Murray's Home Run Wins For The Giants
The Giants beat the Cardinals 5 to 1 at the Polo Grounds with Mathewson dominant pitching. Murray hit a key leadoff homer in the fourth and scored again on a sacrifice fly, while Doyle, Bridwell, and Merkle contributed offensive support as New York closed in on first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
Polo Grounds
Mathewson
Bresnahan
New Yorks
Doyle
Jack Murray
Hamilton
Murray
Phillies
Cubs
Yanks
Brooklyn
Matty
Brésnahan
Huggins
Ellis
Bridwell
Merkle
Sallee
Phelps
Seymour
Devlin
New York
Snodgrass
Ak A
Vie
Kesvensen
Clu
Serene Devlin
Louis
PO Huggins
Oakes
Konetchy
Evans
Eee Phelps C
Auser
Mowrey
Ballee
Bresna Eeneeee
Ec Tacecegwiene
Meyers
Merkie
Bruggins
Hauger
Kenetchy
Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn in pitchers' battle 1 to 0
Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 1 0 in a low scoring game as Rowan held the locals to two hits and Downey doubled and Doyle drove in the lone run with a sacrifice fly. Bergen was ejected for kicking a ball, while McMillan was claimed by Cincinnati from Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Rowan
Bell
Egan
Downey
Doyle
Bergen
McMillan
Rochester
Abrh Poal
O Burch
Beecher
Paskett
Hobi
Zel
Mitchell
Abrhpoa D'bert
Hum’ll
Lennox
Davw’son
M’lean
J.b.d'le
T.smith
Erwin
Hoblitzel
Burch
Daubert
Hummell
Smith
Messrs
O'Day
Brennan
Twen
Philadelphia Defeats Chicago 12 to 2 in Tuesday Tilt
Philadelphia hammered Chicago pitcher Richie for twelve runs to two. Magee hit a three bagger after Pfeffer and Grant produced a bunt, with Titus homering for Chicago. Richie's pitching allowed six runs in eight innings before Pfeffer closed out.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Richie
Pfeffer
Grant
Magee
Feffer
O.ycessacaes
Titus
Moore
Needham
Hof Jan
Archer
Hofman
Tinker
Schulte
Laderus
Bransfield
Zimmerman
Luderus
Errate
Hiladelphia
Bumfeldt
Br Richie
Mesers
Philadelpe
Abrhpoa
Wes St
Evers
Bates
Zim
Moran
Cure
Ol Archer
I'Dham
Mont
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games featured New York beating St Louis 5 to 1 and Philadelphia routing Chicago 12 to 2. In the American League New York won 2 to 1 over St Louis while Detroit defeated Washington 4 to 1. Eastern League results include Providence 6 Newark 5 and Jersey City 8 Baltimore 2. Several rainouts and misformatted standings follow with Chicago leading, St Louis near .476, and New York at .635 through scattered records.
Westinghouse Notes Sold to Kuhn Loeb for 4 Million
Kuhn Loeb & Co takes 4 million of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing three year notes at 6 percent to aid retirement of old obligations. Cash on hand 2 million covers the plan. Directors meeting rumored to back pay 8 percent cumulative preferred stock arrears dating October 1907 to October 1908, but no confirmation. Dividends resumed last Fall with 1.5 percent quarterly payment plus 8 percent back dividends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Eastern League Standings And Today’s Schedule
Eastern League standings show w L PCT for Toronto Buffalo Newark Providence Montreal Rochester Jersey City with team records. Today’s schedule lists St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburg at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit Providence at Newark Baltimore at Jersey City Rochester at Toronto Buffalo at Montreal.
