Baseball Leaders Show Week in Review for AL and NL
Baker of New York tops AL batting at .364 while Ruth remains a nominal leader for Boston. Smith of Boston leads NL batting amid reduced margin, with Merkle driving Cubs and Wickland joining the slugging group. Carey of Pittsburgh holds the stolen-base lead as Burns falls. Boston pitchers boost team batting and hold gains. Schang Shean Scott and McInnis advance for Red Sox. Bush leads in percentage of games won.
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De Palma Wins 100-Mile Harkness Auto Race
New York June 2 Ralph de Palma was declared winner of the 100 mile Harkness handicap at Sheepshead Bay after a revised report from the American Automobile Association upheld his victory over Tom Minton. De Palma protested claiming he twice beat Barney Oldfield and should be placed second. Scorers’ errors were blamed by official timer Fred Wagner.
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International League scores show Toronto shutout and Jersey City win
In a sparse update the International League standings list Toronto 0, Jersey City 5, Newark 8 in a fret game followed by a second six second game referenced in the terse log.
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Ewark
Mayor to Present Keith Trophy to Cambridge High Latin Rowing Crew
Mayor Peters will present the B F Keith memorial trophy to the Cambridge High and Latin crew, winners of the Interscholastic Rowing Association regatta last Friday, on Keith's Theatre stage tomorrow night.
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B. F. Keith
Cambridge High and Latin
Keith's Theatre
Baseball Scores Reported For City Rivalries
American Association results show Louisville over Indianapolis 8 2 Columbus defeats Toledo 38 21 Kansas City edges Milwaukee 3 2 St Paul beats Minneapolis 5 1 first game and 2 1 in the rematch, detailing local standings and outcomes for the day.
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Toledo
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
White Sox Beat Yankees 6 to 2 in Chicago Game
In Chicago, June 2, the White Sox routed the Yankees 6 to 2 as Love faltered in the fifth inning. Walters and Miller errors helped Chicago seize the lead, aided by J Collins and FE Collins hits and Feisch’s homer.
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Feisch
Indians Edge Nationals 11th Inning For 1-0 Win
Cleveland defeats Washington 1 to 0 in 11 innings in a pitchers duel. Shotton mishap in right field allowed the winning run as O Neill scored after Bagby Sacrifice, Hart ran for O Neill, and Chapman delivered the go ahead hit. Two Washington double plays halted rallies as Lavan, Wambsganss, Speaker, O Neill and others contributed.
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Browns Bunch Beats Athletics 4 2 in St Louis
St Louis rallies from behind to defeat Philadelphia 4 to 2. Perry allowed four hits through seven, then Shocker pitched the last two innings for the win. Key plays included three hits by the Browns, a wild pitch, and Gardner error contributing to the comeback.
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Smith
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Shannon
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Austin
Sisler
A Burns
Phillies Rally Over Reds In Cincinnati
In a rain delayed game Phila delphia defeated Cincinnati 6 to 3. Toney suffered his first loss of the season after a sloppy early innings offensive burst by the Phillies led to the win. The two clubs will play a doubleheader in Philadelphia Tuesday due to the late start.
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Prendergast
Arlington and Watertown Tie For Baseball Lead
The Mystic Valley Interscholastic Baseball League enters its last week with Arlington High and Watertown High in a top tie. Winchester High defeated Watertown Saturday, forcing a tie atop the league. The deciding title game will be between Arlington and Watertown at Watertown on Friday afternoon.
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Winchester High
Watertown High
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Spy Pond Boys
Arlington
Watertown
Weather and score notes from regional games
Weather affected a slate of games with Wet grounds as Little Rock faced Birmingham. Mobile led 5 to 3 while Chattanooga 3 New Orleans 3 Nashville 2 Memphis 6 Atlanta 3 were also listed with scores.
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Nashville
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Atlanta
Little Rock
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Wet Grounds
Cornell Dominates College Athletics Driven by Moakley
The Ithacans hold the collegiate athletic title with Jack Moakley seen as the factor behind Cornell’s success. Pittsburg’s Frank Shea posted a swift quarter mile time, while Pennsylvania’s Hammond shows promise. Harvard’s Crimson crew defeated Yale in the Housatonic regatta as Bill Haines steered a strong Crimson eight.
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Ithacans
Harvard
Yale
Housatonic
Bill Haines
Crimson
Cubs Acquire Derres 600 through 1915 Consolidation
The Derres 600 property became part of the Cubs in 1915 by consolidation of the clubs under the pact between the major leagues and organized baseball, uniting teams under a single organizational framework.
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Perce
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Clarification on Double Headers in Early Baseball Games
The discussion concludes that a true double header consists of two games played consecutively for one admission. The game between New York and Philadelphia that was halted by rain was the first game, with the second game later played. J G Hendrix played for the Chicago Federal Leaguers in 1914 and 1915, not the Cubs.
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Chicago
Cubs
Cubs Top Braves 10 6 In Woonsocket Exhibition
In Woonsocket Rhode Island on June 2 the Cubs defeated the Braves 10 to 6 in a charity exhibition for the Knights of Columbus. Fred Merkle hit two home runs and Major Leslie Mann collected three hits as Chicago poured on the offense while Hughey Canavan struggled for Boston. Attendance was about 1 800 as the big leaguers staged their first local appearance and the Cubs enjoyed a productive day at the plate.
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Concord High Baseball Seeks Season-Ending Win at Woburn
The Concord High School baseball team will close its season next Saturday afternoon with a game against Woburn High at Library Park in Woburn.
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