Yankees Rout Cleveland In 10-4 Baseball Tilt
Cleveland offense breaks through late but New York dominates with 13 hits. Engel drives in three with a triple and score in the eighth as Brockett struggles on the mound.
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New York
Hemphill
Elberfelé
Poe
Veen
Chase
Fangle
Demmitt
Brockett
She
Knight
Geretand Ode
Kidnow
Ball
Laj “Ie
West
Joes
Den
Teta Cree
Austin
Ric
Kiecinow
Turner
Elberfeld
Engie
Kleinow
Joss
O'Loughlin
Hughes puzzle at Louis to bar as Criss hit hard
Washington wins by the score amid a muddled report from Aathington on June 10. Mentions Criss and Criger, plus names Hushes, Street, Jcan, and Sheridan. details are garbled with stray codes and missing context.
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Aathington
Hughes
Louis To
Pitchers Krause Lifted Detroit Past Pittsburg 3 to 1
In Philadelphia on June 18 Detroit fell to Pittsburgh 3 to 1 as Krause pitched effectively. Pittsburgh scored in the sixth on a Collins pass and Murphy’s triple with Davis’s single, then added a run in the seventh. Umpires Hurst and Connolly.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Pitstaff-Gey
Krause
Collins
Murphy
Davis
Killian
Are
Mile Stars to Meet at New York Carnival Meet
Land Rosenberger to clash with Hillman and others in the New York Athletic Association carnival of sports at American on June 26. The event features top sprinters from the country including Willers and Jimwin Rosenberger of the Irish Athletic Club. Hillman impressed at Travers Island and Rosenberger shared a fast relay leg, signaling a strong NYA champion duel in the M. A. L. relay with both stars on the same team.
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New York Tapes Athletic Association
American
Hem Willers
Hillman
New York Ath Pty
Jimwin Rosenberger
Beth New York Athletic Club
Weer
Allsopp Leads Golfing Field in East Jersey League Tourney
Henry Allsopp of Forest Hill led the East Jersey Golf League spring tournament at Forest Hill Field Club with 81 in qualifying as 89 or better advanced to match play. Hill of Canoe Brook and John J. Radel of Forest Hill also won matches. the event featured six eight-person brackets, a new clubhouse at Soho, and a club-team 72-hole contest running alongside the rounds.
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Forest Hill Field Club
Henry Allsopp
H. D. Hill
Canoe Brook
Afernoon
Soho
Allsopp
Hill
John J. Radei
Joyd Spencer
H. D. Smith
Glen Ridge
C. A. Whitman
Forest Hill
Stantial
Floyd Spencer
John J. Radel
Forest
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South Orange
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A. Whitman
J. . Egne
Robert Kuebler
A. Dickson
Dr. Washington
T. J. Lintott
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H. B. Salmon
C. W. Royce
H. W. Freeman
A.E. Allsopp
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Ll. M. Schoonmaker
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J. C Meyer
W. F. Beggs
William Acker
Bel Arnaud Heller
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Thomas Alsopp
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J. Vance
Owen
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William All
Paul Helier
Milligan
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Freeman
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Parrott
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Russell
Royce
Schoonmaker
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Meyrer
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Pratt
Erler
Acker
Lever
Dr. Beggs
Lyons
W. Allsopp
Vance
Beggs
Keer
T. Allsopp
Meeter
Standings in Baseball Across Leagues Today
American League schedule features Washington at New York in two games, Chicago at Detroit, St. Louis at Cleveland, and Philadelphia at Boston in two games. Yesterday Cleveland beat New York 10 to 4. Philadelphia 3, Detroit 1. Washington 5, St. Louis 0. National League slate has New York at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Pittsburg defeated New York 4 to 2 in 11 innings, Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 4 to 1.
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New York
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American League
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Philphia
St. Iis
Moston
Wisconsin Crew Arrives for First Hudson Rowing Spin
Wisconsin oarsmen reached Poughkeepsie and prepared boats, then faced light practice with the varsity, freshman eights, and substitute four. Ed Ten Eyck ordered a two mile upstream paddle, noting fatigue from a cross country rail trip but seeing the varsity improve as crews from Cornell and Columbia faced rougher conditions.
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N. Y
Wisconsin
Hudson
Ten Eyck
Varsity
Badgers
Highland Station
Elias
Highland Village
Cornell
Columbia
Courtney
Harvard Crew Changes Before Evening Practice
Harvard varsity eight undergoes lineup changes with Sargent moved from stroke to benched, Cutler promoted to No 6 and Pep Worthington tried at No 2 in the eight. Freshman eight reshuffled as Kerr moves to No 3 in the four and Captain Baker shifts to No 5 amid wind and practice delays.
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Conn
Harvard
Sargent
R. Cutler
Pep Withington
Cutler
Waide
No. 7
Yale
Varsity
Fresamean
Kerr
Baker
W. A. Simith
Nereides II Reaches Cape May After Bermuda Run
The motor boat Nereides II under Captain Walter Hieling returned to Cape May from Bermuda after 73 hours 3 minutes, seven hours faster than the New York Bermuda race. Crew quartered at Cape May Yacht Club, many heading to New York. owner Francis C. Rogers also aboard. Roy Thomas became a free agent after unconditional release from the Pittsburgh season following a decade with the Philadelphia NL team and recent coaching at the University of Pennsylvania.
