Ruth Dominates as Yankees Fall to Red Sox 7 1
Babe Ruth pitches left handed for the Boston Red Sox and powers a 7 to 1 victory over the New York Yankees at the Polo Grounds. Ruth yields scattered hits yet belts a home run and drives in runs while Warhop and Pieh hold Boston in check before Ruth and the Sox pull away late.
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Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Babe
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Yanks
Boston
New York
Ruth
Brolen
Cook
Speaker
Hooper
Rune
Wagner
Foott
Warhop
Pieh
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
American League games saw Boston beat New York 7 to 1 and Detroit 45 to 1 over Chicago with St. Louis 4 Cleveland 0 in rain shortened play. National League New York 6 Boston 5 in ten innings and Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 8 as Brooklyn crushed Philadelphia 73 to 2 in a later matchup. Federal League Newark 3 Baltimore 1 in twelve innings and Kansas City 43 Pittsburgh 0 with other games postponed by rain.
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Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Newark
Baltimore
Kansas City
National League
York
Federal League
Ww. Lp.c. Seer Aocmt
Ener Weer
Detroit Seereee Ener
Peaee
Ater
Clevelan Louis SiGe
Ww. I. P.C
Chicago Weeeete
Philadelphia Eeweeeen Oy
Poston . Ee
Louis Eveseeseess
Pittsburgh Eeewee Pase
Alz
Pittsburgh Neweerere
Kansas Ity Oseem
Newarcone
Ist. Louis
Seo
International Pe
P.C
Woerererre
Richman
Montreal
Ee Peer
Rochester
Orf
Toronto Ee
Jersey City
Newar
American Pastry and Manufacturing Company
New York City
Autocar Sales Company
Chelsea
Autocar Company
Ardmore
Cobb Delivers for Detroit in 4 1 Victory over Chicago
Tyrus Cobb sparked Detroit with a sixth inning single and an insurance run in the ninth, as Detroit defeated Chicago 4 to 1 in the final game of the series. Benz pitched well until Cobb’s two hits ignited Chicago’s trouble, while Craw ford Kavanaugh and Young produced decisive hits for the visitors.
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Chicago
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit
Benz
Cobb
Craword
Kavanaugh
Young
Bene
Leski
eRatter
Scott
Friore
Fournier
Blackburne
Esse
Crawford
Breton
Young Beotle
Bush
Vitt
Gollina
Messia
Aise
Loughlin
Lavan Leads Browns Past Indians in Rain-Shortened Game
Hamilton pitched brilliantly as St Louis defeated Cleveland 4 to 0 before rain halted play in the seventh inning. Lavan's triple produced three St Louis runs while Shotton and others contributed in the field. Second game could not be played due to the storm.
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Lavan
Browns
Cleveland
Ohio
Hamilton
St. Louis
Minor League Results in American Association Action
Louisville blanked Kansas City 17 to 0. Columbus defeated Milwaukee 7 to 3. Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 4 to 1.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
New York State League Results and Postponements
Elmira Elmira 5 Albany 1 and Binghamton 9 Troy 0 in a forfeit due to Troy non-appearance. Other games were postponed because of rain.
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Elmira
Albany
Binghamton
Troy
Meters
New England League Scores Report
In Lewiston Lewiston split results with Worcester 2 to 0 while Lawrence defeated Lynn 3 to 0 and Manchester beat Lowell 13 to 4. Portland hosted Fitchburg with a score of 9 but the final Portland score is incomplete.
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Lewiston
Worcester
Lawrence—Lawrence
Lynn
Manchester
Lowell
Portland
Fitchburg
Colonial League game postponed at Brockton
In cold weather the Colonial League schedule at Brockton featured a game between Brockton and Hartford with 4 other games postponed.
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Colonial League
Brockton
Hartford
Southern Associations Scores From Nashville and Chattanooga
In Nashville the Southern Association game saw Atlanta defeat Nashville 12 to 2. Chattanooga beat New Orleans 3 to 1. At Little Rock Birmingham won 8 to 4 over Little Rock. The results reflect a day of varied outcomes across the circuit.
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Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanoooga
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Exeter Academy Triumph Over New Hampshire College
Scores of other games show Exeter-Phillipe-Exeter Academy defeating New Hampshire College eight to two. Summ N J Carlton Academy led Battin High School one to zero in another contest.
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Exeter—Phillipe-Exeter Academy
New Hampshire College
Summ N. J
Carlton Academy
Battin High School
Doyle’s Cactus Cravath Blunder Sinks Giants Tie
The Giants and Braves fought to a 5 5 tie after ten innings in Boston as Doyle’s error and a late interference play cost New York. Jeff Tesreau started for New York while Crutcher kept Atlanta in check. Schauer shaded the late innings for Boston before darkness ended play.
Cardinals Bunch Hits and Win
In a June 2 game in St Louis the Cardinals beat Cincinnati 5 to 4. Two singles a double and an error in the eighth inning produced the decisive runs for St Louis as Bette and Butler scored. Pitching and fielding details follow, with credits to Benton Dale and Sallee among others.
