Yanks Rally to Oust Athletics in Ninth Inning
The New York Yankees beat the world champion Athletics 9 to 8 in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Chase and Gardner produced key hits, with Oldring and Blair driving in runs as Hartzell and subsequent relievers faltered for Philadelphia. The see-saw game moved to a thrilling finish, lifting the Yankees to second place.
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Hartzell
Bender
Sweeney
Chase
McYnnes
Gardner
Cree
Lapp
Oldring
Fiies
Blair
Knight
Derrick
Philadelphia
New York
Ford
Caldwell
Plank
Krause
Warhop
Leonard
Messrs. Connelly
O’loughlin
Yankees
Athletics
Yanks
White Elephants
Connie Mack
Chief Bender
Walter
Otis Johnson
Hartwell
Birdie Cree
Johnson
St. Mary’s College
Jack Knight
Barry
Jack
Baker
Hal
McInnes
Thomas
Roy
Errick
Strunk
Young
Anks
Rube Oldrigg
Broadway
Lappin
Yankee fans cheer as Eddie Collins heir born on Fourth
The piece riffs on baseball lore and infield play with the Collins family birth, Waseda rooting for the Yankees, and fans debating who gets credit after games. It notes crowd size, heat, and playful quips about players and plays. The closing line asks how old Ann is.
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Eddie Collins
Lapp
Derrick
Cree
Walter
Collins
Eddie
Waseda University
Yankees
Gardner
Priest
Meer
Meyers
Ty Cobb
Caldwell
Rube Oldring
Jesse James
Frank Baker
Atwood
Ann
Giants Falter as Johnson Leads Washington Past Boston
Washington beat Boston 7 to 2 with Johnson’s strong outing and a long home run. The game details include Milan Hooper Schaefer Speaker Gessler and Purtell among Batters. Pape and Walker pitched for Boston withfielding errors noted.
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Boston
Washington
Johnson
Abrhpca
Abrhpo Aj Milan
Oj Hooper
Schaefer
Gardner
H’m
Speaker
Gessler
Oj Lewis
Lelivelt
Oj Yerkes
McBride
Purtell
Conroy
I Myers
Henry
Walker
UVO
Moser
Collins
Thoney
Engle
S Wagner
Pape
Williams
Messrs. Egan and Sheridan
Cobb powers Detroit past Chicago as suspensions loom
Ty Cobb drove in five of Detroit's eight runs in an 8 to 1 win over Chicago. Willett scattered seven hits for Detroit while Young and Olmstead struggled for Chicago. Manager Jennings and pitcher Summers were suspended today after an argument with umpire Mullen yesterday.
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Detroit
Mich
Ty Cobb
Chicago
Willett
Young
Olimstead
Jennings
Summers
Mullen
Cleveland Beats St. Louis 11 to 7 In Pitcher-Heavy Bout
Cleveland defeats St. Louis 11 to 7 as Harkness struggles early and Krapp settles after the third. Jackson leads the offense with a triple, double, and two singles while Graney Olsen Hogan Kritchell and Stovall contribute multiple hits.
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Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis
Harkness
Krapp
Jackson
Abrhpoa
Graney
jShotten
Olsen
Austin
Jksen
OlSchw
Stovall
P Clarke
Oo Fisher
Black
H’kness
Wallace
Mitchell
Hampton
Petty
Birmingham
Schweitzer
Ccosss
Bupelous Sesiowe
Ess
Shotten
Kritchell
Hogan
Griggs
Pelty
Messrs
Perrine and
Dineen
Phillies Dominate Giants In First Game Of Series
Knabe and Magee pace Philadelphia offense with early leads and timely hits. Marquard shines for New York, but flawless defense and strong bullpen limit the Giants to a late rally. The Quakers seize control, while Giants drop a second straight, as fielding and core hitting decide the opener.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York
Mathewson
Quakers
Giants
Burns
Mat
Matty
Ghacahee
Devore
Dooin
Magee
Paskert
Murray
AB. R
Sneha
Thomas
Doolan
Dogin Co
Sateliiere
Cciese
AB. R. H PO
Snodgrass
Merkle
Evens
Bridwell
Devlin
Meyers
Wilson
Ow York
Pires
Rigler
O’day
Knabe
Paskett
Lobert
Luderus
Tor Mathewson
Doyle
Mac
Lehr
Crandall
Fletcher
Rube” Marquard
McGraw
Marquard
Pyube
Bransfield
Stack
Marquerd
Doomn
At &E
Jack Rowan
Bruno
Chalmers
Humphries
Local Scores From Midwest Meet Selections
Reported results show Minneapolis area teams and Columbus standings with tight margins. Kansas City and Louisville matches ended with Milwau kee and Toledo trailing by four and four points respectively.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
National League results Philadelphia 6 New York 4 New York 10 Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn 5 Boston Pittsburg 6 St Louis 3 Eastern League Jersey City 7 Newark 3 Baltimore 12 Providence 5 Toronto 5 Rochester 2 Buffalo 9 Montreal 5. Standings show Philadelphia and St Louis atop respective tables with several clubs close. Several games and doubleheaders noted with upcoming matchups including Chicago at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Providence
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
National League
Cincinnati
W. d
L. Rochester
Buttato
SSS
Protest Leads to Replay of Chicago Pittsburg NL Game
The morning May 30 Chicago Pittsburg NL game must be replayed after Chicago protested. National League president Lynch sustained the protest and ordered a replay in Pittsburg. The Directors sustained the decision, with a date to be arranged later.
