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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1911

Page

9

Giants Edge Pirates as Adams Sent to Bench in Nine to Four Victory

In Pittsburg on June 7 the Giants beat the Pirates nine to four after a pivotal third inning. Lou Drucke pitched well as Babe Adams left the game early. Hendrix made a strong debut for Pittsburgh, registering 27 assists but seven errors loomed. Giants' McGrawites rallied with four runs in the fifth. Adams exited after a throw at second. Hendrix shined in relief.

New York Times Pittsburg Penn McGraw Babe ’’ Adams Giants Lou Drucke Hendrix Kansas Mathewson Clarke Devlin Byrne Meyers Drucke Adams Miller Devore San Fletcher Snodgrass Devore Letcher Urray Red Merkle Murray Babe’ Adams Bridwell McKechnie Leach Wilson Carey Tommy Teach

Boston Finishes Strong and Wins

Boston defeats St. Louis 7 to 5 in a nine inning game. Boston roared back in the ninth, scoring six runs off Steele to take the lead, with Tenney and Oakes providing key hits as Mattern held St. Louis to five runs.

ST. Louis Boston Steele Iew Ney Hueg Tenney Hauser Herzog Graham Bres H’n Mattern Bliss Bresnahan Obion T. Louis Esgeees Cnetchy Oakes Collins Mowrey Weeney St.Louis Messrs Johnsione and Eason

Philadelphia Triumphs Over Cincinnati 4-3 in Fourth Inning Rally

Philadelphia bunched hits off Keefe in the fourth, scoring three runs and added a sixth inning triple off Smith to win 4 3 at Cincinnati. Paskett drove in two, Mazek homered, and Lobert sparked Cincinnati with two hits.

Cincinnati Philadelphia Keefe Smith Bates Mazec Litzel Iverus Mitce Dew'ey Doolan Grant Dooin Clarke Hophries Alexan'r

Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues

In the National League New York defeated Pittsburg 9 to 4 Brooklyn beat Chicago 5 to 3 Philadelphia won 4 to 3 over Cincinnati and Boston prevailed 7 to 5 over St Louis. In the American League Chicago at New York was rained out Philadelphia won 4 to 3 against Detroit Washington shutout Cleveland 4 to 0 and Boston beat St Louis 3 to 2 in ten innings.

New York Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Detroit Washington Cleveland

Eastern League Scores and Standings Snapshot

Weather rain slowed games in Jersey City Newark and Rochester Buffalo. Baltimore swept Providence 2 0 and 6 0 while Montreal defeated Toronto 4 0. Standings show Detroit New York Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Washington and others with varying win loss records and percentages.

Jersey City Newark Rochester Buffalo Baltimore Providence Montreal Toronto

Rochester and Montreal Lead Regional Standings in 2021

A compact, data driven note shows Rochester and Montreal posting strong marks in 2021. Toronto Jersey City Baltimore Newark Buffalo Providence rank behind with notable percentages.

Sports Schedule Patchwork Lines Up Weekend Games

A congested lineup lists Chicago at New York Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston New York at Pittsboro Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at St Louis Jersey City at Providence Newark at Baltimore Rochester at Buffalo.

Donlin Reports to McGraw as He Faces Deal Talks

Mike Donlin, recently reinstated by the National Baseball Commission, arrives at 10 a.m. and is in uniform for the Pirates game. Manager McGraw and Donlin meet to discuss a possible deal that would place him with another club, with options including St. Louis or Cincinnati. Donlin hopes for a minor league assignment and notes he is underweight and uncertain of his fate.

New York Times Pittsburg Penn Mike Donlin National Baseball Commission New York Pirates McGraw Donlin St. Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn

Donlin Declines Move to St Louis Nationals

Special to The New York Times. Mike Donlin of the Giants will not join the St Louis Nationals. Manager Bresnahan says Donlin declined a proposition that would have brought his former teammate to the St Louis Club. McGraw offered Donlin to Bresnahan in exchange for Cardinal pitcher Harmon or Sallee, but Bresnahan refused due to a lack of effective pitchers.

New York Times ST. Louis Mike Donlin Giants St. Louis Nationals Bresnahan Roger Cardinals New York McGraw Donlin Cardinal Harmon Sallee

Cincinnati Club denies trading for Donlin

Cincinnati officials state the Cincinnati Baseball Club has no plans to acquire outfielder Mike Donlin in any trade. The denial comes amid ongoing speculation about Donlin's availability and potential moves.

