Giants Capture Holiday Games at Polo Grounds
The New York Giants beat Philadelphia in two games before 35,000 fans. Willie Mitchell pitched in the morning as the Giants won 8 to 2, and Mathewson homered in the eighth to lift the Giants 5 to 4 in the afternoon. Philadelphia’s Doolan and Denny, Covaleski, and Moren faced heavy Giants hitting, while McQuillan and Ritchie shared pitching duties for Philadelphia.
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Giants
Quakers
Murray
McGraw
iWiltie
Mathewson
Big Earl Moore
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Jworth
Tenney
Doyle
Knabe
Moolan
Herzog
O’hara
Baseball games on today’s schedule across leagues
National League features Brooklyn at New York at 4 PM, Chicago at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Pittsburgh. American League has New York at Washington and Boston at Philadelphia. Eastern League includes Montreal at Rochester and Toronto at Buffalo with Providence at Newark and Jersey City at Baltimore. American Association games: Milwaukee at Toledo and Kansas City at Indianapolis.
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Newark Eeeetees
Rochester
Jersey City
Monttreal
Ewar
Sceeeevee
Montreal
Toronto Sense
Providence
Buffalo
Baltimore
Toronto Cove
P.C
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
L. P.C
Newark
Toronto
American Association
W. S. P.C. Vn Ee
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Sre
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Paul
National League
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
American League
UBS Toronto
Baseball Game Summary with Various Plays
The text records a late 19th century baseball box score detailing sacrifices by Grant Murray Bridwell and Devlin. Doyle stole a base and bases on balls occurred for Moore Covaleski Mathewson Moren. Dooin Myers and umpires O Day and Kane are listed with a game time of one hour fifty minutes.
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Giants
Devlin
Bridwell
Myers
Covaleski
Bince Moore
Murray
Dooln
Quakers
Osborn
Doolan
Dooin
Stansfield
Tenny
Knabe
Mathewson
Magee
Dixie
Georgia
Moolan
Deninger
McQuillan
Richie
Ritchie
Tenney
Philadelphia
New York
Grant
O'Hara
Shean
Herzog
Ostorn
Shear
Wiltse
Doyle
Messrs
O’day and
Kane
Boston
Brooklyn
Te Ee Abrhpoa Fates
Burch
Stem
Hummel
Sw'ney
M’n
Ene Ef
OjJordan
Sterr
Ij Lennox
Eitehey
Kustus
Becker
Lumley
Smith
McIlveen
Mattern
Bergen
M'int’re
Starr
Lennox
Alperman
Jordan
Sweeney
McIntyre
Mr. Klein
Abrah Poa
Kinabe
Titus
Mat’son
Moore
Co’ Leski
Bransfield
Mren
Son
Shea
Moren
Balis
O’day
Unclear box score snippet from Chicago Cincinnati game
Partial baseball box score notes list players Downey Bescher Steinfeldt Egan Evers Hoblitzer Oakes and Mitchell with errors, two-base hits by Egan Downey and Evers, a three-base hit, stolen bases, walks, and strikeouts. Mentions Kroh Higginbotham and McLean and the game time.
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Kroh
Downey
Bescher
Steinfeldt
Cincinnati
Chicago
Egan
Evers
Hoblitzer
Oakes
Mitchell
Gasper
Higginbotham
McLean
Higgenbotham
One Hour Thirty Seven Minutes Umpires Rigler and Truby
A baseball game duration listed as two hours and seventy seven minutes with lineups featuring Egan Lobert Downey Ewing Kane Schulte Steinfeldt Tinker and Chicago players. Moran Tinker Egan Hoblitzell Sheckard Miller Mitchell and others credited with hits and errors while Ewing Reulbach Campbell worked on the mound. Time of game noted and umpires Rigler and Truby appear in multiple mentions.