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New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Providence
Newark
Jersey City
Baltimore
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
W.l. C
U. P.C
National League
Jersey City Wins In Eighth Inning Rally
Jersey City edged Baltimore 3 to 2 in an eighth inning rally as two on base produced a long fly misplayed in right field. First game with the Beezers for Bill Abstein yielded the first run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Baltimore
Jack Butler
Schmidt
Bill Abstein
Bkeezers
Bartley
Frick
E-Ee
O'Hara
Butler
Clancy
Hanifan
Alstein
Vickers
Balle
Sitton
ball—Egan
Meséra, Hurst and
Byron
Clam diggers stun Indians as Providence wins 5 to 1 in Newark
Jimmy Collins and his Providence crew upset Joe McGinnity's Indians 5 to 1 in Newark. Cronin twirled for Providence, Sline sealed the eighth inning with a hit that drove in the winning run, and Fitzgerald added a first inning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Collins
Providence
Newark
Joe McGinnity
Indians
Grays
Jack Cronin
Collins
Loes
Tri-State League Scores Mixed Results Across Cities
Lancaster blanked Johnstown 2 0 in the first game while Johnstown beat Reading 6 2 in the second. Harrisburg fell 2 0 to Reading, Williamsport crushed Altoona 11 0, and York dropped 5 1 to Altocnua in another pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Johnstown
Caster
Reading
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Altocnua
York
Baseball Scores From American Association and New York State League
In the American Association standings Kansas City beat Columbus 6 to 4 Milwaukee defeated Louisville 2 to 1 and Toledo topped St Paul 8 to 0 while Indianapolis fell to Minneapolis 5 to 0. In the New York State League Utica blanked Wilkes Barre 4 to 0 and Scranton defeated Syracuse 5 to 3 Elmira edged Troy 3 to 1 and Albany defeated Binghamton 0 to 0 in 14 innings.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Utica
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Syracuse
Elmira
Troy
Albany
Binghamton
Waterbury Beats Hartford 2 to 0 in Connecticut League
In the Connecticut League Waterbury defeated Hartford 2 to 0. Other games were postponed due to rain.
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Waterbury
Hartford
Brockton
Lawrence
Southern League Scores Show Lane of Nashville Wins
Nashville beat New Orleans 5 to 2 and Nashville also topped Baltimore? no, Ori 1. Montgomery defeated Atlanta 4 to 0, Chattanooga blanked Birmingham 5 to 0, Memphis edged Mobile 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
New Orleans
Ori
Montgomery
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Memphis
Mobile
Chicago AL bulletin lists player trades and firings
The bulletin from President B. B. Johnson lists various AL transactions including Erase de New York to Cincinnati and Detroit to Elgin deals, plus movements from St. Louis to Jersey City and Washington to Jersey City. It notes contracts with Boston and Philadelphia players and mentions individuals by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
B. B. Johnson
New -York
Cincinnati
National
J. Doyle
J. Kleinow
Bridgeport Keen _s
Hagerdorn
Detroit
Elgin
E. Smith
Neal Vance
St. Louia
Jersey City
W. Abstein
Washington
Crooks
Philadelphia
Scranton
Charles Friene
Boston
F. Arellanes
Philadelphis
H. Barr
Boston Team Adds McHale Pond Myers to Chicago Move
Two new players left for Chicago to join the Boston team of the American League. McHale, star pitcher from the University of Maine, and Pond, a hard hitting outfielder from the same college, travel with Hap Myers, a utility man recently recovered from scarlet fever, to join the recruits.
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Boston
Chicago
McHale
University of Maine
Pond
Hap’ Myers
Yanks Take Commanding Lead With 2 1 Victory
New York, leading the American League, opened a four game set with St. Louis at Sportsman's Park and won 2 to 1. Powell started for the Yankees with Bailey relieving after the seventh, Chase led with three hits, and Cree delivered the decisive fielding and hitting plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Louis
New York
St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Yankees
O'Conner
Jack Powell
Jack Quinn
Powell
Bailey
Browns
Walter
Pop
Killifer
Chase
Laporte
Cree
Short
Foster
Austin
Truesdale
Griggs
Stone
Quinn
Oster
Wallace
Trues- Cale
Newman
A.B. R
Hemphill
Recexssangs
Ween Laporte
Crée-ll
Ccestcicces
Pe Austin
Mitchell
Cesscace Quinn
Louis A
Ae Bailey
Grigg
Hartzell
Sac
Osan
Ofrt Powell
Wenia
Newark
Seema
Messrs
Connolly and
Dineen
Mullin Pitches Tigers to Victory
Detroit defeats Washington 4 to 1 in game one as Mullin limits visitors to three hits. Street exits after foul tip in fourth. Cobb and Moriarty spark early offense for Detroit.
