Ray Fisher Shuts Out Detroit in 5-0 Victory
Ray Fisher pitched shutout five innings allowing five hits as the Yankees defeated the Tigers 5-0. Cobb was the lone spark for Detroit, while Fisher fanned five and Mullin kept Detroit hitless in four innings before Yankees support sealed the win.
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Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Ray Fisher
Fisher
Jennings
George Mullin
Chase
Mullin
Detroit Cannonaders
Ty Cobb
Jim Delehanty
Shaller
Cobb
Tiger
Crawford
Detroit
Tigers
New Yorks
Hase
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
American League tallies include New York 5 over Detroit 0 and Boston 4 over Cleveland 2 with Washington 8 over St. Louis 7. National League games feature New York 3 over St. Louis 0 and Boston 8 over Pittsburg 7, plus Brooklyn 1 over Cincinnati 0 and Philadelphia 1 over Chicago. Eastern League notes Newark vs Jersey City postponed by rain. Rochester 6 over Toronto 3. Baltimore 1 over Providence 0. Montreal 5 over Buffalo 1. Standings show Detroit atop American with 17 losses, New York leading in the National League with 19 wins. other club records and percentages listed.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Newark
Jersey City
Rochester
Toronto
Baltimore
Providence
Montreal
Buffalo
American League
Where They Play Today
Detroit at New York four P M Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Washington Cleveland at Boston New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Pittsburg Newark at Jersey City Providence at Baltimore Toronto at Rochester Buffalo at Montreal
Yankees Rally But Detroit Holds In Shootout At Batting Round
Hartzell and Cree powered the Yankees with timely doubles and singles as Mullin faltered early. Jennings failed to land a decisive argument. In the eighth, Knight and Chase sparked a rally with a squeeze as Gardner and Fisher added runs despite Detroit’s staunch defense.
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Hartzell
Cree
Hugh Jennings
Jennings
Hughey
Mullin
Daniels
Bush
Owney
Walter
Jett Field
Knight
Chase
Yankees
Agin
Shaller
Detroit
Marin
Stanage
Casey
Gardner
Hall
Sweeney
Fisher
O'Leary
Boston Nips Cleveland 4 to 2 in Slow First Game
Boston takes an early three run lead and holds on to defeat Cleveland 4 to 2. Olsen and Ball stand out with solid fielding and hitting as Ryerson Wood allows two runs over the full game in one hour fifty seven minutes.
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Boston
Kroston
Olsen
Cleveland
Abrhpoa
Hooper
Turner
Dner
Engle
Lewis
O'Graney
Yerkes
Stovall
Purtell
Liams
Elding
Kleinow
J'kson
Boson
Nantes
Jackson
Graney
Wood
Blanding
Messrs. Mullin and Evans
Washington Beats St Louis 8 to 7 In Close Baseball Contest
Washington defeats St Louis 8 to 7 in a hard hitting game. Milan hits a home run to highlight the contest as Powell and Hughes are driven from the mound amid a fusillade of hits.
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Washington
St. Loui
Powell
Hughes
Milan
Montreal Buffalo Battery Names Referee Umpires
The report lists Battery Merritt and Killifer, Burke and Roth from R B E Montreal and Buffalo with umpires Pender and Wright at Rochester.
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R.B.E
Montreal
Buffalo
Merritt
Killifer
Burke and Roth
Messrs. Pender and Wright
Giants Top Cardinals In First Of Series At League Park
The Giants beat the Cardinals 3 to 1 at League Park in St. Louis on June 15. Harry Sallee pitched for the Cards, held New York scoreless through six before a seventh inning rally produced three runs with bases on balls, two triples and a double. Merkle, Murray and Devlin led the key hits as Crandall shut the Cards down with five safeties for New York.
