Cubs Trounce Giants 8 2 as Schulte Mulligan Lead Rally
Frank Schulte and Ed Mulligan each collected four hits to pace the Chicago Cubs to an 8 2 win over the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds. Schulte homered and Mulligan added a three base hit, with Williams, Merkle and others contributing as Chicago built a big early lead and held on. Tesreau relieved and shut down the Giants after Anderson faltered in the third inning.
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Chicago Cubs
Polo Grounds
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Joe Tinker
Fred Anderson
Jeff Tesreau Ruber
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Weeghman
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Rathore Anderson
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Enishe
Phillies Beat Mamaux in Close Ball Game
Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 2 to 1 as Mamaux yielded three hits through eight innings. Alexander allowed two runs on a ninth inning rally aided by Johnston and Wagner, with Wagner driving in the decisive score for the Phillies.
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Philadelphia
Mamaux
Pittsburgh
Alexander
Fonnston
Hinchmen
Marney
Miller
Gibson
Jacobs
Teta
acCostello
Tom Leng
St. Louis
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Brooklyn
Pea Myers
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across MLB
National League results include Chicago defeating New York 8 to 2, Brooklyn over St Louis 3 to 1, Philadelphia 2 over Pittsburgh 1, and Cincinnati at Boston postponed by rain. American League games saw Detroit 8 New York 6, Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 1, Chicago 3 Washington 6, and Boston 3 with St Louis 4. Schedule notes list Chicago at New York and several interleague matchups.
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Phillies Defeat Barrington. Mamaux and Alexander Shine
Philadelphia wins 5 to 3 over Barnerbury in a nine inning game. Mamaux allows three hits and two runs in six innings while Alexander gives up four hits and one run in two innings. Lively pitching and careful defense pace a short game lasting one hour and twenty four minutes.
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Barney
Johbneton
Burgh
Philadelphia
Basle
Mamaux
Rune
Alexander
Musars
O'Day
Eason
Indians Get Trio In Row Over Phila in 3-1 Win
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 3 to 1 to stretch its winning streak to three. Howie Howard doubled home a run in the first inning with the bases loaded, and Ed Walsh contributed key late relief. Klepfer started, Coveleskie finished, as Coventry battles and defensive plays shaped the victory.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Klepfer
MacInnis
Walsh
Coveleskie
Oidring
Schang
Stellbauer
Clevelands
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Graney
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Austin's Double Timely Lifts St. Louis Over Boston
In St. Louis, Austin doubled home Plank with two outs in the ninth to give the Cardinals a 4 to 3 win over the Red Sox. Ruth hit a ninth inning homer for Boston, but St. Louis squandered a seventh inning rally.
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Austin
Plank
Boston
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Pratt
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Johnson
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Chapman
Scott
Thomas
Gregs
Rutgers Beats Stevens In Eleven Inning Pitching Duel
Rutgers defeats Stevens 4 to 3 in eleven innings in New Brunswick. Waterfield fanned fifteen and Belloff struck out thirteen as the only walk occurred off Belloff. Seiler scored the winning run after a fumble and a hurried tag, Berg’s double drove him to third, and Seiler slid home on the scramble between bases.
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New York Times
New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers
Stevens
Waterfield
Belloff
Seiler
Cotter
Berg
Browning
Weller
Wwterfield
American Association City List Mentions Teams
A fragment lists teams and places including Kansas City Toledo Louisville St Paul IndianapolisMinnespolia, showing a regional association reference. The terse note hints at standings or affiliations within the American Association.
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Kansas City
S. Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minnespolia
Detroit Wins Wild Tilt Despite Umpire Decisions
Two hours and twenty two minutes long, the Tigers defeated the Yankees 6 to 4 in a game marked by disputed calls from umpires Chill and Dineen. Donovan was banished after protesting a close play at second as Cobb slid home, with Detroit holding a late lead and Cobb homering to seal the win.
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New York Times
Detroit
Mich
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Dineen
Tigers
Yankees
Manger Donovan
Cobb
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Gedeon
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Lonovan
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Heisman
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Donovan
Jennings
Tciers
Davis
Aland Cullop
Love
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Twir
Ray Fisher
Gers
Peckinpaugh
Witt Burns
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Tower
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Roger
Familton
Nanamaker
Fisher
Gilhooley
Stanage
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Leslie
Hamilton
Baker
Yankee
Boland
Young
Ripp
Teach
Bush
Hartzell
Burns
Nunn Hartzell
Foyne
Dausa
Anamaker
Cauldwell
Juss
Yanks
Umpire Harrison Stirs Controversy in Brooklyn Win
In a tense six inning at Ebbets Field on yesterday’s 8 game between St Louis and Brooklyn the decisive moment came when umpire Harrison ruled Bescher fair on a drive by Getz to foul territory denying a Cardinals protest Brooklyn shaded St Louis 3 to 1 Getz later doubled and O Mara scored as Brooklyn built a lead despite Cardinals protests and late efforts.
