Yankees Rally For 2 1 Victory Over Athletics In Ninth
In Philadelphia on June 28 the Yankees trailed 1 0 until the ninth, when Morgan faltered after Elberfeld and Chase sparked a two run rally. Engle delivered a timely single to win 2 1 as Doyle and Manning mopped up. Elberfeld starred with six assists, Austin five, Knight three.
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Barry
Knight
New York
Detroit Beats Chicago In Ten Inning Pitchers’ Duel
Detroit 2 Chicago 1 in ten innings at Chicago. A two-bagger by Killifer and Schmidt’s single delivered the eventual run in the tenth. Standout plays included a spectacular bunt-fly catch by Stanage. Disputes led to Atz Cobb and Schaefer being ejected.
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Schaefer
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Schmidt
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Boston tops Washington to take fourth in series
Boston defeated Washington by 6 to 3 in a seven inning game, with hits by Delehanty Lelivelt Lord and Waegner. Altrock and Wood pitched for their teams, Altrock lasting seven and one third innings. O Loughlin faced criticism from spectators as the game closed.
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Altrock
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Wood
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Arellanes
Conroy
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Hooper
Thoney
Niles
Seavelt
Boston
Altroca
Balk
St Louis Stresses Pitching as Browns Blank Cleveland
St Louis defeated Cleveland 6 to 0 at home on June 2 as Petty pitched steadily and Ford, Hofman, Jones, and Ferris provided the hitting.
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Ford
Hofman
Jones
Ferris
Cleveland
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Turner
Lord
Wallace
O Hinchman
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Sitton
P Falkenberg
Perring Ca
State League results with mixed hometowns
Binghamton and Scranton led by Troy and Smire in a 1 3 1 scoring line, with Wilkes Barre and Utica scoring 1 and Albany at 7, reflecting a compact league table from the night’s games.
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Use
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Utica
Albany
National League standings and today’s games listed
National League games today feature New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburg amid yesterday’s results Pittsburg 3 Cincinnati 2 and Philadelphia 5 Boston 3 with rain in the second Philadelphia Boston game and Brooklyn New York rained out. American League matches include Washington at New York St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Philadelphia at Boston with New York 2 Philadelphia 1 and unclear Chicago St Louis and Cleveland tallies.
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Storm Halts Giants at Polo Grounds as Lightning Strikes Flagpole
A fierce storm at the Polo Grounds halted the Giants vs. Brooklyn game with rain and hail turning the field into a lake. A bolt of lightning shattered a center field flagpole and sent the 1905 pennant tumbling. About five thousand fans fled the stands and rain checks were issued as the game was postponed. The Giants travel to face the Superbas across the bridge in a five game series.
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Pirates Beat New Foe in Pinch Hit Contest
Cincinnati June 28 Timely hitting in pinch situations carried Pittsburg to victory over Cincinnati. Gibson matched Ewing’s effort with strong relief work after appearing in the seventh. Hoblitzer Mitchell Bescher and Gibson doubled for Pittsburg while Downey Abstein and Miller contributed in defense and offense. Time 1 45. Umpires Emstie and O Day.
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Ratted for Corridon in eighth inning in Philadelphia loss
In a tight game Philadelphia and Boston tied 8 8 after seven. Corridon and McQuillan allowed multiple hits with Becker driving a three base hit and Coffey Mazee adding two base hits. Doolin and Bransfield turned a double play as late innings featured two sacrifice bids and stolen bases by Osborne and Bates.
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New York
Manning
Collins
Murphy
Baker
Austin
Chase
Sweener
Oldring
Morgan
Dovie
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Kerin and
Sheridan
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Cantillon May Manage White Sox
Chicago reports that president Comiskey may appoint Joe Cantillon of Washington as manager of the White Sox, replacing Fielder Jones at season's end. If Cantillon departs, Jiggs Donohue, a former Chicago player, would take over in Washington.
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Comiskey
Fielder Jones
Joe Cantillon
Washington
Billy Sullivan
Emperor Watches Start In Sonderklasse Race In Kiel
In Kiel on June 26 the third sonderklasse race faced light wind and rain. The Emperor attended the start with princes rowing the yachts, Hevella won again claiming the Emperor's cup and Armour Cup, Angela IV placed second, Seehund II I third, Hevella owned by O Protzen and Dr Rackenius, Tilly X owned by C V Kroggmann won the Crown Prince's cup.
