White Sox Rout Yankees in Polo Grounds Slugfest
Chicago White Sox blitzed New York 13 to 0 at the Polo Grounds, with Eddie Cicotte dominant on the mound and Rob Rien, Fournier, Roth, and others sparking the bats. The game featured signal-stealing chatter, a left-handed relief turn by Cottrell, and a lively bench dispute over the allegations.
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Garencer Rowland
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Detroit
White Sox
Silk O'Loughlin
Chicago
Rob Reth
Jean Jacques Fournier
Yuck Weaver
Eddie Cicotte
Cicotte
Cook
Boone
Clarence Rowland
Sox
Jacques Fournier
Rowland
Marty McHale
Cottrell
Donovan
Hoosick Falls
Ensign
Fournier
J. Collins
Famei
Bob Roth
Ray Schalk
Lense Blackburne
Peck
Quinlan
Blackburne
Eddie Collings
Collins
Athletics
Colling
Felsch
Weaver
Eddie
Daly
New York
Pelach
Ocook
Qinlan
Opeck
W'ver
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Pipp
F'nier
Cree
Roth
J. Ns
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H Schalk
Peckinpaugh
Bacrifice
Sac
Sweeney
Ry Cottrell
Mesers
O' Loughlin
Hildebrand
Washington Defeats St. Louis 4 to 1 to Rise in AL Race
Washington moves to fourth in the American League pennant chase by beating St. Louis 4 to 1. Shaw allows only two St. Louis singles and scores include two base hits by Shanks and a three base hit by Shanks in the game. Wellman yields three runs in seven innings with Perry man pitching the final frame.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Shaw
Lavan
Wellman
Austin
Ov & Shanks
O Pratt
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Gandil
W'r
M'gan
K'iman
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Leary
Weilman
Shanks
Perryman
Kauffman
Shotton
Merrs. Chill and
Connolly
Tigers Rout Boston in 15-0 Fans See Detroit Ace Pitching
Detroit dominates Boston with 17 hits and 15 runs as Cobb steals three bases and Scott is knocked out early. Pennock and Green see relief duty for Boston and Detroit respectively. Final score 15 to 0 with Detroit holding eight Boston runners stranded.
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Boston
Detroit
Aotal
Cobb
Scott
Pennock
Philadelphia
Green
Cleveland
Cleveland Tops Phillies In Tight 2–1 Baseball Battle
Cleveland wins a hard fought 2 to 1 game over Philadelphia as Bush falters in the eighth after strong pitching earlier. Cleveland drives in two runs on passes a double steal a Smith single and Wambsganss double while Mitchell holds the home club to contact through five innings.
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Cleveland
Bush
Smith
Wambsgans
Mitchell
Philadeplphia
Leih'a& Cf
Lapp
Graney
Murphy
Barry
Kopf
Seibold
Warmbsns
Strunk
Stolan
Chapman
Walsh
Malone
Wyckoff
Messrs
Nallin and
Dineen
Perritt Receives Warm Home Welcome In St Louis
In a tense seventh inning collapse Perritt let a nine four lead vanish as the Cardinals rallied to beat the Giants 11 to 10 in St Louis. Snodgrass Doyle and Dolan sparked the late surge with key hits while Perritt struggled in relief as Meadows, Roche, and others shut down New York after a strong start.
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Smith
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Bescher
Miller
Gonzales
Messrs
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Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
Scores across the leagues show heavy American League results with Chicago defeating New York 13 to 0 and Cleveland routing Philadelphia 23 to 1. Other A L games included Washington over St Louis 4 to 1 and Detroit beating Boston 15 to 0. In the National League St Louis won 11 to 10 over New York, Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 3, and Pittsburgh beat Boston 7 to 3 in eleven innings. Federal League saw Brooklyn 7 Newark 3, Kansas City 23 St Louis 1, and Buffalo 9 Baltimore 3. International League reports Richmond 3 Providence 2 and Newark 8 Jersey City 3 with Rochester 4 Buffalo 1 and Toronto 1 Montreal 0. Chicago and New York prepared for matchups while various cities hosted scheduled games including Newark at Brooklyn and Buffalo at Baltimore. A Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 box score notes Zimmerman drove in key runs as the Phillies held off Chicago despite late scoring.
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Pittsburgh
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Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
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Washington Eeereee
Oaesko
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Steer
Federal League
Kansas City
Baltimore
Philadelphia Edges Chicago In Eleven Inning Baseball Duel
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 3 in eleven innings to take first place. Becker powered the Phillies with a double and a triple driving in two runs and scoring twice. Eresnahan’s fly ball triggered a double play that ended the game with Niehoff to Luderus as Chicago threatened. Alexander held Chicago hitless until the seventh.
