Nap Rucker Shuts Giants as Dodgers Rally to Split Doubleheader
Nap Rucker revives with a strong left arm to hold the Giants to eight hits as Brooklyn wins the afternoon game 6 to 2. The doubleheader draws a large Polo Grounds crowd with about 22,440 in attendance, while New York had taken the morning 4 to 2.
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Giants
Brooklyn
New York
Nap Rucker
Brooklyn Bats
Stroud
Schauer
Rucker
Nap
John K. Tene
Ralph Etroad
Rube Schauer
Polo Grounds
Gohadep
Fletcher
Robertson
Hi Myers
Get
Obert
Cutshaw
Stengel
Moore
Myers
Getz
Miller
Wilbert Robinson
Sion
Tcher
Opiiace
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Cadore
Pol Perritt
Pol
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Lobert
Merkle
Tier
Marn
Robinson
K Robertson
Burns
Erritt
Daubert
Zach Wheat
David Cutshaw
Braves Edge Phillies in Morning Pitchers Duel
In Boston, May 31, the Braves won 2 to 1 over Philadelphia in a morning game marked by strong pitching. Hughes bested Chalmers, while Maranville’s error produced Philadelphia’s lone run. Fitzpatrick and Schmidt contributed key triples.
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Boston
Braves
Philadelphia
Hughes
Chalmers
Mariaville
Fitzpatrick
Schimits
Persifie i Kert
Heeton
Connolly
National League and American League Scores Report
Daily baseball results from morning and afternoon games across the National and American Leagues. Highlights include New York and Boston wins, Cincinnati-St Louis doubleheader results, and New York Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn Chicago matchups with assorted inning notes and player actions.
Baseball Schedule Update Across Leagues
The card lists baseball matchups for the day across major leagues. American League games include Boston at New York St. Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago Washington at Philadelphia. National League games feature New York at Boston Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St. Louis Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Federal League shows Newark at Brooklyn Baltimore at Buffalo Thann sas City at Chicago. International League lists Providence at Newark Montreal at Rochester Toronto at Buffalo Jersey City at Richmond.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Brooklyn
Newark
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Jersey City
Rochester
Montreal
Richmond
Providence
Toronto
W. L. P.C. Cleenv
National League
Cincinnati
Federal League
Thannsas City
International Leagure
Phillies Lose Despite String of Double Plays and Errors
In a confusion filled game Philadelphia stranded ten baserunners while committing four errors. Banecroft and colleagues turned multiple double plays, with Laderus Bancroft Liaderus and others involved. Chalmers allowed seven strikeouts, Hughes struck out seven, and umpires Quigley and Eason officiated. Time of game 2.05.
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Banecroft
Connolly
Paskett
Laderus
Bancroft
Liaderus
Maranville
Niehoff
Laderua
Pitepatrick
Kehmidt
Chiladelphia
Heston
Philadelphia
Chalmers
Hughes
Messrs
Quigley
Eason
Boehling
Foster
Morgan
New York
Washington
Maisel
Cook
McPride
Williams
Peckinpaugh
Boone
Pipp
Balla
Fisher
Offoehling
Cree
Busher
Balk Boehling
Dineen and
Nallin
Phillies Beat Red Sox 5 2 in Afternoon Game
In a doubleheader opener Philadelphia defeated Boston 5 to 2 as visitors bunched clean hits in the sixth and eighth innings. Bancroft misthrew on a potential triple play in the first inning, and the box score notes various hits and fielding plays across the game with Tyler earning the win for Philadelphia and Mayer for Boston.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Bancroft
Poston
Banc
Moran, Rt
Pityverne
Fitz’k
Nieh's
SiConn'y
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Schmidt
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Hanroft
Luderus
Philapsia
Viadelphia
Mayer
Whaling
Messrs
Quigley and
Eason
Tyme
Yankees Wallop Senators Twice in Providence Games
Specialto The New York Times. Washington, May 31. Bill Donovans Yanks swept the double header, beating the Senators 11 to 4 in the morning and 4 to 1 in the afternoon. Hartzell and Cree sparked the offense. Boehling and Shaw struggled at times, while Fisher and Moore kept Washington down.