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Egan
Lobert
Downey
Ewing
Kane
Schulte
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Chicago
Moran
Hoblitzell
Miller
Mitchell
Sheckard
Reulbach
Campbell
Howard
Messrs
Rigler
Trudy
Cincinnati
Ofman
Owens
Steins’t
Zell
Tannehill
Speer
Rossman
Purtell
Bush
Cobb
Schaefer
Detroit
Moriarty
Jones
Schmidt
Fiene
Isbell
Scott
Killian
Willett
Messrs. Perrine and Evans
Two-Base Hit Lifts St Louis Over Pittsburg In A Close Game
In a scoring duel at legible pace St Louis edges Pittsburg 6 to 4. Phelps doubles for St Louis while Byrne Konetchy Ellis Wagner Abstein contribute multi hit outings. Maddox Phillippe Adams Rhodes combine on pitching with St Louis capitalizing on errors to seal the win.
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Phillippe
Seseseeel
St. Louis
Phelps
Shaw
J. Miller
Hibson
Maddox
Adams
Wagner
Abstein
Pittsburg
Lush
Ier
Messrs. Johnstone and
Cusack
Beau
Byrne
Leach
Clarke
Kon’cy
O!evans
G.miller
Ellis
Wilson
L Hulswitt
Gibson
Acnaries
Rhodes
Byrne, Shaw
Hulswitt
Konetchy
Barbeau
Miller
Hulswitz
Charles
Abrhpoa
Phe . C
Waener
Ken’dy
OlEvans
J.miller
Dir
Meddox
Adama
Are
Cadets trounce militia in Seventh Regiment baseball game
West Point spectators, 8 000 to 10 000 strong, watched the Seventh Regiment defeat the cadets 18 to 2 in an annual charity game on the Hudson. Umpire Hassett drew jokes from an improvised quartet as errors piled up for both sides in this lively backfield clash.
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New York Times
West Point
N. Y
Seventh Regiment
Militia
Hudson
Hassett
ARMY
Meyer
Lehman
M’ford
Beechner
Ander
Ghran
Surles
Mercer
Haron
Smith
Lyman
lLardon
Devers
Wash
Sadler
Whiteside
McNeil
Eagan
Usher
Fordham Wins Catholic College Baseball Title Over Georgetown
Fordham College defeated Georgetown 8 to 4 on Fordham Field to clinch the Catholic college baseball championship. A crowd near 3,000 watched as Fordham led from the start and Georgetown rallied in the ninth, with home runs by Coffey Mahoney and McDonald highlighting Fordham's victory.
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Fordham College
Georgetown
Fordham Field
Fordham
Rhpoae Gargan
Murphy
Coffey
Schafly
Mahoney
Mayock
Egan
McDo d
Scanlon
Duffy
E.sch’s
Isiting
A.sch’s
Duggan
McCa’y
Coogan
Jackson
O Balzer
Fennan
McDonald
Sitterling
Schiess
Balzer
Mr. Dietrich
Baseball score roundup from three regional games
The report lists multiple scores: Wilkesbarre 4 Scranton 2 and Scranton 1 Wilkesbarre 0 in eighteen innings. Utica 9 Syracuse 5. Syracuse 8 Titice 2. Troy 5 Albany 3. Albany 2 Troy. Elmira 4 Binghamton 2. Elmira 0 Binghamton 1.
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Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Utica
Syracuse
Titice
Troy
Albany
Elmira
Binghamton
Springfield Beats Holyoke and Hartford Defeats Northampton
The scores show Springfield 8 Holyoke 4 and Hartford 7 Northampton 3. New Haven 9 Bridgeport 4, Waterbury 12 New Britain 0, New Britain 7. The results display a series of regional games with mixed outcomes.
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Springfield
Holyoke
Hartford
Northampton
Bridgeport
New Haven
New Britain
Waterbury
Local high school hockey scores roll in across six pairings
Worcester and Brockton both win tight games while Lynn and Lowell split a 9 to 4 result in one match. Haverhill tops Lawrence, New Bedford edges Fall River, and Fall River defeats New Bedford in another close contest.
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Worcester
Brockton
Lynn
Lowell
Haverhill
Lawrence
New Bedford
Fall River
Williamsport and Reading Lead District Scores Across Matches
Scores show Williamsport 4 over Harrisburg 0, Reading 4 over Lancaster 2, Lancaster 8 over Reading 7, Trenton 6 over York 2, Trenton 4 over York 2, Johnstown 1 over Altoona 1, and Johnstown 3 over Altoona with unclear final.
