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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1911

Page

7

YANKEES Rattle Sox In Opening Series Bout

Yankees bash 9 hits off Sox pitchers to win 9 2 and even the series. Ping Bodie shines at second as Jim Callahan and Bert Daniels spark a rally through the lineup. Ray Fisher allows both Sox runs while Jack Quinn finishes strong.

Ping Bodie James Callahan White Sox Yankees Duffyites Yanks Chase Corhan Sox Ping Sol Matty McIntyre Daniels Bert Birdie Cree Senators Duffy Baker Ed Walsh Roe Jim Scott Scott Yankee Jimmy Callahan Cree Knight Ray Fisher Priest Jack Knight Jack Quinn Little Ape Zeider Walter Lord Hartzell Birdie Jack Texas Short McIntyre Blair Bodie Fisher Payne Dougherty

Collins Saves Game for Athletics

Philadelphia defeated Detroit 6 to 4 in a tense game with exciting plays. Collins made a one hand stop on Cobb’s grounder to end the threat as Philadelphia pulled ahead in the eighth with Harry Klein stealing home and delivering the deciding run.

Philadelvihia Philadelphia Detroit Today Colline Cobb Harry Fi Horme Hiensee Wee

Baseball scores from yesterday across major leagues

American League games saw Chicago defeat New York 2 0, Philadelphia beat Detroit 5 4, Cleveland best Washington 6 2, and St. Louis prevail over Boston 5 4. National League results included New York 6 over Pittsburg 3, Brooklyn 4 over Chicago 1, Philadelphia 4 over Cincinnati 1, and St. Louis 2 over Boston 1. Eastern League matchups had Providence 10 over Jersey City 2, Baltimore 5 over Newark 4, Buffalo 5 over Toronto 3, Rochester 8 over Montreal 1. The standings show Detroit and Philadelphia leading, with multiple teams jockeying for position in each league.

Providence Jersey City Baltimore Newark Buffalo Toronto Rochester Montreal

Schedule of baseball games around the league today

The day’s card lists Cleveland versus New York at 3 30 P M St Louis visiting Philadelphia Chicago facing Washington Detroit at Boston New York meeting Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburg Philadelphia playing St Louis Boston at Chicago Jersey City hosting Providence Newark vs Baltimore Rochester at Montreal Buffalo at Toronto.

Detroit and Philadelphia Standoff Notch 2-Base Feature

Strunk Krause and Barry lead with stolen bases as Drake and Barry notch two each. Krause, Bar ry, and Davis turn a double play while Detroit strands eight and Philadelphia six. Mullin with two walks and Krause fans seven. Wild pitch by Krause. Time two hours five minutes. Umpires Egan and Sheridan.

Strunk Krause Barry Drake Davis Detroit Philadelphia Mullin Delehanty Messrs Egan and Sheridan

St Louis Beats Boston 5 4 In Opening Rally

Five runs in the first inning sent Collins from the mound as St Louis defeated Boston 5 to 4. Boston rallied in the ninth with bases loaded but fell short. Wallace’s defense and Purtell’s bat stand out in a tense early season game at the park.

Boston Collins St. Louis Wallace Purtell

Young First Game Gives Cleveland 5 2 Win Over Washington

Cy Young pitched his first season start against Washington as Cleveland beat the Nationals 5 to 2. Young allowed five hits while Groom exited early and Hughes finished. Elberfeld homered for Cleveland and Stovall and Lelivelt contributed key hits as Cleveland tallied in five innings for the win.

Washington Cy Young Washington Today Cleveland Young Greom Hughes

Elmira Stars Defeat Troy In Tight State League Game

In Elmira, Elmira beat Troy 3 to 2. Binghamton topped Albany 8 to 4. Wilkes Barre and Utica finished tied 2 to 2 in ten innings. Scranton defeated Syracuse 6 to 2.

Elmira Troy Binghamton Albany Wilkesbarre Utica Scranton Secranton Syracuse

Waterbury Holyoke, Bridgeport Hartford Scores Reported

Connecticut League results list Waterbury defeating Holyoke 4 to 2 at Waterbury Holyoke. Bridgeport beat Hertford 7 to , Bridgeport. Springfield defeated New Britain 6 to 2 at Springfield New Britain. An unclear entry references OTP EAR HOR SRIAGCER and New Haven.

