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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
6
Needham, long-time Cubs watcher, was pressed into catching duties at the Polo Grounds as Henry O Day managed a patchwork lineup. The Cubs overcame an early Giants rally, guided by Needham’s glove work and a late rally, finishing 7 to 6.
National League games included Chicago 7 New York 6 in sixteen innings, St Louis 8 Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 1, Boston 5 Pittsburgh 3. American League saw St Louis 9 New York 3, Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 1, Washington 5 Chicago 0, Detroit 1 Boston 0. Federal League had Kansas City 53 Brooklyn 1, Indianapolis 5 Pittsburgh 4, Baltimore 4 Chicago 0, Buffalo 1 St Louis 0. International League results listed Providence 5 Jersey City 0, Baltimore 3 Newark 2, Rochester 4 Buffalo 3 in ten, Toronto 10 Montreal 5. Standing of the Clubs.
A string of midweek baseball results from Montreal Rochester and Baltimore plus Providence shows Toronto Montreal Buffalo Rochester and Baltimore games with varied innings. Brown defeats Pennsylvania 10 to 2 at Providence with standout Hazlett three singles and Henry pitching.
The Phillies beat Cincinnati 6 to 5 in a 11 inning game. Key hits included Groh Magee and Niehoff with two bases, Paskert and Luderus homer but Luderus also credited with a three-base hit. Ames pitched two and two thirds, Koestner four, Mayer four. Reed, Magee, and Luderus turned double plays.
Boston beat Pittsburgh 5 to 3 in a game marked by two seventh inning home runs by Gilbert and Connolly. Pirates second baseman Viex cracked a rib in a third inning collision and was taken to hospital with projected two week absence. The Braves earned four straight wins for the first time this season amid disputes with umpires and several errors by Pittsburgh.
The Browns defeated the Yankees in St Louis as Maisel and others produced timely hits. Baumgardner earned the decision for the Browns while Fisher and Cole took the loss for New York. Leary improved at first base and limited Yankees stealing as Browns kept long baserunners in check.
Philadelphia edges Cleveland 9 to 6 on a night of sharp singles and big hits. McInnis and Baker spark the offense as Dollamore lasts seven for the visitors, Wyckoff and James handle the mound duties for Cleveland.
In a fast game at Kansas City, Brooklyn falls 5 to 16 as Stovall hits a seventh inning homer with Kenworthy on second. Batteries list Somers Peters Owen and Enzenroth for Brooklyn, Stone for KC. Other scores show St Louis and Indianapolis blowouts with notable pitching and lineups.
Washington defeats Chicago 6 to 0 as Ayres shuts out the Cubs. Schalk injures arm sliding into the plate. Brown reports to Manager Callahan. Foster leads Washington with solid defense and timely hits while Chicago strands runners and fails to crack Ayres’s game plan.
Detroit pitcher Coveleskie blanked Boston while Rankin Johnson lost for the third time this season as Bush tripled and Moriarty scored on a sacrifice fly in the first inning. Two hits for Boston and five for Johnson highlighted a tight pitching duel in a 1-0 Detroit win.
Cleveland, Ohio June 12. Wyckoff pitched well as Philadelphia secured the third game of the series 6 to 1. The Naps managed two hits in the seventh inning and their lone run came in that frame. Collins recorded two infield hits and a strong day at the plate.
A Montreal delegation asked club management to sell or trade the team within the International League or move them to another league. They admitted inability to play at a winning level and urged broad personnel changes for the club's benefit as the team sits at the bottom of the league standings.
The University of California baseball team defeated a picked Hawaiian Islands team 2 to 0 in Honolulu. The Californians were brought to the islands by public subscription for the opening game of a series.
Joe Carter and Frankie Maher headlined a star ten round bout at New Polo Athletic Association. Carter took early control andpressured Maher to a dazed state, finally earning a well deserved victory in a highly judged event. McCabe vs Quinn showcased sharp skill and strong generalship with McCabe drawing praise akin to Abe Attell. Schnall and Anstey fought ten tough rounds, Anstey narrowly ahead as weight advantage aided his strength with a fiercely contested finale.
In a tiebreaking sixteenth inning the Dodgers suffer a passed ball by McCarty allowing St. Louis to win after a late rally. Brooklyn led 7 4 entering the ninth, but errors and a double by Whitted fueled a Cardinals comeback to force extra innings.