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Williamsport
Harrisburg
Reading
Lancaster
Trenton
York
Johnstown
Altoona
College and club matches with final scores across campuses
A compilation of multiple game results across colleges and clubs. Ithaca Cornell 1 Penn 0. Fordham 8 Georgetown 4. Union 4 Hamilton 1. Vermont 6 Manhattan 4. Bates 8 Bowdoin 0. Holy Cross 7 Dartmouth 4. Yale Freshmen 8 St Mark's 4. Hackensack Wheelmen 4 Hackensack 2. Williams 5 Amherst 0. Seton Hall 10 South Orange 4. Wesleyan 8 Trinity 2. Lafayette 4 Easton and Providence Yale 4 Brown 5 Aley Ridge Crescent AC Staten Isl 5.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Fordham
Georgetown
Schenectady
Union
Hamilton
Burlington
Vermont
Manhattan
Lewiston
Bates
Bowdoin
Worcester
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Southboro
Yale
St. Mark’s School
Hackensack—Britain
Hackensack Wheelmen
Williamstown
Williams
Amherst
South Orange
Seton Hall
Middletown
Wesleyan
Trinity
Hoboken
Rutgers
Stevens Institute
Easton—Lafayette
Providence
Brown Aley Ridge
Crescent A. C
Os Staten Island
Evers Suspended Three Days by National League
Acting NL president John Heydler suspends Chicago Club second baseman John Evers for three days for abusive language toward umpire Johnstone after a Saturday game with Pittsburgh. The action follows a disputed call that sparked the incident.
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John Heydler
National League
John Evers
Chicago
Johnstone
Pittsburg
Brockett Blows Up as Senators Drub Yankees 8–1
Washington pitcher Brockett dominates early, yielding four scattered hits as the Senators rout the Yankees 8 to 1 amid rain delays. Gray shuffles in a tough outing for New York, while Milan, Browne, and Delehanty pace the scoring for Washington.
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New York Times
Washington
Yankees
Senators
Gray
Brockett
Blair
Street
Cree
Browne
Conroy
Delehanty
Donohue
Milan
Clymer
McBride
Austin
Chesbro
Longest Baseball Game Ends In Twenty Six Innings
In Bloomington Illinois on May 31 the Bloomington and Decatur clubs dueled for 26 innings, setting a world professional record. Decatur won 2 to 1 after a four hour and twenty minute game played amid rain and mud, with Burns and Clark starring on the mound. Bloomington scored in the first, Decatur in the third and twenty sixth, while Bloomington had 13 hits and 1 error and Decatur 11 hits and 2 errors.
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New York Times
Bloomington
Decatur
Burns and Clark
Fisher
Rochester U Clinches NY Intercollegiate Baseball Title
Rochester University beat Hobart 4 to 0 to win the New York State Intercollegiate Athletic Union baseball championship. Hobart freshman pitcher Clayton matched veteran Harrington, but three Rochester errors in the first inning led to six unearned runs after two outs.
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Geneva
N. Y
Rochester University
New York State Intercollegiate Athletic Union
Hobart
Clayton
Harrington
Rochester
Rumson Wins Van Cortlandt Polo Cups
Rumson defeated Squadron A at Van Cortlandt Park in the final of the Squadron A Tournament for the Van Cortlandt cups. Rumson led after a tight early spell and finished with a 9 to 1 victory despite Squadron A’s handicap goals. Borden scored the opening third period goal and fueled Rumson’s offense.
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Rumson
van Cortlandt Park
Squadron A
Squadron
Borden
Rockaway Polo Team Defeats Meadow Brook in Opening Cup Match
At Great Neck L I Meadow Brook Club second polo team lost to Rockaway Hunting Club by 6 to 2 in the first round of the Great Neck Challenge Cup played on W R Grace estate. Scorers included Sewary Cary and J A Rawlins for Rockaway, while Meadow Brook list J S Phipps C C Rumsey J A Burden and H C Phipps.
