Extended Matches at Tennis In Middle Atlantic Tourney
In a marathon on the Columbia club courts Bethel and Gore edged Bundy and Moorhead 11-9 7-9 in a record long men’s doubles semifinal. Gordon and Moore also won their doubles semifinal while singles leaders Gordon and Moore meet for the final as play continues this afternoon.
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A J. Gore
Tentm
Columbia Ilube
Hi H Bundy
Upshur Moorhead
Dope
Spencer Goraion
Ballard Moore
Connie Doxote
Norris McLean
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Arthur Hellen
Hellen
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Douglas Hillyer
Bethel
Gore
Bundy
Moorhead
Dimcult
Helsen
Hutger
Doyle Esday Lean
Crampton
Rethel
Miss Bryan
Misa Fle
Cards Fall Behind in First Inning as Reds Lose 6-1
In Louis, June 4 Cincinnati was beaten after the first inning score was hung up today, final 6 to 1 for the locals. Key hits came from Grif fry and Winga, while Griner pitched seven innings for St. Louis.
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S? Louis
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Abalo al St Joule Abho & Teach Ocf
Olluegins
Hers Ao
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Mpires
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Orth
Kansas City Tops Pittsburgh In Wild Pitchers Battle
June 4 Kansas City defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 3 as wild pitching shaped the game. Kansas City tallied four runs in the seventh inning after a hit batter three walks and a single, with Rogge Barger Dickson and Berry combining on the mound for the Chiefs and Min Winning and Brown for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Sloufeds and Chifed s clash in Chicago game
Chicago beat St Louis 8 to 3 as McConnell falters and the locals drop to fifth place. The game featured key plays by Groom Ffattles Bleck Breonan Whay and Fischer. In New York Fred Smith of the Buffalo Federals is reported traded to Brooklyn and will join the lineup tomorrow.
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Bleck
Breonan Whay
Fischer
New York
Fred Smith
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Yankees Fold to Tigers in Shutout Loss
Detroit’s Cobb Crawford duo sidelined the Yankees as New York was blanked 6–0. Cobb’s first inning triple scored Vitt, Crawford’s single brought Cobb in, and Cobb stole home in the ninth. Cobb and Vitt, plus the Tigers’ solid defense, sealed the win while New York’s offense struggled to muster any run support.
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Harry Lord Named Buffalo Manager After Split Doubleheader
Buffalo and Brooklyn split a two game set in Buffalo with Brooklyn winning 9 to 3 and Buffalo taking the nightcap 6 to 3. Louden and McDonald hit two homers in the final game as the deciding factor. President Robertson announced Harry Lord, ex Chicago Americans, will manage Buffalo replacing Schlafly who was released. Lord to continue at third base.
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Louden
McDonald
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Tim Hurst Death Shocked Nation in Minersville
Tim Hurst former major league umpire died at 54 in Minersville Pa from indigestion at a friend’s home. A noted sports figure, he once volunteered to umpire a pennant game where he called out a batter at the plate. He later joined the National League and was known for wit and resilience.
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Pottsville
Tim’ Hurst
Minersville
Hurst
Far Rocklaway
N. Y
Two runs by Chicago open game against Boston
Chicago scores two runs in the first inning aided by Collins base running and Wagner error, with Fournier driving in a run. Scott and Weaver support, though Speaker is briefly knocked down, later reenters and leaves in the third. Boston both tallies come from early action as the Red Sox fall behind 2 to 0.
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Reaton
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Mullaney
Travis and Anderson to Meet for Metropolitan Golf Title
Walter J. Travis of Garden City and John G. Anderson, a Boston golfer now resident in New York, will clash in a 36 hole final at Apawamis Club for the Metropolitan Golf Association championship after winning their semifinals. Travis beat Oswald Kirkby 6 up 5 to play, while Anderson edged Phillip C G Carter after a five extra holes battle.
