Giants Back in West Meet with Thrilling Home Win
Giants rally to beat the lowly team in a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds. Doyle and Marguard lead the offense as McCormick, Murray, and Tenney contribute key hits. Beating the Boston lineup with strong pitching from Mathewson, New York seizes the two games and plans a grandstand extension at the hill.
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Polo Grounds
Veswee Gore
West
Amd
Gerirs Bestar
Larry Doyle
Evard Doevle
McCormick
Mattern
McCerrick
Greed
Rlgier
Mrk
Dahlen
Graham
Troyle
Becker
Divine
Poses
Doyle
Bridwell
Harry Motormick
Geomrse Zhlei
Futore Murray
Truby
Fordh Hien
Sweeney
Matty
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Markle
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Bevlin
Frank Bowerman
Yes
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Murray
Ir Deyle
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Seymour
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Automobiles Times 8Q Automobile
Dealers in new and used cars to the world. Remarret 215 17 GW anth st Chicago. Loris 24 Michigan Ave. Fine and 18th parties. Moderate price months. Smith, 231 West.
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Loris
Michigan Ace
Smith
Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Open Field Faces Strong Home Crowd
Overnight names for the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay include Restigouche Fitz Herbert and Alfred Noble with modest topweights, as notable runners King James Celt and Ballot are absent. Prominent owners James R. Keene and S Hilreth field futures like Fayette Fashion Plate Arvite and Effendi while race expectations hinge on Fitz Herbert and Alfred Noble amid a fallable field.
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Alfred Noble
Sheepshead Bay
Salvater
Henry of Navarre
Ben Bre Gold Heels
Kinley Mack
Africander
Beldame
Ballot
King James
Brooklyn
James R. Keene
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S. Hil@reth
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Oney Island
de St. Hildreth
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E. Dugan
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McDowell
Latonta
Powers
Mr. McDowell
Kine
G. Harrison
MeCarthy
Canada
W. T. Ryan
Effendi
Hatasco
Upton
Doyle
John FE
Madden
Fayette
Ogden
Ine Madden
Rutweil
Fayette Fashion Plate
Arvite
Onner Tucker
Restirouche
Hildreth
Pagan Fitz
Herbert Arcite
Nicol King’s
McDorwell Powers
Arrisen McCarthy Farette
Madden Botweil
Oneck Stable
Ho Smith Effendi
Ryan Ipton
Standings and results from major baseball leagues
National League standings show New York leading with 11 games, Boston 1 behind after yesterday's results. American League standings list New York and Philadelphia near the top, with Chicago and Detroit also in the mix. Yesterday's games included Boston 14 New York 3 and Chicago 4 Cleveland 4, among others, contributing to current win totals for the season.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklin
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Tonis
Boston
Brooklyn
Vicinist
Chicage
St. Louuis
Cleveland
Tonis
Washington
Detroit
R. St. Louls
Peager
Reston
St Louis
Superbas Sweep Quakers In Brooklyn Doubleheader
The Brooklyn Superbas defeated the Philadelphia Quakers in both games at Brooklyn, gaining momentum after a road skid. Lennox and Magee sparked the offense with key hits as Brooklyn rolled to a 12–2 win in game one and shaded Philadelphia 8–6 in the nightcap, aided by Quaker misplays and solid pitching.
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Superbas
Breokerday
Quakers
Brooklyn
Parker
Hunter
Cavaleskie
Lennox
Phillies
C Tanda
Tokion
Magee
Philadelphia
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Bhean
Grant
Ager
Transfield
Twininger
McMillan
Trootin
Bergen
Jacklitsch
Rucker
Ol Moore
Dennings
Rurch
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McMillan West
Moore
Brown Moore
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Rorch
Element
Hummel
Alpman
Jannox
Tamiey McMillan
Wergen
Alpermar Jumiley
Alperman
Adelphia
Brooklyn Covaleekt
Hunter Adelphia
Lennon Titans
Caynox Dookie
Hunter Phil
Reds Triumph Over Cubs In Daily Game
The Reds defeated the Cubs by a clear margin in a 1908 game with Kroh pitching for Cincinnati and Fromme Roth Brown Moran Archer contributing. Gasper, Hagerman, O Day and Emsite noted among the battery and field players in a high scoring affair.
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R. H.ererrtoanamasy
Cincinnati
Chicago
Gasper
Fromme and Roth
Overall, Brown, Moran and Archer
Um- Kroh, Hagerman
Pires—O'day and
Emsite
Eastern League results from yesterday games
Newark defeats Toronto 4 to 3 in four innings Buffalo tops Rochester 10 to 4 Baltimore beats Montreal 4 to 1 at Polo Grounds Giants lose to Be Baseball in game 2 Fe
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Providence
Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Polo Grounds
Am Giants
Be Baseball
Ifaguf
Nerses
Roffals
Drubbing For Yankees As Boston Star Hits Standout
Boston defeats New York 14 to 3 in a high scoring game marked by 21 Boston hits. Steele pitched well for Boston, Doyle and Austin contributed offensively for New York, with several errors aiding Boston’s big fourth inning surge.