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N. J
Bermuda
Walter Murray Hieling
Cold Springs Bar
Cold Spring
New York
Cub
Roy Thomas
Norristown
Penn
Pittsburgh
Thomas
University of Pennsylvania
Vermont 4 Penn State 1. Collins fends off nineteen
Ray Collins of the University of Vermont struck out nineteen as Vermont defeated Pennsylvania State College 4 to 1 in rough weather. Collins will join the Boston American League team soon. Score by innings shows Vermont with a 4 to 1 win behind Collins and Arrington. Skeats and Voorhees opposed him. umpire Shanahan.
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University of Vermont
Ray Collins
Pennsylvania State College
Collins
R. Hw
University of Verm't
Pennsylvania State
Coillins
Arrington
Skeats
Voorhees
Shanahan
Brown Reaches Final in Hudson River Golf Association
Charles H. Brown of Saeghill and L. E. Van Etten of Twaalfskill advance to the 36 hole final at Kingston’s Twaalfskill Club for the Hudson River Golf Association championship after hard wins yesterday. Other matches in the day set up final rounds for the second sixteen cup and consolation events amid heavy local club participation.
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Charles H. Brown
Saeghill
L. E. van Etten
Hudson River Golf Association
Twaalfskill
P. B. Rossire
Saegkill
Crane
C. H. Brownkill
H. B. Wood
Columbia
F. WD. Longacre
H. G. Phillips
L. FE. van Etten
Taylor
Powelton
Brown eliminates Lockwood in Massachusetts golf opener
In Watertown on June 18, R. W. Brown of Meadow Brook defeated A. G. Lockwood of Allston 2 up with 1 to play, marking a key upset in the first round of the Massachusetts golf championship at Oakley Country Club.
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A. G. Lockwood
Allston
R. W. Brown
Meadow Brook
Massachusetts
Oakley Country Club
National open golf champ loses 36 hole match
Frederick McLeod, the national open golf champion, was defeated at the Wilmington Country Club in a 36 hole match by Herbert Nicholl, the club professional. Nicholl won 4 up with 3 to play in a purse funded by club members.
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Wilmington Country Club
Herbert Nicholl
Tiffany defeated in Lynnewood Hall golf semifinal
Philadelphia, June 18. Gilman P. Tiffany, five time Hudson River champion and tournament favorite, lost to J. Edwards of Philadelphia by 1 up in the Lynnewood Hall event at the Huntingdon Valley Club. Howard Perrin fell to Rev. Dr. Simon Carr by 3 up and 2 to play in the other semi final.
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Hutchinson Wins Western Pennsylvania Open Title
Pittsburg June 18 Jack Hutchinson professional coach of Oakmont Golf Club won the open championship of Western Pennsylvania today with a 151 for thirty six holes in medal play. Hutchinson is entered in the national open championship at Englewood next week.
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Jack Hutchinson
Oakmont Golf Club
Western Pennsylvania
Hutchinson
Englewood
American horses win abroad at Richmond Royal Horse Show
London reports C W Watson of Baltimore and Walter Winans among prize winners as the Richmond Royal Horse Show opens. Watson's Ringing Bells wins the single harness class over Melvakey, Kitty Grey and Norena take tandem second, Highness and Bugie Maid win hacks first and third, Highness also takes the Fifty Guineas Cup and hack championship. Tandems over 15 hands see Cokersrosa dor and Proserpine first, My Maryland pair second. Watson also takes double harness with Kitty Grey and Norena.
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C. W. Watson
Baltimore
Walter Winans
Richmond Royal
Mr. Watson
Melvakey
Kitty Grey
Norena
Highness
Bugie Maid
His Highness
Mr. Winans
Cokersrosador
Proserpine
Williams Defeats Cornell In Baseball Tilt 4 to 1
Williams easily beats Cornell 4 to 1 at Williamstown. Templeton allowed only two hits and struck out eleven as Oakley Gable Caldwell and Williams contributed on offense. Umpire Jones. Time listed as 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Cornell
Templeton
R. H. E. Williams
Oakley
Gable
Caldwell
Jones
First cousins plan marriage in New York hotel
Pittsburg telegraph item reports Miss Lillian S Kaufmann and Edgar J Kaufmann two first cousins to wed at the St Regis Hotel New York next Tuesday evening. Because local law forbids such marriage two special trains will carry the bridal party to New York. A family member recently died by suicide after objecting to the union.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Lillian S. Kaufmann
Edgar J. Kaufmann
St. Regis Hotel
New York
Palmer Inman Lead Metropolitan Championship Final
The historic metropolitan championship gathers Palmer and Inman in a finals showdown after earlier rounds on the West Side Tennis Club courts. Palmer, a left-handed standout, beat Walter Hall 6 4 6 1 to reach the final, while Inman defeated Carleton Kelley 3 6 4 in straight sets. The doubles upset of Hackett and Little by Tallant and Mahan added late drama to the day.
