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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
10
In a rough game, Pittsburg plates 3 runs in the first and 2 in the ninth while New York falls behind early. McKechnie and Wagner spark the Pittsburg infield with strong plays, as Crandall allows a late score to seal the game for the Pirates.
Leifield and Raymond dueled on the mound as the Pirates beat the Giants 8 to 4 in Pittsburgh. Wild plays, a costly error, and umpire protests fueled a stormy game before about 5,000 fans. Crandall homered after entering for Raymond, while Merkle and McGraw argued over interference calls as the Giants dropped the opener.
Footwear reports strong demand for Oxfords with plump sales driving revenue from $3.50 to $9 per pair. Industry notes heat protection and comfort as key selling points amid steady market interest.
In national league action Pittsburg defeated New York 8 to 4 while Chicago beat Brooklyn 5 to 3 and Cincinnati shut out Philadelphia 5 to 0. Boston plays St. Louis rain delayed. American League shows Chicago at New York and Detroit at Philadelphia with rain. Eastern League results include Rochester 11 Buffalo 3 and Montreal 6 Toronto 3 with standings led by Detroit 85 12 745 and New York 21 21 600, while Rochester 81 12 721 head the other table and Jersey City 16 21 432 leads Newark 16 21 432 in another.
A packed schedule features Chicago at New York Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia St. Louis at Boston New York at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at St. Louis Jersey City at Newark two games Baltimore at Providence Toronto at Montreal Rochester at Buffalo.
Byrne miscue led to a safe fly between Murray Snodgrass during a long drive. Murray and Devore made standout catches of long hits. Cran dall received strong support from Giants' outfield as pinch hitter's power sparked a sixth inning rally.
Suggs held Philadelphia scoreless as Cincinnati rallied with five runs on hits off Chalmers in the fifth and seventh. Notable moments include Knabe being ejected for disputing a decision and strong defense from both clubs.
Cleveland pitcher Sherry allowed five hits and no runs through six innings as Cleveland defeated Washington 8 to 2. Joe Jackson belted a homer and four other runs scored on his hits, with Graney and Turner contributing early offense.
In Carlisle Pa Dickinson was defeated 5 to 0 by Albright in their annual commencement game. Yeager and Weaver starred for Dickinson while Nork Yeager Weaver and Fultz did the battery duties. Albright tallied in innings with a 0 0 0 0 2 8 0 6 9 1 line.
Chicago wins 5 to 3 over Brooklyn as Bell walks and timely hits lift the Cubs. Pittsburgh game replay ordered due to umpiring rule interpretations. Sheckard, Schulte, and Kling contribute key hits. Tooley homers for Brooklyn. Umpires Brennan and O’Day officiate. game lasts one hour thirty nine minutes.
At Buffalo R H 5 Rochester 0 0 0 6 0 1 2 Buffalo 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 Sedatalos and Mitchell, Pierce, Speer, Vowinkle, Killifer. Umpires Kelly and Murray. At Montreal R H B Toronto 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 8 Montreal 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Batteries McGinley Tesreau Kocher Burke Curtiss Umpires Pender Hart.
A scrambled score note lists Louisville beating Indianapolis 2 1 and Minnesota tops Kansas 10 5, with partial lines referencing St Paul Columbus Toledo and other city pairings. The fragmentary lines suggest a set of hockey or basketball results but lack full context and clear outcomes.
Scranton urias 4 Scranton 2 in Scranton Utica action. Wilkesbarre 8 to 2 over Wilkesbarre. Other games postponed due to rain. Tri State League results include Trenton 18 over Harrisburg, and Savannah 7 Columbus 6. Albany 10 over Albany 8. Macon 2 over Charleston 1. Augusta at Jacksonville rained out. Connecticut League all games postponed by rain.
National League president Thomas J. Lynch overruled yesterday the Chicago Pittsburg game from May 30 urging a replay. He ruled field umpire Doyle and umpire in chief Klem erred, reversing calls on Archer and Shean, Striking the result from records.
Chicago June 6 Torrey requests release from New York National League club to play in his hometown of Aurora Illinois where he first rose to prominence as a high school and Prairie League star. He was ill last season but now hopes to return though not strong enough for the majors.
Cleveland Ohio June 6 Denton T Young veteran pitcher has not pitched this season due to illness and waivers have been asked on him.
Dartmouth won a soggy game as Vermont fielders muffed key chances. The Green scored steadily with a rain shortened metalball of errors and timely hits, finishing 9 to 8 over Vermont on the Hanover diamond. Batteries Morey Olsen and Steen for Dartmouth Maldom and Donnelly for Vermont. Umpire Mr. Murphy. Time of game two hours and fifteen minutes.
The Columbus Club announces the sale of catcher Arbogast to Omaha in the Western League. Frey Garisch, ex-Indianapolis catcher, joins Toledo after being bought by Armour, with Garisch to report to Milwaukee. The New York Giants face mystery as pitcher Raymond disappears en route, later found riding in a hotel cab with an old railroad engineer.
The Spherical Balloon Committee of the Aero Club of America plans four aerostats for member trips this summer with licensed pilots in command. Balloons hold two to eight passengers, priced from 25 to 75 dollars, with eight-passenger trips around 200 dollars. Stations will be at North Adams, Pittsfield, and Philadelphia, and pilots include Alan R. Hawley and A Holland Forbes.
In Hanover on June 6 Dartmouth defeated Columbia five games to one after a rain delay. Singles results show F H Harris defeating A J Moses 6 3 7 8 8 Nelson beat D W Haynes 6 3 6 8 F C Eaton beat L H Coffin 4 6 3 2 Lamb of Columbia beat H Pieces 3 6 6 3 5 2. Doubles saw Harris Nelson defeating Moses Haynes 6 5 6 1 Eaton Harmon of Dartmouth defeated Coffin Lamb 6 4 11 0.
Annapolis reports T Starr King former Naval Academy captain will coach the 1920 football team next fall along with Ens Douglas L Howard chief coach Ensign Jonas H I assist ant and Frank Wheaton of Yale all noted as young active men capable of playing in drills to develop the middies.
During a Los Angeles to Phoenix race a second Pathfinder was fired on by Socialistic insurgents in Nuevo border camp near Yuma Arizona. The driver sped away and the car survived two bullet hits with no injuries as it reached Yuma yesterday evening.
In GALES FERRY Conn on June 6 the Yale Varsity four beat the freshmen by a wide margin in a downstream race of a quarter mile. Capt Frost watched from the eight and the crew practiced with care. The day included a rowboat rescue by Manager Street and a small launch fire on Elihu Yale, quickly controlled. The university received a new coaching launch as a gift from friends.
Lafayette visits Columbia for a return match on commencement day at South Field. Alumni in class colors join regular fans to support the Blue and White as they aim to defeat the Easton team after a prior loss. First pitch is scheduled for 3 30 P M.
Hal Chase sparked a 25 24 comeback over Jim Vaughn in a Yankee players tourney at Doyle's Billiard Academy. Chase, the scratch man, needed 4 in a row to win after Vaughn led 24 21, with a 4 point finish in the final inning amid a large gallery.
Eugene Pfiser's horse Hypnos claimed the Prix du Puy de Doma on June 6 at Saint Ouen. The race featured top rivals and ended with Hypnos securing the victory.
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