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Yankees
Yenzilin
New York
Knight
Austin
Chase
Short
Sweeney
Steele
Boston
Doyle
Cree
Spencer
McConnell
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Chesbro.p
Xao
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Meconnell
Demmitt
Gardner
Davie
Chesbro
Niles Ancer
MT Steele
Sterele
Y Loughlin
Perrine
Krause Pitches Phillies to Sixth Straight Victory
Krause pitched splendidly for Philadelphia defeating Washington, unbeat en this season with his sixth straight win. Batteries Krause and Thomas for Philadelphia. Smith and Street. Blankenship for Washington. Umpires Wherin and Sheridan.
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Philadelphia
Krause
Washington
Beta Borg
Washington Annoonon
Nh & M
Thomas
Smith and Street and Blankenship
Wherin
Sheridan
Chicago Wins 4 3 as Berger Falters in Cleveland Tilt
June 23 report from Cleveland notes Berger loses his own game with two wild throws and a wild pitch. Chicago prevails 4 to 3 after a chaotic inning sequence. Batteries Fiene Sullivan for Chicago and Berger Bemis for Cleveland. Umpires Connolly and Hurst.
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Cleveland
Berger
Chicago
R Ee
Fiene and Sullivan
Berger and
Bemis
Umptres
Connolly and
Hurst
Slater Leads PS 28 To Elementary Baseball Title
Harry Slater, star pitcher of Public School 28, won the elementary school baseball championship over Public School 188 of Manhattan at Crotona Park by a bases loaded homer in the eighth. Loughran of PS 1469 threw well, allowing few hits. Final score details appear garbled but name pairings Slater MacCarthy Loughran Norton are recorded.
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Harry Slater
Public School
Manhattan
Crotona Park
Loughran
Anise Coven
Ford Car Wins Ocean to Ocean Race for Guggenheim Trophy
Ford car No 2 reached the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition grounds shortly after noon to win the New York to Seattle race for the Guggenheim trophy valued at 2000 dollars. Five cars started from New York on June 2. two failed. Car No 1 and the Shawmut were due later. The winning machine completed the journey in 92 days minutes.
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Seattle
Ford
Alaska-Yukon Pacific Exposition Grounds
New York
York
Shawmut
Gaffney Starts Strong Racing Stable Bid at Gravesend
James R. B. Gaffney, linked to Tammany Hall, buys Julia Powel from W. B. Jennings to build a racing stable. Julia Powel, trained by Frank Weir, won a six furlong race at Gravesend, with Butwell driving a strong finish to overtake Sir John Johnson. Gaffney praised racing prospects amid a buoyant, unbooked era and recalled his ties to Frank Farrell’s former stable as he eyes future purchases and racing ventures.
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James RB. Gaffney
F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Julia Powel
W. B. Jennings
Frank Weir
Mr. Gaffner
Jockeylub
Sir John Johnson
Butwell
James R. Keene
Vasque
Mr. Gaffr
Frank Farrell
Jim Gaffney
Montpelier
Mexcana
Pretend
P. J. Dwyer
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Golden Maxim
Thomas Monahan
Awyer
W. R B. Jennings
D Puzan
Mexecana
Little King
Ilennadeane
Low Scoring As Shoup and Nichols Win Four Ball
Amateurs and pros clashed on Englewood elf Club links as Shoup and Nichols edged the field with a 68 in a four ball ahead of rivals including Travers and Anderson, Hobens, and Barker. Travers, fresh from two weeks out, posted 74 while Anderson matched 7s, and Will Anderson sparked a 32 front and 38 back for 70.
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Englewoodelf
W. Shoup
Gilbert Nichols
Wilmington Country Club
FE. M. Barnes
Englewood
Jack Hobens
Jerome PD
S Stafford
Willa Anderson
St. Louis
Nichols
Will Anderson
Hobens
Travis
Anderson
Fred Mcleod
Holfer
Herbert Strong
Handil
Brae Burn
Maskie
Tom Vardin
Willl
Smith
Capablanca Defeats Marshall In Lengthy Chess Match
Cuban champion J R Capablanca defeated Frank Marshall of New York to win an eight game lead after the final score stood Capablanca 1 Marshall 1 drawn 14. The decisive game, a Queen's Gambit Declined, went forty nine moves with Capablanca gaining a queenside edge before forcing Marshall to give up a pawn.
