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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
9
The Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 6 to 4 as a young St Louis pitcher earned the win. Mathewson lasted six innings before leaving with the Cardinals ahead, while O Leary homered and Mowrey drove in key runs for St Louis, extending their series lead over New York.
A detailed box score shows Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with lineups including Camnitz, O'Toole, and Magee. Key hits include two-base blows from Camnitz Killifer and Magee, with Becker and Lobert stealing bases. Final score listed as Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 4, after a brisk one hour forty four minute game.
Unclear OCR text suggests Deere, Davis, Wells and McTigue are involved in a batterying play. details are fragmented with no clear outcome or full names.
American League games saw New York defeat Cleveland 6 to 0, Philadelphia beat Detroit 14 to 6, Washington over St Louis 6 to 2, and Chicago 4 over Boston 1. National League results include St Louis 6 over New York 4, Cincinnati 4 at Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 4 over Pittsburgh 0, Chicago 5 over Boston 0. International League scores Lisbon Montreal 2 over Buffalo 1, Toronto 4 Rochester 3, Rochester 6 over Toronto 2, Baltimore 7 over Jersey City 3, Newark 5, Providence 4 in 15 innings.
A collage of NBA and NHL style matchups lists Cleveland facing New York Detroit touring Philadelphia St Louis clashing Washington Chicago meeting Boston New York meeting St Louis Brooklyn visiting Cincinnati Philadelphia playing Pittsburgh Boston at Chicago Newark versus Providence Jersey City at Baltimore Rochester versus Toronto Buffalo at Montreal.
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 4 to 2 in Chicago. score reflects Cincinnati’s first rise from last place since April 17 as Curtis exits early and Stack shuts Brooklyn to two hits. Hummel hits a key home run, three runs score in first, Clark sustains a minor injury, game time one hour forty five minutes.
The Cleveland Naps defeated the New York Yankees 5 to 0 at the Brush stadium in a late season city game. Joe Jackson homered to right field, and Jack Graney followed with a round-tripper as Cleveland snapped a winless streak at home. The Yankees, despite 12 hits, stranded 12 runners and finished with a futile offensive showing.
A partial scorecard shows players with positions and at bats for both teams including names such as Milan Williams Graff and Engel. The data appears garbled with inconsistent abbreviations and missing context, leaving a incomplete box score and totals.
Syracuse beat Elmira 1 0 at Syracuse. Troy defeated Scranton 10 0 at Troy. Albany toppled Wilkes Barre 3 2 at Albany. Utica edged Binghamton 8 5 at Utica.
In Lynn Lynn two to New Bedford one while Fall River Lewell posted a four to one win over Fall River. Lawrence La' defeated Worcester four to two and Portian Breckton recorded nine.
Vitt led Philadelphia with 79 runs batted in and two base hits, while Oldring Murphy and Baker sparked Detroit. The game featured strong pitching from Wyckoff and Bush, with multiple doubles and key sacrifice plays.
In Middletown at Middletown Middletown the 8 Dasha 4 game and at Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie the 7 Kingston 6 contest are listed. At Long Branch Newburg the Long Branch Newburg match finishes 8 0.
Columbia baseball was blanked 4 to 0 by University of Pennsylvania in the annual Commencement Day clash on South Field. Imlay pitched for Penn and held Columbia to two scratches as Meenan and Toomey homered for the Quakers. Columbia errors and weak hitting doomed the Blue and White.
At Easton Pennsylvania the Seton Hall team faced Lafayette with batteries Ralston Peploski and Maloney supported by Hammer Fager and Mauser in a decisive contest.
Millitary Academy of Cornwall on Hudson defeated Freeport High School 10 to 0 in New York. Meiji University of Tokio beat Stanford University 5 to 1 in Japan. Garden City Holbrook School bested St Pauls School 7 to 2.
In Harrisburg Harrisburg defeated York by 14 to 0. Allentown beat Wilmington 12 to 6. Trenton blanked Atlantic City 7 to 3.
In San Francisco the city game ended Venice 9 San Francisco 9. Los Angeles 3 defeated Sacramento 1. Portland 8 beat Oakland 9 in the other PCL results showing tight races and late runs.