The standings show Albany 2 Utica 0, Scranton 6 over Elmira 2, Wilkes-Barre 4 defeating Binghamton 2, and Troy 5 over Syracuse 4 in recent league play.
In Lawrence Lowell defeated Lawrence 4 to 1. Portland-Lewiston beat Portland 8 to 2. Fitchburg edged Worcester 3 to 1. Haverhill defeated Lynn 5 to 3.
In Waterbury New London 13 to 4, Waterbury. Pittsfield 4 Hartford 0. Diskenery Eringenest 6 New Haven. Patriatinis Curnigfield 4 Hartford 0. Periodic results show mixed outcomes across cities with several shutouts and close margins.
At Milwaukee and Columbus teams played as Kansas City and Cleveland posted 6 to 2 results. Other games were postponed due to wet grounds.
In Wilmington Tr 6 Wilmington 4 Wilmington 3. At Deethcbites Yor Allen town 2. At Trenton Reading 77 Trenton 3.
Baseball results show Birmingham 16 New Orleans 2, Montgomery 10 Mobile 3, Nashville 4 Chattanooga 0, Memphis 7 Atlanta 6. Game notes reflect regional standings and team performances across the schedule.
In Petersburg and Roanoke the schedule shows games in Petersburg D and Roanoke. Newport News Portsmouth 4. Ten innings with darkness. Richmond at Norfolk postponed by rain.
Penn crew times trial at Poughkeepsie with Wisconsin’s Bohsted hurt but later returning. Quakers led by Marcy the stroke and Nickalls praised for fire and rhythm. Seaton and Syracuse crews posted day’s varied performances and Ithaca boats faced choppy swells at Kehtah.
Princeton freshmen boat won the inter class regatta over four eights on Lake Carnegie covering about 15-16 miles in 6 minutes 10 seconds. Senior eight finished second in 6 minutes 21 seconds with open water between. juniors and sophomores were neck and neck for third. Coach John Witzpatrick credited the victory to the smooth stroke and training. Bryan trophy was awarded to the novice upper class crew.
In Red Top and gales Ferry Conn on June 12 Coach Guy Nickalls replaced Gilfillan as stroke of Yale second eight and directed the crew with a tougher session. Gilfillan returned to his seat as vigor appeared in the shell. Harvard oarsmen rested with light work ahead of the regatta while observers Nelson Perkins Livingstone Davis John Richardson Richard Saltonstall and Dr James Hutchinson watched.
The Public Schools Athletic League runs the elementary schools track and field championships at Brooklyn Athletic Field near Avenue K and East Seventh Street this afternoon. There are 1,146 entries from five borough schools. The Elementary Schoolboy Band from Public School 21 Manhattan will provide music.
Honolulu June 12 Duke Kahanamoku, holder of multiple world records, placed fourth in a fifty yard Open water race yesterday. Wallin Kae, a young novice, won with a time of 0 22 2 5.
The piece touts a device claimed to protect Wilson Whiskey and notes its use to safeguard a mellow 1823 vintage. A free booklet offers famous club recipes from Wilson at 309 Fifth Avenue New York.
At Belmont Park crowds saw sharp finishes in races with maidens and non-winners close at the line. Hydroplane Miss Fielder Naiad Orolund Coquette The Finn Syosset II and Joe Rosenfield battled to decide winners as Stromboli Vandergrift and Punch Howl rendered a tight quartet. Six jockeys earned wins, Buxton riding three and Butwell two.
Races at Belmont Park proceed at noon due to Meadow Brook Polo Cup. Card features two-year-old maidens five furlongs Embroidery and Type among entrants, Keene Memorial Stakes six furlongs Haubork and Encore, and three-year-olds selling one mile including Master Joe Humiliation and Youeling. Fields include Guy Fisher and Montpelier Stables entries with weights listed. weathered by competing polo event.
The Squadron A polo clash at Van Cortlandt Park yesterday afternoon saw the Whites defeat the Reds 4 to 3 after six periods of seven and a half minutes. Ten players took the field with two recruits Collier and Eliott gaining experience as substitutes White Elliott Ely and Reds Strong also appeared. Umpire was Mr. Muller. Williams to defend bantam title in New Orleans on July with Pete Herman in ten round no-decision bout at a baseball park.
Our Sporting Goods Department offers polo mallets balls caps helmets polo shirts white riding breeches and tan riding boots all at moderate prices for players and fans alike.
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