Yankees Edge Chicago In Eleven Inning Baseball Thriller
New York and Chicago played a marathon 11 inning game at American League Park with Hal Chase stellar at first base and Chesbro delivering excellent pitching for the Yankees. A ninth inning rally by the White Sox tied the score after Moriarty and Elberfeld misplayed a pop, and Doyle drove in the deciding run as the Yankees won in the 11th on a Keeler single and Elberfeld's run scoring.
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Washington and Detroit Face Off In Tight Baseball Tilt
Washington 4 Detroit 5 in a 2 hour 5 minute game. Ganley Delehanty Mullin Downs Scheefer lead offense with multiple two base hits. Patten, Hughes, Sievers and Killian pitched for close stalemate as Detroit edges Washington after late relief.
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Cleveland Beats Philadelphia in a Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 1 to 2 in nine innings as Oldring powered two-base and three-base hits. Stiff pitching by Joss and Coombs limited scoring while Oldring and Bay stole bases and Wakefield, Cross and Stowall turned in key plays. Time of game was one hour fifty minutes with Fyans and Stafford umpiring.
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Giants Rout Reds as Mason Slumps in Cincinnati
Giants defeat Cincinnati Reds 6 to 1 as Mason labors with wild pitches and control errors. New York capitalizes in the fifth and sixth innings, aided by Dahlen, Bresnahan, and McGann as they push across runs and coast to victory.
Three-Base Hits and Late Rally Highlight Chicago Boston Tilt
Chicago and Boston battle through a tight game with late offense for a 6 to 2 Boston win. Bates leads Boston with a long double while Steinfeldt Slagle and Ritchey contribute key plays. Pitchers Brown and Young split the effort as Chicago lands eleven on base and Boston seven, with errors affecting the score.
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St Louis Beats Brooklyn In Ninth Inning Rally
St Louis scored in the ninth to edge Brooklyn 4 to 2 as Burch delivered a sacrifice hit and Bennett Murray and Lewis stole bases. Lush allowed one run over eight frames before Pastorius closed out the game with three strikeouts and a 0 0 record.
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American League scores and today’s games
Yesterday results New York 4 Chicago 3 St Louis 11 Boston 4 Boston 8 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 1 Detroit 5 Washington 4 Today games Louis at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Boston New York 9 Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn 2 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 7 Pittsburg 3 Chicago 2 Boston 1 New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburg Boston at Chicago
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Beckon Easily Wins Astoria Stakes at Gravesend
Summerlike weather drew a large Monday crowd as Beckon led a strong field to win the Astoria Stakes for two year old fillies at five furlongs. Cabochon ridden by Gore and Oscar Lewisohn trained by Hyland also scored, while Disguise progeny Dom Gained two wins in a fast card at Gravesend.
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Horse Racing Results From Astoria Meet Third to Sixth Races
The roundup covers the Astoria meet with results from the third through sixth races. Winners include a 3-year-old colt by Disguise Bonnie Gem trained by James Rowe, and a 2-year-old filly by semaphore owned by F. R. Hitchcock. Final times show 1:48 2-5 for the third and 1:01 4-5 for the fourth, with multiple long-shot contenders listed and starting gates noted.
Sunday Racing Ban Narrowly Moves at American Turf Meet
At the American Turf Association monthly session in Betroir, Mich the group rules Sunday racing at two New Orleans half mile tracks will be barred for owners trainers jockeys bookmakers and officials. John J Ryan was reinstated after presenting receipts showing prior debts settled.
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Buffalo Bisons rally to four-run lead over Newark
Buffalo jumps to a four-run lead on Newark through a mix of hits and errors, then holds on as Newark breaks the shutout with Engle driving in a sixth-inning run. McConnell White Cockman Murray and Tozer star for Buffalo while Newark strands runners late.
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Minor League Results from New York State League
In Albany Utica games Albany defeated 5 to 2 while Troy edged A J and G 8 to 4. Binghamton beat Wilkes Barre 9 to 1 and Syracuse lost to Scranton 7 to 6.
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Local Baseball Results From New England League and Connecticut League
Lowell over New Bedford 2 to 1. Haverhill defeated Lawrence 2 to 0. Worcester edged Fall River 2 to 1. Lynn beat Brockton 2 to 0 in extra? No. Lynn 1. Bridgeport blanked Waterbury 2 to 0. New London triumphed Norwich 4 to 3. Holyoke defeated Hartford 6 to 3. New Haven and Springfield tied 0 0. New Haven forfeited.
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Atlantic League Scores and Campus Games Report
In Brooklyn and Newark results show Easton 10 over Brooklyn 5 with several other games in the ledger. Providence and Alabama appear in the regional notes along with Batter ies Tift Paine and Ward Sanders.
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Racing Commission to Appeal Empire City Decision
State Racing Commission met with counsel to discuss the Empire City case. Col Franklin Bartlett announced an appeal to the Court of Appeals and notice to interested parties, with no stay sought. hearing expected after October. James Russell Soley indicated Empire City would race this year.
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Beefs Trust Boxers Fail To Impress At National Sporting Club
The beef trust representatives Joers and J C Kelly fought a ten round bout under Marquis of Queensberry rules at Lyric Hall. A rough first round led to a late stoppage in the fifth with a winner Rogers in the public debut for Rogers in the gloves.
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Local Tennis Tourney Opens At Yonkers Dunwoodie Club
In fine weather the Dunwoodie Country Club Yonkers hosts the big tourney with 54 entrants. Julio Steinacher defeats Albert Bostwick 7-5 6-2 in men’s singles as absentees delay first round results. Mixed doubles semis see Mrs Chapman and Tomas Holmes win over Mr and Mrs Pouchsettlers. Columbia players Hatch and Petser falter in men’s doubles semis. Tomlinson and Dr Floyd prevail 6-2 6-? for the title bracket.
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Four advance to tennis state singles semifinals at Longwood
After two days of play in the fourteenth annual state championship at Longwood fifty five entrants were reduced to four vying for the semi finals N W Niles Harvard champion H I Foster Harry C Johnson and J Sulloway former Harvard champion. Semifinalists will play tomorrow. winners reach the Wednesday final and face Boston's R Chauncey Seaver in Friday’s challenge match. Fourth Round results listed.
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Open New Haven tennis tourney lacks defending cup challengers
New Haven Connecticut June 17 Play began in the open tournament at the New Haven Lawn Tennis Club. Frederick J. Colston of Baltimore and Emil Behr won the cup twice and once respectively but will not defend this season. Edwin App and Richard Hooker led the day’s results with several Yale players advancing. Richard Hooker defeated Yandell Henderson Yale 6 4. Edwin J Clapp Yale defeated R E James Philadelphia 6 3 6 0. Other matches followed with Yale players winning or losing as listed.
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