Demaree Weakens as Cardinals Rally to Beat Giants
At the Polo Grounds the St Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 5 to 2 after a tense game. Demaree pitched seven innings before the Cards exploded in the eighth, with Wingo, Magee, and Dolan contributing key hits and defensive lapses by Giants fielders. The Giants’ Snodgrass and Bescher drew criticism for misplays that helped swing the game to St Louis.
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Polo Grounds
St. Looey Cardinals
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Bescher
al Demaree
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Fred Snodgrass
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Beck
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Wingo
Huggins
Lee Magee
Casey
Dolan
Rigle
Ile
Caser
Cather Portick
Delan
Cather
T Burns
Ibsscher
Ingo
Zinn Heck
Rabbit’ Huggins
Bob
Tescher
Breck
Magee
Bkescher
BT. Louis
New York
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Aallee
Strodgrass
Karen Lelan
Heecher
Wings
Mallee
Salles
Mesers
Killier
Beaton Delivers, Red Sox Rally To Edge Reds 3 2
Boston shifts batting order and tops Cincinnati 3 to 2 to split the four game set. Beaton drives in two in the first with a run via single and stolen base, Evers belts a two base hit to score Heston in the fifth for the winning run.
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Boston
Boster
Cincinnati
Beaton
Heston
Gowdy
Evers
Moran
Hobblitzel
Uhler
Con Rolly
Schmuidt Maranville Groh
Herzog
Niehoff
Bhases
Davenport
Ny Heel
Messrs
Kiem and
Hert
Phillies Bunch Hits and Win
Philadelphia wins as Lobert and pa vath deliver key singles and Luderus shines on the mound. Wagner and Magee help back the offense while Conzelman scores in a tied game as the Phillies secure a late victory over Pittsburgh with strong pitching and timely hits.
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Magee
Cravath
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mowrey
Wdener
Luderus
Lobert
Conzelman
Mayer
Umptres
Mensa Orth
Byron
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
National League saw St Louis beat New York 6 to 2 in ten innings and Brooklyn edge Chicago 2 to 1. Boston defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2, Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 3 to 1. American League Chicago topped New York 7 to 4 and Boston beat Cleveland 9 to 6. St Louis defeated Washington 4 to 0. Federal League Chicago won 3 to 2 over Brooklyn with Baltimore 7 Indianapolis 6. St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 5 and Kansas City 2 Buffalo 1. International League Baltimore 7 Jersey City 1 and 6 2. Providence 1 Newark 0 Rochester 3 Toronto 1 Buffalo 5 Montreal 1.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Buffalo
Jersey City
Providence
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Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
E. National
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Schwabescash
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Indianapolis Pacer
Haltimore
National League
Clancinnati
American League
Federal League
Kansan City
International League
White Sox win hard batting game in New York
Chicago White Sox defeat the Yankees 7 to 4 in a humid game aided by four Yankee errors. Cicotte started, Keating struggled, and Callahan was banished after disputing a pitch hit by Maisel in the fourth.
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New York Times
Chicago
Yankees
White Sox
Chance
Wrde
Callahan
Egan
Schalk
Cicotte
Ray Keating
Jim Scott
Death Valley
Curvist
Keating
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Peckingpaugh
Simate
Maisei
Blackburn
Chase
Hodalk
Maisel
Peckinpaugh
Cook
Scott
Pfolden
Masel
Truesdale
Hartzell
Halter
Croesett
Walsh
New York
Collina
Cleotte
Wheat's Throw Saves Game for Dodgers Over Cubs 2 1
In a tense late inning at Philadelphia the Dodgers beat the Cubs 2 to 1 as Zack Wheat from left field cut off Johnstone at the plate preventing a tying run. The Dodgers scored earlier on Dalton’s walk and subsequent advances, with Riggert’s triple and McCarty’s sacrifice fly accounting for their runs.