Waterbury Holyoke Bridgeport Hertford Springfield New Britain New Haven

Harrisburg and Altoona Area Scores Reported

Fragmentary notes list numbers and places including Harrisburg Altoona Jonestown York Lancaster Trenton with unclear context and counts. The readable items show several 6s and 2s near city names but lack full event or outcome details.

New England League Scores Reported Across Cities

In Worcester Haverhill games Worcester led 9 to 6 at New Bedford Fall River faced Lowell with Lowell winning 8 to 6 Brockton defeated Lawrence 8 to 0 in Brockton.

Worcester Haverhill New Bedford Fall ‘River

Unclear matchups on midseason conference card

Fragmentary report lists scores and teams like Minneapolis and Louisville at Minneapolis, and Kansas City with Indianapolis, plus St Paul Columbia and Milwaukee against Toledo. Missing full context makes exact results and dates uncertain.

St. Paul Columbuse J. Paul Milwaukee Toledo

Neeshville Montgomery and Chattanooga Football Scores

The fragment lists matchups including Neeshville Montgomery at Nashville with a 6 2 score, Chattanooga at Birmingham, Atlanta Mobile 6 9, Atlanta Memphis 9, and Memphis a.

Neeshville Montgomery Nashville Chattanooga Birmingham Atlanta Mobile Memphis New Orleans

South Atlantic League Scores From Recent Games

Scores show multiple matchups with uneven results: Jackson-Ville 6 Columbus-Charleston 1. MaéoteHevannah 4 Mecon 4. Albanyer Augusts 4 Albany 12. Results cited for various fassoonville venues with unclear date references and team spellings.

Fassoonville Columbia Jackson- Ville Columbus-Charleston Columbus MaéoteHevannah Mecon

Cleveland Club Plans Ten Year Training in New Orleans

MEMVIHIB Tenn reports the Cleveland American League Club to train in New Orleans for ten years before traveling to Chicago. President Charles Homers of the Cleveland Club closes a contract with Charles Vrank for new purchasers of the New Orleans Baseball Club to represent Cleveland during the period.

Tenn New Ore Chicago Charles Homers Cleveland Charles Vrank Orleannc Haeebail New Orleene

Detroit Signs John Klingle Brother and Jesse Runfer

Ayracuse University shortstop Haereld Kling, brother of Chisago Nationale catcher John Asing, signed with the Detroit American League club and will join the team this Thursday. Another new infielder signed is Jesse Runfer of Montgomery, Va.

Detroit John Klingle Dmnthoit Mich Haereld Kling Ayracuse University Chisago Nationale John Asing Detroit Ameran Tea Nest Detriit le Jesse Runfer Montgomery Ont Va

Giants sweep Pirates as Mathewson dominates at Pittsburg

Superior play across all phases powers the Giants to a 6 3 victory in Pittsburgh, completing the three straight win over the Pirates. Mathewson pitches steadily while Leifield struggles and the Pirates field poorly amid timely Giants hitting and running plays. Snodgrass makes a standout running catch as the Giants extend their hot streak and clinch the series.

New York Times Pittsburg Giants Pirates McGraw Mathewson Leifield Matty Buccaneers Meyers Klein Indian Wilson Red Cross Doyle Snodgrass Murray Clarke Simon Carey Pirate Miller Yankee’s Jack Miller

Philadelphia Triumphs Over Cincinnati 4 to 1

Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 4 to 1 as Alexander drives in runs and Suggs struggles in one inning. Two-base hits by Suggs Welch and Paskert key the visitors win. Three-base hit by Alexander stands out for Philadelphia. Time of game two hours five minutes with officials Johnstone and Eason.