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Jeck
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Golf League Handicap List Tops Connecticut Clubs
The League of Connecticut Golf Clubs announces its annual handicap list with 524 names. Scratch handicaps apply to top players like B F Merriam of Waterbury while absentees are listed at 18. Connecticut championship slated at Greenwich Country Club next week.
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Waterbury
Connecticut
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W. K. Shepard
Greenwich
Polo on Muddy Field in Westbury Cup Semifinal
Point Judith Polo Club defeated Great Neck 7 to 1 on a slippery Meadow Brook field in the Westbury challenge cup semifinal. Due to absences the teams played three per side with Point Judith using a fourth man. Clarke Stevenson and Beadleston led Point Judith with multiple goals. Great Neck's J P Grace and Goodwin scored the lone goal. Referee Reginald Brooks.
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Malcolm Stevenson
Point Judith
Rockaway
Great Neck
Seward Cary
C. P. Beadleston
P. Grace
M. Stevenson
F. S. von Stade
Goodwin
Stevenson
Beadleston
von Stade
Clarke
Great Nock
J. P. Grace
Reginald Brooks
Accident mars polo match at Essex County Club
Frank Kinnicutt, third on Squadron A polo team, was thrown from his horse and suffered a broken shoulder in the late game at Essex County Country Club. Essex County Club defeated Squadron A 14 to 2. Players listed for both teams included Fowler, Tilney, Wilmerding, Colby, Childs, Kinnicutt, Cram, and Perry.
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Tribune
Orange
N. J
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Squadron A
Essex County Country Club
Kinnicutt
Arthur A. Fowler
Nicholas Tilney
Jack Wilmerding
Everett Colby
H. H. Childs
Howard Cram
Alvin W. Perry
Yale Nine Confident Ahead of Harvard Series Game
New Haven June 28 Yale fans show keen interest in the second championship game with Harvard tomorrow. Tickets sold out amid high demand as reunion crowds threaten to crowd the diamond. Yale in good form, Merritt likely to pitch with Van Vleck in reserve. Harvard to arrive from New London around noon with Hicks to start if needed.
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New London
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Merritt
van Vleck
Hicks
Amherst shuts out Wesleyan in 5 0 win
Amherst defeats Wesleyan 5 to 0 after scoring in two innings. McClure bests Connolly with solid control as Taylor and Marrin handle the batteries. Umpire Foley. Time 1:00. Final line shows Amherst 5 runs on 7 hits. Wesleyan 0 runs on 4 hits.
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New England League Scores Hit Haverhill over New Bedford
Haverhill defeated New Bedford 8 to 1 and Brockton beat Lynn 6 to 0. Lowell won in 11 innings over Lawrence 2 to 1. Worcester and Fall River could not play due to wet grounds.
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Lynn
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Varsity Rowing Teams Hold Time Trials Ahead of Regatta
In Poughkeepsie three crews Cornell Pennsylvania and Syracuse completed time trials on the four mile course with mixed results. Columbia and Wisconsin mostly long rows with bursts of speed. Robinson and Phillips from Columbia treated for ear and tooth issues. Cerussi returns to New York for lookout on run down condition. Wisconsin crews and freshmen split two mile brush with Wisconsin winning by two lengths.
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Yale Crews Race Victory Mirrors Varsity Sharp Win
Yale varsity eight defeated the freshman eight in a three mile downstream race at Gales Ferry. Harvard alumni watched as Yale, after a morning wakeup row, drew ahead before two miles. At Red Top Harvard practice saw the varsity and freshman eights race half a mile with the varsity leading and finishing with opposing stroke rates.
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Upsets mark opening round in Middle States tennis title
Fifty one aspirants competed on Orange Lawn Club courts at Mountain Station New Jersey for the Middle States championship cup held by Edwin P. Larned. Two upsets featured Alexander Amend defeating Hajimie Kawasaki 6-2 6-2 and Nathaniel W. Niles beating Frederick Inman 6-2 6-3 while Raymond Little dominated R L James 6-2 6-2.
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Frederick Watson, Jr
Myron L. Harris
Clean Sweep for New York Players in Richmond Tennis
A party of New Yorkers swept the Old Dominion championships in Richmond Virginia capturing most trophies. Richard H Palmer won the singles crown. Hildegarde Turle of Kings County Club won the women's title. Pell and Grant won doubles while Turle and Cragin won mixed doubles.