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Famed Zimmerman
Philadelphia
Chicago
B'croft
Sood
O Byrne
Fisher
Becker
O Schulte
Shaler
Wetser
Killifer
She’helan
Toa
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Hecker
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Byrne
Niehoff
Luderus
Alexander
Bresnahan
Messrs
Kiem and
Emsiie
Eresnahan
Dodgers Pound Douglass In Opening Cincinnati Game
Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 5 to 1 in the first game of the series as Douglass lasted until the sixth inning after allowing four hits including a twobase hit. Toney relieved and pitched well, Pfeffer also excelled. Key hits included two-baggers by Killifer and Groh, and Wheat's three-base hit. Brooklyn led 5-1 after eight, with Cincinnati scoring one in the ninth.
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Ray Schalk
White Sox
Yankees
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Douglass
Cincinnati Today
Toney
Pfeffer
Clarke
Daubert
Stengel
Herzog
Killifer
Groh
Cutshaw
Wheat
Olson
McCarthy
Meyers
Messrs
Quigley and
Eason
Whaling
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Crutcher
Fitzpatrick
Johnston
Pittsburgh
Bostom
Schmidt
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Gibson
Hoston
Pttsburgh
Boston
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Hite
Hinchman
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Moran
Lee Magee
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Finneran and Howell
New York Times
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WN. J
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Yale
Williams
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Link
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Tiger
Kelleher
Harvard
Wagner's Bat Leads Pirates Past Red Sox 7-3
Pittsburgh defeats Boston 7 to 3 as Mamaux secures his fifth straight win. Wagner shines with a single, double and triple in four at bats while Tyler struggles for the visitors in a high scoring fifth inning.
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Boston
Tyler
Pirates
Mamaux
Carey
Moran
J'ston
Ick
Baird
Oc'nolly
H'man
Magee
Smith
Gerber
M'ville
Gibson
Cteher
jEgun
Hess
Old Guy Fisher Takes Fifty-First Victory at Belmont Park
Belmont Park witnessed two favorites and a strong second choice win as Prince of Como and Guy Fisher secured wins. Old timer Guy Fisher, nine years old, earned his fifty-first victory in the selling race, edging Camellia by a nose. Royal Martyr, Ormesdale, Lena Misha and other runners also contested the day’s events.
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Barney Schreiber
Guy
Royal Martyr
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Flitter
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Shas
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Keene Memorial
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Como
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Henry, Jr
Ting-a-Ling
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B. Murphy
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Hester
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McTaggart
Jamaica Entries for Today in Six Races
The program lists horse names and weights for today’s Jamaica entries across six races. First race features Mack B Eu banks at 107 pounds with Striker and others. second race shows 11 to 16 miles and Amalfi at 110. subsequent races list conditions, handicap, maidens, and varying weights for Walloon Edith Baumann Friar Rock Grasp Flying Fair Tartar Addie M Charlestonian Pandean Stromboli Sam McMeekin Short Grass Amalfi Spearhead Orlin Kripp Gallop Joe Delbold Ben Quine Piquette Belle of the Kitchen Manhasset Variety Fing Day Queen of Paradise Broom Corn.
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Jamaica
Mack B. Eubanks
Striker
Rosemarine
Albena
Patrick
Jim Rasey
Dinah Do
Coy
Song of Valley
Outlook
Monmouth
Forecast
Elia Bryson
Gepulverda
Sir Win, Johnson
Tinkle Bell
el Mahdi
Yaoopep
Lily Orme
Young Emblem
Amalfi
Roly
Runes
Armament
Amorose
Gallop
Walloon
Edith Baumann
Socony
Friar Rock
Grasp
Flying Fair
Tartar
Addie M
Charlestonian
Pandean
Stromboli
Sam McMeekin
Short Grass
Spearhead
Orlin Kripp
Joe Delbold
Ben Quine
Belmont Park Racing Leads and Winners List
Byrne led the opening day at Belmont Park with fourteen victories followed by McCahey with ten. Dugan had nine wins with Buxton and Louder each at seven, Lilly seven, Dreyer six, Turner and Loftus one each. Hildreth trained thirteen winners, Healey eight, Kerrick and Midgeley two. Garner had one win during the meeting amid wartime exodus of French turf personnel.
