Pirates Dominate as Tesreau Quietly Shuts Out Dodgers
Jeff Tesreau allowed four hits and backed by sharp defense led Pittsburgh to a 3 to 0 victory at the Polo Grounds. Dave Robertson, debuting in right, homered and drove in the Giants’ lone tenth inning score, while Brooklyn and Cincinnati surged behind late and Pittsburgh’s pitcher mopped up the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Tesreau
Dave Robertson
Pirates
Polo Grounds
Manta
Buck Kerzog
Cincinnati Reds
Dolgers
Brooklyn
Jeff
Buccaneers
Robertson
South
McGraw
Lave
Cincinnati
Smuhty Flans Wagner
Karnes
Enery
Fred Merkle
Giants
Hobertson
Fred Snodrasa
Dave
Methaw
Mikeulin
Bob Harmon
Pittsburgh
Bob Rescher
Burns
Art Fletcher
Larry Doyle
Bescher
Eco
Carey
Mowrey
Hans Wagener
Joe Kelly
Fletcher
Stack
New York
Wasner
Texieau
Gibson
Harmon
Esteau
Hans Wagner
Dutchman
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
National League games saw New York defeat Pittsburgh 3 0 and Cincinnati win 7 4 over Brooklyn while St Louis edged Philadelphia 4 3. American League ended with Detroit 3 New York 0 and Philadelphia 10 Chicago 7. Boston beat Detroit 2 0 with Cleveland 2 Washington 1. Federal League results included Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3 in ten innings and Kansas City 14 Baltimore 1 plus Kansas City 8 Baltimore 3 and St Louis 13 Brooklyn 12 in twelve innings. International League scores had Toronto 13 Jersey City 3, Newark 19 Buffalo 4, Rochester 7 Baltimore 5 and Montreal 4 Providence 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Kansas City
Baltimore
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Toronto
Jersey City
Newark
Rochester
Montreal
Providence
Kansas
Vets Gub. International
Baltimore Ogerocteenes
Rochester Sweeten
Providence Pressreccerens
Montreal Eenseveneses
Cincinnati
American League
York
Philadelphia Rally Falls Short in Sixth St. Louis Win
In Philadelphia on June 18, a ninth inning rally could not erase St. Louis’s early lead. Perritt struck out Mayer to close the game as St. Louis held on for a win. Key moments included Luderus homering for Philadelphia and strong pitching by Mayer and Perritt.
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Philadelphia
St. Lewis
Secord
Perritt
St. Louis
Mayer
Kugsins
Maver
Devore
Lederus
Marshell
Priore
Miller
Butler
Becker
Paskett
Louix
Aeton
L. Macee
Cather
Snyder
Luderus
Marshall
Snyder Lobert
Hugeins
Dolan
Trelan
von Bages
St Louis
Messrs
Rigier and
Hart
Murphy
Chase
Bodie
Breton
Chicago
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Dogee
J. Collins
Weaver
Russell
Wolfgang
Bhawkey
Plank
Walsh
McInnis
Barry
Baker
E. Collins
Shawkey
Wolfgans
O' Loughlin and
Hildebrand
Weisman
Gardner
Pratt
Leary
Wares
Boston
Yerkes
Lewis
Walker
Mits
Wellman
Traumgardner
Kite-Wares
Janvrin
Foster
Steven bases—Lewis
Weilman
OS Foster
Messrs. Evans and
Egan
Major League Matches Across Cities and Leagues
Schedule lists pairings across cities including Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago Boston St Louis Buffalo Newark Toronto Jersey City Rochester Baltimore Montreal Providence and in Federal League Brooklyn St Louis Buffalo Indianapolis Pittsburgh Chicago Baltimore Kansas City.
Battery Listings Across Cities Illumine 1900s Era Networks
In Providence Jersey City Newark and Baltimore, firm names and battery lineups appear with pairs such as Couchman Howley Schultz iXacher Rogge Kelly Williams Wells Fullerweider Jackson Brandom Lange Wheat Holquist Heckinger Keefe Williams Russell McAvoy and Gan. The fragmentary OCR hints at a directory or wartime era listing of battery suppliers and agents tied to multiple cities including Providence Jersey City Newark and Baltimore.