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Mullin
Tigers
Detroit
Mich
Washington
Street
ABRH
D.jones
O'Milan
Bush
Lelivelt
Cobb
Gessler
Crawf'd
Ungl
Del'h
Bde
Mor'ty
Killifer
f.Jones
McBride
Serene Isues
D. Jones
Moriarty
Hardy
Crawford
T. Jones
Unglaub
Gray
O'Loughlin
Perrine
Chicago Beats Boston 1 0 in Opening Game
Chicago pitcher Walsh allows one hit and drives in the only run after a disputed call at third. Lord was ejected for arguing a safe call on White stealing. Boston errors and a runless game by Hall set the pace in a 1 0 Chicago victory.
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Chicago
Boston
Walsh
Hall
Lord
White
Loston
Hooper
O Lord
Zeider
Engle
B'diey
Mullen
Speaker
Purtell
Wagner
Gardner
Black
Lewis
Car'gan
Carrigan
Cenceiane
Dougherty
Balla
Messrs
Kerin and Sheridan
Manhattan College Defeats New York Fire Department 10–8
Manhattan College topped the New York Fire Department 10 to 8 at McNulty Field. Hannigan allowed five early hits before giving way. Smith surrendered ten more as Manhattan built a lead. Final line shows Manhattan 32 hits to 28 for the Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan College
New York Fire Department
McNulty Field
Manhattan Lads
Hannigan
Smith
Broadway Boys
Manhattan
Firemen
Firemen. Abrhpoa Abrhpoa
Fryer
Powers
Connelly
Blaeser
Cotter
Hue
Woefle
Holahan
Orne Fitzgerald
Hesterburg
Ryer
NFP
Dai Tacek
Wera
Gan
Nugent
Donahue
Blackmore
Bolton
Holghan
Mr. Draiser
Eastern pro golf switches to match play format
The Eastern Professional Golfers Association will hold a match play championship on July 26 and 27, with the first eight advancing to the title and others competing for prizes. Venues under consideration include WyKay County Club and Hackensack Golf Club. Notable players listed include Alec Smith Willie Anderson Georgeorgen Isaac Mackie and Nipper Campbel. The annual election named Hobena as president Strath as vice president Barker secretary and Hunter treasurer with a seven member executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Astor House
Wykay Coun Club
Hackensack Golf Club
Simpson
Hackensack
Alec Smith
Willie Anderson
Georgeorgen
Isaac Mackie
Nipper” Campbel
Yesterda
Jac Hobena
George Strath
Herbert Barker
Dave Hunter
Jack Jones
C. A. W. Fox
Herbert Strong
Harry Simpson
James Maiden
Alec Finlay
Dave Ogilvie
Boston and Philadelphia Fight for Intercity Title in Golf
Boston defeats Philadelphia 8 to 7 to claim the intercity championship and Griscom Cup after a tight finish at Huntingdon Valley Country Club. The match list features players including Mrs Fox and Miss Curtiss among others in a closely contested event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Boston
Fox
Wheeler
Barber
Ongood
Vanderbeck
Miss Curtiss
Griscom
Mies Phipps Mies Richardson
Underwood
McNelly
H. F. Duncan
G. Davis
C. L. Duncan
Miss Hood
Lmrp
Converse Ape
Miss Morrell
Work
Miss Allen
Hilles
Miss Shreve
Maule
Barrows
Yale Crew Runs Four Miles In Training At Gales Ferry
Yale Varsity eight rested after a four mile morning row while freshmen eight and both fours practiced downstream. The freshmen four won a close race from a several-lengths start as Coach Kennedy directed from the launch. A rumored gasoline launch explosion caused brief alarm but was unfounded. the incident stemmed from machinery trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Kennedy
Varsity
De La Salle Institute Holds 26th Annual Games Postponed by Rain
The De La Salle Institute completed its 26th annual games at Clason Point Military Academy Field Westchester after Friday rain delays. The highlight was the inter department one mile relay won by the science department with a 15 yard start over the commercial team from 30 yards. Individual events featured J C Lyons J McCarthy J McCormick and D Meenan among others, with multiple sprint and field events including a 12 pound shot put and running jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Salle Institute
Clason Point Military Academy
Westchester
Wendy
G. F. Scannell, Jr
D. Meenan, Jr
D. Scanlan
J. Goodman
B. Smith
J. Meenan
Ior
W. Scanlan
T. McEntegart
Castro
Enriquez
Lyons
McCarthy
Goodman
Dollard
Meenan
Sheppard
Regan
McCormick
Anderson
Campbell
Fasette
Tobin
O'Sullivan
Elliott
Science Department
Brannell
Duffy
Woodend
Scanlan
Donen
Wright
Niewenhaus
Pastime Club Hosts Spring Games at Pastime Oval
On Sunday afternoon June 19 the Pastime Athletic Club presents its annual Spring games at Pastime Oval in Manhattan. The Games Committee selected events to attract top names and entries come from Irish American AC New York AC Mohawk AC Xavier AA and Pastime AC with its full track and field team expected to boost the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastime Athletic Club
Pastime Oval
Ninetieth Street
Avenue A
Manhattan
Navy baseball championship to be decided at American League Park