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ST. Louis
Bette
Butler
Cincinnati
Abeahpoa Hug’s
Beach
Guiner
Ajti'zog
Keck
Kin'r
Becher
OjGroh
Miller
Griff’ d
Roe
Ol Olson
Molls
Dolan
Clark
Betzel
Benton
Snyder
Dale
Anklé
Ceeeee Salee
Huggins
Killiner
Heck
Hescher
Saliee
Sit
Louis
Beck
Griffith
Killifer
Mollowitz
Ss. &J
Dalle
Sallee
Ballee
Dodgers Rally Twice to Split Doubleheader with Phillies
The Dodgers defeated Philadelphia in both games at Ebbets Field, moving into a tie for second place with Boston and Philadelphia and two and a half games behind Chicago. In the first game, Pat Moran’s Phillies fell 7–4 as Jack Coombs beat Rixey. in the nightcap, Sherrod Smith recovered from a long layoff to win 4–3 as the Dodgers again downed the Phillies. Rixey allowed only three hits in the opener. Brooklyn opened the fourth with a three-run inning to seize control, while the second contest featured Smith tossing a strong five-inning stint for the victory, with the Phillies scoring two in the first before Brooklyn pulled ahead.
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Ruth
Yankees
Aky
Gid
Bill Donovan
Yanka
Donover
Wild Bill
Hesperus
José Massaguer
Havana Reds
Cuba
José
Jack Warhop
Donovan
Cy Pieh
Brown
Pieh
Larry Garaner
Harry Cooper
Hooper
Wagner
Speaker
Lewis
Maisel
Hieblitzel
Hartzel
Dineen
Fritz Maisel
Thomas
Warhop
Red Sox
Gardner
Pas Hooper
Cy Pich
Bostons
Vfieh
Boston
Mass
Giants
Braves
Larry Doyle
Giant
Dick Crutcher
New Yorkers
Burns
Magee
Connolly
Doyle
Moran
Jeff Tesreau
McGraw
Tesreau
Schmidt
Smith
New York
Fletcher
Crutcher
Robertson
Merkle
Fitzpatrick
Maranville
Whaling
Robert
Marenville
Rabbit
Marana
New
Labert
Schauer
Dodgers
Phillies
Ebbets Field
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jack Coombs
Pat Moran
Sherrod Smith
Rixey
Coombs
Athletics
Brooklyn
Dodger
Robins
Stengel
Niehofta Oy
Aumgartner
Demaree
Columbia Breaks Pennants in 4–1 Victory at South Field
Columbia defeats Pennsylvania 4 to 1 before a large reunion crowd at South Field. Bobby Watt hits a seventh inning home run and George Smith fans eight as Columbia Salemates early advantage with two runs in the opening frame. O Neale returns at first base amid a tense season, while Lane and Co. push the Quakers to secure a decisive win.
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Columbia
Pennsylvania
South Field
O'Neale
Harvard
Coakley
George Smith
Boxsman
Quakers
Watt
Friedrichs
Benson
Bobby Watt
Smith
Murdock
Texas
Irwin
Mackett
Roseff
Wallace
O’neale
Ceare
Koons
Rosettts
Lane
O' Neale
Wray
Wisner
Mann
Joe Roseff
Beck
O'N'e
Moore
Kane
Ploodé leWray
Friore
Weed
Y Smith
Backifiea
Friedrich
Messrs
Cross and
Mack
U S Army Rifle Champions at Fort Lawton
SEATTLE June 2 The Fourteenth United States Infantry at Fort Lawton Wash retains top Army rifle team status for a second year. Companies H and Fourteenth led with 71 expert riflemen overall, 82 experts 24 sharpshooters and 13 marksmen for Company H. They returned with 30 experts 29 sharpshooters and marksmen. no disqualifications.
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Seattle
Fourteenth
United States Infantry
Fort Lawton
Wash
No-Hit Harvard Beats Williams 4-0 In Annual Meeting
Harvard pitcher Whitney dominates Williams College with ten strikeouts in a 4-0 win at Cambridge. The Crimson capitalize on Williams errors and timely hitting, scoring in the fifth and eighth innings as Reed, Abbott, Frye, and Swain contribute key plays. Williams strands runners and fails to record a hit.
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New York Times
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Williams
Wilmot Whitney
Whitney
Colby
Hutunes
Brickley
Frye
Siebert
Swain
Toolan
Young
Crimson
Reed
Parsons
Michler
Abbott
Swain Smokiig
Hava
Aist‘ler
Rf.t
O Toolan
Nash
Clark
Gnett
Hwaw
Miehler
Hirley
P'sons
W'man
S*bert
elYoung
Waterman
hita-Toolan
Prickley
Messrs
Lincoln and McLaughlin
Michigan to drop baseball at varsity level
A student parity committee at the University of Michigan says varsity baseball is doomed for several years. It cites that four current players are ineligible under the Summerball rule and notes nine men are involved. The panel urges the eligibility committee to address the system rather than individuals and says only two options remain—endorse Summer ball or abolish intercollegiate baseball.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Army pitcher Sarcka suffers first defeat to Syracuse
West Point, June 2 Sarcka the Army southpaw plebe suffered his first loss after six straight wins as Syracuse edged Army 1 to 0 on the plains. Despite strong early pitching, Syracuse broke through in the seventh with three consecutive singles to score the only run as Slater limited base runners.
