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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1916

Page

6

Yankees overpower Indians as Cal Lop falters in rout

June 1 Cleveland. Wallie Pipp leads New York with a long homer and multi hit performance as Nick Cullop allows six earned runs before a short exit. Donovan belts five Cleveland pitchers while the Yankees pile up nineteen hits and a 16 to 1 lead.

Teearaph Tigers Cleveland Yankees Nick Callop New York Donovan Toniay Joe Ducks Pipp Geore Ty Grover Lawdermilk Donovan Boys Yanks Baumann Peck Lowdermiik Mike New York Swat Frits Coumbe Regume Wev Lowdermolk Hy Iere Dirnt

Johnson Holds Browns Safe as Senators Win

St. Louis avoided a shutout with two passes and a single, while Washington struck Parke and Davenport hard to win 6 to 1. Pratt's single in the eighth inning helped save the locale from a shutout as Freese and Reese contributed to the scoring.

Johnson Browns Senators St. Louis St. Louie St. Lowia Docinion Wits Washington Parke Davenport Halla Pratt Totis Sue Reese Aveta Stuer Fiera Ian Fir Sue Nernapeeran Sire Baer

Weaver's Wild Throw Lifts Red Sox Over White Sox

Boston wins final game of series as Weaver makes a wild throw on Jativrin's grounder with two outs in the seventh, allowing Janvrin to score and giving the visitors the edge. Cited players include Hendrickson, Cadyod, and Thomas as key contributors in Chicago.

White Sox Chicago Genrke Weaver Jativrin Boston Chicago Toxp Inc Weaver Janvrin Hendrikaen Ound Cadyod Thomas Shore Reore Marth Coney Serath Rata Uditetivah

Pat Morans Phillies defeat Jersey City

The Jersey City club, a new Sunday club, impressed a crowd of 4,500 at Went Blue Park but lost to Pat Morans Phillies in their first outing. The report notes a tough debut for Jersey City with the Phillies winning on the day.

Jersey City Blue Park Jersey Boys Pat Moran Phillies Thiadelphta Jensey Erry Non Vreethre Tnsth Weinart Tures Howells Tomine Cora I Aiwira Mayer Cortes Rolain Ant Nikan Han Ti Trent Wudio Stoney Toronto

Grays Dominate Newark as Pieh Shelled in Loss

Providence overpowers Newark 16 to 3 as Cy Pieh exits after two innings. Schacht relieves Pieh while Grays collect 14 hits, with five off Trek and Schacht, and race to lead early. Rages pitches well for the visitors, keeping hits scattered amid a lopsided afternoon.

Providence Cy Pieh Newark Viteene Bees Saeitieran 100

Detroit Tigers rally win amid sloppy Philadelphia fielding

Clean hitting and a key late double helped Detroit seize the game against Philadelphia. An error by the visitors allowed Detroit to pull ahead, with Hamilton delivering run production and Gidring’s two-out double in the seventh adding insurance as the Tigers prevailed.

Detroit Philadelphia Hamilton Gidring Stansee HS Atasaan Deere Aasipivin Vy Assis

Syracuse Freshmen Seek Clean Sweep In Race

At Poughkeepsie June 18 the Intercollegiate Rowing Association postpones the freshmen race until noon tomorrow with Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania and Syracuse freshmen competing. Syracuse aims for a clean sweep following varsity and junior wins, while crews scramble for food and training arrangements amid travel and captaincy decisions.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Intercollegiate Rowing Association Pennsylvania Governor Flower Poughkeepsie-Highland Columbia Cornell Syracuse A.J. Osman Benson Re R O'Loughlin Tene Ivania A. Woll Neo Buu Ithaca Courtney John Moyle John Collyer Collyer Ted Jamieson

Timely batting by Reds beats Cards in muddy day

Cincinnati, June 18. On a muddy field the Reds defeated the St Louis Cardinals 2 to 0 despite rain that paused play after the first inning and halted for about a half hour. The game featured steady hitting and key performances as Cincinnati pulled ahead in a weather-affected contest.

Cincinnatii Cincinnati St. Louis Kirti Seyler Gorham Heiney Reba Inaliene Mishel Aoffett

Beaton and Davis Lose Narrowly in Richmond Doubles

In a round robin invitation doubles on Staten Island at the Richmond County Country Club Dongan Hills Davis and Johns Beaton failed to clinch first place, losing 7-6 6-8 2-6 to Alrick M. Man Jr. and Charles M. Bull Jr. The long, fast match stretched over two hours with highlights from Throckmorton Murray and Pell as rivals chased the title.

James S. O'Neale Ver Dyke Johns Leland Stanford Richmond County Country Club Dongan Hills Staten Stand Willis E. Davis Coast Bullet Davis Johns Alrick HM. Man, Jr Charles M. Bull, Jr R Lindley Murray Harold A. Throckmorton Throckmorton Murray Meteor Man Bull Johne Davin Frederick C. Inman Theodore Roosevelt Pell Hull Johny Murray-Throrkmorton Poll-Liman Otrid Gobi Johns Sleepy Hollow California Hall Athletic Club Maurice Ji. Mcloughlin Norman E. Brookes Forest Hills Max Elizabeth Youngster Palo Alto Inman Pell Richie County Coynien Devbarien Douiles Chinglee Willis Davie Tari A Houert Tandie Fsa

Binzen Beats Ostendorf In Wet New Rochelle Match

Fordham tennis captain Elliot Binzen defeated Al Ostendorf 6 4, 6 4 on rain-slicked courts at the New Rochelle Tennis Club during the Quaker Hide championship day one. Dr. William Rosenbaum beat George Walker Jr. 8 4, 6 4 in a muddy, struggle filled by nervous play and double faults.

