Cravath Hammers Twins In Two as Cravath Sizzles
New York and Philadelphia split a double header with the home team taking 9 2 in game one as Cravath belts two homers off Marquard. Chicago loses to Pittsburgh 7 2 in the final game of the series while Brooklyn and Boston split a twin bill in which Wheat homered for Boston and Seaver and James pitched. St Louis defeats Cincinnati 4 B with Beck driving in the go ahead run as Davenport Ingersoll Renton and Clarke hold.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cravath
Marquard
Rhe
Testeau
Meyers
McLean
Jacobs
Tincup
Mattison
Etter
Burns
St. Louis
Beck
Ratier
Cincinnati
Davenport
Ingersoll
Renton
Clarke
Hagerman
Doak
Wingo
Suggs
Cincinnati Club
Ball Park
Josh Devore
Joe
Seventeenth-inning victory in King game for Portland Colts
In a Northwest League clash the Portland Colts surged to win in the 17th inning after Vancouver tied it in the ninth. McGinnity yielded three runs in the fifth and Kaufman shut down Spokane later, while Tacoma edged Spokane behind strong pitching and Seattle defeated Victoria 2 to 1 with Narveson and Schneider handling duties.
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Portland Colts
Vancouver
Portland
Batteries
Leonard
Murray Harstad
Reuther
Grindell
Oss
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Victoria
Federal League games highlight late innings, Chicago tops Kansas City
In Kansas City, Chicago defeated Kansas City 6 to 5 as late inning hits and errors aided the visitors. Cullop held Kansas City to one hit through six innings, with Kenworthy connecting for a home run a single and a double. In Brooklyn, Brooklyn beat Baltimore 4 to 1 as H Myers tripled in the eighth to drive in three runs. St Louis edged Indianapolis 3 to 2 in a tight affair as Mullen and Rariden combined on the mound. Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with Buffalo, earning a 10 to 2 win before a 7 to 8 defeat amid errors and heavy hitting.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Cullop
Kenworthy
Rowe
Fisk
Langs
Wilson
Henning
Easterly
Turner Cheats Recruiter Pitcher Aimed At No Hit
A scattered baseball rundown from June 2 reports Wylie Taylor pitching for the St. Louis Americans allowing a single hit as Cleveland won 3 0. Turner hit a ninth inning single threatening a no hitter. Other games include Detroit defeating Chicago 4 2 with seven steals, New York beating Washington 8 3 in a ninth inning rally, and Philadelphia split a doubleheader versus Boston 3 2 and 4 2. St. Louis at Detroit and Cleveland at Chicago matchups noted with various battery changes and field actions.
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Cleveland
Wylie Taylor
St. Louis Americans
Turner
Taylor
Oford
Agnew
Hagman
O'Neil
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Ashington
New York
Moha and Dillon Ready for Catchweight Bout
Jack Dillon and Moha near their catchweight bout with Dillon in good form after reports of a misstep. Moha left Boston yesterday and Dillon aims to beat him decisively in Butte as both train and plan for a June 1 or 2 match. Other notes cover Levinsky-Dillon chatter and local horse betting moves in New Orleans and an Indianapolis race crash update.
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Jack Dillon
Bob
Moha
Butte
Boston
Dillon
Rattling Levinsky
Jimmy Walters
Moira
Levinsky
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Batoe Eeetling Levinsky
Baltimore
Chicago
Buffalo
St. Louie
Dillon Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Scianopolis
Aintit
Kansas City
Pacific Coast League Scores Roundup June 2
Portland hammered five Sacramento pitchers for 14 hits and 17 runs. San Francisco shut out Venice 2 to 0 behind Leifield as the Seals extended their win streak. Los Angeles defeated Oakland 3 to 0 with Hughes pitching six strikeouts as the Oaks were held to five hits.
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San Francis
Venice
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Portland
Oakland
Shae Sone
Aesung
Gil
Arellanes
Kremer
Colwell
Worverton
Hannah
Rohrer
Rieger
Krause
Kantz
San Francisco
Angeles
Oaks
Hughes
Oak
Brooks
Malarkey
Mitze
Northwest college baseball crown decided at Oregon game
In Des Moines and Lincoln on June 7, Oregon claimed the Northwest championship by defeating Washington State College 4 to 1. The Sioux City–Omaha Topeka game was postponed due to wet grounds. At Princeton Syracuse played, with Princeton posting a 7 to score.
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Denver
Joseph
Des Moines
Lincoln
Omaha
Itar i
Opeka
Eas
Sioux
Omaha-Topeka
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Washington State College
Matty's Big League Gossip: McGraw Mack and Joe Jackson
Famous managers like John McGraw and Connie Mack kept many players out of the majors, trusting their judgment. Tales recount Rudolph and a homesick Joe Jackson missing his Athletics, while Tinker’s trade moves and Cincinnati’s losses shaped early big league lore in this gossip column.
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Archer
Cubs
Detroit
John afcGraw
Connie” Mack
Mack
McGraw
Rudolph
Tcher
Giants
Toronto
Stall- Inge
Wim
Wen
Boston
Sone
Tob
Steinfeldt
Cincinnati
Conkie
Rou
Connie
Fie
Ain
Mac
Washington
Jackson
Mmself
Con
Fellows
Hempany
Chicago
Tinker
Murphy
Feds
Joe
Ebetts
Indianapolis
Federaleague
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Matty
Butte Athletes Defeat Melrose in Local Game
Butte athletics beat Melrose 3 to 2 in a Sunday match at Melrose. Peterson Cossette and Tuite, Rodgers and Byrne starred in the contest.
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Butte Athletics
Melrose
Ra Butte
Peterson, Cossette
Tuite
Rodgers
Byrne
Foodstuffs' Home Demand Nears Production
Washington reports that domestic demand for foodstuffs nearly equals production, prompting reduced exports and rising imports. Department of Commerce review shows imports of raw foods and prepared items up sharply in the first six months of the tariff era, while exports decline in crude and manufactured goods. Major increases cited for beef, cattle, corn, wheat, rice, macaroni, fruits, molasses, and edible oils.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Vanitie Defeats Resolute In Triangular Cup Duel
On Long Island Sound June 2, Alexander Cochranes Vanitie beat Herreshoft built Resolute by about 13 minutes after rough flaky winds. The 29 mile race saw Vanitie surge from behind to finish well ahead, with Capt Winain S. Dennis at the helm for Vanitie and Charles Francis Adams II steering Resolute.
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Rye
Alexander Cochrane
Long Island Sound
Herreshoft
Resolute
Vaniile
Gardner
Triangle
Thomas Lipton
Nicholson
Charles Francis Adams II
Vantile
Winain S. Dennis
Adams
Vantye
Herreshoff
Vanitie Metter Dritter
Vanitie
Harvard Crew Opens Preparation for Yale Race June 18
Coach Wray led varsity and freshmen crews on the downstream two mile stake race at Red Top Connecticut. Practice focused on individual form as crews attempted starting positions. The session lasted about 50 minutes.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Wray
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