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New York Times
Washington
Bill Donovan
Yanks
Senators
Griffith Gang
Ray Caldwell
Jim Shaw
New York
Shaw
Hartzell
Sweeney
Fisher
Boehling
Vermont
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Cree
Gallia
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Connolly
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Bochling
Peck
Metropolitan League Playoffs Highlight Wide Margins
Bensonhurst beat B Brooklyn by 30 runs at Ulmer Park with standout batting from J. L. Poyer for Brooklyn and R. Belgrave of Trensonhurst. Hiensonhurat scored 157 and Crooklyn 118. Manhattan crushed Kings County at Prospect Park by 83 runs after posting 164 to 120. A Stotcs vs Zingari draw at Prospect Park ended with 182 total for seven wickets, saved by J. H. Thomas and W. E. Garrison who added 50 after the seventh wicket.
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Brooklyn
Ulmer Park
J. L. Poyer
R. Belgrave
Trensonhurst
Hiensonhurat
Crooklyn
Manhattan
Kings County
Prospect Park
Manhattans
Stotcs
Zingari
States
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Belmont Park purses boosted for rest of meeting
The Westchester Racing Association increased all remaining purses by 100 dollars each at Belmont Park. Attendance was cited as highly gratifying with over 700 in training at Belmont and about 800 at Jamaica. The move removes conditions based on attendance to attract more entries in overnight races under special weight and selling conditions.
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Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Jamaica
Fabre wins ten mile race after Boston Marathon
Edouard Fabre of Montreal, tired but strong, won the ten mile Hunting Park race in Lowell with a time of 57 minutes 1 15 seconds. James Hennigan of the Dorchester Club followed in second, Fred Nagle placed third, and Albert Nebes of Lowell was fourth.
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Lowell
Mass
Edouard Fabre
Montreal
Hunting Park
James Hennigan
Dorchester Club
Fred Nagle
Albert Nebes
Fabre
Baseball Today at Polo Grounds in New York
At 3 30 PM the New York Americans meet the Boston team at the Polo Grounds.Admission 800 cents.
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N.Y. Americans
Boston
Polo Grounds
Boston Beats Philadelphia 2 1 In Morning Pitching Duel
Boston defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Gardner and Thomas deliver key hits in the seventh inning. Busch (Bush) pitched for Boston with Wagner adding a double and two sacrifices. In Chicago Detroit game, Chicago wins 8 to 1 after two passed balls by Baker and bold base running by Blackburne and J Collins.
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Chicago Jc.sc.c
Wakner
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Sailer
Cheney
Mamaux
Pirates
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Hinchman
Wagner
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Foster
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Thomas
Lapp
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Bos
Lacton
Chicago
Baker
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Collins
Davis
Um- Piree
Chille and
Connolly
Rally by Heston Gives Phillies 9-7 Win Over Boston
In Philadelphia Heston sparked a seventh inning rally to push the Phillies past Boston 9 to 7. Mays started for Boston, struck out seven, while Collins, Shawkey, and Davis worked for Philadelphia in a high scoring interleague affair.
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Philadelphia
Heston
Shawkey
Mays
Collins
Cleveland routs St. Louis 12 to 1 in morning game
Cleveland exploded for 12 runs led by strong hitting while Mitchell shut down St. Louis to five hits. Barbare was ejected for disputing a call as Cleveland used a seven run burst in the sixth to break the game open.
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Cleveland
Ohio
St. Louis
Lowdermilk
Hoch
Mitchell
Barbare
Evans
Jackson
Walker
Lavan
Lowla O
Graney
Harbere
Leary
Chapman
Wambsgang
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Turner
Agnew
Austin
Lowndmilk
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Cobb's Daring Run Helps Detroit Top Chicago 4 To 3
Detroit pitcher Cavet and slugger Kavanaugh lead a 4 to 3 morning victory over Chicago. Weaver is ejected by umpire Hildebrand for arguing a decision. Cavet shines in the field during key moments as Detroit edges Chicago.