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R.h.fe
Montreal
Providence
Couchman
Howley
Schultz
iXacher
Jersey City
Lille
Toronto
Rogge and Kelly
Williams and Wells
R.H.E. Biffalo
Newark
Fullenweider
Jackson
Brandom
Lange
Wheat
Holquist
Heckinger
Baltimore
Unclear Match Scores From Regional Tournament
Scattered results list teams and scores across venues Utica Wilkes-Barre Elmire-Troy Elmbra Binghamton Albany Syracuse Scranton with several close outcomes. Details show varying victors and final tallies, including Syracuse beating Scranton 8 to 5.
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Utica
Wilkes-Barre
Elmire
Troy
Elmbra
Binghamton
Albany
Syracuse
Scranton
Eastern Association Results Across Cities
In Hartford Hartford and Pittsfield both played to a 3 goal draw. Waterbury earned a 2 to 0 win over New Haven. New London defeated New Britain 4 to 3 in a tight matchup.
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Hartford
Pittsfield
Waterbury
New Haven
New London
New Britain
Yankees Fall 3 0 to Tigers as Coveleskie Dominates
DETROIT June 16 The Yankees were shut out 3 0 by Detroit with Covaleskie pitching a complete game three run win. New York managed four hits while Covaleskie drove in two runs and scored the third, aided by a key sixth inning error. Fisher was solid in defeat, giving up scattered hits but escaping major danger until the sixth.
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Boston
Onight Sweeney
Cambridge
James
Crutcher
Braves
Vaughn
Gilbert
Evers
Dagey
Gowdy
Chicago
Humphries
Stack
New York Times
Detroit
Yankees
Tigers
Covaleskie
Tiger
Truesdale
Fisher
Jungeleers
New York
Veach
Williams
Kavanaugh
Bush
Burns
Stanage
Boone
Maisel
McHale
Peckinpaught
Warhop
Chill
Maiisel
Borne
Peckinpaugh
Hartzell
Cobb
Coveleskie
Grays
Moriarty
Turnsush
Durna
Oveleskie
Messie
Chill and
Sheridan
Reds Overhaul Dodgers at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn
Cincinnati behind pitcher Yingling rallies to erase an early four run lead by Brooklyn. Herzog drives in runs with a long single and steals, while Bates hits a homer for Cincinnati. Final score unseen but Cincinnati gains late control as Brooklyn falters in the mist of the tense game.
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Cincinnati
Ebbets Field
Robbie
Cincinnati Reds
Wringling
Wheat
O'Mara
Dalton
Smith
Jammel
Culshaw
Groh
Cutshaw
Attostead
Yingling
Moran
Herzog
Miller
Niehoff
Hoblitzel
Flatbush
Hummel
Amdre Bason
Daupert
Kenn
Nin
Clark
Cincinnnati
Wranglin
Bates
Brooklyn
Uhier
Fates
Clarke
Rigg T
Ames
Reul'h
Ferrars
Larke
Daubert
R. Miller
Kerzog
Hoeb
Litzel
Allen
Offeulbach
Reading Wilmingtons Scoreline Highlights Regional Games
In Reading-Wilmington and Allentown Allentown matchups teams posted results with Reading 6 over Wilmington 2 while York defeated Harrisburg 5 to 4 and Harrisburg beat Trenton 3 to 4. The scores reflect tense regional play choices across venues.
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Reading
Wilmington
Allentown-Allentown
York
Harrisburg
Trenton
Unclear Rivalry Scores Across Cities
Fragmentary OCR lists score fragments and city names including Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga Memphis New Orleans Montgomery Birmingham Mobile. Details are unreadable, leaving an incomplete sports score roundup with multiple locations and inconsistent punctuation.
Virginia League Scores From Roanoke Richmond Newport News and Portsmouth
In Roanoke Richmond the Roanoke team lost 2 to 1 over thirteen innings. Newport News was blanked 7 to 0 at Newport News Norfolk. Peters burg defeated Portsmouth 8 to 4 at Portsmouth.
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Roanoke
Richmond
Newport News
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Petersburg
Cleveland Beats Washington 2 1 in Pitching Duel
In Cleveland on June 16 Bill Steen out pitched Doc Ayres as Cleveland won its third straight over Washington 2 to 1. Steen contributed a run with a third inning single scoring Chapman while allowing two hits and a single by Alva Williams.