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Garden City
John G. Anderson
Boston
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Gay
Apawamis Club
Metropolitan Golf Association
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Anderson
Massachusetts
Jarome D. Travis
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New York Golf Club
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Carter
Athletics by 570.3 with Browns' help
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 5 to 3 after bunching hits with errors. Bush held St Louis to five hits. Malone, formerly of Mount Saint Joseph's Academy, Maryland, appeared in lineup under his real name for the first time. Also reports a New York Giants exhibition win over Rochester 4 to 3 and Baltimore beating Springfield 7 to 2 in the Colonial League.
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Malone
Mount S J. Joseph's Academy
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Ryan
al Phils
Abhoa Shotten
Murphy
Kopf
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Oldring
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Aphe
Baeked
Leary
McAvoy
Lapp
Phiadelphia
Dodgers Beat Pirates In Easy Evans Inning Win
Brooklyn started its western trip with an 8 to 2 victory over Pittsburgh at day. Pfeffer pitched well as the Dodgers dominated the game in Pittsburgh, delivering a strong offensive showing and securing a straightforward win.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Polo Game Booked Today in Potomac Park
A polo match is scheduled at 4 pm on Potomac Park grounds with Washington and Fifth Cavalry as the competing teams. The article also covers a separate 7 to 4 exhibition win by Chicago Nationals over Grand Rapids Central League, listing key players and scoring events.
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Miss Porter Loses in Penn Eastern States Doubles
Miss Elizabeth Porter of Washington and Miss M Smith of Philadelphia were defeated by Miss Eleanor Carey of Baltimore and Miss Emills Kennedy of Philadelphia 6 3 6 3 in the championship doubles match in Philadelphia. Central and Brightwood slated to play in Northwest Sunday School League today at 6 15 p m in a postponed game.
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Elizabeth Porter
Washington
M. Smith
Pennsylvania
Eleanor Carey
Baltimore
Emills Kennedy
Central
Brightwood
Yesterday's Results in Major League Baseball Scores
Yesterday's results show Kansas City tied with St Louis and Pittsburgh trailing Chicago and Brooklyn. Buffalo posted a decisive win with a high score, while Buffalo's opponent netted margin changes.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
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Brooklyn
Buffalo
Newa
Chevy Chase Men Reach Final in District Golf Championship
Walter R. Tuckerman and Wiliam 8. Reyburn of Chevy Chase Club will duel over 36 holes at their home course for the District golf title after advancing through two rounds. Tuckerman edged Dalzell in a tight semifinal battle, while Reyburn overcame Wolcott to reach the final.
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Reyburn
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Samuel Dalsell
Tha
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J. T. Bishop
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Dal
Jand
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Swolett Tuckerman
Allen Lard
Samuel Dalaell
W. & Reyburn
Three Agents of Baseball Pool Ring Nabbed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia detectives arrested Daniel Lucas of Morristown Pa and two others on gambling charges in a statewide pool operation. Five thousand tickets and coupons for next week's play were seized from Lucas who said he left his railroad job to run pool tickets for the New York backed syndicate. Two New York State senators allegedly backed the operation.
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Baseball Poole
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Morristown
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Baseball News Company
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New York Concern
Morning Telegraph canine and racehorse name list chaotic
A jumbled OCR style text lists numerous horse names and people across Morning Telegraph Cincinnati Enquirer and other papers. No coherent event, outcome or single subject emerges beyond a catalog of entries and references such as Top Hat Tea Caddy Flying Fairy Comely The Finn and various owners and venues.
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Top Hat
Plaintiff
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Flying Fairy
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Pebbles
the Finn
Half Rock
Aemens
Superhuman
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High Horse
Stellarina
Cinemnati Enquirer
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Noll
Plainti
Murphy
Pomette Bleu
Milstead and Wise Named Leaders of 1914 Teams
Milstead central high track captain for 1914 and Toots Wise chosen leader of Business baseball nine for next year at athletic body meetings. Milstead distinguished himself on the underpath this spring and Wise became popular among stenographers in several athletic branches.
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Trac
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