Giants Win Doubleheader in Streak-Breaking Fashion at Polo Grounds
Giants bounce back with a doubleheader sweep at the Polo Grounds, edging a pair of wins as Becket and Dahlen struggle in the opener while McCormick, Merkle, and Tenney drive late runs. A dramatic ninth inning thriller ends with Doyle’s late defense and Crandall closing the door in seven innings of the second game.
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Polo Grounds
Vestertar
Becton
Larry Poyle
Terey
E Giants
Sonre
Teale
McCormick
Mattern
McCoor
Wes Tageed
Lousezier
Sweeney
Maren
Dahlen
Graham
Becker
Sree
Schielant
Merkle
Tenney
Groom
Doyle
Brid- Harts
MeCormick
Kiet
Ten
Fordham
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Markle
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Erman
Het
Starr
Ritcher
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Giants
Tenner
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Deen
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Inn
Onlc
Automobiles dealer ad with scattered prices and names
An automotive advertisement fragment lists new and used cars with low prices. Mentions Pemortably Low Prices, York near Bre, Michigan, Louis, Smith, and 231 West. The text is incomplete and hard to parse but indicates a general car dealership promo with various names and vague locations.
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Aes
York
Bre
HVAGO
Michigan
Louis SW
Suburban Handicap At Sheepshead Bay Sets Open Race Field
Overnight contenders for the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay are named as top horses battle for the one mile and a quarter race. Restigouch and Fitz Herbert lead the pool with Alfred Noble King Daughter Effendi Fay ette and Fayette among potential threats as Keene and Hildreth weigh entries and jockeys for the spring meeting opener.
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Sheepshead Bay
Salvater
Henry of Navarre
Ben Brosh
Gold Heels
Kinley Mack
Africander
Beldame
Ballot
King James
Brooklyn
James R. Keene
Celt
S. Hildreth
Restiouche
Brownlyn
Arcite
Coney Island Jockey Club
S& Hildreth
Restigouch
Fitz Herbert
Alfred Noble
Manor Bey
Parkway
King = Daughter
Tom McPowell
Latonia
Powers
Mr. McDowell
King
G. J. Harrison
McClarthy
Canada
W. T Ryan
Effendi
Hatasco
Upton
Devile
Madden
Fayette
Ogden
Joe Madden
Butwell
Fayette Fashion Plate
Arvite
Kine
Kine’sa Peaughter
Rit
Tocker
Hildreth O
Baseball Standings and Games From Yesterday and Today
Standings show NATIONAL LEAGUE teams with New York leading yesterday’s results Boston 4 at New York 11 and Brooklyn 5 over Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 6 over Chicago Pittsburg 5 over St Louis Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 2 leads. Boston and New York on top. AMERICAN LEAGUE games today New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Washington at Detroit Keeton at Washington last results Boston 14 New York 5 Chicago 4 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia Washington 9 Detroit 8 St Louis 7
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklin
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
York
Brooklyn
Pittsboro
New York Nation
Traghf
TOA Pholadelphia Et Bho &P Tavis
Cleveland
Tonis
Detroie Keeton
Washington
Vester
Detroit
Superbas Sweep Quakers In Doubleheader Win
The Brooklyn Superbas defeated Philadelphia two games to none in a Riverside Park style set, taking the first game 6 to 2 and the second by a wide margin after strong late hitting. Rucker held Philadelphia to three hits in the opener as Lennox and Magere fueled a late burst. Covaleski struggled for the Quakers amid miscues. In the nightcap Brooklyn jumped early with bases on balls and a long fly, adding three more in the seventh as they cruised to victory behind solid team hitting and sharp fielding. The Reds later toppled Chicago 6 to 4 in a separate major league scoreline, with Kroh and Hagerman proving pivotal on the mound.
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Superbas
Flirnesterday
Quakers
Brooklyn
Beth Fames
Rucker
Hunter
Covaleskie
Magere
Tad
Philadelphia
Doolin
Jarkutsche
OlMoore
VrWart
Oon Trials Ag
Minth
Brooklvo
Grant
Jack- Mesech Stelen
McMillianx
Philadeph
Ry Moore
Ruckade Brookton
Ucker
Moore
Philadelpimita Brooklys
Shenn
Too Cement
Umm
Ia ii
Mares
Joe Ee
Rt Si
McMillan
Tennty
Lemes Ewer
Masee Hammel
Tenner
Alpermann
Titus
Covaleski Lumier
Lenox
Dautite
Lennox
Alperman
Phildelphia
Breokisa
Covaleski
Hunter Kane Covaleski
Offadelphia
Drubbing for Yankees as Steele Wins for Boston
June report from Festen notes Boston overpowering New York as Steele pitches effectively. Abundant Boston hits and costly Yankee errors support a nine to one victory, with Elberfeld absent in the infield due to suspension and Knight shifting positions after Doyle and Austin reach base.
