Giants Rally Past Pirates With Late Winning Run
New York Giants edge Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 5 after a chaotic defensive game. Larry Doyle drives in the decisive run in the eighth as Giants overcome five errors and a Pirates rally, with Merkle Murray and Shafer contributing key hits.
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New York Times
Pitteburgh
Penn
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Capt
Larry Doyle
Giants
Skipper Clarke
Pirate
Camnitz
Wilson
Clarke
Texas
Doyle
Larry
Pirates
Sdoyle
Wagner
Merkle
Jack Murra
Murray
Chief Evers
Snodgrass
Meyers
Tesreau
Viox
Byrne
Fletcher
Burns
McCormick
Hyatt
Shafer
Haas
New York
Pittsburgh
Abhpoa
Abrhpoa Furns
Pryrne
Carey
Itch'r
Oviox
Wagn'r
Snodg
Gibson
Th Kelly
Alexander Pulls Through Victor
Alexander stars at critical moments as Philadelphia defeats St Louis 7 to 5. Big right hander earns two runs and drives in another, with a double and two singles in four at bats. Dolan fans three with men on. Philadelphia scores four in the fourth and adds three more in the sixth on timely hitting and a stolen base. St Louis strands runs by timely hitting but tallies only once in an inning.
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Alexander
Victor
Louis
Philadelphia
Steele
Burk
Ate
Dolan
Anoher
St. Louis
Oakes
M’rey
Lad's
L.magee
Milan
L. Magee
Anna Dee
Paskett
Mowrey
Evans
Konetchy
Wingo
Doolan
Cravath
Messrs
Oday and
Emslie
Williams, Corneil Batteries Spark Run
R H E Williams and Corneil drive a score in a tight contest. Batteries Hodge and Lewis along with Acheson and Bederick provide key attempts as the teams clash.
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R.H.E. Wiliams
Corneil
Hodge and Lewis
Acheson and Bederick
Baseball Yesterday's Results By League
American League results show New York over Detroit 2 to 1 and Philadelphia 6 over Cleveland 1. Washington defeated Chicago 5 to 4 while Boston won 3 to 2 against St. Louis. National League scores include New York 6 Pittsburgh 5 and Chicago 6 Brooklyn 1 with Philadelphia 7 over St. Louis 5. Boston 7 Cincinnati 3. International League features Newark 11 Providence 4 and Jersey City 7 Baltimore 2. Buffalo 3 Rochester 2 and Montreal 8 Toronto 7.
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New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Newark
Providence
Jersey City
Baltimore
Baftfalo
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
B.C
Clevelan Seereeeeers
Pal
Covseess
Etewnewe
W. P.C Nowale
Buffalo
Cisieseess
Montreal Sear
Baseball Schedule Headlines for Regional Games
Detroit visits New York while Cleveland hosts Philadelphia and Chicago travels to Washington. St Louis meets Boston and New York faces Pittsburgh. Brooklyn plays Chicago as Philadelphia challenges St Louis. Boston visits Cincinnati and Providence travels to Newark with Baltimore at Jersey City. Toronto hosts Montreal and Rochester plays Buffalo.
Is Ball League a Trust Proposes Suit for Damages
St Louis manager John J O Connor of the Federal League plans to sue in Federal Court to test baseballs legality under Sherman antitrust law He seeks 25000 damages for banishment and targets the eight American League clubs The suit challenges the reserve clause and accuses leagues of buying and selling players The complainant expects filing next weekend and faces possible treble damages if antitrust violation is proven
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ST. Louis
John J. O’connor
Federal District Court
O’connor
Rui
Triple Play Ends Reds Game in Cincinnati
Boston wins 7 to 3 as Maranville and Myers pull off a game turning triple play in the ninth. Rudolph allows eight hits as Suggs is touched for four runs. Almeida Groh and Maranville figure in the decisive eighth inning defense.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Ohio
Maranville
Myers F
Boston
Almeida
Groh
Berghammer
Rudolph
Sugis
Bosi M
Eae
M’ville
Devore
Myers
M’sans
O'nelly
Cher
Titus
Mann
Ee Devlin
Clark
Rariden
Ojs
Suggs
Rud'ph
Seymour
Bescher
Devlin
Connelly
Hoblitzel
Messrs
Klem and
Orth
Batteries and lineups across three cities show varied scores
At Jersey City and Toronto venues teams faced mixed results with several batteries credited to players such as McTigue Morrisette and Ber gen in Jersey City and Dale Smith Burns in Toronto. Rochester and Buffalo also fielded batteries including Martin Williams Holmes and Lalonge with scattered scoring outcomes across the games.
