Yankees Down Naps 4 to 1 on Hilltop Pitching
New York defeated Cleveland 4 to 1 as Jack Quinn held the Naps to five hits. Cleveland scored in the ninth on two Yankee errors, with late rallies failing to change the outcome. Birds, Birmingham, and Olsen made notable defensive plays for the Naps amid the loss.
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Stovall
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Graney
Olsen
Easterly
Jack
Tuck Turner
Detroit Beats Boston 6 4 In Nail Bristling Game
Detroit defeats Boston 6 to 4 in a brilliant game. Cobb’s hitting highlighted the contest with two doubles driving in three runs. Gardner, Williams, and Yerkes featured in key hits as Detroit and Boston split the early season tilt in a tight 9 inning clash.
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Hall
White Puzzle as Chicago Tops Washington 4 to 0
Chicago wins 4 to 0 in Washington with McBride and Street notable catches. Bodie hits a center field homer as Chicago outplays Washington. multiple players contribute in batting, with Walker pitching for Washington and White on the mound for Chicago.
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Philadelphia Defeats St. Louis 1-0 in Pitchers Battle
Philadelphia edged St. Louis 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Coombs allowed one hit, a Petty single in the sixth. The lone run scored in the ninth after Baker singled with one out and was hurt while running.
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Baseball Doubleheader pairings listed for today
The schedule shows Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburg Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago Jersey City at Baltimore Newark at Providence Buffalo at Toronto.
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Harry Davis Day Game Sees Baker Knocked Out in Testimonial
In a Philadelphia vs St Louis affair on Harry Davis day Baker was knocked unconscious by Clarke's throw as he neared second. Derrick scored on Murphy's single, with the home club benefiting from Davis' testimonial funds. Final score 1 to 6 as St Louis triumphed after a tense late inning.
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Newark Triumphs Over Providence In Opening Game 3-1
McGinnity excelled on the mound aided by sharp fielding as Newark defeated Providence 3 to 1 in the series opener. Lavender struggled early but settled, while Providence errors in the first two innings led to all three Newark runs. Gillespie hit a three-base shot and Bailey contributed for Newark, with McGinnity securing the win.
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Batteries Stroud and Killifer at Toronto game
In Toronto R H E Buffalo faced Stroud and Killifer with McGinley and Kocher as players. Unpires were Messrs Murray and Kelly.
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Montreal Rochester Battery Umpires Named
In Montreal Rochester match details list players Batteries Holmes Manser Dessean and Mitchell with Dubuc and Curtis. Umpires Messrs Wright and Pender officiated.
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Curtis
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American Association Scores by City Matches
Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 8 to 5 in Milwaukee. St Paul defeated Louisville 8 to 5. Minneapolis stalled Columbus 10 to 0. Kansas City edged Toledo 10 to 9.
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Tri-State League Scores From Harrisburg to York
Harrisburg defeats Lancaster 3 to 2 while Johnstown edges Wilmington 3 to 1. Altoona beats Trenton 2 to 0 and York tops Reading 2 to 1 in Go innings.
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Southern League Scores From Three Cities
In New Orleans Atlanta defeated New Orleans 8 to 3. Birmingham beat Nashville 13 to 2. Montgomery defeated Memphis 7 to 4.
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Nashville
Montgomery
Memphis
South Atlantic League scores from recent games
At Jacksonville Savannah nine to eight in Jacksonville. At Macon Columbia four to one in Macon. At Columbus Augusta five to four in Columbus. Charleston at Albany Rain.
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Weather Keeps Some Games From Completing In New Haven Area
At New Haven New Haven and Hartford games were affected as rain caused postponements while other contests were not completed.
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New York State League Scores From Utica and Albany Matches
In Utica Binghamton won 2 to 0. At Albany Wilkes Barre led 9 to 9 after 11 innings. Troy defeated Scranton 4 to 2. Elmira game postponed at Syracuse due to rain.
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Yale and Princeton Battle in Deciding Brooklyn Clash
The third Yale Princeton baseball game will be at Washington Park Brooklyn tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 Yale has been in the city since Saturday and will practice this afternoon Princeton players play the Alumni game at Princeton this afternoon and come to New York tomorrow Free man is Yale’s first pitcher choice with Hartwell next Weedle will pitch for Princeton Umpires are Sternberg and Stafford.
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Reds Beat Giants To Drop Them To Second In NL
Cincinnati defeats New York 3 to 1 as Bobby Keefe blanks the Giants again. Esmond hits a threebagger and other Reds contributions spark the win. Giants complain about umpire calls while McGraw and Griffith discuss a possible Donlin deal.
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Philadelphia Triumphs Over St. Louis 8-4 on Harmon Sixth
Philadelphia scored seven runs in the sixth inning to beat St. Louis 8 to 4. Ragged fielding and earlier miscues plagued the Cardinals as Philadelphia seized control with key hits by Konetchy Huggins and Hauser. Harmon earned the win while Laudermilk and Alexander pitched for St. Louis.
