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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1910

Page

10

Chicago and Philadelphia Baseball Box Score Notable Hits and Outs

Box score highlights from a Chicago versus Philadelphia game listing base hits by Payne Walsh Hartsel and others. Pitching details show Plank Morgan and Walsh with nine innings combined while Morgan allowed five walks and several hit batters. The game featured multiple double plays, stolen bases by Collins Walsh Zeidler Gandil, and a two hour fifty five minute duration. Umpires were Dineen and Connolly.

Chicago Philadelphia Payne Walsh Hartsel Plank Morgan Purtell Blackburne Mullen Collins Zeidler Gandil Zeider Barry Davin Baker Davis Browne Gandi Veers Chica Philadelpe Balla Bail Messrs Dineen and Connolly Hummel Lennox Archer Brooklyn Clago Hofman Wheat Barger Sheckard Steinfeldt Tinker Davidson Evers Chance Hummetl McElveen Burch Daubert Cole Bergen Messrs. Johnstone and Moran Newark Jersey City Fioien Kelly Schlafly Clement Deinenger Hanifan Abetetn Mits Mueller Hy Mueller Camnitz Wases T‘risp Mesars Hurst and Halligan

Pirates Fall 5 to 1 to Giants in New York Showdown

The Giants defeated the Pirates 5 to 1 as Christy Mathewson shut down Pittsburgh. Honus Wagner’s Hall of Fame bid faces doubt after a fruitless day, while Merkle and Bridwell helped New York strike late.

Youths Summer Mixture Suits Reduced at Three Broadway Stores

Rocrers Peer & Company announces discounts on youths mixture suits from $1 to $10 off former prices. Stock includes sizes 32 to 35 and four price points $15 $18 $20 and $22. Stores listed at Warren Street 13th Street and 34th Street.

Sues H. P Rainier Motor Ca Broadway, Cor 64Th St N. Y

Baseball results and standings across leagues

National League games saw New York beat Pittsburg 5 to 1 and Brooklyn topple Chicago 3 to 2 in fourteen innings. Cincinnati and Philadelphia tied 3 to 3 after sixteen innings, while Boston won 2 to 0 over St Louis. American League highlights include New York 3 Cleveland 0 and St Louis 5 Washington 4. Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3 and Boston 8 Detroit 3. Eastern League results feature Jersey City 4 Newark 8 and Baltimore 8 Providence 4. Standings show New York leading with .674, Cleveland .437, Philadelphia .667, and Boston .533 among others.

New York Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston St. Louis Cleveland Washington Detroit American League

Where They Play Today

Pittsburg plays New York and Chicago faces Brooklyn while Cincinnati meets Philadelphia. St. Louis travels to Boston and New York hosts Cleveland. Philadelphia visits Chicago and Washington goes to St. Louis. Boston squares off with Detroit and Montreal plays Baltimore. Buffalo visits Rochester.

Pittsburg New York Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis Boston

Devlin Scores as Campbell Holds at Home Plate

Merkle singles in the run to put Seymour ahead. Devlin advances to second on the play before Campbell throws him out at the plate. Murray advances, and the inning continues with steady offense and baserunning.

Murray Devlin Pone Merkle Seymour Devlin Campbell

Baseball at Polo Grounds Ends Quietly as Giants Rest Up

A quiet Polo Grounds crowd watched the Giants lineup shift with Wagner at short and Hyatt at first while Flynn sat out. The Pirates maintained noise in the league as chatter filled the air, and Hans Wagner quipped about New York water versus St. Louis.

Pirates Kidd Hans Wagner Leach Hyatt Flynn Pittsburgs Ataboy Hans Wagner New York St. Louis

Brooklyn and Chicago edge in fourteen inning Battle

Brooklyn defeats Chicago 3 to 2 in fourteen innings at Washington Park. Barger pitched brilliantly, went 4 for 5 with a double driving in the deciding run as fans carried him off the field. Tinker and Evers starred for Chicago in a game marked by late-inning twists and strong defense.

Brooklyn Chicago Washington Park Barger Tinker Evers

Herzog One-Hand Stop Helps Boston Shut Out St Louis 2 0

In Boston on June 15 Herzog made a spectacular one hand stop in the sixth to prevent a St Louis rally and Boston won 2 to 0. Mattern held the visitors to scattered hits while Bresnahan drove a key ball over third base with Huggins on second.

Boston Herzog St. Louis Huggins Bresnahan Mattern Louis Sw'ney Mowrey Graham Hauser

Sixteen inning tie in Philadelphia Cincinnati game

The June 18 contest ended 3 to 3 after sixteen innings in a pitcher duel. Rowan of Cincinnati shut down Philadelphia after the ninth, while Moore and McQuillan each worked eight innings. Knabe and Moran were ejected in the tenth after disputing a decision.