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Beals C Wright Will Not Play This Year
Beals C Wright, renowned lawn tennis player, who sailed to Australia last year with the American team to contest the Davis International Cup, will not compete this year due to a light sunstroke. The Providence report confirms his withdrawal and notes his expected return after recovery.
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Eastern League Games Today Feature Mix of Matchups
Baltimore visits Newark while Jersey City plays Providence in a full slate. Toronto hosts Montreal with early and late innings shaping the action. Buffalo travels to Rochester as both clubs post early scores. Final lines show a 5 1 and 3 1 results for different games with irregular inning tallies and battery pairings Newton Mitchell Winter Bachow.
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Plans for Big Cruise by New York Yacht Club Fleet
Commodore Arthur Curtiss James through fleet captain Frank lin A Plummer issues General Order No 3 outlining the Newport rendezvous on August 6 with a 9 PM reception aboard the flagship Alpha. Astor and King's cup races slated for Aug 6 and 7, then cruises to Vineyard Haven Portland Rockland and Brooklyn with further races and signals to follow. Lloyds American Yacht Register for this year lists 3355 yachts 412 clubs 25 associations with 1921 private signals and 3200 owner entries.
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Bayside Cricket Club Formed in Long Island Area
Arthur E Rendle, a noted cricket supporter, organizes a new Bayside club likely to become a leading team near New York. He invites membership from top metropolitan cricketers and players from Queens Kings and Nassau counties.
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Baseball Today Two Games at American League Park
Two games scheduled with first pitch at 2 PM at American League Park. The Americans face Washington in the early contest with a single admission price noted.
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Kuhne Must Stay In Prison After Contempt ruling
Justice Kelly of the Supreme Court Brooklyn ruled that Acting Captain August Kuhne of the local detective bureau must remain in custody at Raymond Street jail. Kuhne began a 30 day term for contempt of court after a prior writ request sought transfer to the Sheriff. The case centered on whether he is a civil or criminal prisoner, with the court confirming criminal contempt and denying the habeas corpus bid. Robert M. Johnson, Sheriff’s attorney, attacked Assistant District Attorney Elder for backing Kuhne’s position, accusing him of undermining the court mandate.
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Actor Wilton Lackaye Identifies Absconding Valet
Wilton Lackaye of New York says Frank H. Roland, once his valet, stole his automobile, $210 in cash, and jewelry worth $1,400 after four days of service in September. Roland was sentenced to Sing Sing last week for two to three years after pleading guilty. Lackaye offered a $100 reward and notified police.
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One Pound of Nicotine in Havana Cigars Ad
An old tobacco ad promotes Havana cigars with nicotine content claims and a promise of flavor without “evil after-effects” inviting readers to smoke for a milder experience.
Physical test changes for army officers explained
Washington June 2 modification of the ninety mile ride for officers including seniors in ordinance and engineers. Three seven hour segments replace one six hour thirty mile ride. Examinations will be lenient with age and duties. ride scheduled for late October or early November with two parties led by General Wotherspoon and Colonel Duncan. Moves to place camps near rail lines and battlefields debated.
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Dickinson and Wood Inspect Portland Fortifications Commanders Tour the North Atlantic Defenses
Secretary of War Jacob M. Dickinson and Major General Leonard Wood, leading the East's military department, visited Portland forts including McKinley, Levett, Preble and Williams. The trip reviewed artillery readiness with 6 inch disappearing guns at Fort Williams, ending with a Portsmouth stop and plans to inspect Boston district next.
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Leonard Woe
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Atlantic Fleet To Move Today From Norfolk
The Atlantic battleship fleet will move to port destinations along the New England coast tomorrow. First to depart are the Mississippi and the New Jersey, followed by the Maine Minnesota Vermont Wisconsin Kansas Georgia Virginia Ohio Louisiana Tacoma and Celtic.
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Times Sq Automobile Co Ad Promotes Low Car Prices
Automobiles advertising claims by Times Sq Automobile Co as the largest dealer of new and used cars. S cites locations in New York Chicago and St. Louis with showrooms on 18th Street near Broadway, Michigan Ave, and Pine Street. The notice emphasizes remarkably low prices and wide selection.
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Healey and Ma Two Seat Phaeton On Market
Fragmentary note describes a two seat phaeton labeled appan bee feet condition made by Healey and Ma for sails. Address listed as Lonergan at 200 West 77th Street.
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