New York Chicago Daniels Ac-Sh Walter Tt Hartzell Cree Case Knight Chase Oaks Ie Priest Blair Cresoieces Fisher Doorrosamener Quinn Mcintyre Lord Callahan Bodie Zeider Dougherty White Ai Payne Baker Walter Scott Messrs. Mullin and Evans the Scord Pittsburg A.B. Chas Carey Clarke Eereee Seenee Leifield P.O A.B. R Devore Doyle Merkle Murray Weer Bridwell Devlin Cereves Fletcher Meyers A. Wilson Mathewson Snodgrass Ouble Lay Simon and Miller Cincinnati Ohio Alexander Philadelphia Suggs O Hoblit Luder’s Mitchell Welch Oesmond Beck McLean Egan Emnessnee Cincinnati Esceccones Welchence Paskert Lobert Esmond Luderus Bates Walsh Doolan Hoblitzer Messrs Johnstone and Eason

Louis defeats Boston 2 to 1 in pitcher’s duel

Louis wins 2 to 1 over Boston in a tight game. Beere, Huggine and Tenney spark the seventh inning rally for Louis. Curtis starts for Boston, Galless lights out in relief as errors and timely hits shape the lone decisive run.

Paris Racecourse Winners at Maisons Lafitte Meet

June racing at Maisons saw Lafitte win the Rin de Herens hurdles with H00 Alntance and Nego take the Prix La Moriniere. W. K. Vanderbilt carried off two events on the program.

Paris W. K. Vanderbilt Maisons Lafitte Todey Mam B Pietro Alntance Nego

Bareball Today at 3 30 P.M in New York

A baseball event is scheduled today at 3 30 P M in New York with Ameri cans ve Cleveland Amer Lasque Perk Adm 600 Adv noted in the listing.

N.Y Americans Ve Cleveland Amer Lasque

Providence Defeats Jersey City 10 to 2 Behind Crowley’s Pitching

Special to The New York Times Providence beat Jersey City 10 to 2 with Crowley in the box. Perry powered the offense with a single a triple and a homer. Justus lasted four innings before giving way to Kissinger. Wickett? No, Crowley shut down the visitors with eight strikeouts as Providence improved.

New York Times Providence R. I Crowley Jersey Jersey City Justus Kissinger Perry Anderson Deininger Atz Dolan Abstein Pond Gettman Sal Gillespie Wheeler R Tarleton Ton’m'n Rock Wells Fitzg'ld Breen Fullerton

Orioles Overhaul Newark Indians In Exciting 5 4 Triumph

Baltimore edge Newark 5 to 4 as Wyatt Lee struggles early before Doc Adkins steadies the pitching for the Orioles. Kelly hits a fourth inning home run for Newark, while McCarty Rath and Schmidt spark Baltimore with key hits and timely defensive plays.

Baltimore Newark Indians Wyatt Lee Newark Parent Bailey Rath Agler Corcoran Kelly Schmidt Dalton Heitml Nee Walsh Meyer Maisel London Egan McCarty Atkins Heilmuller Adkins Lee Messrs. Rudderham and Kerins

Montreal Batteries McConnell and Mitchell Umpires Pender Wright

Rochester report lists Batteries McConnell and Mitchell with Carroll Sitton and Curtis. Umpires named Messrs Pender and Wright.

R.H.B. Rochester Montreal McConnell Mitchell Carroll Sitton Curtis Messrs. Pender and Wright

Toons Split Umpires Call in Buffalo Battery Report

In Buffalo the game notes show Batteries Merritt and Killifer with Rudolph and Kocher for the lineup. Umpires were Kelly and Murray.

R.H.E. Buffalo Merritt and Killifer Rudolph and Kocher Messrs Kelly and Murray

Ruling on drafted player tender between leagues

The National Commission ruled on tendering a drafted player from a minor league club to a major league club. It held that the tender must be unconditional and that once accepted the minor league club must release the player with the draft price. If a minor league club notifies the optioned major league club and no reply arrives in three days the minor league club may release the player outright without further salary obligation.

National Commission

Lincoln Giants Face Doubleheader At Olympic Field

Rod McMahon schedules a twin bill tomorrow at Olympic Field on 186th Street and Fifth Avenue. The Lincoln Giants meet Pottstown in the curtain raiser and Newark Ironsides in the final game, each side having won once in the series and aiming for a deciding victory.