Philadelphia Cincinnati Rowan Moore McQuillan Knabe Moran Klem Bescher Bates Laskert Yobl'zei Brennan Mitchell Rf de Downey Magee Ichee McLean Ward Clarke Witshart Gan Doolan Wood’ Ff Sijack McQuiln Titus

Ford Invincible Against the Naps in Cleveland

New York defeats Cleveland 9 to 8 in a sunlit game seen by a large crowd. Ford outpitched Cy Young with solid support from his fielders as Lajoie went hitless. Key plays included Chase’s one handed catch and Gardner’s double play, ending with Ford’s three-base hit driving in the decisive runs.

New York Times Cleveland Ohio New York Yankees Hemphill Youngstown Walter Laporte Gardner Russell Ford Y Young Young Blood Ford Jurst Cy Young Young Lajoie Naps Chase Knight Turner Austin Walter Johnson Cree Stovall Graney Birmingham Sweeney Krueger Bradley Getcerevers Chage Clevelan Tener Wee Easterly Offner Strue

St Louis Beats Washington 5 to 4 in Myers Park Game

St Louis defeated Washington 5 to 4 as four runs were scored in the seventh inning off Walker. Fisher was lifted for a pinch in the seventh. Lake pitched for St Louis with Walker and Criss in relief. Officials were Sheridan and Kerin. game lasted one hour 57 minutes.

ST. Louis Washington Today Walker Washington Aarpoa Arrhpoa Fisher Milan H'tzell Lelivelt Wallace IiGesaler Newman Unzl'b Schw'r H'sman Conroy Ir’sdale Killifer Stephens BiStreet Lake Criss OlHardy Stone Elberfeld Fisher Truesdale Bialo S.r Gseecess Hartzell Schweitzer Con

Stanage Homer Key In Detroit 8 3 Win Over Boston

Detroit beat Boston 8 to 3 as Stanage hit a home run with Simmons on base. Karger was strong except in the fifth and seventh innings. Gardner Engle and Karger contributed with multiple hits while Mullin struggled for Boston.

Detroit Hoston Mullin Karger Stanage Simmons Gardner Engle Boston Lord Hooper Ollivsh Speaker Stahl Icrawld Del'h'ty Lawis Mer'ty Corrigan T. Jones

Chicago Defeats Philadelphia in Fourteen Inning Thriller

Chicago wins 4 to 3 over Philadelphia in a fourteen inning game. The decisive sequence came on a base on balls to Purtell, followed by a sacrifice by Mullen and Payne, and Walsh’s single. Blackburne was ejected in the fourteenth by Dineen for disputing a call. Zeider committed five errors all on grounders.

Chicago Philadelphia Purtell Mullen Payne Walsh Blackburne Dineen Zeider Hortsel If Browne Oldring Collins Gandil Haker Davis Bi Kb'ness Murphy Barry Morgan Gee

Tigers and Eli Clash in Deciding Yale Princeton Game

Yale and Princeton meet at American League Park for the third game of their intercollegiate baseball series at 3 30 this afternoon. Princeton is favored after a 2 1 win at New Haven and Yale won 4 2 there. Tim Hurst will umpire, with White pitching for Yale and Sterrett Woodle contributing key hits.

Yale Princeton American League Park Manhattan New Haven Tigers S. W. White Sterrett Woodle Tommers Tim Hurst Seore

Skeeters Hang On For Strong Finale In Newark

In Newark on June 13 the Skeeters, led by pitching from Mueller, kept the Scribblers scoreless through six innings before Newark broke through in the seventh. Esmond and Butler sparked a late rally, and Demenger homered in the eighth to seal a 7 4 win for Jersey City over Newark.

Newark Touden Meyer Schi Kelly Gettm'n Zim'm Ager Mueller Gan Ganley Jersey City Hanif'n Hanf'd Johnson Abstein Esmo Butler, c T Hearne Agler The Egan Friars Crisp Hanifan Esmond Butler

Batteries and Umpires List for Toronto and Baltimore Games

Box score fragments show R.H.E. Toronto and R.H.D. Baltimore matches with listed batteries and multiple umpires. Montreal and Providence tables include player combinations Donnelly Malloy Byers Lav erner Thompson Fitzgerald and others.

R.H.E. Toronto Montreal MacGinley McAllister Keefe Curtis Kelly Stafford R.H.D. Baltimore Providence Donnelly Malloy Byers Laverner Thompson Fitzgerald Messrs Murray and Byron

Rochester vs Buffalo Battery Officials List

Umpires Mucesars Finnerand and Boyle oversee a Rochester versus Buffalo battery contest with Kavidee Blair Taylor and Williams noted in the lineup.

