Phillies clip Tigers as Athletes win third straight
In Philadelphia the Athletes defeated Detroit 10 to 6 as timely hitting carried the game for the locals. Willett and Rondeau led Detroit’s batteries as Cotrell and Lapp worked for Philadelphia.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
8
National League results from June six
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2 as Wilson drove in three runs with a triple, Adams beating Moore in a pitchers duel. Boston beat Chicago 8 to 4 after Hess held Chicago to one hit through eight innings. Brooklyn shut out Cincinnati 4 to 0 as Nap Rucker held the Reds to two hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Wilson
Phillies
Pirates
Adams
Moore
Rixey
Killifer
Simon
Boston
Chicago
Boston Braves
Cubs
Hess
Brown
Cheney
Humphries
Archer
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Dodagers
Reds
Nap Rucker
Rucker
Miller
Johnson
Kling
Tennis Title of World at Stake
The Davis Cup opening on the West Side Tennis Courts in New York features Maurice E. McLaughlin facing Horace Rice in singles with R Norris Williams and Stanley N. Doust set to follow, under May or Gaynor officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gaynor
West Side
Maurice E. McLaughlin
Horace Rice
R. Norris Williams
Stanley N. Doust
Daily Baseball Results From Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
Yesterday's results show Boston routing Chicago 8 to 4 while Brooklyn blanked Cincinnati 4 to 0 and Chicago beat Boston 5 to 0. St Louis defeated Washington 12 to 3. Philadelphia triumphed over Detroit 10 to 3. American Association games include St Paul 10 Milwaukee 7 and Louisville over Toledo 3 to 2. Wisconsin Illinois League standings list Green Bay 2 Milwaukee 1, Rockford 4 Oshkosh 3, Madison 6 Appleton 4, Racine 7 Wausau 5.
Today’s NBA Schedule Across The League
The card lists matchups for today including Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburg Chicago at Boston St. Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Minneapolis at Milwaukee St. Paul at Kansas City Columbus at Louisville Toledo at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Appleton Racine at Oshkosh Madison at Green Bay Rockford at Wausau
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ewes
Washington
Detroit
New York Association American
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo Ee
Oshkosh Ee
Green Bay
Milwaukee Eee
American Association
Toledo
Appleton
Racine
Oshkosh
Madison
Rockford
Wausau
Washington Crew Sets One Daily Practice Spin
Speculation centers on college rowing teams at the Poughkeepsie regatta June 21 after Coach Conibear of Washington advocates a single daily practice. The Huskies rowed once from four to five p.m. while other crews typically did two spins, from five to nine miles, in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Conibear
Washington
Death of Chris Von der Ahe St Louis Boss of Browns
St Louis mourns the death of Chris Von der Ahe longtime head of the Browns who built four time champions. He died late yesterday of heart failure. Pallbearers will include Charles Comiskey owner of the Chicago White Sox who once managed and played for Von der Ahe's pennant winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Chris von der Ahe
Browns
von der Ahe
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Yanks win as Browns sweep Washington with strong hitting
New York fans fear celebrations after the Yankees secure their first victory at home. Walter belted two homers driving all Yank runs while Cleveland survived ten innings. The Browns hammered Washington pitchers for sixteen total bases as nearly every Brown posted two hits. Connie Mack used pitcher Cottrell against Detroit, adding a double to his day. Oldring Rae and Baker provided key hits and runs as the Reds briefly fell to last place before Boston rose from the cellar and Hess faltered late. Pirates surged early with Wilson driving in three in the first inning and adding a double, triple, and single for the standout day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Detroit
Willett
Rondeau
Cotrell
Lapp
Cleveland
New York
Naps
Yankees
McConnell
Yanks
Wolters
R H E Cleveland
Sten
Mitchell and
O'Neil
Sweeney and
Gossett
Walter
Browns
Washington
Brown
Pratt
Mitchell
Connie Mack
Cottrell
Oldring
Rae
Baker
Reds
Rucker
Boston
Cage
Hess
Cubs
Pirates
Wison
Wilson
Thompson Sets New All Round Record at Princeton Meet
F. C. Thompson of Los Angeles, Princeton Seminary student, scored 7.1 points to set a new all around record for the Amateur Athletic Union. The event, held as a practice meet approved by the A U, saw Princeton students compete while James E. Sullivan, A U secretary, refereed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Amateur Athletic Union
F. C. Thompson
Los Ageles
Princetts Seminary
Simpson
Martin Sheridan
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Thompson
A. U
Jamé E. Sullivan
Federal League Spreads Circus Admission Clash
Investigation begun by President Powers and Business Manager McCullough into baseball bids from Toledo Buffalo Milwaukee and Kansas City seeking admission to the league this year. Decision expected by July 15 in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
President Powers
Federal League
Business Mat McCullough
Pittsburg Fedals
Toledo
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Sas City
Seniors Defeat Juniors in Tight Normal School Game
The seniors edged the juniors 3 to 2 at the normal grounds. Allen and Gla brenner earned wins, while Saubert and Christian were top juniors, selecting for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Glabrenner
Saubert
Christian
Coulon Signs Burns For Benosha Bout
Chicago June 6 Johnny Orlon bantam champion and Burns of New Jersey signed articles for a ten round bout at Benosha Wisconsin on June 16 Coulon plans to meet Williams next in line for advance notice of his engagements Baltimore's Kid Williams appeared as a rival mentioned in the note
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johnny Or Lon
F Burns
New Jersey
Benosha
Wis
Coulon
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Contract and Man Framed by the Phrase “With Him”
A fragmented quotation hints at a maxim about character and resolve. The line suggests that nothing unsettles a person more than being accompanied by someone named J in the context of loyalty or association.
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L. L
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Hyate
Choice
Uys
Ach
Wall
Issware
Retail Merchants’ Association
Mass
Jimmy Scott
White Sox
Scott
Leonard
Schalk
Carrigan
Griffith
Calvo
Acosta
McAllister
Altrock
Mullin
Galia
Henry
Williams
Corsetiere Shop
Oswald
South
Beai, Bust
Pittsburgh
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