Pittsburgs Record Run of Shutouts Stuns Boston
New York leads the National League pennant chase as McGraw’s Giants beat Chicago 7 to 4. Brooklyn tops St. Louis 4 to 1 while Pittsburgh seals five straight shutouts by blanking Boston 4 to 0. In the American League Boston dominates, Philadelphia upsets Detroit, and Cleveland defeats Washington as scores roll in.
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Ae Srogk Wit
Lajoie Stars As Cleveland Beats New York 4-2 at Park
Cleveland defeats the New Yorks 4 to 2 at American League Park. Lajoie shines with three hits two runs and three assists and putouts while Wolfe allows two earned runs in six-plus innings before a late error. Bernhardt drives two doubles as Cleveland seizes early lead and holds on to win.
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Homie
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Peashe
Heville
Gauehnaur
Lajos
Anid
Empire
O’ Laughlin
Locals sweep Chicago as by 10 to 2 score
Boston fans saw the home team beat Chicago 10 to 2 in a one sided game. Dineen held the Reds in check with men on base while Isbert and Dougherty highlighted a one hand catch of McFarland’s line drive. Ground rules were needed due to a huge crowd numbering over 10 000.
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Chicago
Dineen
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Dougherty
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Chicago Falls to New York in Pennant Race Tilt
National League game at West Side grounds ends 7 to 4 as New York defeats Chicago after leading early. Crowds reach 15,009. key moments include McGraw’s dispute with umpire Kimside and Harley, Chance, and Jones scoring for Chicago in the third before New York pulls ahead.
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St Louis Struggles to Solve Jones in Opening Loss
St Louis could manage only four hits as Jones baffled hitters. McFarland pitched a complete game but poor support doomed the effort. Final: St Louis 4 Brooklyn 2 with late miscues amplifying Brooklyn’s win.
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Princeton Beats Yale 10 to 6 In Ragged Tilt
Princeton defeats Yale 10 to 6 as Bow man struggles then is replaced by Patton. Parnell homered and Wells added a triple while Winslow and Reid starred on defense. Stevens held Yale to scattered hits and Princeton capitalized with timely hitting in the late innings.
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Manhattan Defeats Lafayette on Home Field in Baseball
Manhattan beat Lafayette 5 to 1 on home turf after a taxing Eastern trip. Minahan pitched for Manhattan allowing six hits. Johnston pitched well for Lafayette with six strikeouts and three walks. Scoring summary lists Mullen, Rock, Krebs, Hill, Hawk, and Jaunt among key players with Minahan taking the win. Time reported as 2:10 with Cullen umpiring.
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Englewood Reigns In 14-0 Amateur League Opener
Englewood defeats Montclair 14 to 0 in the Amateur League Championship opener. Key players include Powell and Mahoney for Englewood and Hurst for Montclair. Game notes cite hits, errors, and two hours of play at Englewood field.
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Bell
Amherst Defeats Trinity In Heavy Hitting Contest
Amherst beat Trinity 19 to 1 in a game dominated by Amherst’s offense. Grange was removed after Amherst scored 11 runs in the fifth inning. Trinity's Syphax hit a home run for the visitors. Score by innings shows Amherst with a large early lead and strong pitching behind Storke and Roe.
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Pennsylvania Defeats Lehigh in Close Battle
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania edged Lehigh 7 to 6 in a tight game. The scoring sequence shows Pennsylvania with innings 2 2 1 0 1, total 7 runs on 11 hits and 1 error, Lehigh 0 0 6 1 0 3 8 runs on 11 hits and 4 errors. Caldwell and Bennett led Pennsylvania with Badgley and Snyder for Lehigh.
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Phillips Exeter Triumph in Classic Upper Valley Game
In Exeter New Hampshire on a sunny June day Phillips and over defeated Phillips Exeter in a landmark battle described as the greatest game yet played between the two teams. Key players and the crowd created a spirited scene as both sides exchanged lead changes and dramatic plays.
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McChesney wins Harlem National Handicap at Chicago
West’s great thoroughbred McChesney beat Gregor K. by a length and a half in the Harlem National Handicap as jockey C Gray masterfully guided him on a slow track. Owner E E Smathers celebrated with a purse of 8000 dollars while Flying Torpedo and Hargis also ran in a large field of nineteen.
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Brooklyn Harness Evening Ends Amid Four Races at Parkway
The eleventh annual Parkway Driving Club trot meet drew a sparse crowd at Brooklyn Speedway. BP H Powers with Col. Julius swept the match races winning three of five heats while J F Matton with Collette placed second. Impatience won the 2:10 class after five heats, and Nerva Patchen took the free-for-all pacing. Daisy driven by W K Putnam won the 2:30 trotting class.
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Crescent A C Lacrosse: Thistles Beat Crescent 10 7 at Bay Ridge
Two lacrosse matches at Crescent Athletics Club Bay Ridge featured the Thistles of Sergus Ontario defeating Crescent 10 goals to 7. Greater New York Irish Athletic Association beat Crescent second team 2 0. Crescent’s fast start and solid defense contrasted with Canadian passing and strategic plays by Brownridge Morton and Wall.
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