In Memphis Mobile beat Memphis 7 to 4 after seven and a half innings due to rain. At Atlanta the game with Montgomery ended 2 to 2. Chattanooga defeated Birmingham 9 to 3. In Nashville Atlanta failed to appear, Nashville won 9 to 0 by forfeit.
Montreal June 4 physicians fear Buffalo pitcher Miles Main will lose sight and likely become permanently deaf after a foul ball struck him in yesterday's game. An X ray at Western Hospital found severe damage to both ear drums and the optic nerve. He will be out of the game for weeks.
Manager Chance of the New York Americans offers $5,000 for the immediate release of Frank Hosp shortstop of the Venice team in the Pacific Coast Baseball League. Hosp formerly played for the Cincinnati Nationals.
John Paul Jones, Cornell’s mile record holder and famed amateur runner, announces he will not race again and will enter business after earning his Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering this month. A possible Jones versus Kiviar matchup is ruled out, and his departure will be keenly felt by the Cornell track team next year.
Hanover June 4 Dartmouth track team members elected C. D. Olson of Worcester as captain for next year Olson is a junior who has starred in the sprints and dashes.
The schedule lists first day singles with Maurice E. McLoughlin of the United States facing H M Rica of Australia and Norris Williams of the United States against Stanley N Doust of Australia. The second day doubles features McLoughlin and Harold H Hackett of the United States versus Doust and A B Jones of Australia. The third day singles has Norris Williams of the United States versus H M Rice of Australia. Referee is Robert D Wrenn, president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association.
United States and Australia named their Davis Cup lineups after practice on the West Side Tennis Club courts. McLoughlin and Williams will lead the U S singles with Hackett and McLoughlin in doubles, while Australia fields Doust Rice and Doust Jones in doubles and singles. Wrenn named referee as practice highlighted expected form and durability ahead of Friday and Monday ties.
Sam Robideau the Philadelphia lightweight faces Young Shugrue of Jersey City in a featured Madison Square Garden bout promoted by Billy Gibson. The card includes a semi final with Dave Kurtz of Newark and heavyweight Rodel managed by Jimmy Johnston, plus four preliminaries.
In the second round of the Women's Metropolitan championship at Nassau Country Club several close finishes emerged. Winners include Miss Georgiana M. Bishop and Miss Marion Hollins who defeated rivals 2 and 1 or 2 up, with notable duels involving Mrs. Isaac Harter, Mrs. J. Whitney, and Mrs. H. L Batterman as the field narrows toward the later rounds.
Edward J. La Place's bay gelding Master McKerron defeats Clover Patch and Teddy P to capture the Class A pace, repeating last Sunday's performance. Clover Patch finishes rear in both heats. Hunt wins the opening trot with Fair Maiden, and Acorn claims the four-heat Class trot. Class B and C paces go to Ouida and Midnight Direct respectively.
Entries list seven races at Piping Rock with weights and runners. Events include the Chambler Plate handicap at five furlongs, the Orange County Plate steeplechase about two miles, and multiple Piping Rock Subscription races for four furlongs and longer distances. The card features horses such as Live Wire, Simon Dale, Election Bet, Aurora, and Annah Louise among many others.
Punch Bowl the Ornament colt led from the start to win the Juvenile Stakes at Belmont Park, six lengths clear of Victoria M. in a race marking the 37th running of the event. Owner E. F. Cooney paid $4,000 for the winner last winter. Golden Chimes ran fifth. Delirium, Nosegay, Star Gate and others also raced in a busy program with several wagers and incidents at the track.
The excerpt defines Youths' Suits as 32 to 35 in measure, aimed at young men but suitable for older customers with youthful figures. It notes up-to-date features such as soft rolling lapels, coats with soft fronts, and natural shoulders. Prices range from 16 to 32 dollars.
An ad highlights athletic underwear for hot weather featuring sleeveless shirts and knee drawers. It emphasizes comfort as temperatures rise and the mercury climbs.
A note promotes the lightest straw hats with Bangkok origins and mentions the Showflake as a featherweight option. Prices range from two to twenty five dollars.
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