Elliot Bingen Fordham University la Dionne William Rosenbaum New Rochelle Bineen al J. Ostendorf Mark Wagner Fordham Beates Ostendorf Hinzen de. Rosenbaum Princeton George A. Walker, Jr Hartsdale Walker Dr. Rosenbaum Siip Engese Novas Ings Wartmane Willime

Club Standings and Today’s International Games

The International Club reports today’s matchups Toronto at Newark Montreal at Providence Buffalo at Richmond Rochester at Baltimore. Yesterday Providence beat Newark 15 to 3 while Toronto defeated Montreal 14 to 1 and Toronto posted 25 to 1 over Montreal. Standings show Prov'ce 28 14 607 Newark 21 22 488 Buffalo 21 26 Montel Balt're 23 22.511

Toronto Newark Montreal Providence Buffalo Richmond Rochester Baltimore Weh. WL. PC Prov Montel Balt Toroto Rich Roch'er

Default Matches Dominate Park Tennis Play at Van Cortlandt and Claremont

Public parks tennis championships continued yesterday on Van Cortlandt and Claremont Park courts. At Van Cortlandt more defaults than usual disrupted play, while Claremont saw keener competition among players including Maree, Rotman, Deamon, and Stowe.

van Cortlandt Claremont Park Maree Ach Caine Snes Rotman Deamon Nate Wi Stadt Aleaander Welt Haut Ormon Omen Satane Satan Dergie Owe Homann Integied Sam Hatger

Four Survivors Reach Mt Vernon Open Tennis Finals

Embree Henderson Elliot Bingen J Harry Steinkampf and J O Neale reach the doubles final at the Sunningdale Country Club Mount Vernon open tennis tournament yesterday. Steinkampf and O Neale beat Hamilton Adfer and Manfred Goldman 64 61 to advance. Goldman Lipsitz O Neale and Fixman NYU captain remain as four survivors.

Embree H. Henderson Elliot Bingen J. Harry Steinkampf O'Neale Sunningdale Country Club Mount Vernon Young Rinzen G. G. Grenz 7Th Regiment Steinkampt Ad O'Neale Hamilton Ad Fer

Baseball Booming in London Town

Baseball gains traction in London as Canadians stationed there form a league among army pay office units and Canadian hospital staff and munitions workers. An American team is invited to join, with J. G. Ce of Central Buildings Westminster organizing the project.

England London Army J. G. Ce Central Buildings Westminster

Donlin's Long Branch Team Falls to Giants 9 2

Long Branch June 18 Giants detachment led by Hans Lobert beat Mike Donlin's squad 9 to 2. Schupp and Schauer split mound duties with strong work. Donlin's lineup included two singles while Etlinger and Robertson contributed key hits. Kelly ended up with two singles and a double in three at bats.

Tuna Long Branch Hans Lobert Giants Mike Donlin Long Branc Schupp Schauer Andy Coakley Donlin Robertson Roush Kelly Doolan Robert Et- Linger Tong Rianute Abeh Po Etingetch Robere To Frome Foush Donline Hells UN Hells UN Aa Eemo, If. 300 0 10 Hunter, 2B20 0 Rauhartef Foolan Wkeringe Merberran Merriga

Swede Athletes Win Six Titles at Bensonhurst Meet

Kolehmainen defeats Finn rival in one mile as Swedish American Athletic Club sweeps six titles at Ulmer Park. Almlof wins two events, Bergquint, Reimerth, Hansen, and Petander claim titles. Kaleva Club runner-up with Kolehmainen their sole first. One meet record fell as Bergquist clocked 10.34 seconds in the 100 yard dash.

Kolehmainen Hannes Sons of Sweden A. Almlof Edward Bergquint Charles H. Reimerth Hansen S. Petander Kaleva Athletic Club Turn and Athletic Club Edward Bergquist Almlof Almuf Pury Ind Mo.p. Fms Wan Skeetan Creith Uottan Aitanen

Stars and Gridiron Stars Win at Singer Athletic Meet

Star athletes from Singer Employer's Athletic Association competed at Elizabethport New Jersey. J Eller and Arthur Engels clashed in high level events with Engels beating Eller in the 99 yard low hurdles. W F La Rose of Knight at St Antony won the 100 yard dash ahead of Stephenson of Trinity Club. Loughlin Lyceum captured the one mile relay aided by Hauser. Mohawk Athletic Club and Brooklyn Athletic Association runners also featured in close finishes.

Athletic Association Hich Elde Aiz Abethport N. J Snel J. Eller Oteran American Athletic Club Alee Frank J. Stephesnon Trinity Club Bredyn Eller Arthur L. Engels Engels Stephenson Wylliam F la Rose St. Antony la Ron Eller Jim Laxcoln New York Athletic Kenneth R. Baker Pital Iersnel Tuck Eller Ant Engels Thu Thi Witiner Stephen la Rowe PR Hauser Loughlin Lycee Hagar Jon Wis Mohawk Athletic Club Brooklyn Fui Willie Shanahan Rubenstein Feld Willie Goldman Ackool Hoy Brooklyn Athletic Associati Goldm Arthur Billingham

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