Giants Win at Home Despite Few Fans at Polo Grounds
The New York Giants defeated the St Louis Cardinals 5 to 2 at the Polo Grounds marking only the fourth home win since April 12 as scarce spectators watched. Jol Perritt pitched well for the Giants and Hornsby homered for the Cardinals, with Burns, Doyle, Roush, and Merkle contributing key hits in a quiet afternoon.
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Alexander Fortunate As Phillies Edge Reds 2 1
Philadelphia won 2 to 1 over Cincinnati despite 10 hits to 4 for the Reds. Alexander pitched well in relief and received solid support. Kneider held Philadelphia to one hit until the seventh. Sabatini pitched for Cincinnati and Louden homered for the Phillies.
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Wagner Busy With Stick Drives Pirates to 2 1 Win
Pittsburgh beat Boston 2 to 1 as Wagner drove in both runs and played solid defense. The contest featured Wagner generating the decisive offense and strong fielding, helping the Pirates overcome the Braves in Boston.
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Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
National League games saw New York defeat St Louis 6 to 2, Brooklyn 2 Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 2 Boston 1, Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 1. American League matches had Cleveland 8 New York 3 in ten innings, Washington 1 St Louis 0, Detroit 5 Philadelphia 1, Boston 2 Chicago 1. Standings list Cleveland 82 627, Washington 27 33 540, Detroit 24 29, New York 25 23 621, Boston 26 24 520, Chicago 23 25 479. Upcoming: St Louis at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia. American League next: New York at Cleveland, Washington at St Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, Boston at Chicago.
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Unclear game report with erratic place names and stats
A jumbled baseball box score fragment lists bases, hits, and pitchers with numerous misspellings. Names such as Mamaux and Reulbach appear with inconsistent inning figures and errors, making outcome and participants difficult to identify.
Rally Wins for Red Sox in Ninth Inning Comeback
Boston rallied in the ninth to beat Chicago 2 to 1 in the series opener. Russell struggled on the mound as Weaver, Schalk, Felsch, and J Collins sparked stellar defense and late hits, with four consecutive hits and a sacrifice play sealing the victory.
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Tigers Beat Athletics 5 to 1 in Detroit Pitchers Duel
Detroit pitchers Dallas and Bush faced Philadelphia for six innings before Detroit broke through in the seventh scoring three runs on four hits and a stolen base. Heisman doubled and Young tripled for Philadelphia as Detroit went on to win 5 to 1 with Dauss surrendering four runs in relief.
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Heisman
Young
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Dineen
Scores Across Cities Highlight Regional Victory Parade
A string of results lists Atlanta five to Little Rock two and other outcomes including Chattanooga one New Orleans zero Mobile four Nashville zero Memphis five Birmingham eight indicating a regional competition with varied margins and final tallies across eight cities.
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New Orleans
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Memphis
Birmingham
Speaker's Big Bat Tumbles Yankees in ten inning opener
In Cleveland on June 15 the Yankees edging the Indians 8 to 2 after ten innings. Tris Speaker delivered the deciding blow, with Peckinpaugh and Hartzell keying the late rally. Coveleskie outpitched Caldwell, and Shawkey faltered in the ninth before Cleveland pulled ahead in the extra frame.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Yankees
Slim Caldwell
Bob Shawkey
Indians
Tris Speaker
Level
Peckinpaugh
Roy Hartzell
Coveleskie
Hartzell
Caldwell
Gandil
Shawkey
Grancy
Turner
Speaker
Bob
Donovan
Gravey
Mowrey Curb the Cubs in Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn’s Mike Mowrey delivered a two base hit in the fourth inning driving in both Robins runs as Wheezer Dell outpitched Long George McConnell in a 2 to 1 Brooklyn win at Ebbets Field. Dell allowed more hits but held Chicago scoreless after the fourth while Stengel’s defense and a ninth inning sprint preserved the lead.
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Long George McConnell
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Washington Triumphs 1-0 Over St Louis in Pitchers Duel
Boehling beats Plank 1-0 as Washington edges St Louis in eight and ninth innings. McBride singles, Boehling sacrifices, Austin's attempt at second fails, allowing the winning run. Morgan misplays a ball, enabling McBride to score in the eighth. Three-base hit by Shanks and late scoring shape the slim margin.
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New York League Scores and American Association Standings
Albany 15, Utica 7. Troy 7. Toledo 4, Milwaukee 8. Kansas City 10, Columbus 2. Local standings reflect early season results across leagues with team matchups and scores.
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Utica
Yen
Troy
American Association
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Eastern League recap for Worcester and New Haven game
In the Eastern League Portiené match Worcester led 1 to 0 in a tense contest as Lemsden scored for Worcester and Briés contributed for New Haven before the final whistle.