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Boston Ab Ribpoan Mreonnell
Lord
Garde Rt. Fd
Mithane
Toesceg
Hooper
Bngte
If Blzou OH Tgessier
Denniiet
Oo A
Stahl
Laporte
Oo Wagner
Riair H-O
Niles
ifKnight
Spencer
Bweeney
Steele
Chesbra
Boston
Des Troyte
Vloughiin
Perrine
York Ankboon
Ent
New York
Doyle
Uinpteas
Krause Shuts Down Washington in Sixth Straight Victory
Philadelphia pitcher Krause earned his sixth consecutive win this season by blanking Washington. Batter ies Krause and Thomas led a strong effort while Smith Street and Blankenship contributed. Umpires Kerin and Sheridan.
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Philadelphia
Krause
Washinton
Beesle
Washington
Thomas
Smith
Cleveland Narrowly Loses In Wild Pitch Fight
In Cleveland on June 22 Berger dropped a one run game amid two wild throws and a wild pitch. Chicago won 4 to 3 as pitching by Raterles Flene Sullivan Berger and Rerms with Connelly and Hurst.
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Cleveland
Berger
Chicago
Raterles
Flene
Sullivan
Eastern League results with 11 innings in Newark game
Yesterday Newark defeated Toronto 4 to 3 in 11 innings while Rochester topped Buffalo 4 to 1 and Baltimore drew 4 to 1 at Montreal. Today game at Polo Grounds against Boston with admission at 2 PM.
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Providence
Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Montrest
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Pasebell
Polo Grounds
Boston
Slater Stars in Elementary Baseball Championship Win
Harry Slater, a standout pitcher from Public School 183 in Manhattan, led to an elementary school baseball victory at Rivertona Park yesterday. He cleared the bases with a dramatic eighth inning home run, while Terrhran of Public School 149 delivered a strong pitching performance in a strange, error-filled game. Final innings show Public School 28 40xe-57 36 Public School 149 and Adcozi Li Ahe B Ss Patteries Slater and McCarthy Loughran Norton.
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Public School
Manhattan
Retona Park
Inoine Terrhran
Anly Coven
Aste Public School
Slater and
McCarthy
Loughran
Norton
Ford Car Wins Ocean to Ocean Race at Exposition
Ford car No 2 arrived at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition grounds shortly after noon today as the winner of the long ocean to ocean autoemotive race from New York for the Guggenheim trophy worth 2000 dollars. Five machines started from New York on June 1. two failed. Ford car No 1 and the Shawmut were expected late tonight or tomorrow. The winning car completed the distance in 22 days 50 minutes.
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Seattle
Ford
Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition Grounds
New York
Shawmut
Gaffney Builds Racing Stable With Julia Powel Purchase
James B. Gaffney, prominent contractor and Tam many Hall ally, begins assembling a strong racing stable by buying Julia Powel from WB Jennings. The mare won at Gravesend in her first start for Gaffney, who plans to race under Frank Weir’s training and his own unregistered colors.
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F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Julia Powel
WB Jennings
Mr. Gaffney
Gravesend
Frank Weir
Gaffiner
Iulfa Powel
Sir John Johnson
Butwell
James R. Keene
Vasque
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Mr Gaffney
Frank Farrell
Jim T Gaffney
Montpelier
Mexeana
Pretend
P. J. Dwyer
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Enid
Golden Maxim
Thomas Monahan
Mr. Thayer
W. R. Jennings
FE Tugan
Bor
Little King
Glennafeana
Low Scoring at Golf Shoup and Nichols Win
Amateur and pro players at Englewood Golf Club competed in a four ball curtain raiser for the open championship. Shoup and Nichols posted a best ball of 48 while rivals led by Travers and Anderson strained to keep pace. Nichols starred with key shots, while Hobens and Travers posted strong rounds for the day.
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Englewood Golf Club
W. Shoup
Gilbert Nichols
Wilmington Country Club
FE. M. Barnes
Englewood
Jack Hobens
Chub
Jerome DI Trave
Chamepion
Tom Anderson, Jr
Shelter Island
Travers
Anderson
Walter J. Tray
Metropolitan
Hhs Barker
WS Stafford
Willa Anderson
St Louis
Nichols
Will Anderson
Hobens
Travis
Fred McLeod
Herbert Strong
Handil
Alec Ross
Brae Burnt
Tom Vardin
Majestic
Wil
Smith
Capablanca Beats Marshall In Eight-Game Match Finale
Capablanca of Cuba defeated Frank Marshall of New York in the extended chess match at the Manhattan Club. Beginning April 19, the Cuban won the final game after forty nine moves as he built a dominant queen side position and forced a Marshall material concession for two pawns. The final score stood Capablanca eight, Marshall one, with fourteen draws.