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Uo Hartzell
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Cree
Knight
Wee Ae
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Gardner
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J. Deleh'ty
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Gree
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Zell
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New York Times
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Newark
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Brooklyn Blanks Reds in Pitchers Battle
Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 1 to 0 on a single sacrifice and an error. Rucker outpitched Suggs as Brooklyn’s run came in the seventh. Batter details and fielding miscues from Tooley, Burch, Egan and others populate the box score of the June 15 game in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Kescher
Doubt
Tferan
OiBates
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Bergen
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Egan
Hummel
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Daubert
Suggest
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Philadelphia shuts out Chicago 1 to 0 in pennant race
In Chicago on June 15 Philadelphia pitching narrowly defeats Chicago 1 0 as Brown and Burns blank the hosts. Key moments include two singles and a sacrifice producing the only run with players Knahe Shkard Magee and Doyle contributing for Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Brown
Burns
Hofman
Magee
Luci
Dooin
Warcher
Shean
Doyle
Doolan
Lobert
Paskett
Zimmerman
Luderus
Messrs
Klem and Emslie
Baseball Player Transfers and Team Leadership Changes
Infielder Roach was released by the New York American Club to Jersey City. Catcher Lou Criger of the Milwaukee Association was unconditionally released. John Kling, ex Chicago catcher, named Captain of the Boston National League team by President Russell and Manager Fred Tenny. Patrick Bauman sold to Detroit Americans for Fall join. New Bedford Club receives 2500 dollars and Ness of Detroit. Pittsburg Club bought John Shovelin for 2500. Peter Wilson sold to Hartford Conneticut League. Wilson began with Hartford, drafted by New York Americans, then Montreal, then Troy. Harry Jones elected Colgate captain for 1912. John Lindbinger elected manager. Ernest Baker and Robert Ingraham named captain and manager of track for next season. Outfielder Jones sold to Boston Nationals.
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Lou Criger
Milwaukee American Association
John Kling
Chicago
Russell
Fred Tenny
Patrick Bauman
New Bedford
Detroit Americans
Ness
Detroit
Pittsburg
John Shovelin
Erie
Penn
Pennsylvania
Peter Wilson
Troy State Ieague
Hartford
Wilson
New York Americans
Montreal
Troy
Harry Jones
Holland Patent
N. Y
Colgate University
John Lindbinger
Ernest Baker
Poughkeepsie
Robert Ingraham
Binghamton
Outfielder Jones
Portsmouth
Ohio
Boseton Nationals
Baseball Scoreboard Notes From Altoona to York
In Altoona-Johnstown Altoona leads 6 to 3, Trenton-Wilmington 11 to 9, York-Harrisburg 3 to 1 with 13 innings. Reading at Lancaster notes a game in progress.
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Altoona
Johnstown
Trenton
Wilmington
York
Harrisburg
Reading
Lancaster
Fain
Baseball Scoreline Fragments From Regional Games
Series of score notes from multiple games including Brockton Haverhill Lowell Fall River Lawrence New Bedford Lynn and Worcester with an 11 inning finish noted for one contest.
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Brockton
Haverhill
Lowell
Fall River
Lawrence—Lawrence
New Bedford
Lynn—Lynn
Worcester
Local Scores From Regional Matches Reported
Waterbury Northamp ton beats New Britain 0 to 9 in a Waterbury game. Hartford defeats Hartford Bridgeport 5 to 1. Springfield tops New Haven 5 to 4 in a Springfield venue.
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Northampton
New Britain
Holyoke
Hartford
Bridgeport
Springfield
New Haven
Baseball Scores From Midwestern Matches
Scores show Milwaukee defeated Louisville 5 to 2 at Milwaukee Louisville game. Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 19 to 3 at Minneapolis. Kansas City edged Columbus 4 to 3 at Pence City. St Paul defeated Toledo 1 to 0 in 16 innings.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
City
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
South Atlantic League Scores Ledger
At Albany Albany defeated Savannah 7 to 3. In Columbus Columbus led Columbia with an unspecified score. Jacksonville topped Charleston 19 to 2. Macon beat Augusta 9 to 6.
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Albany-Albany
Savannah
Columbus
Columbia
Jacksonville
Charleston
Macon
Augusta
Southern League Scores From Week’s Start
Birmingham hosts first game against Atlanta ending 4 to 0. Second game shows Birmingham 5 over Atlanta. New Orleans defeats Nashville 3 to 2. Montgomery over Chattanooga 15 to 0. Mobile beats Memphis 4 to 3.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Nashville
Montgomery
Chattanooga
Montgom
Montclair Golfer Leads In Home Play
Oscar Woodward of Montclair led the Montclair Golf Club invitation tournament after the first qualification round with a 76. Several players from Montclair and Cranford joined the top sixteen, with divisions based on handicaps and a down-and-out competition for those failing to reach sixteen.
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Oscar Woodward
F. W. Dyer
Montclair
H. D. Smith
Glen Ridge
B. T. Allen
Fox Hills
Staten Island
E. M. Wild
M. R. Marston
Crawford
W. B. Langford
Columbia
C. P. Eddy
Princeton
Mortimer M. Singer
W. B. Bremner
E. Quincy
Essex County Country Club
Quincy
Young Dyer
Langford
Cranford
M. RR. Marston
Bb. T. Allen
H. C. Richards
St. Andrew's
T. T. Reid
J. Hodgson,Jr
J. F. Davidson
Kevy Chase
A. R. Allen
B. Storrs
Essex County
Cc. E. van Vieck, Sr
P. S. McLaughlin
Wykagyl
T. W. Maley
KE. W. Cougman
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North
American horses shine at Olympia show with multiple prizes
In London at Olympia June 15 Blue Bell bred by H. W. Meek of San Lorenzo Cal won first in the pace class. Hero owned by Paul D Cravath took $25 in jumping. Judge Moore led in the 14 to 15 hands pairs with Bruno and Phyllis. Vesta and Whitewall Ariel placed fifth. The New Yorker beat rivals for Berkeley Challenge Cup. American officers’ horses improve in jumping as Major Foltz hopes for better show in cups. Emperor William sent congratulations on East Prussia saddle horses winning multiple London prizes.