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Cleveland
Bill Steen
Doc Ayres
Steen
Washington
Alva Williams
Chapman
Henry
Ayres
Williams
McBride
Engel
Wood
Shanks
sSchaefer
Lingel
Messrs
Connolly and
Dineen
Butler Youngsters Sweep Fashion Stakes At Belmont Park
James Butler’s two year olds Catalina and Marion H. dominated the Fashion Stakes at Belmont Park with Catalina sprinting clear to beat Marion H. by a half length. High Noon won the opening dash as Butler’s stable also took the Keene Memorial and other races. Lahore ran in the Brooklyn Handicap with 112 pounds as Stromboli and Yankee Nations vied for place.
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James Butler
James R. Keene
Catalina
Marion H
Mr. Butler
Youngssters
Rich Keene
Butler
Dismiss
Change
Coquette
Roberts
McCate
Marion HH
Trassock
Lahore
Brooklyn
Stromboli
Yankee Nations
Grover Hughes
Spring Board
Ikederis
George Roesch
J. W. Schorr
Ch. c
Buxton
Brookside Stables Ch. c
Butwell
Mallard
Kilcrea
Landeman
Stalwart-Antipode
Neander
Aimee
Louise Travers
J McGraw
B. F
McCabe
Perth Rock
Sumter
Eeee Nalad Aho
L. Parson
Vater-Truelove
Deria
Early Rose
Alex & Cochran
Ch. F
McCahey
Isidora
Honey Bee
Ben Brush-Ecatarina
Kederis
Marianne
Utry
Brookside Stable
Iuxton
J. O. Talbott
Delhi
Nora Creina
Onech Stable
Karrick
Paton
A. P. Doyle
Ch. H
Sesene Lohengrin
Quincy Stable
Schuilttinger
Goldy
A. LD. Aste
Ward
Sonny Boy
Yale Beats Harvard 6 1 Behind Way Seven-Hit Shutout
Yale pitcher Way dominated Harvard with four hits allowed and ten strikeouts as Yale won 6 to 1 before a large commencement crowd at Yale Field. Frye worked for Harvard, but Way's two hour and five minute effort sealed the Crimson victory with late runs and solid defense.
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Pitcher Way
New Haven
Conn
Way
Yale
Athletic Hall of Fame
Blue
Harvard
Crimson
Frye
Liarvare
Onash
Hanes
Blas'm
Clark
Reilly
Hunter
Ogann't
S'hart
Middlebrook
Blossom
Cornish
Nash
Wingate
Waterman
VOI
Accersseressees
Messrs. Sternberg and Conway
Lafayette Defeats Penn on Alumni Day in Easton
Lafayette beat Pennsylvania 6 to 4 in alumni day baseball at Easton. Lafayette scored five straight hits in the sixth off Weed. Penn rallied in the eighth and ninth but could not overtake the lead. Batteries Weed Madden and loons. Girard and Wright. Amherst Improves on Commencement Win at Middletown
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Lafayette
Penn
Easton
Pennsylvania
Weed
RTT
Madden
Terriers Rally Past Federals 13 12 in 12 Inning Thriller
St Louis defeats Brooklyn 13 to 12 in twelve innings after trailing three times. Seaton and Griggs sparked a late Brooklyn surge, but St Louis answered with eight runs in the finale as Tobin opened with a homer and Houck and Sommers faltered for Brooklyn before the final out.
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New York Times
ST. Louis
St Louis Terriers
Brooklyn Federals
Brooklyns
Seaton
Westerzil
Griggs
Tobin
St. Louisans
Houck
Sommers
Brooklyn
Mar's
Sand’n
O Cooper
W.um'r
Ogriggs
Kom’s
Om’phy
Drake
On'man
Becher
Oweat'l
Ioe Ol Bwell
Sgagn'r
Simon
J Hartley
Davenport
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Kammers
Brown
Anderson
ROO Chonzhahsr
Hofman
Bridwell
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Cooper
Griges
Murphy
Land
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Boucher
W. Miller
Miller
Messrs. Anderson and
van Sickle
Gaelic Raines Event Planned At Celtic Park Kilkenny Memorial
On Saturday July 4 Gaelic Raines will be held at Celtic Park Long Island under Kilkenny Men Association auspices. Proceeds fund a memorial to James Stephens in Kilkenny. The lineup includes Cork vs Kilkenny football and Limerick vs Kilkenny hurling. Kildare vs Cavan football. Music by Molloy’s Orchestra. Admission 25 cents.