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New York Times
Great Neck
L. I
Meadow Brook Club
Rockaway Hunting Club
J. A. Burden
Back
H. C. Phipps
Rockaway
Sewary Cary
J. A. Rawlins
R. L. Montague, Jr
Paul J. Rainey
Meadow Brook
New Rochelle Open Tennis Scores Round of Play
In the New Rochelle Open, men’s Cup singles action advances with third round results where Dr. B. Drake beat N. Foster 6 3, 6 2 and L. H. Roper defeated George S. Groesbeck 7 5 0. In the fourth round David Sands defeated B. J. Drake 6 2 6 0.
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Wylie C. Grant
Lyle E. Mahan
G. S. Groesbeck
F. P. Fox
Calhoun Cragin
L. J. Grant
Benjamin M. Phillips
BE. E. Taylor
H. C. Martin
E A. Gunther
Robert T. Bryan
Walter Merrill Hall
Dimon E. Roberts
C. M. Bull, Jr
Charles Lee Jr
K. M. Boorman
G. Lorraine Yet
William H Connell
Hugh Tallant
Walter L. Pate
F. C. Bages
P. Foster
L. M. Burt
Dr. William Rosenbaum
Morris S. Clark
Dean Emery
F. C.ow
A. S. Cragin
Wylie Grant
Calhoun ,Cragin
Roy Richey
Gustave F. Touchard
Coggpton C. Kelley
Harold H. Hackett
Edgar F. Lee
Dr. B. Drake
N. Foster
L. H. Roper
George S. Groesbeck
David Sands
B. J. Drake
Cadwell wins 20 mile motor paced race at Clifton Stadium
Frank Cadwell won the twenty mile motor paced cycle race at Clifton Stadium Passaic N J this afternoon defeating Peter Droback Frederick Hill of Boston and Walter L Mitten of Davenport Iowa Hill started at a terrific gait and after two miles lapped his opponents He then fell from exhaustion and dropped five laps before remounting finishing one lap behind Droback Schultz won the five mile motor race in 5 31 2 5.
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New York Times
Passaic
N. J
Frank Cadwell
Clifton Stadium
Peter Droback
Frederick Hill
Boston
Walter L. Mitten
Davenport
Iowa
Hill
Droback
Schultz
Kramer Sets Bicycle World Record At Newark Velodrome
Frank L. Kramer of East Orange set a world bicycle record by riding one sixth of a mile in 16 seconds at the Newark Velodrome. Willie Fenn and Jackie Clark tied for second with 16 1 5 seconds, while Floyd Krebs and Norman Anderson each finished in 16 2 5 seconds for shared fourth.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Frank L. Kramer
East Orange
Willie Fenn
Jackie Clark
Floyd Krebs
Norman Anderson
Kane Captures Dinsmore Cup In Tuxedo Handicap
Grenville Kane won the Decoration Day Golf Handicap on the Tuxedo links with a net 154 after a thirty six hole medal event. He defeated a field of forty competitors for the Dinsmore Cup.
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Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Links
Grenville Kane
Sweep Wins National Stallion Race at Belmont Park
Large Belmont Park crowd of about 15,000 witnesses J R Keene’s Sweep dominate the National Stallion Race for two year olds winning by eight lengths. Newcastle and Big Stick finish second and third while Starbottle fades last. Keene’s victory boosts his season total to $31,553 across seven Belmont races. Lieut Gov Horace White attends with Mrs White enjoying the holiday program.