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J. R. Capablanca
Frank Marshall
New York
Manhattan
Capablanca
Marshall
Meadow Brook Four Beats Rockaway Hunt in Polo Match
In Hempstead on June 2 Meadow Brook Club’s second four defeated Rockaway Hunt Club 9 to 7 in a hard fought polo final for Meadow Brook cups. Meadow Brook, receiving three-goal handicap, built a six-goal run to overcome Rockaway’s early lead. Raines, Rawlins, La Montagne and Burden starred as winners.
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Hempstead
Tong Island
England
Meadow Brook
Rockaway Hunt Club
Rockaway
MEA Aon
Bach
Steve Totalais
Morgan Grace
Columbia Crew Changes Aim Before Friday Rowing
Porghkeepsie June 22 Columbia varsity eight misses Phillips still. Cerassi moves to No 2 as Renshaw shifts to bow No 5, Hamman drops No 2 with Gerch at stroke. Cornell crew and Yale Harvard practice noted in heat. Yale and Harvard second fours race planned for Saturday over two miles.
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Tribune
Porghkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
E ‘Varsity
Phillips
New York
Columbia Shell
Cerassi
Renshaw
Pitt
Hamman
Gerch
Cerassis
Courtney Shock
Cornell
Sufton
Stevens
Simpson
Backus
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Quakers
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Conn
Yale
Harvard
Morton Plant Orders Racing Yacht For British Regattas
Morton F. Plant of New York has ordered a racing cutter to compete in British waters next year. The yacht will challenge Shamrock and White Heather, the two leading vessels in this year's regattas.
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Glasgow
Morton F. Plant
New York
Canadian Champion Defeats Moyes for Semi Final Spotlight
Louise Hammond of New York defeated Toronto’s Lois Moyes 6-4 in the women's singles semi final at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Hammond advances to meet the winner of the Hotchkiss-Rothe match in the final as hot conditions and strong play defined the day. The men's singles saw Wallace F. Johnson beat N W Niles in a gruelling contest as the tournament unfolds.
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Louise Hammond
New York
Lois Moyes
Toronto
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Moves
Miss Hammond
Sterling
Miss Hotchkiss
Miss Roteh
W. H. Pouch
Claire Johnson
Wallace F. Johnson
Pennsylvania
N. W. Niles
Harvard
Inman Reaches Final At Amackassin Club Yonkers
Amackassin Cup play saw Inman reach the men's singles final after a 6-3 2-6 6-4 win over Edgar F. Lee on Yonkers courts. Elizabeth H Moore and Elizabeth Bunce won the women's doubles 6 2 over Anna Martin and Mrs Henry Burdick. Other results included Connell, Lee, and Moore victories in later rounds.
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Inman
Amackassin
Yonkers
Edgar F. Lee
Elizabth H. Moore
Elizabeth Runes
Anna Martin
Smith College
Henry H. Burdick
Miss Moore
Miss Bunce
Batten Wins Advertising Men's Lawn Tennis Title
Joseph Z. Batten, returning from retirement, defeated R. A West to win the Advertising men's lawn tennis tournament at the West Side Tennis Club. From a field of sixty four, Batten showed vine and smashing play to triumph in final rounds. Harold H. Hackett and Raymond D. Little were noted in the closing lines.
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Lyte E. Mahan
George H. Hazen
the Woman's Home Companien
Roland Mix
Scribner’s Magazine
Frank ©. Hoyt
the Outlook
W. T. Dewart
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J. Walter Thompson
Frank Presbrey
Jase
Joseph Z. Batten
Princeton
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van Cortlandt Park
Batten
R. A West
Harold H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
Interna
Fastest season time at Speedway Parte noted in road drivers event
Joseph Gibbons’s chestnut gelding flare posted the season’s best at the fifth matinee of the Road Drivers on the upper stretch yesterday. Clare led Who Knows in the AA pace with Bleahy’s horse 1:01, then finished ahead by about a half length. Kate Nelson won the AA pace in 1:19 and 1:%, beating Alone. Sid Axwoerthy added two more heats in AA trotting, beating Wentworth in 1:6 and 1:4.
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Speedway Parte
Joseph Gibbons
Clare
Thomas Bleahy
Who Knows
E. J. la Place
Kate Nelson
Frank Kilpatrick
Sid Axwoerthy
Charlies Wieland
Wentworth
Detroit Beats Browns 8 1 as Hits Help Shutout St Louis
Detroit gains its fourth straight win over the Browns with a strong team hitting effort. Suggs and Schmidt pitched with Criss Batley and Riger behind the plate and infield. Umpires Egan and Evans.
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Schmidt
Criss
Batley
Riger
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