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R.H.E. Rochester
Buffalo
Martin and Williams
Holmes and Lalonge
Cincinnati Pitcher Rube Benton Weds Ruth Rohr
Cincinnati pitcher J P Rube Benton of the National League team won last night over Philadelphia then announced his engagement to Miss Ruth Rohr of Hyde Park. The marriage date was not fixed.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
J. P
Rube
Benton
Philadelphia
Ruth Rohr
Hyde Park
NBL Suspends Tinker and Knabe After Cincinnati Game
President Lynch suspends Cincinnati manager Tinker and Philadelphia second baseman Knabe for the game in Cincinnati on Wednesday. Each is fined 235 dollars and will be eligible to play next Tuesday.
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Lynch
National Baseball League
Tinker
Cincinnati
Knabe
Philadelphia
Schulz Pitches Cleverly For Yanks In 2 1 Win At Polo Grounds
In a 2 1 Yankee win over Detroit at the Polo Grounds, Heinie Schulz pitched well for New York, allowing five Tiger hits as Ezra Midkiff and Moriarty helped spark two Yankee runs. Ty Cobb scored Detroit’s only run, while Caldwell subbed for Hartzell on the decisive ninth inning, and Midkiff collected two hits.
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Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Slim Caldwell
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Ezra Midkiff
Caldwell
Roy Hartzell
Cobb
Butt
Frank Chance
Hartwell
Midkiff
Heinie Schulz
Tyrus
Nave
Tom
Schulz
Jennings
Veach
George Moriarty
Sam Crawford
Sam
Tigers
Moriarty
Rondeau
Lake
Walter
Yankee
Joe Lake
Hughey Jennings
Ferguson
Philadelphia
Athletics
Hughey
George Stovall
George
Johnson
Connolly
Yesterda
Galinor
Yanks
Gossett
Hartzell
New York
Detroit
Bush
Wolfer
Ford
Korton
H'tzell
Mor'ty
Wossett
R’deau
Gainer
Crawford
MecKechnie
Witt
Ainer
Morgan Drives Washington to 5 4 Win Over Chicago
Morgan drives a ninth inning game winning single in a 5 to 4 victory for Washington over Chicago to move the Senators into third place. Groom despite early trouble settled after the third inning and held Chicago to two hits. Washington scored three in the sixth to tie, then Moeller advanced on Weaver’s error and Morgan’s hit won it.
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Morgan
Senators
Washington
Chicago
Groom
Bix
Cicotte
Scott
Moeller
Short
Weaver
Tim
Milan
Ny—Coil
Rath
Shanks
Chase
Messrs
Ferguson and
Dineen
Davenport Three I Catcher Bob Coleman Sets Record
Davenport and the White Sox win as catcher Bob Coleman of the Davenport team sets a league record in a June game. The report highlights Coleman's strong defense and timely hits as the club gains a decisive lead.
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Davenport
Iowa
Bob
Coleman
Davenport Three
Red Sox
Athletics Beat Their Arrivals 6 to 1 in Philadelphia
Cleveland makes season debut in Philadelphia as Eddie Plank blanks visitors until ninth inning. Jackson homers for Cleveland. Falkenberg struggles in sixth. Plank fans six for Philadelphia. Final score 6-1.
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Athletics
Arivals
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Philadelphias
Eddie Plank
Jackson
Falkenberg
Eddie Murphy
Johnston
Selivelt
Blanding
Graney
Barry
Turner
PHI
E. M
Ston
Baker
J'kson
Mel's
Lajoie
Ryan
Lapp
Carish
Plank
O'Neill
Tenney Ninen
ODO
tLelivelt
Eerne Des
Close Finish in Fashion Stakes At Belmont Park
Belmon t colors led two entries Flitaway and Violet Ray as Galaxy challenged for the two year old filly event. Flitaway prevailed by a nose over Galaxy at five furlongs in 0 59 3 5 with Cutaway third. Delirium won the Empire Steeplechase while Dr Duenner beat Yellow Eyes by three lengths in the one mile handicap.