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Celtic Park
Long Island
Kilkenny
James Stephens
Irish Republican Brotherhood
Cork
Kilkenn
Limerick
Kildare
Cavan
Molloy
Vehicles Taxation Proposal Foresees Broad Road Funding
Before a Cape May Society of Automobile Engineers meeting, C Egerton and Fekete plan a paper on an engineering basis for taxing automobiles. Howard Coffin argues all vehicles horse drawn and motor driven should be taxed for road maintenance, urging universal highway user taxation to fund roads.
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Society of Automobile Engineers
Cape May
N. J
C. ©. Egerton
J. Fekete
Rerreat
Howard Coffin
Tt le
Judge Moore Wins Big at Olympia Horse Show
London June 16 The Olympia Horse Show closed with American success down from last year. Judge William H. Moore of New York led by entering twenty five horses and winning twenty eight prizes including four cups ten firsts seven seconds and four thirds. J Sumner Draper of Boston claimed six prizes and A J Vanderbilt of New York took two thirds.
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London
William HH. Moore
New York
J. Sumner Draper
Boston
A.J. Vanderbilt
Jeannette Dominates Green in Broadway Boxing Card
Joe Jeannette the colored heavyweight outboxed Silas Green of New Orleans at the Broadway Sporting Club in Brooklyn last night. Referee stopped after three rounds as Green could not match Jeannette's steady pace and solid lefts.
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Broadway Sporting Club
Brooklyn
Joe Jeannette
Silas Green
New Orleans
Jeannette
Ife
Jim Johnson
Green
Gaving
Harry _Field
Mike Connolly
Knickerbocker Club
Dick Stock
Cleveland
Tommy McGraw
Coast Artillery
McGraw
Ohio
Johnny Shaw
Paul Dixon
Dixon
Shaw
Broadwood Wins Ascot Stakes On First Royal Ascot Day
James A. de Nothechild’s Broadwood a four year old bred in the United States won the Ascot Stakes the principal race on day one at Royal Ascot with Anparaguache neocon and The Guller following. Twenty four runners and stakes worth 10000 dollars for a two mile distance. Lord Derby's Glorvina won the Gold Vase with Timed natus second and Thistieton third among eleven runners. The Gold Vase carries 10000 dollars plus 2000 plus a sweepstake. two mile distance.
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London
James A. de Nothechild
United States
Guller
Lord Derby
Glorvina
Natus
Thistieton
Five Cornered eprint bike race stars Porter and Lawson
The Hlachten Mead Meter drome hosts a five cornered eprint match with Joe Porter and Iver Lawson among the popular entrants. Lloyd Thomas George Cameron and Fred Hill join the field in three heats with a late pace setter. Also a motor paced race features Percy Lawrence Clarence Carman and Menus Hedell in best two of three heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrlchten Mead
Joe Porter
Iver Lawson
Lloyd Thomas
George Cameron
Fred Hill
Percy Lawrente
Clarence Carman
Menus Hedell
Audubon Club Washington Heights Plans Annual Cruise
The Audubon Club of Washington Heights begins its annual cruise today with members and guests boarding a steamer charter from 158th Street and the Hudson River. The committee finished planning, and an enjoyable trip is expected.
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Audubon Club of
Washington Heights
158Th Street
Hudson River
Motoring Goods and Accessories Sale Ad
The best shock absorbers are our reasonable prices. Motor wear and accessories for motoring comfort. Chauffeurs livery Norfolk folks and semi Norfolks with knickers and long trousers. Dusters in tan linen gray oxford mohairs Sicilians tan Pongee and tan silk. Tire and tail trunks caps goggles puttees gloves and gauntlets with reinforced palms thermos bottles.
Summer Suits and Tropical Fabrics at Peet Company
Half lined and two piece suits of tropical fabrics showcased for men and boys. Summer attire emphasis from Peet Company with three Broadway stores located at Warren Street, 13th Street and 34th Street.
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Racers Peet Company
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
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