The United States Navy championship game between the U S S Nebraska champions and U S B aspera cmt challengers is set for tomorrow at 4 PM at American League Park. Gate receipts go to the Naval Relief Fund, with managers McGraw and Dahlen supplying umpires, and the Vice President expected to throw the first ball. Bands from the ships will play Navy and national airs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
U. S. S. Nebraska
Navy
U. S. B. Aspera Cmt
Treasury
Naval Relief Fund
John McGraw
Giants
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyns
United States
Rman
U. S
Hancock and Neraska
Viar
Aenemeiee
Cash Beats Crouch 25 15 in Veterans Three-Cushion Clash
In the Veterans three-cushion carrom billiard tournament at John Doyle's Forty-second Street Billiard Academy Charles Cash defeated William Crouch 25 to 15. Tonight Bob Smith faces Cole Ullman. George Moore, winning at McGraw's Billiard Academy Thirty-fifth Street and Sixth Avenue, beat Dr Birs 40 to 1 in fifty five innings with a high run of 4. Morningstar beat Henry in a toe game at Maurice Daly's Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Doyle
Forty-second Street
Charles Cash
William Crouch
Bob Smith
Cole Ullman
George Moore
McGraw
Thirty-fifth Street
Sixth Avenue
Dr. Birs
Oore
Sirs
Sirs's
Ora Morningstar
John Henry
Maurice Daly
Vy Academy
Wheat Leads Market Rise Amid Firm Grain Trade
Wheat gains supported a broad rally in grains with active buying as traders covered shorts. Cables show strength abroad and a shrinking visible supply while state reports vary, futures and cash prices firm for wheat corn oats and hog provisions rise on demand and short covering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Missouri
Ohio
United States
Northwest
Duluth
Manitoba
Chicago
Cotton Market Rallies on Old Crop Strength and Wall Street Support
Active cotton trade shows strong old crop demand with July up about 1 cent and 40 point advance. Bulls, including two Wall Street houses, push prices past 15 cents while one large seller caps gains. New crop months rise modestly as rain concerns ease and late spring cultivation accelerates. bears stay cautious as May deal distribution influences trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Coffee Market Steady While Firm Undertone Persists
Coffee trading shows inactivity with total sales near 9 000 bags and prices steady at close versus last week. Foreign markets hold steady with Hamburg and Havre near previous levels. Rio and Santos unchanged, receipts lower than last week and year. Spot market quiet. deliveries rose to 72 085 bags last week amid anticipated freight rate hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Havre
Brazil
Rio
Santos
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Boeton
T. Louis
Westinghouse Notes
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Holtz
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Kelly
Atz
Fitzgerald
Louden
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Slattery
McConnell
Blair
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American Association
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American League Bulletin
Manhattan Bears
Manhattan Colt
B&t
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de la Salle Institute Games
Maric
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J. McCarthy
J. McCormick
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Cratch
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G. Grant
H. Shanley
Sallore
Chicago & Alton— Axes
Lake Erie
Guy di-May
Indianapolis
Colorado
Mexico
Op. Inc
Satiane, & Southern
Minneapolis
Missouri Pacific
Lake Erie & Western
National OF Mexico
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Peoria & Western
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Op Inc
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Pacifico Coast Company
Saente Grosa
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Pennsylvania Railroad
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
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C. Downs
NEW York Central System
New York Central & H m River Pennsylvania Company
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Michigan Central
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Sarose
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Concen
Chicago & St. Louis
Shafting Uplands
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Ees
Chi
Angeer & St. Ears
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Amalgamated Copper Company
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Panies
Standard Screw Company
Broadway
Schuyler
New Jersey
Greene Motor Car Co
Wash. &J
N. A
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Selden
Remsen Mfg. Co
Bedford Ave
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