Cincinnati Ohio Herrman Cincinnati Baseball Club Mike Donlin

Providence Wins Doubleheader in First Series

In the first game Baltimore scored 2 runs to Providence 8 with Dygert and Byers handling battery for Baltimore and Sline and Fitz gerald for Providence. In the second game Baltimore demanded 7 runs to Providence 0 as Adkins and Byers teamed with Maroney and Rondeau for Providence in a 8 1 6 1 In Montreal Toronto, Mueller Killian Kocher and Dubuque Curtis worked the mound for Toronto in a 6 4 6 finish with Pender and Hart umping

R.H.E Baltimore Providence Dygert and Byers Sline and Fitzgerald Messrs. Wright and Black R.H.E. Baltimore Adkins and Byers Maroney and Rondeau Messrs. Black and Wright R.H.B Montreal Toronto Mueller, Killian, and Kocher Dubucque Curtis Messrs. Pender and Hart

Tri-State League Scores From Reading to York

In Reading Harrisburg routed 14 to 0. Johnstown beat Trenton 6 to 5. Altoona defeated Wilmington 8 to 4. Lancaster edged York Illinois 7 to 0 with the final score line.

Reading Harrisburg Johnstown Trenton Altoona Wilmington Lancaster York, IL

New England League Scores From Worcester Fall River and Lawrence

In Worcester Lowell beat Worcester 1 to 0. Fall River defeated Haverhill 8 to 2. Lawrence routed aynn 7 to 0. Bedford beat Brockton 10 to 5.

Worcester Lowell Fall River Haverhill Lawrence—Lawrence Ynn Bedford Brockton New Bedord

New York State League Scores Report

In Binghamton, 8 to 5 over Troy. Wilkesbarre 8 over Syracuse 7 with Syracuse 4 to 0 by Wilkesbarre. Elmira 4 over Albany 1, Albany 5 over Elmira 1. Scranton 9 over Utica 2.

Binghamton Troy Wilkesbarre Syracuse Elmira Albany Scranton Utica

Southern League Railroad Scores Reported In Fragment

In a fragmented note, standings show noaa at caneeen and Atlanta games with Montgomery at secreitie Nashville tallying one. Chattanooga's score lists 18 for Chatta nooga and 12 for Birmingham in a brief, unclear ledger.

Noa Atlanta Secreitie Montgomery Nashville Chattanooga Birmingham

Cleveland Club seeks waivers on Young Falkenberg and Griggs

The Cleveland Baseball Club announced it has asked waivers on Cy Young Fred Falkenberg and Arthur Griggs as it plans a possible trade. Young has been ill most of the season and did not pitch well last year. Falkenberg is near ready to pitch after illness. Griggs spent time on the hospital list.

Cleveland Ohio Cleveland Baseball Club Cy” Young Fred Falkenberg Arthur Griggs Young Falkenberg Griggs

Baseball Movements and College Pitching Feats

President Armour of Toledo buys Catcher Madden from the Boston Americans. A Rhodes schol ars American team defeated the National Baseball Association nine 16 to 5 at Oxford. Arthur Nehl of Rose Polytechnic Institute posts a unique nine game seventy inning season with 17 hits 18 runs 101 strikeouts and a .468 average including four homers. Browns sell Bailey to Birmingham and St Louis wns trade Hottmen and Houser to Indianapolis Club.

W. R. Armour Toledo Madden Boston Americans National Baseball Association Oxford England Arthur Nehl Rose Polytechnic Institute of Terre Haute Ind St. Louis Browns Bailey Birmingham St. Louis Wns Danny Hottmen Indianapolis Houser

Brooklyn Defeats Cubs 8 to 3 in Second Series Game

Brooklyn surged past Chicago 8 to 3 as Cubs commit seven errors and misplays infield and outfield. Hummel drove a triple, Daubert matched a stellar fielding block, and Kaiser fueled Chicago miscues aiding Brooklyn late in the game. Cole worked deep into the fifth before Barger steadied, then Rucker finished as Brooklyn pulled away.

New York Times Chicago Ill Brooklyn Cubs Superbas Cub Kaiser Hummel Cy Barger Jake Daubert Hal Chase Frank Chance Cleveland King Cole Brooklynites Erwin Barger Jimmy Doyle Cole Tooley Daubert Wheat Coulson Eddie Zimmerman Hofman Bergen Burch

Harvard Beats Penn, Ninth Inning Rally Secures Victory

In Cambridge Harvard outlasted Pennsylvania 2 to 1 after a late ninth inning rally with two outs. Sexton pitched his first Harvard game as an error by Altdoeffer sparked the rally. Batteries Sexton Reeves Imlay Cazens. Time two hours ten minutes. Umpires Conroy Sternberg.