Rod McMahon Olympic Field 186Th Street Fifth Avenue Lincoln Giants Lincolns Pottstown Penn Ironsides Newark N. J Lincoln Nine

Albany Signs Outfielder Bill Kay From Montgomery

Albany announces the purchase of outfielder Bill Kay from Montgomery of the Southern League. Kay played for Albany in 1909 and 1910 and led the New York State League in hitting those seasons.

Albany N. Y Bill’ Kay Montgomery Kay

Yale Baseball Team Heads to Princeton for Tigers Clash

The Yale baseball squad of sixteen men arrived in New York last night en route to Princeton for the second game of the series with the Tigers this afternoon.

Yale New York Princeton Tigers

Fans mob field in Decatur after alleged umpire decisions

A crowd of several hundred fans in Decatur Illinois surrounded the field and attempted to lynch Umpire Sorber during a Southeastern League game against Selma. Cooler heads prevailed and the umpire was not killed.

Decatur Fia Sorber Selma

United Hunts Racing Association holds second Belmont meet

Entries across six races headline a Belmont Terminal Course program this afternoon. Notable runners include Royal Vane, Sam Matthews, and Meno in the Nassau Welter Plate, with热门 entries such as Jack Frost and Leopards town in the Queens Open Steeplechase and Grand Vedette among flat Catchers Scurry contenders.

United Hunts Racing Association Belmont Terminal Royal Vane Nattie Bumppo Sam Matthews Don Diego Charlie Hargrave Nosegay Vaultless Dulleare the Rascal Kissing Cup du Bon Lampblack John A. Munro Meno Eileen Aroon O. U. Kid Jack Frost Leopardstown Kara Far West Supplement Piney Waterspeed Ntario Faultless Carmegnole Bolando Punch Metaphor Nattle Bumppo Hel Day Comedienne Emma Nolle Asticot Norwoon Joe Lett Endymion Heath Hill Briug Richmond Duke Booger Red Tampico Knight of Elway O. K Alice Cerneal Far Weet Gold Plate Hattiota Wrank Stage Yama Christy Highbridge Henshaw Indiola Parsonelly Brixth Rach Carmen Wattleta Maple Leaf Nul Vianoche Prank Stage Dolly Banker Diane Kenex Stripling Marmion Mutwell Magnelia

Brooklyn Flattens Brown as Dodgers Top Cubs in Easy Win

Brooklyn sluggered Mordecai Brown early with three first inning runs and two more in the second while Toney shut down the Cubs after Brown left. Rucker stayed strong for Chicago until late, but Brooklyn’s offense, including Wheat Hummel and Doyle, produced enough to secure a 4-1 final as Cubs misplayed and faded.

Superbas Cubs New York Times Chicago Mordecai Brown Brooklyn Chicagos Brooklyns Rucker Doyle Giants Pittsburg Cubville Brown Toney Nuff Cub Tooley Tinker Daubert Wheat Kaiser Hummel Burch Kling Coulson Sheckard Schulte Archer Chance Eddie Zimmerman Heine Zimmerman Mr. Brown Zimmerman Bergen Nap” Rucker Triple Brooklyn Zimmie Dodgers Heinie Zimmerman Birch

Aggies defeat Syracuse 12 to 1 in baseball clash

Massachusetts Agricultural College routed Syracuse University 12 to 1 as Williams pitched well for the Aggies. Severance allowed fourteen hits totalling twenty bases aided by fielding errors, while Hunt and Holmes shared catching duties. Umpire Mr. Hoey. Time one hour fifty minutes.

Amherst Mass Severance Syracuse Massachusetts Agricultural College Syracuse University Today Williams Aggies Hunt Holmes Mr. Hoey

Vermont Routs N Y U In Lopsided Win

University of Vermont bats freely and scores in every inning to beat New York University 18 to 1 in Burlington. Winkler and Donnelly led with strong pitching, while Moore Murphy and Elleflee contributed at the plate for the Vermont victory.