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New York Times
West Point
N. Y
Sarcka
Army
Syracuse University
Plains
Stong
Hingies
Anearn Hamilton
Conable
Travia
Slater
Neyland
Hradley
Raeeond Bare
Hide
Seymour
Pritchard
Pleione’s Fashion Stakes victory at Belmont Park
Pleione, Gifford A Cochran’s two year old filly, won the Fashion Stakes in record time at Belmont Park amid strong winds. John E Madden’s horses took multiple top finishes including McMeekin and Stellarina in the program while Pleione’s late surge beat Lorae by a half length.
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John E. Madden
Gifford A. Cochran
Pleione
Belmont Park
Colin
Fern
Rock
Oying Lorae
Lisly
Lorae
Malachite
Celandria
Lady Hillington
Mr. Maddens
Sam McMeekin
Gino
Downing Top Hat
Stellarina
High Chair
Devonshire Lolly
San McMeckin
J EK. Madden
McGee Tiurrod
Dreyer
Z.aka
Gine
Thompson
Br.s
Garner
James Butler
EB. Madden
Hock Sand-Dissembler
Lowder
Top Hat
August Helmont
B. H
Dugan
Adams Eapreau
Hinkenbeck
Runes
Gifford
Sain-Splodetti
Lorac
Foxhall P
Butwell
Mainchita
August
Atacere Celandria
Rounrth Mack -Hariem
Race card chaos and 100 mile walk news
The article lists multiple race entries for two year olds up to four year olds across several events including five and six furlongs and steeplechase. It also reports four of twelve Walkers Club of America members completing a 100 mile Philadelphia to New York walk in heavy rain and mud. It notes Koji Yamada defeating Jacob Klinger in billiards ahead of a title match and mentions baseball today with Yankees and Beaton at the Polo Grounds.
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Belmont Park
Spequal
Fiat
Periva i
7Th Ave
Brooklyn
Nostrand Ust
New York
Trolley Okiyn
Ave
Grand Stinfield
Puid Paddock
KK. T Wilson
Monford-Madden
Ural
G. M. Miller
R. F. Carmans B. Hi
Acean Plantagenet
Hilletream
Y Star Shout
Vallerina
Devonshire
Doctor Gremer
Miss Philbin
Striker
H. C. Hallenbeck
Reeve
Walkers Club of America
Phtladelphia
New Yorks
Watter
Yamada
Klinger
Koji Yamada
Maurice Daly
Forty-ninth Street
Brossway
Wille
Jacob Klinger
Europe
Anto Isl
Scotch Mist Overcoats and Weather Gear Sale Ad
Stores offer warm weather items and rainwear with Scotch Mists priced from $28 to $35. Weather forecast hints at rain while ad promotes light overcoats, rough cheviot, and exclusive stock in our stores. Also highlights one piece underwear.
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Gard
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Werhop
Pich
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Kee
Brief
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Renz
Daly
Russell
Washington Park
Z League of
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WS Joons
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Austin
Pratt
C. Wr
Wood
Nee Laary
Hagerman
Err Clevelant
Evans and Mullaney
We Louis
Umptres—Meassrs
American Association
New York State League
Dixons Graphite
Dixon
Joseph Dixon Crucie
N. J
Fitz'k
Rob
Mikie
J.sm'h
Mlean
Grant
Whal
H.sm
Olec'ten
McLean
Lirrors
Firepatrick
Ballis
Cardinals
Grand Forks
N. D
Herche
Dowd and Howley
Erwin
Om'ra
R'croft
Myers
Byrne
Olarrus
Getz
Wieser
Tincup
Cebto Niehoff
O'Mara
Cutshaw
O' Mara
Daubert
Bancroft
Niehoff
Crifice
Sphia
Messrs. Klemn
O'M A
Emslie
Best
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St’el
Hecker
N'hoff
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Becker
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Hancroft
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Jetz
Harned
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Dermaree
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Yale
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Berry
Johnson and Brown
R.H.E. Amherst
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Holy Cross
Trinity
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Hatteries
Wallace and Carroll
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N. K
Tareyton London Cigarettes
Adverti
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Williams College
Purity Committee
HL. Army
Syracuse
Barcka and
Oliphant
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Friar Rock
Murphy
Prince Como
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Honsermaid
He Will
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Hyde Park
Judge Walser
Frijelee
Abdon
Escocia
Bkibbereen
Dr. Duenner
Chesterton
Beethoven
Tae
Oreland
Perthshire
Baseball Today
Beaton
Centra
Racers Peet Company
Broadway
13Th St
Warren
34Th St
Fifth Ave
41St St
Cortland
Cordovans
OLD ‘Crow Rye Reg. U
Roskam- Scott CO
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Wila
Erland Apes
Rani
G. V. Fosdete
Cardiillac
S. Teue
Isotta
West
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