Phillies win in sixth as Mayer shines in win over Pirates
Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 3 to 1 in the sixth, Mayer pitching well. Wagner notching his 3000th NL hit, while Conzelman fanned Reed and Becker in the sixth. Boston defeated Cincinnati on Gowdy’s infield and Evers’s two-base hit. New York won in ten against Demaree with Magee’s error helping. Brooklyn edged Chicago 2 to 1 on Wheat’s throw as Premer held up the win. Standings and upcoming games listed.
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Davenport
Clark
Hess
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Shamrock IV Shows Speed Over Old Boat in Race
In Southampton on June 9 Shamrock IV led the race for the America’s Cup challenger against the older Shamrock on a 40 mile course. Shamrock IV finished 2 minutes 15 seconds ahead but wind shifts near the end narrowed the gap. American measurements give Shamrock IV an allowance of four minutes 23 seconds over a 30 mile course. Baseball scores and other city results follow with multiple games across the league on the same day.
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Thomas ‘Lipton
Shamrock
Shamrock TV
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Postponed Game Rescheduled For Saturday Next Week
The game, delayed from today, will be played next Saturday as teams report improvements and plan to practise by Thursday at latest.
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New York
Iain Cheape
Twenty Inning Game Sets American Association Mark
Minneapolis and Louisville slugged through 20 innings, the longest game in the league’s history, with Minneapolis winning 3 to 2. Joe Lake pitched all 20 for Minneapolis, 15 hits allowed and 15 strikeouts by Loudermilk over 12 innings, then Toney finished. The game lasted three hours and 31 minutes.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Joe Lake
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Toney
Wilson Back With Promise Of Horses
H J Wilson president of the Butte Jockey club returned from an eastern trip with numerous requests for stable rooms. Kentucky stables will be well represented and Maryland will send several. Seymour Veiller stable including Mimeriosa and Christoph the mile record holder is en route to Butte. Jack Brannan's horses head for the city by Saturday morning. Denver reported 400 head of horses seeking stables, with many applying. Training notes: Higin three-quarters in 1 20 and other workouts listed as read.
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Butte Jockey Club
Butte
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Seymour Veiller
Mimeriosa
Juarez
Jack Brannan Haw
Wilson
Denver
Champs Beat Tigers In Erratic Contest
In a wild game marked by errors and stellar individual plays, Philadelphia defeated Detroit 7 to 3. Shawkey faltered at times but the Tigers failed to capitalize in the clutch. Baker homered twice and Cobb stole home in the fourth.
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Cobb
Rale
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Boehler
Seattle Downs Spokane 4 To 0 In Northwest League Game
Seattle routed Spokane 4 to 0 as Honner limited the visitors to two hits. Batteries McCorrs Hughes and Shea for Seattle. Umpire Barnalde fined McGinnity and had Harris ejected from the ground. Vancouver beat Tecoma 203 to 3 with Kauffman Harris Grindell catching.
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Hughes
Shea
Lewis
Bonner
Cadman
Vancouver
Barnalde
McGinnity
Harris
Tecoma É
Kauffman
Grindell
Federal League Scores and City Baseball Wins
In St Louis on June 9 Tobin Tand and Boucher led a rally, Miller drove a three-base hit in the seventh, giving St. Louis a 6 to 3 victory over Pittsburg. Chicago kept pace by routing Brooklyn 2 to 0 while Baltimore toppled Indianapolis. Kansas City edged Buffalo 2 to 1 as Cullop held the visitors to scattered hits. Indianapolis tied Baltimore at 6 before Baltimore edged ahead late. pitchers Suggs Wilhelm Jack and Atsch Mullen handled the action.
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Joseph Denver Ry
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Evanston Club Wins Trans Miss Cup on Home Course
Evanston club takes the jtock cup in the Trans-Mississippi Golf association tournament played on its own course. Four member clubs competed over 38 holes with medal play. Harry G Legg of Minneapolis led the second qualifying round as Americans carry 34 billion in life insurance.
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Trans-Mississippi Golf Association
Harry G. Legg
Minneapolis
Browns to Remain Federals Manager Despite Standings
In St Louis on June 8 President Steininger and Director Otto Stiefel dispelled rumors that Mordecai Brown would be deposed as manager of the St Louis Federals. Stiefel stated Brown would be retained and that owners blamed no fault on him for the team’s seventh place in the American League standings.
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Mordecai Brown
St Louis Federals
Steininger
Otto Stiefel
Stiefel
Chicago
Two Close Games Star Soccer Men
The Silver Park team and Woolman Rovers tied in the league opener at Luna Park amid cautious play and few goals. The Argyles beat the Thistles 2-1 as both matches showed earnest effort, with practice shaping the low scores and notable Rovers form emerging.
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Resolute to Start in Open Sea Race Today
New York June 9 The three cup class yachts Defiance Resolute and Vanitie anchored for their first sea test before tomorrow’s race over the Sandy Hook course amid fresh winds seas and lowering skies Defiance tops the interest while Vanitie faces early handicap and Resolute aims to press Defiance with a narrow margin over the course and stakes including a 30 mile elapsed time estimate.
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