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Byrne Byrne
Belmont Park
McCahey
Dugan
Buxton
Louder
Lilly
Dreyer
France
Garner
Ss. C. Hildreth
W. S. Walker
F. W. Heffner
T Healey
W.H. Kerrick
W. R Midgeley
J. Fitzsimmons
R. C. Benson
Albert Simons
Flaherty Elected Captain of Phillips-Andover Baseball Team
Andover Mass June 9 Charles L Flaherty of Chico was elected captain of the Phillips Andover Academy baseball team He plays on the infield and is a member of the junior class.
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Mass
Charles L. Flaherty
Chico
Phillips-Andover Academy
Brooklyn Defeats Newark In Opening Series Clash 7 to 3
Brooklyn bats overpower Newark as Moran starts for Newark and Kaiserling closes. Espionage of errors helps Brooklyn seize control with timely hits, left on base counts 8 for Newark and 7 for Brooklyn, final score 7 to 3.
Yale Errors Let Tufts Win
Yale outsider errors cost the Elis as Tufts defeats Yale 7 to 4 in New Haven. Whittaker pitched well for Tufts late, while Yale could only cash in twice in the first two innings. Batteries Whittaker Carroll Watrous Hunter. Brown Springfield also played, with Brown defeating Springfield Y M C A College 4 to 0 behind strong pitching from Cram.
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Holy Cross
Rhode Island
Conn
To & Watrous
Whittaker
Carroll
Watrous
Hunter
Cycle titles won on Newark track
Connecticut champion Tim Sullivan won the quarter mile national title at the Newark Velodrome. Jersey City’s Tom Flanagan and Newark’s Harry Horan finished second and third. Frank Whitney and Eddie Kane were disqualified in the semi finals. The two mile professional championship went to Frank Kramer amid a dramatic finish with Alf Goullet and Alf Grenda of Australia.
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Connecticut
Newark
Tom Flanagan
Jersey City
Harry Horan
Frank Whitney
New York A. C
Eddie Kane
Kane
Gus Klinger
Willie Coburn
Jake Magin
Hex Ond
al Triebel
Frank Kramer
Alf Goullet
Alf Grenda
Bob Spears
Australia
Kramer
Clark
Goullet
Tom Fitzsimmons
East Orange
New England League Scores From Lowell Lynn and Manchester
Lowell Lowell 3 Lewiston 2. Lynn Portland 2 Lynn 0. Attehburg Fitchburg 3 Worcester 2. Lawrence Lawrence 4 Manchester 1. Manchester 8 Lawrence 6.
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Lawrence
McLean Suspended For Remainder Of Season
Larry McLean catcher for the New York Nationals was suspended for the season after breaking training in Chicago. Manager McGraw announced he may play after a ten day period. A meeting with Otto Stifel, a St Louis Federation stockholder, fueled rumors of a Federal League contract. Lloyd Packard said McLean opened negotiations but signing was unlikely.
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McLean
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St. Louis Federals
Bridgeport Looks to Secure Newark International League Franchise
Bridgeport is among cities seeking the Newark International League franchise. It is reported that Sunday baseball, unique to Connecticut, could be allowed if Bridgeport wins the bid. Newark is expected to make a league change, with Harrisburg or Bridgeport as potential recipients.
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Newark
Harrisburg
Lridgeport
Connecticut
Suburban Handicap Moves to Belmont Park With New Course
Arrangements announced yesterday place the Suburban Handicap under Empire Association management at Belmont Park in mid-July. The race will anchor the Belmont Park Spring meeting after this year, with a new Suburban Course start chute and a Suburban finish in front of the clubhouse as the Belmont Stakes finish.
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Empireity Association
Belmont Park
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Belmont
Great Neck Polo Victory Over Devon in Bryn Mawr Match
Great Neck polo team led by J. G. Milburn Jr defeated Devon 11 goals to 6 at Bryn Mawr, with Devon handicapped four goals. In the same round for the Wootton Cup Bryn Mawr Wanderers beat Philadelphia Country Club 44 to ty, receiving five goals and losing one by handicap.
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Great Neck
J. G. Milburn, Jr
Devon
Bryn Mawr
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Philadelphia Country Club
Polo match at Van Cortlandt Park Reds beat Whites 8 5
Six periods of dusty polo yesterday at Van Cortlandt Park saw Squad ron A Reds defeat the Whites 8 to 5. Dr Richards playing No 1 for the Reds suffered a minor ankle tendon injury when his pony rolled, but he escaped serious harm.
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Lr. Richards
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J. F Johnson
A. G Whites
Clackwell WB. Eaton
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Dr. Plackwell
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