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J. R. Capablanca
Frank Marshall
New York
Manhattan
Capablanca
Marshall
Meadow Brook Beats Rockaway Hunt In Polo Cup Final
Meadow Brook second four defeated Rockaway Hunt by 9 to 7 in a hard fought polo final for Meadow Brook cups. Meadow Brook overcame a handicap of three goals as Rockaway rallied late, but Meadow Brook sealed victory in the final period.
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Hempstead
Tong Island
Fineland
Meadow Brook
Rockaway Hunt Club
Rockaway
Ceruss Back in Action as Varsity Crew Adjusts Lineup
In Syracuse the Columbia varsity crew loses Phillips and shifts Renshaw, Courtneys crew changes occur with Backus stepping in and Blevers replacing Sutten. Yale Harvard crews do limited work in heat, with a ten mile second fours race planned Saturday afternoon.
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Tribune
Columbia
Phillips
New York
Ceris
Renshaw
Wamrean
Kaierusst
Courtney Sheek
Carnell
Sutten Wee
No. 6
Neddy Blevers
Stmipsean
No. Do
Pete
Backus
Simpsen
Syracuse
Warthy
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Galex Ferry
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Morton Plant Orders Racing Yacht for Next Regatta
Glasgow June 23 Morton F Ulant of New York orders a racing cutter to race on Hurntich waters next year to meet Shamrock and White Heather, the two largest sailing yachts in this year's regattas.
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Glasgow
Morton F. Ulant
New York
Canadian Champion Defeats Canadian Star in Semis
In Philadelphia on June 22 Miss Louise Hammond of New York, the metropolitan champion, defeated Miss Lois Moyes of Toronto, the Canadian champion, in the semifinals of the women’s national lawn tennis championship. Hammond, favored by heat, dominated Moyes 6-4 and advanced to meet the winner of the Hatchkiss Rateh match in the final. The event drew 3000 guests with music from the Old Guard Band as part of a planned annual tournament.
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Louise Hammond
New York
Misa Lois Moyes
Toronto
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Commuities
Mewes
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Hatchkiss-Rateh
Miss Hotchkiss
Roteh
W. H. Pouch
Claire Johnson
Wallace F. Johnson
Pennsylvania
N. W. Niles
Harvard
A&r
Louise Ham
Hugh Tallant
Lyte E. Mahan
George H. Hazen
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Woman’s Home Companion
Roland Mix
Scribner’s Magazine
Frank
Hoyt
the Outlook
W. T. Dewart
W. H. Field
Munsey
J. A. Hamilton
Frank Seaman
J. Walter Thompson
Inman Reaches Final In Amackassin Singles
Frederick Inman advances to the Amackassin club semifinal at Yonkers after a 6 3 6 2 win over Edgar F. Lee. Women's doubles see Elizabeth H Moore and Elizabeth Bunce beat Anna Martin and Mrs. Henry H. Burdick 6 3 6 2.
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Inman
Amackassin
Yonkers
Edgar F. Lee
Elizabth H. Moore
Elizabeth
France
Anna Martin
Smith College
Henry H. Burdick
E. H Moore
Miss E& ¢ Bunce
Miss Hewitt
Miss Na
Miss Martin
Mrs H H Bu Fick
Miss McAdoo
Miss Rowan
Elizabeth H Moore
Miss Elizabeth Bunce
M Anca Martin
Mia H H Burdick
Miss Elizabeth # Monre
Miss Constable
Miss Browning
Elizabeth C. Bunce
Batten Captures Advertising Men's Lawn Tennis Title
Joseph Batten won the advertising men's lawn tennis tournament defeating R A West in straight sets after returning from retirement to join a field of sixty four players. The event took place on the West Side courts near Van Cortlandt Park with strong serving and hard drives throughout the single day competition. Harold H Hackett and Raymond D Little were noted as international figures at the close of the event.
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Joseph Batten
West Side
Onsth Street
van Cortlandt Park
Batten
R.A West
Tors
Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Interna
Fastest season time at Speedway Parr by Joseph Gibbons flare
At the Fifth matinee of the Road Drivers meet on the upper stretch yesterday afternoon Clare led with Thomas B Leahy's Who Ronews and won the first heat in 1:01. Who Knows finished half a length behind in the second heat with late pushing for faster. Kate Nelson won the A A pace beating Alone In the two final heats in 1:10 and 1:0. Sid Axworthy added two more heat wins in the A A A trotting class beating Wentworth in 1:6 and 1:4.
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Speedway Parr
Joseph
Clare
EL J. la Place
Kate Nelson
Frank Kilpatrick
Sid Axworthy
Charles Wieland
Wentworth
Detroit Powers Past Browns In Fourth Straight Win
Detroit bunched hits off St Louis pitchers to win 8 to 1, extending their winning streak to four. Batteries were Sorgs and Schmidt for St Louis with Crag, Bailey, and Criger behind Detroit. Umpires Egan and Evans.
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ST. Louis
Dettrett
St Louis
Browns
Surgs
Schmidt
Criss
Bailey
Criger
Egan and Evans
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