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Chicago Edges Boston 6-5 Despite Errors to Lead Pennant Race
Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 5 in a warmarked game aided by errors as Kling sat with Boston, while New York fell to Cincinnati. Sh'kard Sween ey Rariden and Goode powered Chicago and Boston with home plate actions amid tense warming.
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National League Bulletin Details Player Contracts and Releases
Official bulletin No 15 issued by P J Lynch president of the National League of Professional Baseball Clubs lists contracts with Boston C B Hogg Chicago Bernard J Coss Ernest G Ovitz C L Burroughs and releases including N L players George F Graham Clifton G Curtis W S Collin Wilbur Goode moves from Brooklyn to Montgomery S A P M McElveen to Mobile B A Harry H Myers Chicago to Boston John C Kling Alfred Kaiser Co F Weaver J L Griffin Philadelphia Eugene Sampson Nashville L A H M Welchance Buffalo E L A F Brennan W L Shultz optional agreement.
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National League of Professional Baseball
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Pittsburg
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Wilbur Goode
Brooklyn
Montgomery
Baseball League Bulletin of June Transfers and Purchases
President B. B. Johnson of the American Baseball League released a bulletin detailing releases from Philadelphia to Fort Wayne and Savannah, St. Louis to Montgomery and Indianapolis, Cleveland to Toledo, and Boston to Toledo. Contracts show D. Rowan with St. Louis to Detroit and J. E. Harrington. Cleveland purchased James from Toledo and Washington acquired C. W. Walker from Spartanburg.
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Donlin for the Phillies Rumors In St Louis
Philadelphia club president Horace Fogel in St Louis says he has an Eastern club deal and Dooin may acquire Mike Donlin to bolster the outfield. He cites a possible exchange involving pitchers for Donlin as Giants McGraw needs talent. Welch released to Nashville. Brennan and Schultz headed to Buffalo.
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Thomas Badly Beaten in Olympic AGC Bout
Thomas of England fights Dyson of Providence in a lightweight clash. After two close rounds Dyson pressure and scores, Thomas absorbs hard rights, but in the fourth Dyson’s straight blasts stop the match as Thomas is knocked down twice and unable to continue. manager Jimmie Johnson throws in the sponge.
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Smith to Box Harris at National Sporting Club Show
Jim Smith of Westchester Farmer meets Morris Harris in a ten round bout at the National Sporting Club on Thursday night. The winner earns a potential rematch with Sam Langford, while Smith seeks to prove his readiness after recovering from malaria and a strong record against Stanley Ketchel. Preliminaries feature several top New York fighters.
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Notes of the boxers from Lake Tahoe to San Rafael
Moran and manager Harney leave Lake Tahoe for San Rafael to train for the July 4 bout with Ad Wolgast. Moran adds mountain climbing to strengthen legs and lungs. Promoters discuss Nelson and Burke rematches, Sailor White and other White Hope era names, and Savage’s continued clashes as Monroe pushes for top heavyweight bouts.
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Mount St. Mary’s Bats Down Mt Washington A C in Shutout
Mount St. Mary’s defeated Mount Washington A C 9 to 0 in Emmitsburg Maryland. Pitcher Engle struck out sixteen and allowed no hits, supported by solid defense and strong Mt St. Mary’s batting. Engle and team benefited from Mount Washington errors and timely hitting.
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Committee to Pass on Junior Entries for Track Meet
The Metro politan Association Track and Field Championship Committee meets at James E. Sullivan’s office Friday June 16 at 5 p.m. to approve junior championship entries and arrange details for Travers Island events on June 24. More out-of-town clubs are entering than ever, and late entries will be rejected after Thursday.
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Pirates Drive Long Hits Off Cy Barger at Pittsburg
Pirates beat Brooklyn 4 1 in a game highlighted by long drives off Cy Barger. Clarke Byrne Wilson Gibson delivered key hits as Al Burch starred in center field sustaining Pittsburg’s offense. Camnitz pitched well, but Brooklyn matched with Zimmerman runs and a late attack.
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Travers warns public after impostor targets his name
Metropolitan golf champion Jerome D. Travers reports a tall raincoated impersonator visiting stores to obtain goods in his name. He warns the public as credit attempts and candy shipments to Travers were blocked and returned. Separately, National Open entries close June 16 for Chicago Golf Club events on June 23-24.
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Fisher Re elected Lehigh Baseball Captain
Jeremiah Fisher of Lewiston Maine was today re elected captain of the Lehigh University baseball team for next season. Fisher plays third base.
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Army Plans Captaincy Change Elects Whiteside for Next Season
At West Point a new rule will elect the Army baseball captain after the last game. Cadet Houston L. Whiteside of Kansas was unanimously chosen to lead next season’s team. Whiteside has starred since his arrival and led Army in batting this year. He is hailed as one of the best third basemen Army has had.
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