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Cubs
Zack Wheat
Johnstone
Dodsers
Williams
Corriden
Toa Tle
Fleet Johnstone
Pfeffer
Hobinson
Brooklyn
Wheat
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Dalton
Abel
Mater
Sweeney
Smith
Riggert
Zimmerman
Schulte
Philadelphia
Detroit
Colins
Dubuc
Moriarty
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Baker
Main
Hone
Hoebler
McInnis
Oldring
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Kavanaugh
Cobb
Burns
Collins
Strunk
Lapp
T. Detroit
Huse
Dubue
Hoehler
Shawkey
Stanage
Dineen
Connolly
Bresnahan
Zabel
Ianning
Trore Baler
O'Mara
Vaughn
Hite
Reulbach
Messrs
Quigley and
Kminelie
Battery lineups and venues across Atlantic cities listed
The page lists multiple battery pairings and umpire-like references across cities including Jersey City Toronto Montreal and Rochester with names such as Wells Danforth McAvoy Mays Kocher Heckinger Herche Williams Hefine Kelly Fullenwelder Lalong Miller Dowd Howley. It reads like a score or equipment note from a baseball or cricket event with venue tags and batter names.
Race scores across four regional relays
At Albany Syracuse four to two for Albany at Wilkes Barre Wilkes Barre six to two for El mira at Scranton Binghamton six to one for Scranton at Troy Utica six to five for Troy and Utica.
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Albany
Syracuse
Wilkes-Barre
Elmira
Scranton
Binghamton
Troy
Utica
Unclear baseball scores from multiple city matchups
Fragmentary results show New London New London 6 at Bridgeport 3 after fifteen innings, Hartford 2 Waterbury 0, New Haven 2 New Britain 2, and Springfield Pittsfield 2 from an unclear pairing. Details on dates and full teams are missing.
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New London
Bridgeport
Hartford
Waterbury
New Haven
New, Britain
Springfield
Pittsfield
Unclear Scores Across Midwestern Matchups
In Kansas City a 4 to 3 result favors Cleveland over Kansas City. Milwaukee hosts Columbus with a 9 to 5 score. St Paul faces Indianapolis ending 7 to 3. Minneapolis battles Louisville finishing 3 to 2.
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Kansas City
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Rostow Leads Naps In Farcical Cleveland Win
Rostow pitched the Naps to a 9 to 6 victory over Boston in a chaos filled game. Collamore and Blanding drove in three runs in the ninth inning as Boston erupted with seven runs. Yerkes strained a knee sliding into home in the third.
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Cleveland
Rostow
Naps
Collamore
Blanding
Red Sox
Yerkes
Bassler
Manding
Cady
Cooper
Mirors
Speaker
Coumbe
BoSton
Wanding
Janvrin
O'Neill
Turner
Lelivelt
Jackson
Lewis
Carr Signs to Play First Base for Indianapolis Federal League Club
Charles C. Carr, who led the Indianapolis American Association club to the 1908 pennant, signed to play first base for the local Federal League team for the remainder of the season. The team stated Carr would not become manager, contrary to rumors, and his salary was not announced.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis American Association
Carr
Federala
Phillips
Chicago Defeats Brooklyn 8 To 1 In Baseball Action
Timely hitting and aggressive base running fueled Chicago’s 8 to 1 win over Brooklyn. Evans hit a Brooklyn homer, Zwilling added three singles as Chicago built a decisive lead. In Indianapolis, Indianapolis beat a foe 6 to 2 with Mullin and Harter contributing on the mound. In Kansas City Buffalo scored 1 run in a 7 to 2 loss.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Evans
Zwilling
New England League Scores and Postponements Summary
In Lewinton Worcester Lewinton leads 7 to 4 and Lowell Lynn nets 4 to 2. Portland Portland 7 Fitchburg 2. Lawrence at Haverhill postponed due to cold weather.
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Lewinton
Worcester
Lowell
Lynn
Portland
Fitchburg
Lawrence
Haverhill
Tri State League Scores From Reading York Allentown and Harrisburg
In Reading York games Reading triumphed 7 to 0 over Reading. At Allentown Allentown defeated Trenton 10 to 2. Harrisburg blanked Wilmington 8 to 0.
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Tri-State League
Reading
York
Allentown
Trenton
Harrisburg
Wilmington
Unclear Scoreline Report From Regional Games
Fragmentary notes show several city matchups with inconsistent punctuation and missing details. The only clear items are scores listed for Nashville and Atlanta, plus Memphis hosting Chattanooga and a Montgomery Birmingham result.
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Nashville- Nashville
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
New
Wagner's 3000th Hit and Federals Manager Update
Wagner, 3000th major league hit, doubled for Pittsburgh in the ninth and scored the lone run in a 2-1 game versus Philadelphia as fans cheered the milestone. In St Louis, Mordecai Brown remains manager of the Federals after club officials denied his removal, while Armando Marsans awaits Cuban clearance to sign with the team.