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Frederic C. Inman
West Side Tennis Club
van Cortlandt Park
Palmer
Walter Merrill Hall
Hugh Tallant
Hall
Love
Inman
Kenneth M. Boorman
Columbia
Lyle E. Mahan
Artemus Holmes
G. A. L. Dionne
Carleton C. Kelley
Deuce
Kelley
Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Tallant
Hackett
Mahan
Frederick C. Inman
Carleston C. Kelley
King Smith
Morris S. Clark
Frederick P. Fox
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Harry C. Martin
K. M. Boorman
Harry Torrance, Jr
Otto H. Hineck
George O. Wagner
Raymond D. Lite
Lyle B. Mahan
Samuel A. Westfall
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Otto H Hinck
Benjamin M. Phillips
Edgar F. Lee
Louise S. Hammond
Raymond D. Lattle
F. Weaver
Roy Richey
Elizabeth H. Moore
Frank J. Gould
Elizabeth C. Bunce
Calhoun
Cragin
Miss Griffin
Sarleton
Marie Wagner
Gordon Hamilton
Seaver Retains Massachusetts Lawn Tennis Title
Boston, June 18. R C Seaver of Boston defeated F J Sulloway of Franklin New Hampshire in straight sets to retain the Massachusetts state lawn tennis championship at the Longwood Cricket Club. The scores were 9 1, 0, 6 4. Seaver wins the new cup after claiming the old cup permanently last year with his third title.
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R. C. Seaver
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Doyle Fails Giants Strikes Out in Ninth
In Pittsburg on June 18 Camnitz outlasted Wiltse through eleven innings and scored the winning run for the Pirates in the second extra, as Doyle struck out with men on second and third in the ninth. The Pirates led 2-0, the Giants tied it in the eighth, and Camnitz delivered a dramatic hit and the decisive run in the eleventh for a 3-2 final.
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Ihe
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Murray
Miller
Abstein
O'Hara
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Alstein
Bridwell
Giants buy an outfielder in Beards town deal
Cap Anson of Chicago, alleged to act for the New York National League club, closed a deal with Beardstown Association president Rupple last night. Kommers, a local outfielder who led the Illinois Missouri League in batting last year and ranks second this season, is sold to the New York club.
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Ill
Cap” Anson
Chicago
New York
Rupple
Beardstown Association
Kommers
Ewing Holds Phillies as Cincinnati Wins 4 to 1
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 with strong pitching from Ewing. The lines show Cincinnati scoring in the first, third, and fourth innings while Philadelphia managed a single run. batterymates were Ewing and McLean for Cincinnati and Sparks, Ritchie, and Doon for Philadelphia. Umpires Rigler and Truby.
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Montreal at Newark in Eastern League today
Buffalo defeats Jersey City 3 2 while Newark tops Montreal 4 2. Other results list Baltimore 3 over Toronto 2 and Rochester at Providence with unclear final. Montreal Newark Buffalo Jersey City Rochester Providence Baltimore Toronto are named as today's matchups.
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Knotts
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Clarke
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Rudolph and
Hearne
Kelly
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Barry
Peterson
Stafford
Missing Girl Found In Cypress Hills Cemetery
Janet Reed a sixteen year old student from Girls High School Brooklyn was found by her brother and a companion wandering in Cypress Hills Jewish cemetery. She did not recognize them at first but recovered after talking. The light cloak fed ghost rumors. She showed signs of malnourishment and had no shelter from Thursday night storm. Rest will cure her according to physicians and her mother.
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Magenta Street
East New York
Girls’ High School
Brooklyn
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Cypress Hills
Reed
Pemerton catcher Lyman Saidt remains unconscious after injury
Mount Holly New Jersey June 18. Despite treatment since Wednesday Lyman Saidt of Pemerton remains unconscious and doctors offer no hope of recovery. Saidt, a substitute catcher, played Wednesday in place of the regular player when he was struck on the head by a batter during the game.
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N. J
Lyman Saidt
Pemberton
Saidt
Matson Cup Winner in opening Western Vanderbilt race
Joseph Matson drove a Chalmers-Detroit Bluebird to victory in the light car division at Crown Point Indiana, winning the Indiana trophy over fifteen rivals. George Robertson finished second in a Locomobile, with Monson third in a Marion. Burman led early but retired with a valve issue. Matson's time was 4:31:21 and average speed about 53 mph amid ideal weather and light injuries.
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Ford
Renault
George Robertson
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Fred Wagner
Maisonville
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Buick
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Nee
Frank Vaughan
Stoddard-Dayton
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Grandstand
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Wiseman
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Guggenheim Arrested Over Speeding At Seattle Race
Seattle report states M. Robert Guggenheim donor of the New York to Seattle trophy cup was arrested last night for speeding. He was taken to Police Headquarters and deposited a zero bond for court appearance.
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Robert Guggenheim
New York
Fragmented OCR shows New England cities and numbers
Readable bits list Lowell Worcester Haverhill Lynn Lawrence Springfield New Haven Northampton Hartford Waterbury New Britain with numbers 10 11 12 4. The text appears as a damaged segment with many place names and dates lacking context.
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