R.H.B Rochester Buffalo Kavidee and Blair Taylor and Williams Mucesars, Finnerand and Boyle

Amherst Beats Brown on Class Day Score 2 to 1

Amherst defeated Brown 2 to 1 on Class Day in Providence. Amherst scored both runs in the second inning on singles by Kane Henry and Washburn aided by Mansur’s muff of Hennessey’s throw. Brown replied with a seventh inning rally, but Amherst held on. game lasted 1 hours 45 minutes with umpire Hassett.

Providence R. L Brown Amherst Kane Henry Washburn Mansur Hennessey R. H. E. Amherst McClure Bliss and Hennessey Hassett

Penn Leads Cornells 2 1 In Alumni Day Close

The University of Pennsylvania baseball team beat Cornell 2 to 1 on Alumni Day in Philadelphia. Penn scored in the first and ninth innings while Cornell tallied in the seventh and ninth. Batteries Schults and Cozens for Penn with Kavanaugh and Williams for Cornell.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Cornell R. H. E. Pennsylvania Cornellic Cceas Schults and Cozens Kavanaugh Williams

Williams Ties Holy Cross In Uneventful Game

Williams and Holy Cross finished 2 to 2 after eight innings as the game was halted to let Holy Cross catch a train. Errors affected nearly every score, except Holy Cross's final run on a deep center fly. Batter:lee J Mahoney Sweeney Davis Lambie. Umpire Sternburg. Time 1:45.

Williamstown Maass Williams Holy Cross R. E. Holy Cross Batterlee J. Mahoney Sweeney Davis Lambie Mr. Sternburg

Connecticut League Scores and Results Summary

Waterbury 5 Holyoke 0 New Britain 7 New Haven 4 in 12 innings. Springfield 2 Hartford 1 in 12 innings. Northampton 4 Bridgeport 3 and Northampton 5 Bridgeport 4.

Waterbury Holyoke New Britain New Haven Springfield Hartford Northampton Bridgeport

Tri-State and New York State League Scores Brought

Scores from the Tri-State League show Williamsport and Harrisburg tied at five, plus losses for York, Reading, and other clubs with Altoona and Johnstown posting varied results. The New York State League notes Troy beating Scranton 9 to 0 by forfeit and Elmira topping Utica 4 to 2, with Binghamton defeated by Syracuse 5 to 8.

Williamsport Harrisburg Trenton York Lancaster Reading Altoona Johnstown Troy Scranton Wilkesbarre Albany Elmira Utica Binghamton Syracuse

New England League Scores For Worcester And Nearby Teams

In 13 innings Worcester defeated New Bedford 4 to 3 while New Bedford beat Worcester 2 to 1. Lawrence beat Haverhill 4 to 3. Fall River topped Lowell 4 to 2. Brockton won 1 to 0 against Lynn.

Worcester New Bedford Lawrence Haverhill Fall River Lowell Brockton Lynn

Southern League results shown for Atlanta Nashville and Mobile

In the Southern League, Atlanta defeated Nashville 2 to 1, Mobile beat Montgomery 8 to 1, and Mobile routed Montgomery 8 to 2. Also listed is Memphis at Chattanooga with a score and location noted.

Atlanta Nashville Mobile Montgomey Montgomery Memphis Chatsnooga Ain

Footprint Wins Tremont Stakes at Gravesend

Footprint the two year old son of Rock Sand won the Tremont Stakes at Gravesend worth 6490 dollars. Blackfoot placed and Babbler finished third after a fall by Meridian caused a first turn incident. Fashion Plate and Petronius won other Belmont Stable races as Footprint led to victory in a six furlong split.

Belmont Footprint Rock Sand Gravesend Brooklyn Jockey Club Tremont Francis R. Hitchcock Blackfoot Babbler Meridian C. L. Harrison Vincent Powers M. L. Schwartz Doncaster H. K. Knapp Oneck Fashion Plate Petronius Pretend Fauntleroy Thare F. BK. Lemaire Russell- Ethel T McGee Woodhaven Stable B. F. Lacasette McCahey T. Monahan Ch. O. Pretend Garner Oneck Stable Brg Petronius Aempronius Clara Bauer Reid Shilling A. Belmont B. G. Babbler Creevy J. L. McGinnis B. F. Fair Miss Ural Eeshuewes Gaviaelevesé Ge Whim Bh. F Crash Lang Warwick B. c Shiling Valerie B. F Heatherington Ugo Hyland Isabel Casse Hermetic Ch. c Davis Walsh Oneck Stabte Woolathorpe-Fashionable J. McLaughlin B. c. Fauntleroy Peter Law F. A. Mulholland B. m. Pins and Needles Dugan F. R. Hitchcock Archibald Powers Beverwyck Stable B. c. Quantico Atheling-Pilcrimage R. E. Watkin Lad of Langdon Vaan R. F Carman Sir Cleges Duan Stanhope B. G Gross County Fair Bergen Balbek Cowdin Ch. G Whiting Critic Bik. G Winder Peverwyck Stable B. H Sir John Johnson Isidor la Tosca Sr Sven T.te S. c. Hildreth S Bik Restigouche Bhilling Seees Br. c. Shannon Urek Tim Pippin Alco Rai