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Philadelphia
Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh
Meyer
Wagner
Oday
Adrian C. Anson
ST. Louis
Mordecai Brown
St. Louis Federals
Steininger
Otto F. Stifel
Stifel
Chicago
Marsans
Herzor
Focul Federals
Cincinnati
Young lefty earns eighth straight win in coast league shutout
San Francisco fell 6 to 0 as Howard Himke, 19, left school to join the Los Angeles Coast League staff. He has yet to suffer a defeat, delivering a clean shutout for the eighth time.
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San Francisco
Howard Himke
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Golf Handicap Event Draws New York Stock Exchange Members
Nearly thirty members of the New York Consolidated Stock Exchange played a medal style handicap at Salisbury Links near Garden City. A Ner Marine led Class A with a 0 83 card while E J Woods topped Class B with 101 81. Archibald Graham, former New Jersey champion, won the gross prize with 88 and claimed overall champion status.
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New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Salisbury Links
Garden City
A. ©. Mariner
E. J. Woods
St. Archibald Graham
New Jersey
W. A. Silkworth
George L.turton
A. Haines
Archle Graham
Cc. T. Bmeall
CH. Terhune
A. R. Allen
J. Trylor
W. E. Valentine
Gun Cotton Wins Thrilling Belmont Steeplechase
Belmont Park hosted a dramatic two mile steeplechase with Gun Cotton edging Syosset by an eyelash after a furious stretch duel. Handrunning set the pace early while Shannon River faded to finish well behind, and Water Welles Edith W. Gordon led a lively six furlong selling race.
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Gun Cotton
Syosset
Hoth Allen
Tuckey
Allen
Shannon River
Heider
Mineola
Water Welles
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Gordon
Noe
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Sir Giles
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Coaster
Dakota
Stara and Stripes
Wilson Whiskey and the 1823 safeguard device
An advertising note touts a “marvel ous device” used to safeguard a whiskey described as sound mellow and mild since 1823. It promotes a free booklet of club recipes for mixed drinks and provides Wilson at 309 Fifth Avenue New York as the address.
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Wilson
Real Wilson
Fifth Avenue
New York
Olympic Athlatic Jury Proposed for Protests at Games
Lyon's June 9 report says the Rules Committee of the I A A F backed an international five member jury to decide protests replacing the referee in Olympic events. The onfield referee remains. decisions move to the jury under the Council’s nomination. International judges urged, with Hichard Coombes named for walking. Szilard Stankovitz acts as president. Lyons municipality hospitality declined due to time limits.
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France
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Franz Reishel
Taris
America
Hichard Coombes
Australia
J. 5 Hidstrom
Sweden
Wart
Szilard Stankovitz
Hungary
Xavier Charges Heard at Millrose A A. Hearing
The Metropolitan A A U special committee opened its inquiry at the Imperial Hotel into Navier A A. charges that Millrose A A. used department store positions to lure star athletes. More than twenty five luminaries testified or were summoned, with decisions deferred to the next session and subject to full Board approval.
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Metropolitan Association
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Navier A
Millrose A A
Clits
Imperial Hotel
John Wanamaker
Fred Kublen
Hermann Obertubessing
A. A. VU
Steve Byrne
Trinity Club
J. W. Bloole
Union Settlement AA
Harold Dublee
Seventy -First Regiment
A. John Walsh
Pastiment
Andrew Tulley
Paulist A. C
Pennant Won’t Go Canada for Dorval Derby
Unbeaten Pennant will not travel to Canada to race in the Dorval Derby for $25,000 as he pulled up sore in a final trial with a filled leg raising fear of a bowed tendon. Charlestonian has been sent to Canada to contest the Derby for H J Morris. Belmont Park racing Saturday starts at noon with the Gene Memorial for two year olds, then Meadow Shrook hosts the first international polo match. Queens County Jockey Club stake books for Aqueduct June 23 to July 0 list Hereokhyn Handicap Carter Handicap Great American Stakes Brookdale Handicap Astoria Myrtel Stakes Tremont and the Brooklyn Derby on July dates.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Pennant
Canada
Charlestonian
H. J. Morris
Belmont Park
Gene Memorial
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