Ittabur New York Pittsburg R H Simon Adams Hendrix Teese Te Devore Becker Se Eesene Fletcher Eeenee Snodgrass Murray Merkle Bridweil Devlin Eyers Ucko Carey Leach Wagner Miller Drucke Y Hendrix Messrs Finneran and Rigler Cambridge Mass Harvard Pennsylvania The Crimson Altdoeffer Sexton Har R.H.E. Harvard Sexton and Reeves Imlay and Cazens Conroy and Sternberg

Amherst defeats Princeton in rain-shortened game

Amherst beat Princeton 11 to 8 in a loosely played contest at Princeton. The game ended after seven innings due to rain with Vernon and Thompson catching for Amherst and Greenbaum White and Lackey for Princeton. Umpire was Mr. Doyle.

Princeton N. J Amherst R.H.B. Amherst Scccescesss Scesee Vernon Thompson Greenbaum White Lackey Mr. Doyle

Loughlin Lyceum to face Lincoln Giants at Olympic Field

The Loughlin Lyceum of Brooklyn meets the Lincoln Giants this afternoon at Olympic Field 136th Street and Fifth Avenue. Brown starts for Loughlin while McClelland pitches for Lincoln. Game time is 4 o clock.

Loughlin Lyceum Brooklyn Lincoln Giants Olympic Field 136Th Street Fifth Avenue Loughlins Brown Lincolns McClelland Bronx Athletics Greater New York Ridgewoods Chamionship McNulty Bronx Oval Southern Boulevard Athletics Wilson Garvin the Battery McNulty Field Street Eighth Avenue Royal Giants Royals Monroe Earle Bowman Robinson Bill Smith Andrews Handy Satterfield Clarence Williame Tyler Jackson Dawson Hamilton Giants

Knabe suspended after Cincinnati game dispute

Otto Knabe, second baseman for the Philadelphia National League Club, was suspended for three days by President Lynch for his trouble with Umpire Emilie during the Tuesday game at Cincinnati.

Otto Knabe Lynch Emilie Cincinnati

Long Acre A C Card Promises Fast Boxing At Tonight Show

The Long Acre A C presents Billy West and Young Monahan headlining a ten round main bout. A six round semi final and three four round bouts follow. Benedict vs White stars in a ten round bout before the National Sporting Club with White having defeated Benedict in the prior tournament. Irish middleweight Jim Maher eyes a winner take all match with Sailor Burke. Papke meets English champion Jim Sullivan in London for twenty rounds. Wells vs Moore set for twelve rounds at Armory A A in Boston next Tuesday.

Long Acre A. C Billy West Young Monahan al Benedict Sailor White National Sporting Club Tonight White Benedict al Palzer Jim Maher Ireland Sailor Burke Ted Nelson Olympic A. C Burke Nelson Billy Papke Jim Sullivan London Papke Matt Wells Pat Moore Armory A. A Boston

Porto Ricans to Compete in National Track Meet

A Porto Rican team from the Ponce Athletic Association will compete at the National interscholastic track and field championships at Travers Island on June 17. The squad of a dozen boys competes in 13 events with prizes donated by Col. Robert M. Thompson. Entries close Saturday with Fred R. Fortmeyer, NYAC secretary.

New York Athletic Club United States Travers Island Porto Rico Ponce Athletic Association Frederick Gonzales William J. Barr Maurice Grief L. Yordan L. Soliveras A. Pou C. Bietia F. Colon I. Martinez J. Morales A. Rodriguez F. Montaner Attracte L. Roque F. Fabillis L. Solveras Cc. Biella Cra Ee The Intercollegiate Association Fred R. Fortmeyer Central Park South New York

Pastime Athletic Club to Host Star Studded Track Event

The Pastime Athletic Club presents an upcoming track meet on Avenue A and Ninetieth Street featuring Olympic, National, Canadian, and Metropolitan champions. Highlights include Martin Sheridan vs Jim Duncan in discus, Dan Healy in standing jump, Dan Ahearne and David Rice lining up with Eddie Frick and Harry Cissing in the 660 yard, plus novice events. Ladies admitted free again.

Pastime Athletic Club Avenue A Ninetieth Street Martin Sheridan Jim Duncan Dan Healy Dan Ahearne David Iice Eddie Frick New York

Bronx Clubs Set for Mott Haven Oval Dual Meet

Arrangements are made for a big dual meet between Mott Haven Athletic Club and Morris Athletic Association of the Bronx. The event at Mott Haven Oval on June 18 includes sprint and distance runs, a relay, shot put, and hop, step, and jump with top athletes from both groups competing.