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Olympia
Blue Bell
H. W. Meek
San Lorenzo
Cal
Paul D. Cravath
Hero
Moore
Bruno
Phyllis
Vesta
Whitewall
Ariel
King George
Windsor
S. L. H. Slocum
Frederick S. Foltz
Fifteenth Cavalry
Lady Seaton
Lord Seaton
Marquise
Lady Auckland
Royalty at Ascot Races
King George and Queen Mary attended Ascot in force for a gala day. Willonyx won the Gold Cup for three-year-olds and up over two miles with 3500 sovereigns in specie. O'Malley was second, De c'are third, six starters. In the New Biennial Stakes for two and three year olds, Runnymede won with 15 sovereigns added, Prince San second, Meldoy third. six starters.
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England
Ascot
King George
Queen Mary
Willonyx
Charles. O'Malley
Dec
James R. Sxeene
Prince San
Charles Carroll
Meldoy
Atlantic Yacht Club to Host Annual Flag Officers Dinner
Members will attend the Atlantic Yacht Club annual dinner for flag officers at the Sea Gate clubhouse next Wednesday night. Speakers include William A. Prendergast John Purroy Mitchel and Robert G. Davis. A 10:50 boat from the club to New York is planned after the dinner.
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The
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
William A. Prendergast
John Purroy Mitchel
Robert G. Davis
New York
Pigeon Flight Plans Set for 30-Mile Race
Metropolitan Concourse Association officials met at the Hotel Imperial in Jersey City and completed arrangements for the annual 30 mile homing pigeon flight starting tomorrow from Statesville North Carolina. Five hundred birds were shipped early by express to the starting point. The winner receives a silver cup donated by George W Heath of Newark New Jersey and about ten dollars in cash.
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Albany Albany Scranton Scr 4 1 Troy Wilkesbarre 6 2 Utica Elmira 8 Utica 2 Syracuse Syracuse 7 Binghamton 1
Albany and Scranton games show 4 to 1 results. Troy and Wilkes Barre net 6 to 2. Utica Elmira finishes 8 to 2. Syracuse and Binghamton finish 7 to 1.
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Scranton
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Utica
Elmira
Syracuse
Binghamton
Left Fielder Marsans and Almeida Sold to Cincinnati
New Britain owner O'Neil announced the sale of Armando Marsans and Rafael Almeida from the Connecticut State League team to Cincinnati of the National League. Reported price is 7500 dollars. Both players are Cubans and previously played in Cuba in winter.
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Conn
Armado Marsans
Rafael Almeida
Cincinnati
O'Neil
Essex County Free Booters Defeat Westchester in Polo Match
Ideal weather and a twice postponed polo match ended with the Essex County Country Club Free Booters defeating Westchester Country Club 14 to 1. The win, achieved in Orange New Jersey, surprised local followers and highlighted the home team’s strong offense.
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N. J
Essex County Country Club
Westchester Country Club
Balloon race entrants named for national event
In the National balloon race on July 19 at the Aero Club of America, entrant Clifford RR Harmon names Augustus T Port as his aid. Harmon competed in last year’s Nations race which started from Indianapolis. Six balloons are assured with two to be selected for the Coupe Internationale des Aeronautics race from Kansas City on an October date.
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Clifford RR. Harmon
Augustus T. Port
Harmon
Indianapolis
Fresh Patterns Introduced For Blue Grays In Silk Red Hairline
The piece notes new patterns in popular blue grays including a distinctive red silk hairline. It emphasizes continued freshness and variety from the supplier for buyers at any time.
Master of Outdoor Sports degree ad fits Steve
The Outdoors Dept at 34th St promotes a Master of Outdoor Sports program. Steve is suited for the new degree with offerings for all outdoor interests and activities.
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34Th St
Steve
Boston Defeats Pittsburg In Gripping Eighth Inning
Pittsburg hosts Boston and falls behind after a five run burst in the eighth inning. The local team appeared to be in command early but could not hold the lead as Boston surged late for the win.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Boston Today
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