Burlington University of Vermont New_York University Vermont New York U Winkler Donnelly Moore, Murphy Elleefee

Englewood Field Club Tournament Sees Larned Win Singles

The Englewood Field Club tournament continued with sunny weather and sharp play. Edward P. Larned defeated C. R. Gardner 6-1 1-6 to advance to the final, while C. M. Bull Jr and Larned join the singles final along with several doubles rounds concluding with wins by Bull, Jr. and partners.

Englewood Field Club Edward P. Larned Charles M. Bull, Jr Larned Carleton R. Gardner William Rosenbaum G. A. Gordon C. R. Oe G. M. Church C. M. Bull, Jr E. P. Larned C. R. Gardner H. Coppell Grannia Holman C. Shafer W. C. Grant A. L. Lindley PF. Watson Otto Hinck Harry Torrance, Jr B. M. Phillips C. M. Bull Cragin Calhoun Cragin W.L. Pate F. M. Watrous Mugh Tallant G. C. Shafer H. C. Martin Otlo Hinek Bet C. A. Lindley Robertson M. Watrous M. Bull, Jr C. Martin A. Lindley I. Pf Larned Karl Hehr W. Blache Fink

Notable anglers claim laurel at Gideon B. Wack farm

In Ylandons New Jersey Alexander J. Auchterlonie of Brooklyn and Arthur Abel of the local area scored well by landing thirty two trout yesterday at the farm. They caught a trout measuring inches long and fifteen white trout with four exceeding ten inches. The pursuit targets James L. Marvin of Homesteads.

Ylandons N. J Alexander J. Auchterlonie Brooklyn Arthur Abel Gideon B. Wack James L. Marvin Homestees

National Automakers Plan New York Show Next Winter

The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers Inc announces a probable New York show next winter, sharing dates with the Garden exhibit. The group seeks space for all members and others, reviews sanctioned show rules, and may disbar recently involved makers while extending advantages on freight and claims handling to motor and accessory firms. Eleven members joined recently.

National Association of Automobile Manufacturers, Incorporated New York National Association Madison Square Garden Show Automobile Board of Trade Association Columbus Aggy Company Geneva Wagon Company Seitz Auto and Transmission Company Maytag-Mason Motor Company Lion Motor Car Company Alpena Motor Car Company

Shingle Hill Climb Sets Fast Pace At West Haven

Eighteen drivers enter today’s Shingle Hill climb at West Haven Connecticut under Yale and New Haven Automobile Club banners. Notables include David Bruce-Brown fresh from Savannah Grand Prize and Indianapolis 500 pace, with a record 51 seconds for nine tenths of a mile. Ralph De Palma cannot attend due to Hawthorne Chicago conflicts.

Shingle Hill West Haven Conn Yale Automobile Club New Haven Automobile Club David Bruce-Brown Savannah Indianapolis Bruce Brown Ralph de Palma Chicago Hawthorne Track Burman Fiat Caleb Bragg National and Metallurgique Ralph Beardsley Simplex Walter Jones Amplex Adrien Iselin Stearns Jack

Sea Bird Sets Sail Across Atlantic for Rome Race

The 25 foot yawl Sea Bird sails today with Thomas Fleming Day Theodore R Goodwin and Fred B Thurber aiming for a 1000 prize from King Victor Emmanuel and a 2000 reward from the Automobile Club of Rome Their voyage covers 2200 miles to the Azores then 1800 more to Rome with a projected forty day crossing The vessel designed by C D Mower and Day built by L D Huntington measures 25 feet 5 inches long 8 feet 4 inches beam and carries 400 square feet of working sails powered by a Knox engine and a Columbia wheel It previously competed in the Lipton Club race from New York to Marblehead

Thomas Fleming Theodore R. Goodwin Fred B. Thurber Atlantic Rome Victor Emmanuel Italy Automobile Club of New York Marblehead Lipton Club Azores Gibraltar C. D. Mower Thomas Fleming Day L. D. Huntington New Rochelle Knox

Boston Bermuda yacht race called off

The Boston Bermuda yacht race is canceled as only the Vanderbilt yacht is ready to start. Mayor Fitzgerald was informed by Bryan S. Permar, race chairman, that the start set for tomorrow will not occur and decisions on the $500 cup go to later.

Boston Fitzgerald Bryan S. Permar

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