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Belmont Park
Long Island
Horace White
White
Gov. White
James R. Keene
Sweep
John E. Madden
Newcastle
Big Stick
Belmont
Starbottle
Mr. Kedne
Ben Brush
Mr. Keene
Jack Atkin
Harrigan
Sir Wooster
Old Grandpa
Lady Bedford
Ogden-Matanza
Pete
Ville
Swcapane
W. J. Young
Plate Glass
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Couort
Ch. G
A. Smith
George W. Ae
Cotyllo
B. E
Pion
H. Whitney
Br. c
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Sonusee
John.e. Madden
Newmarket
Rsc
Eeeee- Cc
Hildreth
Restigouche
Blk
G. Burns
Gahey
Woodford Clay
Marcellus
Ch. c
Prince of Melbourne
Tolie
Madden
H. R. Brandt
Plaudit
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E. du Secville
Royal Onyx
Lang
Ardington
Lady Wooster
Davidson
Silas Weltch
Grandpa
C. G
Hoppe
Kentucky
Lucas
R. Angarola
Hill Top
Clifford Even
Nsss
E. M. Odom
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Chelsea_Stable
Taboo
B. F
Dello
Scoville
Grania
McCahey
Morish King
Russell
Court’ Lady
Creevy
Racquet
Leach
Lasata
Ural
Nicoll
B. Schreiber
Br. H
Robert Neville
B. B
Whiplash
G. Garner
Gus Helm
Ban
Moffitt dominates Willow Brook racing at Islip
William H. Moffitt won three of four races on day two of the Willow Brook Driving Association meet at Islip L I Father Bill Daly's Killiekrankie topped the mile and a sixteenth with Moffitt s Left second Moffitt also won with Jack Cade and Belle of the Bay in the half mile for non winners Daly repeated with Grace Cameron Moffitt placed in the half mile trot with Dredge driven by Parker second to Mary J Annie Watson driven by F Ketcham won the Class C trot or pace in straight heats.
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William H. Moffitt
Willow Brook Driving Association
Islip
L. I
Bill Daly
Killiekrankie
Moffitt
Jack Cade
Belle of the Bay
Juvenage
W. Turner
Daly
Grace Cameron
Dredge
Parker
Mary J
Annie Watson
F. Ketcham
Elmendorf Farm ships 135 horses to Argentina
James B. Haggin's Elmendorf Farm in Lexington plans a 135 horse shipment to the Argentine Republic tomorrow. It marks the largest U S export to South America from this origin. Elmendorf manager C H Burryman denied retirement rumors about Haggin.
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Lexington
James B. Haggin
Elmendorf Farm
Argentine Republic
South America
United States
C. H. Berryman
Elmendorf
Haggin
Glover Defeats Curley in Ten Round West Side Bout
Mike Glover of Boston defeated Jack Curley in a ten round match at the Olympic Athletic Club on West 125th Street. Glover dominated most of the fight landing heavy blows while Curley fought back but his punches went wide. Curley stumbled in the sixth round and faded in the final round as Glover extended his lead.
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Mike Glover
Boston
Jack Curley
Olympic Athletic Club
West 125Th Street
Glover
Curley
Lightweight navy title bout ends in draw at Newport
A ten round match at the Naval Torpedo Station Newport between Chief Master-at-Arms C Derrick and Ivan Kenny ended in a draw. Derrick showed technique while Kenny landed punishment, with Derrick relying on swift in close work.
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Newport
R. I
Naval Torpedo Station
Navy
C. Derrick
Naval Training Station
Ivan Kenny
Derrick
New York Baseball Team Names Captain and Crew Chiefs
At yesterday's meeting Gorsch 1911 was elected captain for next year and pitcher for the varsity for two years. H H Miller 1991 was chosen manager with Robert Wellwood 1911 as assistant manager. Harry A Anderson 1910 was elected crew captain for the year and stroked the NYU Navy race last month. Fred Kopff 1911 was elected crew manager.
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New York
Gorsch
H. H. Miller
Robert Wellwood
Harry A. Anderson
Anderson
N. Y. U Navy
Fred. Kopff
20 Carloads Best Autos From Pioneer House Sale
New York's Pioneer House closes out Sundries and autos with 20 carloads of scarce makes in all orders. Fackards, Pierces, Mercedes, Fiats, Oldsmobiles, Renaults and more shown with demonstrations. Also tires and related auto parts offered. 239 to 245 West 56th Street.
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Pioneer House
Fackards
Pierces
Peerlenses
Loziers
Mercedes
Fiats
Berliers
Stearns
Thomas- Detroits
Rainiers
Pope- -Hartfords
Oldsmobiles
Clevelands
Stoddard-Daytons
Hotchkiss
Corbins
Clements
Whites
Renaults
Stevens
Broadway Mammoth
West 56Th St
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Joseph T. McMahon
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Broadway
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51St Street
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Michigan Ave
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Elmore
Dist St
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Church St
Francis M. Ware
American Horse Exchange
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Mcnair
Ills
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Messrs. Millard & Dewar
Oneonta
F. M. Ware
East 34Th Street
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