Grenda Wins First Race at Newark Velodrome Title
Alf Grenda of Australia jumped early to lead by seventy yards and win the opening race of the American national bicycle championship at the Newark Velodrome. Kramer Spears and Goullet followed for second, with Kramer last after the early break. A major crash in the international team heat injured Kaiser and Hill. all six riders fell.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Alf Grenda
Australia
Frank Kramer
Alf Goullet
Bob Spears
Grenda
Kramer
Spears
Goullet
Harry Kaiser
New York
Fred Hill
Boston
Thorvald i Lllegaard
Cesar Moretti
Jackie Clarke
Waiser
Eric Dietz
Marcel Dupuy
France
Reggie McNamara
Fred Weber
Bob Walthour
al Halstead
England
Frank Whitney
Tom Fitzsimmons
East Orange
KIX FIRST IN CYCLE RACE AT CONEY ISLAND COURSE
Henry ix of the Empire City Wheelmen won the 25 mile handicap race on the Ocean Parkway course in Brooklyn with an actual time of 1 hour 33 seconds. William Rhodes and F Finlayson finished second and third. The field traveled three laps with a late surge by five riders including Rix Rhodes Finlayson Wall and Romgrad. A late finish showed Rix edging Rhodes by two feet. Two minor falls occurred with William M Taylor and Carl Oleen among the fallers.
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Empire City
Ocean Arriva
Brooklyn
William Rhodes
F. Finlayson
Caton Avenue
Ocean Parkway
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Kix
Rhodes
Finlayson
Theodore Wall
John E. Rom
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Hall
Finl
William M. Taylor
New York Athletic Club
Carl Oleen
Minor League Results Across American Association
Baseball scores from multiple games show Columbus defeating Louisville 10 to 3 and 4 to 1 over Louisville, Minneapolis beating St Paul 5 to 2, St Paul edging Minneapolis 6 to 3, Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 2, Milwaukee 4 Kansas City 0, and Indianapolis 4 Cleveland 3 with Indianapolis defeating Cler 1.
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Louisville
Louievilles
Minneapola
St. Paul
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Baseball scores from multiple cities logged
Morning and afternoon games reported across Scranton Wilkes Barre Syracuse Utica Albany Troy Elmira and Binghamton with scores including 4 3 8 3 7 6 4 2 7 3 5 4 9 5 and 4 5 9 5 across eleven innings and various matchups in a regional schedule.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wikes-Barre
Syracuse
Utica
Troy
Albany
Elmira
Binghamton
A. Binghamton
Baseball doubleheaders produce mixed results across cities
Morning games feature Fitchburg defeating Fitchburg 4 to 3 and Lowell topping Fitchburg 7 to 5 in eleven innings. Worcester beats Lynn 5 to 1, while Lynn loses 8 to 6. Lawrence defeats Manchester 6 to 0, then Manchester takes a 3 to 1 win over Lawrence. Lewiston shuts out Portland 5 to 0, and Portland answers with a 4 to 2 win over Lewiston in the afternoon.
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Fitchburg
Worcester
Lynn
Lawrence—Lawrence
Manchester
Lawrence
Lewiston
Portland
Regional Baseball Scores From New England Matches
Morning and afternoon games report several results across Hartford Springfield New Haven Pawtucket New Bedford Fall River Taunton and Brockton. Highlights include Hartford beating Hartford 6 0 and Pawtucket 6 New Haven 3 with Fall River 2 New Bedford 1.
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Springfield
New Haven
Pawtucket
New Bedford
New Sgedford
Fall River
Taunton
Brockton
Baseball doubleheader results and postponements
At Nashville and other sites the second game of a doubleheader was postponed due to the length of the first game. Scores listed include Nashville 4 for Atlanta in seventeen innings, Orleans at Chattanooga postponed by rain, Memphis 4 Mobile 0, Mobile 2 Memphis 1, Little Rock 3 Birmingham 2, Little Rock 4 Birmingham 0.
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Atlanta
Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Mobile
Little Rock
Birmingham
Little Hock
Belmont Park dances raise funds for relief effort
The Vacation War Relief Committee expects about 32500 in added funds from a dancing fete at Belmont Park. Track visitors bought dancing tickets at 50 cents each, making the event financially successful, though couples did not abandon the races for dancing opportunities offered by Lander's Orchestra.
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War Relief Committee
Belmont Park
Lander
Brookfeds Sharpen Play in Brooklyn Newark Split Doubleheader
Clean hitting at Washington Park powered Brookfeds to five runs and a split with Newark Federals in a doubleheader. Morning 5 3 loss in Newark. afternoon 5 3 Brooklyn win. Moran and Marion tied tight pitching. Myers homered for Brooklyn. Whitehouse and Lafitte shared pitching duties.