Mott Haven Athletic Club Morris Athletic Association Bronx Mott Haven Oval 188Th Street Third Avenue

Kent Elected Graduate Manager Of Cornell Athletic Council

George Erwin Kent of Dayton Ohio and a Cornell mechanical engineering graduate in 1940 was chosen as graduate manager of the Cornell Athletic Council. He previously served as assistant manager and is a member of Theta Delta Chi.

Ithaca N. Y George Erwin Kent Dayton Ohio Cornell Athletic Council Kent Theta Delta Chi

Aldrich Charters Yacht Aloha For Maine Cruise

Ex Commodore Arthur Curtiss James of the New York Yacht Club has chartered the auxiliary yacht Aloha through Tams, Lemoine & Crane for Sherwood Aldrich, president of the Bay Consolidated Mining Company, to cruise off the Maine coast in July and race in August. The Aloha was NYYC flagship last year when James was Commodore.

Arthur Curtiss James New York Yacht Club Tams, Lemoine & Crane Pine Street Sherewood Aldrich Bay Consolidated Mining Company Aldrich Maine James

Athletics Defeat Tigers in the Ninth

Philadelphia won the opening game of the series 8 to 4 over Detroit with Oldring driving in two runs and a late ninth inning rally. Cobb provided two Detroit runs and scored on a daring triple as Baker mishandled the throw. Cobb hit a three-base shot for Detroit and Bills of the game noted by base running.

Philadelphia Detroit Oldring Coombs Lord Cobb Baker Lapp Hartsel Collins Jones Murphy McInnes Summers Mesers, Egan and Sheridan

Cleveland Shutout by Walker as Washington Wins

Walker held Cleveland to four hits in a 4 to 0 Washington victory. Gessler hit a long homer through a window near the fence, keying Washington’s win. Milan and Lelivelt contributed in the Washington attack while Cleveland’s lineup showed scattered output.

Washington Walker Cleveland Gessler Santa Abrhpoa Milan Graney Sch’fer Oj Olsen Lelivelt Oli’kson Stovall B'm'h’m Turner Ball Street Fisher Blanding

Whitney and Vanderbilt Horses Win

In Manchester England on June 7 H P Whitneys Jinks gelding won a five furlong straight Two Years Old Selling Plate of 200 sovereigns with eleven starters. Georgette and Flamington Man finished behind in that order. In Paris on June 7 W K Vanderbilts Hessian won the Prix Oneisme aguado valued at 2000 and Mirambo placed second in the Prix du Breau.

Whitney Vanderbilt Manchester England H. P. Whitney Jinks Georgette Flamington Man Paris le Tremblay W. K. Vanderbilt Mirambo

Penisa Maid Bought by Winnipeg Owner for Grand Circuit

R. J. Mackenzie of Winnipeg purchases trotter Penisa Maid for $25,000. The horse will join Mackenzie’s string of trotters and pacers to compete on the Grand Circuit this year.

Indianapolis R. J. Mackenzie Winnipeg

Dixie III Ready For August Huntington Bay Races

Dixie III, the American entry for the pennant and Harmsworth Cup, to be launched in about ten days at Mariners Harbor. Built by a Burnham syndicate, the 39 foot 11 inch boat will reach 45 to 50 mph with 500 horsepower from two engines. Cost near 50,000 dollars, mahogany and rock elm, crew of three including Mr. Burnham.

America Huntington Bay Mariners Harbor Frederick K. Burnham Burnham

West-East motor boat race set by Larchmont Yacht Club

Frank C Havens of California sails Avis toward a head to head match with Rear Commodore Schaefer for revenge after last season s Edmee win. The June 17 event at Larchmont offers a silver trophy sweepstake and two free for all races with two divisions. Start is 1 AM with expected afternoon finish.

Frank C. Havens California Avis Tre Larchmont Yacht Club Schaefer Edmee New York Newburg Havens

New Blue-Gray Color Trend In Men’s Suits

A fresh color effect appears in men’s suits described as blue-gray. Rich fabrics with threads of color and silk create the effect. Several such suits have appeared in the last few days.

Stalwart Yeomen of the Shires

A compact sketch notes sturdy yeomen in the shires with plain linen collars. It highlights communities in Lancashire Yorkshire Lincolnshire and Devonshire as examples of traditional rural steadfastness.

Shires Lancashire Yorkshire Lincolnshire Devonshire

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