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Robins
Brooklyn
Cardinals
Bescher
Getz
Johnston
Mound City
Slim Sallee
Mike Mowrey
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Mr. Harrison
Philadelphia
Culshaw
Ollie O'Mara
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Myers
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Cheney
Benz Baffles Washington as Chicago Wins 3–0
Joe Benz held Washington to three hits and Chicago won its third straight over the Nationals 3 to 0. Opportune hits off Gallia aided the White Sox in the victory at Washington, with key runs scoring in the middle innings.
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Joe Benz
Washington
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Sox
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Judge
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Evans
Polo Cup Triumph by Philadelphia Country Club over Bryn Mawr Freebooters
Philadelphia Country Club won the Morelton Cup with a 12 to 7 victory over Bryn Mawr Freebooters on club grounds. The match featured a heavy collision in the fourth period when Wister Randolph of the Freebooters was shaken but returned to play.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Philadelphia Country Club
Bryn Mawr Freebooters
Wister Randolph
Whreebooters
Beyn Mawr
Country Club
Heap
I—A
Yarnall
Thomas Stokes
Wanamaker
W. Ss. Stokes
Standolph
A-F. L. Stokes
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Condercomers Philadelphia Country Club
Ryn Mawr Freebooters
E. W. Hopping
T. Harrison, Jr
Weather-affected games across upstate cities postponed
A slate of college and high school games across Albany Syracuse Binghamton Wilkes Barre Scranton Utica and nearby towns was postponed due to wet grounds. The postponements shift schedules as teams await clearer conditions.
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Albany
Troy
Binghamton
Wilkes Barre
Syracuse
Scranton
Utica
Southern Association Scores From Memphis and Nearby Cities
Memphis 3 Atlanta 1. Little Rock 9 Birmingham 6. Nashville 0 Mobile unknown. Chattanooga 1.
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Hibler Victorious in Grand National at Belmont Park
Hibler led most of the three mile Grand National Steeplechase at Belmont Park, ridden by Parrette, finishing well ahead of Footlights and Brentwood. The field included Hibler’s rivals from the Green Tree Stable, Virile and Martian, with L. Belmont’s Top Hat among early leaders. Hibler’s victory followed last Saturday’s win and came with handicaps adjusted. Martian won the Mat’s event, while several riders faced falls and retirements on the backstretch.
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F. Ambrose Clarke
Hibler
Belmont Park
Long Island
Aintree
Robert Oliver
Parrette
Knight Errant
Petteto
Erry Malotte
Vincent Powers
Footlights
Brentwood
Virile
Greentree
H. Wages Martian
Victor
E. Degan
Russia
Raymond Belmont
Fred Alpers
C. H. Robbins
John Tucker
A. C. Schwartz
Joe Notter
White
Mr. Belmont
Top Hat
Martian
Yale and Princeton Face Deciding Baseball Game Tomorrow
The Yale and Princeton series ends with the third contest set for tomorrow at Newark International League Base Ball Club. Yale won the opening game 5 to 0 and Princeton took the second 7 to 5 at Princeton. Garfield and Watrous are named as possible Princeton pitchers for tomorrow.
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Yale
Princeton
Newark International League Baseball Club
Pares
New Haven
Tigers
Tweed
Garfield
Watrous
Penn Crew Captain Declines Varsity Seat in Sportsmanlike Act
At Highland training quarters Captain W E P Chickering and Coxswain A J Poster refused promoted seats after recent shifts, preferring teammates be seen as best. Chickering backed R J Breitinger for bow, Foster stood by captaincy, Wright notes no more crew changes for race day amid favorable practice weather. Secretary Frank D Fackenthal of Columbia observed.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Highland
W. E P. Chickering
A. J. Poster
Joe Wright
Onn
Chickering
Foster
Wright
Varsity
R. J. Breitinger
Penny Varsity
Wrights
Columbia University
Harvard and Yale Crews Shuffle Amid Illness and Weigh-In
At New London Harvard sheds No 6 rower Middendorf with a severe cold and fills in with White. Freshman No 3 Vinder out for swollen glands, Richards substitutes. Yale replaces coxswain McLane with Lashar as lighter captain. Both teams limit practice to two miles as crews stay close to river.