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Newark Federals
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Brooklyn
Migee
Aggregaulion
Moran
Krocs
den Marion
Berookfeds
Uney
Moseley
Benny Kaul
Ill Feeling Flairs In Bout At International Wrestling Meet
In a contentious match at the Manhattan Opera House Wilhelm Berner of Germany and Le Colosse of France drew after twenty minutes as referee George Kothher intervened to prevent a fight. Karl Kapol of Bohemia defeated George Simee of Greece in a crowd-pleasing victory, while Alex Aberg defeated Lorenz Christensen of Denmark in five minutes. Jean Tigan pinned Wilhelm Bettermann of Prussia after thirteen minutes and forty-five seconds. Other results include Mongolian winning a double-arm lock, Tooouny Dreak beating Nicolo Midane, and Teermark besting August Masania in 4:00.
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Lorenz Christensen O
Denmark
Wilhelm Bettermann
Prussia
Tooouny Dreak
Holland
Nicolo Midane
Italy
Brite
Senate
Gardini
Giovanni Peres
Iaw
Karl Vogel
Jervealiem
Gustav Kol
F Sesona
Wolgast Edges Toward Return in Fight Camp
Ad Wolgaast weighed in at 154 pounds ahead of his bout with Lj Crous after workouts yesterday. Promoters expect a rattling match tomorrow night with Freddie Andrews in attendance. Wolgast believes he has regained peak form and has signed for two more tests within three weeks, aiming for a knockout or a technical stoppage in seven rounds.
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Lj Crous
Wolgast
Freddie Andrews
Wolgnast
Cross
Bayonne Boxer Jeff Smith Promoted in Australia Tour
Jeff Smith of Bayonne New Jersey, a claimant to the middleweight world title, plans a stay in Australia after arriving from Sydney. Promoter Hinker arranges bouts for Smith against Eddie McGoorty and other top lightweights, with matches featuring Mike Gibbons and Harry Reeve also on the bill as Smith plans to return home after boxing duties abroad.
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Bayonne
N. J
Sydney
Australia
Baker
Podesa
Arguat Hinker
Ticipal Boalug
Eddie McGoorty
Smith
New Jersey
Hilly Murray
Califor
Nico Simpson
Harry Reeve
Don Sims
England
Mike Gibbons
Smith Jimmy Coffey
Trill
Interescholastic track meet crowns Poly Prep and Peddie
In New Brunswick New Jersey May 1 prep teams dominated the tenth annual Inter scholastic meet at Rutgers College. Poly Prep and Peddie tied for first with 30 points each. Central High Newark finished third and Morris High New York fourth. Lemberk Morris won the junior dashes. Machald Poly Prep swept the two hurdle races. Daler Morrie excelled in the high jump.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
N.J
Prep
Brooklyn
Peddie Institute
Rutgers College
Central High
Newark
M Ris Iligh
New York
Lemberk Morris
Machald
Poly Prep
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Hrondner
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Daler
Morrie
Vaneleklan
Pennington Seminary
Peddie
Central
Morris
Cavalry Team Triumphs in Mor ton Cup Opener at Hala
Fifth United States Cavalry defeated Mawr in the Mor ton Cup opening match at Hala. Lieutenant J Milliken scored the game winner on a goal plus penalties, with Loryn Mawr earning a goal and facing penalties.
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Ateter
United States Cavalry
Ih Mawr
Hala
Ieutenant J Milliken
Loryn Mawr
Phi Delta Stema Wins Interfraternity Baseball Title
In the annual Melding eames of the School of Commerce Accounts and Finarte of New York University held yesterday at University Heights Phi Delta Stema won the interfraternity baseball championship defeating teams representing Alpha Kapj Epsilon Phi Sigma Delta and Alpha Kap Pai in elimination games. In a relay between the freshmen and the juniors the latt es were Vietortotia.
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Finarte
New York University
University Heights
Phi Delta Stema
Model wins blue ribbon at Kyn Mawr Horse Show
Miss Clemence Craft of Ridgefield Conn entered The Model captured the ladies Munters class and the L Aig Cup at the fourth Kyn Mawr Horse Show in Philadelphia. Valley Gent placed second and Mantnieum third. The event featured a heavy focus on women and a deadly runaway incident involving Miss Henrietta Moore Schmidt’s horse, Margholme Williams Lady, after a collision with a tree.
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