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Chicago
Lynch
Pittsburg
Scores From Regional Matches Across Savannah and Charleston
In Savannah Savannah 8 Jacksonville 1 while Charleston Columbus 8 Charleston 5 and Columbia Albany 1 Columbia 0 and Augusta Macon 6 Augusta 2. The brief results list wins by Savannah region teams and curricula across several pairings.
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Savannah
Jacksonville
Charleston
Columbus
Columbia
Albany
Augusta
Macon
Southern League Scores From Chattanooga Atlanta Birmingham
Memphis fell 4 0 at Chattanooga while Atlanta defeated Nashville 8 1 and Birmingham edged Montgomery 7 2. New Orleans hosted Mobile on wet grounds.
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Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
New Orleans
Mobile
Jersey City Defeats Newark in Eastern League game
Newark falls to Jersey City as Skeeters win 7 to 3. McGinnity relieved in ninth. seven errors by Newark aid the defeat. Kelly homered for Jersey City. Frill allowed seven hits in seven innings while Mason closed out. Time one hour forty five minutes.
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Indians
Skeeters
Joe McGinnity
Ryan
McGinnity
Frill
Bailey
Kelly
Meyer
Reams
Jersey City
Abstein
Wells
McCarty
Dolan
Breen
Mason
Forbes Field
Newark
Messrs
Hart and
Kerin
Montreal, Buffalo Batteries Shine in Buffalo Match
In Buffalo the Montreal and Buffalo teams faced off with Burchell Glaze and Curtis. Corr Don Merritt Malarkey and McAllister contributed with strong play. Um pires Messrs Murray and Keenan observed the game.
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R.H.E
Montreal
Buffalo
Burchell
Glaze
Curtis
Corrdon
Merritt
Malarkey
McAllister
Messrs
Murray and
Keenan
Baltimore Providence Battery Umpires Named
In Baltimore the event lists teams Batteries Pierce Crowley Hart Adkins Galbraith Egan Frost with umpires Messrs Wright and Halligan.
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R.H.E. Providence
Baltimore
Pierce
Crowley
Hart
Adkins
Galbraith
Egan
Frost
Messrs. Wright and
Halligan
Rochester Toronto 2009 Batteries-Rudolph Phelps Manser
At Rochester Toronto 2009 game details list Batteries Rudolph and Phelps with Manser and Jacklitsch in the lineup Umpires Killen and Doyle.
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R.H.E. Toronto
Rochester
Rudolph
Phelps
Manser
Jacklitsch
Messrs. Killen and
Doyle
State League Scores From Albany Syracuse Utica
In Albany Albany two to zero over Binghamton. Syracuse Wilkes Barre nine to one over Syracuse. Utica Utica six to one over Scranton. Troy Troy versus Elmira postponed.
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Albany
Binghamton
Syracuse
Wilkesbarre
Utica
Scranton
Troy
Elmira
Connecticut League Scores Noted in Hartford and New Britain
In Hartford, Bridgeport edged Hartford 2 to 1. At New Britain, New Haven lost 6 to 1 to New Britain. Springfield faced Waterbury in a separate matchup.
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Hartford
Bridgeport
New Britain
New Haven
Springfield
Waterbury
New England League Scores and Delays
In Lowell New Bedford defeated Lowell 8 to 0. Lawrence and Worcester had a postponed heat. Brockton beat Fall River 9 to no score due to a forfeit. Lynn triumphed over Haverhill 8 to 0.
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Lowell
New Bedfon
Lawrence
Worceser
Brockton
Fall River
Lynn
Haverhill
Tri-State League scores at Harrisburg Lancaster York
In Harrisburg Harrisburg beat Trenton 9 to 6 and Johnstown Lancaster edged Johnstown 8 to 6. Altoona defeated Reading 8 to 7 and York beat Wilmington 8 to 2.
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Harrisburg
Trenton
Johnstown
Lencaster
Altoona
Reading
York
Wilmington
Belmont Day at Fort Erie Leads Belmont Horses Sweep
Belmont horses dominated Fort Erie with Watervale setting a Canadian mile and a furlong record at 1 50 2 5 while opening dash winner Tipsand and Traprock also claimed wins. Elma upset at 100 to 1 in the two year olds race bred at Belmont nursery stock farm.
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Fort Erie
Ont
Belmont
Watervale
Elma
Tarrasch and Schlechter Draw In Cologne Match
Dr. S. Tarrasch of Nuremberg and Carl Schlechter of Vienna open a seven game match in Cologne under the Cologne Chess Club. The first game ended in a draw and will not count toward the totals. Games are scheduled at six hours daily on weekdays.
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Cologne
Germany
S. Tarerasch
Nuremberg
Carl Schlechter
Vienna
Cologne Chess Club
Local Office Coats Range in Silks and Mohairs
A catalog notes a wide variety of office coats suitable for outside wear including silks pongees sicilians mohairs batistes alpacas and nunscloth. Prices range from four to eight dollars.
Three Broadway Stores Offer Summer Fashion Essentials
Linen and linen crashes, natural silks and mohair fabrics showcased for hot weather. Lightweight batistes and hopsackings meet the demand for cool clothing. Tan oxford shoes, Panama hats, silk socks, and ultra-thin shirts promoted for torrid days. Stores located at Warren Street, 43rd Street, and 34th Street.
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Republic Rubber CO
West 58Th St
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Newark, N. J
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Ton’man
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Kessler
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Keep Mfg. CO
Ith St
Belmont Day
Canada
Tarrasch
Schlechter
Rocers Peet & Company
Warren St
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Autocar
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19Th St
Auto Import Co. of America
West 54Th St
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Corbin
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USA
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