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New York Times
New London
Conn
Harvard
Herry Ss
Middendorf
Denny
James C. White
M. Taylor
Henley
Crimson
John Vinder
Richards
Sinder
Yale
Allan McLane
Thomas Lanhar
Melanie
Nickalls
Lashar
Will
Dundee Edges Leonard In Tight Madison Square Garden Bout
A crowd of about six thousand watched Johnny Dundee claim a close decision over Benny Leonard in a fast paced ten round lightweight contest at Madison Square Garden. Dundee pressed the action with aggressive exchanges while Leonard used speed and sharp countering to contest the bout, but Dundee finished strong to take the victory.
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Madison Square Garden
Johnny Dundee
Benny Leonard
Harlem
Freddie Welsh
Laurela
Leonard
Dundee
Benny
Steve
Edeonard Fort
Dundee Crowe
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Trundee
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Tunder
Races Listed for Two and Older In Five Furlongs to A Mile
A racing card lists multiple events including two year olds selling over five furlongs with weights for Cheer Spinater Radiant Flower Moon lighter and others. a handicap selling six and one half furlongs with Nephthys Redland Naushon and more. a four and one half furlongs conditions race Ed Garrison Yankee Witch Meeting Moments and others. a Quogue Handicap for maidens about two miles with Brother tone Guardian Saint Lenavaal and Welsh King. a sixth race selling one mile with Sandow Fuzzy Wuzzy Daingerfield Chesterton Ray o Tight and more.
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Cheer
Spinater
Radiant Flower
Moonlighter
Nephthys
Redland
Naushon
Tree As Steel
Corsican
Fern Brook
Pullux
Sir William Johnson
Torero
Heather Moon
Garrison
Yankee Witch
Alvord
Dreadnought
Grundy
Arnold
Fellerdad
Bally
Burney A. Iw
Cantara
Whimsy
Sandman IL
Roly
Brother Tone
Lenavaal
Rustia
Ward
Sandow
Fuxzy Wuzzy
Masse
Malabar
Naushen
Daingerfield
Chesterton
Ray O Tight
Coronado Wins Polo Match For Wootton Cup
Coronado of New York defeats Devon Polo Club 16 1 2 to 14 1 4 at Bryn Mawr to win the fifth round of the Wootton Cup in a disputed game marked by riding and exciting periods. Alexander Brown leads Coronado with key plays while Heckscher, Mather, and Headleston contribute on the Devon side. Eight periods of seven minutes apiece were played with Alfred M. Collins serving as referee.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Penn
Coronado
Alexander Brown
Devon Polo Club
Bryn Mawr
Devon
Heap
M. Heckscher
A. J. D. Paul
C. P. Headleston
W. P. Stewart
Victor Mather
Gatina
Mather
Coronado Scals
Alfred M. Collins
Louta R. Winter, Jr
Massive Entries in New Brunswick Junior Championships
Two hundred fifty athletes from fifteen clubs enter the Metropolitan Association A A U junior track and field championships at Nielsen Field New Brunswick N J on Saturday under Knights of St Peter A C A A U headquarters at 21 Warren Street announced the entries the largest ever and include star college and high school competitors from New York A C Irish American A C Long Island A C Knights of St Antony and Salem Crescent A C with top names from Brown Rutgers Yale Columbia Princeton and Stuyvesant High School plus notable athletes from Pennsylvania and Flushing High School among others.
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N. J
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Warren Street
New York A. C
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W. T. Brown
Yale
Lawrence Cudder
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Frank Whales
Columbia
H. l. Crawford
Iadden
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James Sinclair
Stuyvesant High School
H. H. Io
Mercury
Robertson
Eddie
Corwith
Cornell
Floyd Pene
New York University
Frank Ofman
Flushing High School
William Albrecht
Levy
Brown University
Knights of St. Antony Standarders
William H.overtson
Lester Stevens
New Mie Geckes
Pittsburgh Victor in Track Duel at State College
The University of Pittsburgh track team defeated Pennsylvania State by 64 to 62 in a close dual meet at State College on June 12.
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Pittsburgh
State College
Penn
University of Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State
Man buys two silk lined suits after returning to tailor
A man who came back to the tailor after considering other options bought two of the handsomest silk lined suits he had ever owned, paying the price he used to pay for one. He indicated he needed to see what the tailor had before deciding, and did not feel urged to hurry the choice.
Coast suit and summer wear at Peet Company sale
Straw hats low shoes bathing suits including one piece Coast suit silk shirts soft collars. Everything for hot weather wear at Peet Company in New York shopping area known as The Four Broadway Corners at Broadway and 13th Street.
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