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Belmont
R. T. Wilson
Belmont Park
Flitaway
Galaxy
Violet Ray
Wilson
Tommy McTaggart
Oak Ridge Stable
Cutaway
Delirium
Welkin
Coligny
Samuel Ross
Dr. Duenner
R. F. Carman
H. K. Knapp
John E. Madden
Hypatia
Madden
Alexander Smith Poset Aoe
His Majesty
Jockey Club
Charles Kohler
France
Oneck Stables
Ch. c. Sleuth
Karrick
Henry J. Morris
Br. x. Scallywag
McCahey
Ci. G. Montresor
Wolfe
Tarts
Ambrose
Striker
Little Jupiter
Luria
Reno
Monmouth
Ch. c. Surprising
Rightmeyer
Ch. c. Stromboli
McTaggart
Ch. G
Black Broom
el Bird
Fathom
Captain Burns
Armament
Anytime
Fireside
Woodvale
Lemuel Ross
Butwell
August Belmont
B. F. Flitaway
B. F. Galaxy
Willson
Oak Ridge Stables
B. F. Cutaway
Hoffman
Mater
Unfurl
Water Lily
Undaunted
Addie M
Boston Wins 3-2 Over St Louis in Tight Pitching Duel
Timely Boston hitting and strong pitching by Bedient carry the locals to a 3-2 win over St Louis. Boston scored on Hooper’s hit and Speaker’s triple, with Yerkes driving in the tying and winning runs. St Louis led off with a first inning run and added on Wallace’s single in the fourth, but Boston answered with two more tallies aided by Yerkes doubles and Gardner’s RBI.
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Bedient
St. Louis
Carrigan
Compton
Balent
Wallace
Hooper
Speaker
Yerkes
Lewis
Gardner
Ralenti
Agnew
Johnston
Pratt
Stovall
Balentl
Shotton
Wagner
Engle
Baumgardner
Messrs
Egan and
Evans
New York State League Scores From Three Cities
In Binghamton Utica trailed 2 to 1. Scranton beat Troy 9 to 0. Wilkes Barre defeated Albany 11 to 3. Elmira won 9 to 4 over Syracuse.
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New York State League
Binghamton
Utica
One
Scranton
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Alvany
Elmira
Syracuse
Tri-State League Scores From Allentown and York
In Allentown games Atlantic City loses 14 to 5 and 4 to 1 to Allentown. In York the score reads York 10 to Trenton 7. A Harrisburg Harrisburg 14 def Wilming sb 2 in another district contest.
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Allentown
Atlantic City
York
Trenton
Harrisburg
Wilmingsb
Slugfest Scores From Three-Game City Rivalry
At Toledo Milwaukee 7 Toledo 4 in Toledo. At Indianapolis 8 Kansas 3. At Columbus St Paul 7 Columbus 5 in 11 innings.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas To
Columbus
St. Paul
New Bedford and Worcester Tie in New England League
In a New England League listing New Bedford tied Worcester 5 to 5. Fall River beat Lynn 8 to 1. Portland lost to Lawrence 1 to 1. Brockton defeated Lowell 3 to 1.
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New Bedford
Worcester
Fall River
Lynn
Portland
Lawrence
Brockton
Lowell
Scores From Eastern Association Meet Report
In the Eastern Association results the matches show New London 0 to 5 at Westertown Waser, Hartford 3 to 0 over New Haven, New Haven 5 to 3 over Hartford, Pittsfield 7 to 5 against Holyoke, and Pittsfield 0 to 6 at Bridgecoey.
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New London
Bridgecoee
Hartford
New Haven
Pittsfield
Holyoke
Southern Association scoreline snippets from early games
In Birmingham the Nashville team lost 8 to 6 at New Orleans. Mobile defeated Memphis 5 to 2. Chattanooga beat Atlanta 7 to 4. The results reflect early season action with several city matchups on the slate.
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Southern Association
Birmingham
Nashville
Orleans
Montgomery
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Chattanooga
Atlanta
New York and New Jersey League Scores Retrieved
In Middleton Middleton hosted Danbury with Middleton winning 14 to 6 and Danbury leading 7 to 5 in a mixed score sequence. Kingston Newbury defeated Kingston 11 to 5 while Poughkeepsie Long Branch showed a 11 to 2 result for Poughkeepsie.
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New York and
New Jersey
Middleton
Danbury
Kingston
Newbury
Poughkeepsie
Long Branch
Pacific Coast League Standings Summary
In San Francisco Oakland split results with Los Angeles Sacramento 10 Venice 6 at Portland Los Angeles 5 Portland 2. The fragment notes game scores and locations for the Pacific Coast League day.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Venice
Portland
Olson Transfer Declared Void by National Commission
The National Baseball Commission ruled the Olson transfer from the St. Louis club to the San Francisco club void. It ordered the St. Louis club to reimburse San Francisco for Olson’s reporting expenses due to his illness and unfitness to play at the time. The total reimbursement amount was not fully shown in the fragment.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball
Olson
St. Louis
San Francisco
Troy Adds Two Players From Major and Minor Leagues
Manager Ramsey of the Troy Baseball Club purchased First Baseman Barry from the New York American League Club. Barry had been with the Yankees and loaned to Jersey City. he will join Troy in Scranton. Ramsey also bought Pitcher Kull from Newark, who last season played with the Philadelphia Nationals.
