Giants Lose Close Game to Cardinals Pennant Race
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 5 to 4 in a tense late-season game that featured lead changes, aggressive baserunning, and a standout two way effort by Raymond for New York. Huggins, Ellis, Konetchy, and Evans paced St. Louis while Raymond drove in three Giants runs and endured wild moments on the mound.
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Philadelphia Triumphs Over Chicago 1–0 in Low-Scoring Tilt
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 1 to 0 in a standout defensive game. Stack limited Chicago to three hits after a seventh-inning hit, Bates scored on a walk and Grant’s single in the third, and Doolan was ejected for disputing a call. Evers was suspended for three days by President Lynch following yesterday’s umpire clash.
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Baseball results and standings across leagues
Yesterday's results show St Louis 5 New York 4 and Brooklyn 10 Cincinnati 0 in the National League. American League winners included New York 4 St Louis 0 and Detroit 4 Washington 2. Standing summaries list Chicago 15-27, New York 26-16, and St Louis 21-22 among others. many records indicate .623 and .488. Where They Play Today schedules show matchups including St Louis at New York and Pittsburg at Boston.
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Time of game One hour and thirty seven minutes
Umpires Messrs Rigler and insite oversee a recent game with the reported duration of one hour and thirty seven minutes.
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Brooklyn Slaughters Cincinnati 10–0 in Baseball rout
Brooklyn dominated Cincinnati with five runs in the sixth inning after Beebe and Joe Doyle combined on the mound. Wheat and Smith starred for Brooklyn while Barger held firm and Beebe issued four walks before leaving in the sixth. Joe Doyle struggled, wild at times, and Brooklyn pounced on miscues and timely hitting to seal the blowout.
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Rain Turns Field. Pittsburg Beats Boston 3 to 1
A heavy downpour as Pittsburg batted in the eighth turned the field into a pond and the game ended with Pittsburg defeating Boston 3 to 1. Brown weakened in the fifth, allowing Pittsburg to erase Boston's lead. The final score, key hits, errors, and pitching details follow the dampened contest.
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Baseball Scores From New England and Nearby Leagues
Connecticut League results show Northampton 8 Bridgeport 9 Waterbury 9 Holyoke 8 New Haven 1 Hartford 0 New Britain 4 Springfield and New York State League Wilkesbarre 8 Utica 2 in 10 innings Elmira 2 Troy 1 in 10 innings Albany 3 Binghamton 1 Scranton 7 Syracuse 1. New England League Lawrence 3 Brockton 0 New Bedford 4 Worcester 8 Worcester 6 New Bedford 2 in 14 innings Fall River 4 Lowell L Lynn 11 Haverhill
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Tri-State and American Association Scores Snapshot
In the Tri-State League results Harrisburg beat Reading 4 1 and again Harrisburg 4 Reading 7 with Trenton defeating Williamsport 6 to 7 and Lancaster 10 to 2 over York. In the American Association Minneapolis tied Indianapolis 6 Columbus 6 while Kansas City fell to St Paul 5 to Toledo 1 Milwaukee led Louisville 8.
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Southern League standings snapshot shows tight race
Nashville leads 6 runs over New Orleans while Atlanta edges Birmingham 5 4 2. Montgomery loses 4 3 to Birmingham and Chattanooga ties Mobile 3 3. Memphis trails with a loss marked as L in the record.
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Senators Get New Catcher in Lawrence Trade
Lawrence Club of the New England League signs catcher Edward Ainsmith. Washington Senators acquire him and ship pitcher Hoveth to Lawrence. The move updates rosters as of June 7 in Massachusetts.
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Vaughn shuts out St. Louis Browns in charity game
The New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Browns 4 to 0 in a charity game at St. Louis. Vaughn pitched shutout innings, allowing seven hits while Chase, Vaughn, and Cree each had two hits for New York. Proceeds benefit the Oak Ridge Outing Farm Association with Gov. Hadley attending.
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Tigers Ride Hitting Woes to Victory Over Washington
Detroit wins 4 to 2 at home, securing its tenth straight victory as Washington out hits Detroit eight to four. Killian was effective outside the troublesome second and fifth innings. Cobb, LeLivelt, and Delehanty contributed key hits for Detroit.
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Boston Ends Chicago Game in Thirteen Innings
Boston defeated Chicago 7 to 6 after thirteen innings as Cicotte and Scott left the mound early. Lewis hit a sixth inning homer and Gardner, Carrigan, Lord marked two-base hits. Pitchers, hits, and fielding notes follow with a three hour fifteen minute game time.
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Skeeters Beat Baltimore Again at West Side Park
Jersey City took another win from Baltimore at West Side Park. Deininger drove in three of the Skeeters four runs while Manser pitched well for Jersey City and Malloy started for Baltimore before being benched in the fourth.
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Indians Rout Clam Diggers 7-1 In Newark Showdown
The Indians defeated Providence 7 to 1 at Newark with Lee pitching well after a rough first inning. Steele allowed multiple hits but Providence defense wavered as Newark opened the game with a quick run and fielded a sharp double play in the fourth. Notable moments included Hoffman’s snare in the first and a double by Zimm erman, while Lee fanned three and Steele one. Stolen bases by Louden and Agler helped Newark's offense as the home club pulled away early and held the lead for the win.
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Suter Released to San Francisco by White Sox
Chicago reports pitcher Suter has been sold to San Francisco, joining Burns who went to Cincinnati. Comiskey now has two lefties, White and Young, on the pitching staff after two days of releases.
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Commodore Melville Returns After Harmsworth Cup Prep
Commodore H. H. Melville of the Motor Boat Club of America arrives in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse after two months in England where he finalized race plans for the Harmsworth Cup with James A. Blair Jr. The preliminaries are set for Huntington Bay August 15 to 17 and the final at Larchmont August 20.
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Syracuse Defeats Columbia 4 to 1 in Commencement Game
Syracuse University beat Columbia 4 to 1 in a commencement game at the Stadium. Dexter pitched for Syracuse with Ulrich for Columbia. both were wild at times but solid fielding and timely hits favored Syracuse. It marked the fortieth birthday of Syracuse University and drew a large crowd with alumni celebration afterward.
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Rain Delays Harvard Dartmouth Baseball Game
In Cambridge Massachusetts on June 7 the Harvard Dartmouth game was postponed after four innings due to a heavy thunder shower. Harvard led 1 0 at the time of suspension.
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Navy Baseball Championship Set at American League Park
The Navy baseball final will pit the Atlantic Fleet champions from battleship Oraska against the Hancock crew from the New York Navy Yard at American League Park. The winner will contribute to the Navy Relief Fund led by Admiral Dewey.
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