Brookline Races Open with Flat and Obstacle Events at Clyde Park

Brookline Mass June 15 The Brookline Country Club opened its annual meeting at Clyde Park with four flat races and three obstacle events. Robert G. led a close finish in the second race over King of Bashan. Bers fell in the first jump of the steeplechase causing fatal injuries to the horse. Winners included Hooger Red George G. Hall Lanape Bird of Flight Sele ctus with purses ranging from 200 to 1500 dollars and a Myopia Hunt Cup of 750.

Brookline Mass Brookline Country Club Clyde Park Robert G H. Leach King of Bashan Bers G. Fleischman Oddcraft Royal Vane B. Tuckerman George G. Hall R. Taylor Faultless Alpers Malaga P. Kelcher Lanape H. Harrison Nutellus N. Prince Roselle D. Kerr Bird of Flight Ross Fenton WW. Allen Essex Selectus BE. Hayes Synchronized R. Jackson Rising Star

Freebooters beat Wanderers in Van Cortlandt Park polo match

The Freebooters defeated the Wanderers 10 to 6 in a Squadron A inter regimental cup polo at Van Cortlandt Park. Wanderers had a six goal handicap and scored one tally, with half counted due to a penalty on Lorillard Spencer Jr. L. J. Hunt and P. Boyer led with four goals each. J. H. Hunt added two.

Freebooters Wanderers Squadron A van Cortlandt Park Lorillard Spencer, Jr L. J. Hunt P. Boyer J. H. Hunt

Devon Polo Team Wins Cup Game

Devon Polo team defeated Philadelphia Country Club 13 to 10 in the second game of the Ladies Challenge Cup at Bryn Mawr. The Devon squad carried a ten goal handicap.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Country Club

Smith Aims to Beat Ex-Mariner Ketchel Foe at Fairmont

Jim Smith, who fought Ketchel last week, again shows grit by staggering Ketchel several times. News of his two recent bouts suggests he will face Sailor Burke next Tuesday night at the Fairmont Athletic Club with hopes of a victory.

Jim Smith Stanley Ketchel Ketchel Smith Sailor Burke Fairmont Athletic Club Mariner

Unclear Race Card Snippet With Multiple Entries

Fragmentary listing of horse names, weights, and race details across several races. Includes numerous oblique entries such as Leontine Rosimiro St. Joseph Hectagon and trainer or jockey-sounding notes, with inconsistent OCR marks and missing context.

Night Rider Wins Fifty-Eighth Brakes at Ascot Heath

In Ascot Heath England on June 15 the fifty-eighth Brakes for two year olds over five furlongs saw Night Rider owned by Charles Carroll take first place with Rhosmarket finishing second and Transport third. Nine horses ran.

Horace R Folli Levy Perry Johnson Ward Cuthbert Lismore Royal Onyx John A. Munro Lisaro Our Hannah St. Joseph Fauntleroy Shawnee Hlunéara Jeanne Sir Alvescot Hampton Court George W. Lebolt Ronnie Kelso Cheek Oewness Wise Mason Jacgler Eeees Martinez Beaucoup Far West Palcada Norbitt ulToe Madden Aidina Charivart George Field Henry Munroe Ascot Heath England Charles Carroll Rhosmarket Transport

Binghamton Club Changes Owners

The Binghamton Baseball Association took over the Binghamton New York State League Club and was incorporated with a capital of 10000 dollars. Directors include Willis Sharpe Kilmer John P. E. Clark Wirt W. Newell William H. Hecox Michael F. Haley Porter J. Edwards of Binghamton and James H. Mooney of Ilton.

Albany N. Y Binghamton Baseball Association Binghamton Willis Sharpe Kilmer John P. E. Clark Wirt W. Newell William H. Hecox Michael F. Haley Porter J. Edwards James H. Mooney Ilton

Scranton Forfeits Game to Troy in State League

In Troy New York on June 15 the game between Troy and Scranton was forfeited to the home club by umpire Kelly after Scranton manager Croes refused to pay fines from Tuesday's game. President Farrell of the State League attended but did not intervene.

Troy N. Y Scranton Kelly Croes Farrell State League

Adventures in Africa with Roosevelts Tour

A Bouvenir of ex President Roosevelts African tours is highlighted with adventures and meetings with emperors and kings. The Pictorial Section of next Sundays New York Times features the illustrated piece.

Roosevelt Africa Kinga New York Times

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