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Briésen
New Haven
Cold Handicaps Oarsmen In Yale Harvard Race Drill
On the Thames at Red Top Conn June 15 a cold southeast wind chilled morning practice forcing rowing curtailments. Harvard first and second Varsity eights trained two miles with nervous early pace as Yale freshmen beat the second Varsity by about four lengths in a rough two mile upstream race. Wil Varsity paddled five miles. Yale and Harvard mixed crews eyed upcoming races.
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Regatta Nears as Intercollegiate Rowing Gathers
Poughkeepsie prepares for the twenty second annual Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on the Highland Poughkeepsie course. Teams including Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania and Syracuse practice amid rough water as officials and observers arrive for the weekend event.
McGraw Signs Doolan as Giants Utility Man
Manager John McGraw yesterday signed Mike Doolan after his Chicago Cubs release. Once a top shortstop for the Philadelphia club, Doolan has slowed but McGraw expects him to provide valuable versatility for the Giants.
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McGraw
Giants
Atlanta Club Protest Over Doolan Signing
Atlanta manager Charles Frank said the Atlanta Southern Association club will protest the signing of Mike Doolan by the New York Nationals after learning McGraw had signed the veteran shortstop. Frank claimed the Cubs had already turned Doolan over to his club and had no authority to negotiate with the Giants.
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New York Nationals
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Mathey eliminates Throckmorton in Metropolitan tourney
In Bronxville the Metropolitan tennis championships reach the fourth round as Dean Mathey upsets favorite Throckmorton in straight sets 6-2 6-3. Watson M Washburn and George M Church advance in singles with Van Vliet and Dickson among others winning. Doubles action sees Pell and O Neale through and Hackett and Hall winning easily.
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Mrs Leroy Wins On Court At Ardsley Tennis Meet
The Ardsley Club women s invitation tournament nears conclusion with singles semi finals to be played today and the doubles final set. Winners in the fourth round include Edna Wildey and Ina Kissel with Lero y in the mix for the next match. Doubles semi finals feature Mrs George Chapman and Miss Marion Chapman versus Mrs H Stuart Green and Miss Katherine Browning.
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Robert le Roy
Ina Kissel
H. Stuart Green
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Mallonhapman
Katherine Browning
Misa Ian Kissel
Davids
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Adele Cragin
Marion Chapman
B. de Gerndorff
L. @. Morrie
HW Stuart Green
Ina Issel
Helen Alexander
Harris Eliminated From New England Tennis Tourney
In Hartford Connecticut on June 15 F H Harris of Brattleboro Vermont was knocked out of the New England champion tournament after a three set match against Stoddart of Yale. Harris had previously held the permanent trophy with three wins and was stopped again this round.
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Sand Marsh Wins Jamaica Feature Excelsior Handicap
Sand Marsh F B Roses four year old colt won the Excelsior Handicap by two lengths at Jamaica track opening day of the Metropolit an Jockey Club Spring meeting. Flying Fairy second Slumber II third. The son of Sandringham also won the Paumonok Handicap on the same day amid large fields and brisk racing despite a cold June 15.
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Races for two and three year olds at five to nine furlongs
The program lists multiple forthcoming races with weight standings and entrants. Notable participants include Nonesuch Sprineted Riposta Moonlight and Woodward in a range of events from five furlongs to one mile and a nineteenth. The card shows the Clarendon Handicap and other selling races with listed weights and names across six races.
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Arnold
Brookline Racing Opens With Higginson Victory
The thirty-fifth annual Country Club meet at Brookline began with A Henry Higginson winning his first race in eight years on The Prophe in the Challenge Cup Steeplechase. Har Lee rode Royal in the Myopia Club Steeplechase and multiple winners were noted including The Shelburne and Dixon Park.
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Country Club
A. Henry Higginson
Cyde Park
Har Lee
Royal
Shelburne
A. Ludlow Kramer
Cloud
One Heard
Chambler
J. J. Flamaan Jr
Dixon Park
Bill Dutley
Northwood Stables
Marshall clinches chess series with draw to win title
J Marshall, the U S chess champion, sealed victory over D Janowsek of Paris by drawing the eighth game, finishing 5 1/2 to 2 1/2 in the series. The final position had Marshall with a queen and two pawns against Janowsek's two rooks, and he forced a perpetual check to secure the match after forty one moves.
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United States
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Paris
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Janowakis
Staten Island Playlet Shared Across New York Papers
A quaint local amateur theatricals scene from Staten Island is reproduced in more than a million New York newspapers this morning. The piece presents a simple stage scene with time and place cues and a cast of characters.
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