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Troy
N. Y
Ramsey
Troy Baseball Club
New York
Barry
Yankees
Jersey City
Scranton
Kull
Newark
Philadelphia Nationals
Corridon Released. O'Hara to Manage Springfield Club
Springfield Massachusetts June 12 Frank J Corridon manager and pitcher of the Springfield baseball club of the Eastern Association was released. W E Carey was released and for the present O Hara will act as manager.
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Springfield
Mass
Frank J. Corridon
Springfield Baseball Club
W. E. Carey
Pt. O'Hara
Kolehmainen Suspended by Amateur Union
The Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union suspends five athletes including Olympic champion Hannes Kolehmainen for failing to provide itemized expense accounts tied to a Paterson New Jersey set of games on April 16. He is traveling to a series of meets in Chicago Duluth and Minneapolis and cannot compete until he explains his reasons for noncompliance with A A U rules.
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Hannes Kolehmainen
Paterson
N. J
Kolehmainen
Stockholm
Chicago
Duluth
Minneapolis
Wes
Public Schools Athletic League hosts all day Brooklyn carnival
The Public Schools Athletic League stages an all day event at its Brooklyn field on Avenue K and East Seventeenth Street tomorrow. Fifteen hundred elementary boys compete across novice track and field and relay in the morning starting 10 15 with sixty five schools from five boroughs entered and strong teams from Manhattan Bronx Queens and Richmond. Afternoon championship games begin at 2 with a likely showdown between Public School 42 Bronx indoor city champion and Public School 2 Manhattan outdoor city champion. Tickets not required and grandstand capacity is 500.
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Brooklyn
Avenue K
East Seventeenth Street
Boroughs
Public Schools
Manhattan
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Public School 42
Public School
New York Yacht Club Regatta Announces June Regatta
The thirty sixth annual New York Yacht Club regatta will be held on Glen Cove courses Thursday June 26 with entries closing June 25. Division A includes classes from A to P and older fifties and thirties. Division B covers Sound schooners. A class race difficulty rule excludes finishers beyond thirty minutes after sunset. Cups from Commodore James Gordonnett history will be sailed for under the 1909 deed, plus club class prizes, plus schooner and single masted yacht cups.
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New York Yacht Club
Glen Cove
James Gordonnett
Essex Troop A N G Wins Eiselle Cup In Rifle Range
Squad 2 of Essex Troop A Newark took the Eiselle Cup for the second time in three years by scoring 255 of 300 at the armory. Squad 3 totaled 220 and Squad 4 200. Led by Sergt Clifford Brown 85 Corporal George Wilkinson 6 Private Cyrus Trecartier 54. runner ups Sergt St Clair 78 and Private Bahler 74 with Private Marshal 68. The cup debuted three years ago with the first leg captured by last night’s winners.
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Newark
Sergt
Clifford Brown
George Wilkinson
Cyrus Trecartier
St. Clair
Bahler
Marshal
Early Start Planned for Larchmont Regatta
The Regatta Committee of the Larchmont Yacht Club moved the spring regatta start to 10:25 AM for the new fifty foot class to view the second international polo game on Saturday. The warning signal for other classes is scheduled for 1:13 PM.
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Larchmont Yacht Club
Carpentier and Wells Sign London Rematch in November
Georges Carpentier and Bom bardier Wells agreed to a London return bout in November. Carpentier had defeated Wells on June 1 in Ghent, Belgium to claim the European heavyweight title.
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Wells
London
Georges Carpentier
Bombardier Wells
Ghent
Belgium
Europe
Belmont Park Racing Entries List for Seven Races
Entries for Belmont Park feature seven races with weights and odds for two year olds selling at five and a half furlongs straight and for three year olds and up handicap at seven furlongs. Military Steeplechase two miles offers Zagg San Angelo and Kinelon among others with various weights. Belmont Handicap for three year olds features Flying Fairy Rock View and Bar negat with top weights. Steeplechase handicap two miles includes Timber Winkle and The Welkin among entries. Maiden mile features Rebound Frijole and Judge Walser. Selling one mile and eighth includes Daingerfield Donz McDonald Kormak Warhorn. Apprentice allowance noted.
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Gallop
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Wooden Shoes
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Sand Hill
the Turk
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Bob R
Rolling Stone
Palanquin
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Jack Wall
Flatter
Whisper Belle
Dixon
Jim Caffrey
Daingerfield
Fred Mulholland
Donz“ McDonald
Kormak
Warhorn
Rucker Struggles as Dodgers Fall to Cubs in Chicago
Nap Rucker was ineffective as the Dodgers drop their first 1913 game at Cub Park 6 to 1. Chicago pitcher Bert Humphries held Brooklyn to five safeties, while Cubs hitters staked six runs in the first two innings. Stengel receives a diamond watch from Aurora fans. Miller is hurt in a rundown play.
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