New York Detroit The Score
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1911
Page
9
Tigers Beaten In Hurricane Finish
A cryptic report notes the Tigers suffer a loss in a hurricane affected finish. Details are sparse with limited readable names or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Yankees Triumph Over Tigers In Crowded Hilltop Clash
The New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 3 to 2 in 11 innings before a crowd of about 25,000 at the Hilltop. Warhop earned the win with a clutch late relief effort, Daniels sparked the ninth inning rally with a daring leadoff, and Cobb narrowly escaped a field crowd as the Tigers pushed for late runs.
Gaspar In Form Beats Brooklyn. Chicago Triumphs 8 to 6
In Cincinnati, Gaspar pitched strongly as the Reds defeated Brooklyn 6 to 1 at League Park. The Brooklyn club managed a single run in the first inning, while Cincinnati broke the game open with four runs in the second and added two more in later frames. Gaspar limited Brooklyn to six runs in nine innings and impressed as a rising pitching force.
Seven inning baseball summary notes from game
In seven innings off Knetzer one in one inning. Sacrifice hits by Grant n litzel Esmond. Stolen bases By Beacher Bates. Double plays Zimmerman and Daubert Tooley Hummel and Daubert. Left on bases Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 7. Bases on balls off Scanlon 4 off Gaspar 2. Hit by pitcher By Scanlon McLean. Struck out By Scanlon 2 by Gaspar 2. Time of game One hour and fifty minutes. Umpires Messrs Finneran and Rigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Superbas
League Park
Cincinnatis
Reds
Brooklyn
McLean
Bates
Gaspar
Scanlon
Scenlon
Tooley
Daubert
Bescher
Esmond
Grant
Egan
Harry
Hoblitzer
Wheat
Beck
Purch
Zimmerman
Coulson
Hoblitzel
Hummel
Knetzer
Litzel
Beacher
Messrs
Finneran and
Rigler
Jersey City Sweeps Newark In Doubleheader At West Side Park
In the Easton League twin bill Jersey City defeated Newark 5 0 and 2 1 at West Side Park. Jones twirled the first game allowing only one hit as Newark failed to score until the ninth inning of the second game. Meyers Cody Dolan and Wells had errors for Newark. Wheeler doubled for Jersey City. Wells Ryan Dein Inger stole bases. Jones earned the win in Game 1 while C Smith fanned five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartzell
Cree
Gardiner
Owney Bush
Chase
Ed Sweeney
Shaller
O'Leary
Warhop
Tigers
Bastile
Sam Crawford
Daniels
Bertram
Wild Bill
Bush
Donovan
Bert
Hill
Stanage
Harry Walter
168Th Street
Jack Warhop
Patsy
Mickey
Jimmy
Ivan
Jack
Wong Codb
Young Crawford
Young Delehanty
Hudson River
Cobb
Tyrus
Georgia Peach
Mr. Smartey
Hal
Mr. Chasenly
S . Catroit
Gardner
Attorney Jennings
Oscar
Bill Donovan
Detroit
Jersey City
Newark
West Side Park
Jones
Skeeters
Indians
HPO
Dolan
D'ninger
Baxter
Abstein
Agler
Yan
O/Kelley
G'tman
Dalton
Wh'ler
G.smith
Wells
London
Nee
Breen
Roach
Meyers
Baseball box scores from Baltimore and Toronto games
In Baltimore Providence led 11 to 3 with batteries Lavender and Rondeau for Providence and Dygert and Byers catching. umpires Rudderham and Murray. In Toronto Rochester won 7 to 5 with battery pair McGinley and Slattery and Jacklitsch. umpires Kelly and Kerin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. E. Providence
Baltimore
Lavender and
Rondeau
Vickers
Dygert
Byers
Messrs
Rudderham and Murray
R. H. E. Toronto
Rochester
McGinley
Slattery
Holmes
Jacklitsch
Kelly and
Kerin
Hamilton Derby Won By August Belmont Colt
Whist captures the Derby at Hamilton Ontario marking the opening of the Summer meeting of the Hamilton Jockey Club. Meridian led early and ceded to Whist while Gore Grey chased Naushon for money. St Bass, the favorite, faded in the second race as Denham won by a length and a half over Caper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ontario
Hamilton Jockey Club
Dugan
Meridian
Gore Grey
Eat Naushon
St. Bass
Jana
Denham
Caperauce
Moore's Bays Win Marathon Coaching Title
The London show closes its first week with Americans Judge W. H. Moore and Walter Winans contending for top honors. Moore leads with eight firsts to Winans's nine, and wins the Marathon coaching event as crowds cheer. Major Foltz notes strong American trick jumping, and J. T. Hyde anticipates greater European entries for next year in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
London
W. H. Moore
New York
Walter Winans
Moore
Judge Moore
Olympia
Hamlet
Winans
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Olympia Ring
BD. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
W. D. Denigre
Robert Fairbairn
Russia
Belgium
France
Foltz
United Stan
Madison Square Garden
J. T. Hyde
A. R. Chaffee
Sarai
Pork
Virginia
Phaeton
Training rules violation strains New York baseball setup
A report from St Louis notes a baseball organization enforcing disciplinary actions for breaking training rules. The incident involves a national program and affects players preparing for upcoming games. Officials emphasize strict adherence to conditioning and conduct standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Mathewson Drops Duel to Harmon in 2-1 Battle at League Park
In St Louis on June 17, Bob Harmon pitched a masterful game to edge Christy Mathewson and the Giants 2 to 1. despite Mathewson's three strikeouts to Harmon’s four, the Cardinals played flawless defense and backed Harmon’s over Mathewson with timely hitting and baserunning. Murray’s ninth inning double barely scored a run, while Devlin and Merkle collected additional hits for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
Mathewson
Bob Harmon
League Park
Harmon
Matty
Bob
Giants
Gothamites
Mike Donlin
Murray
Broadway
Mowrey
Devlin
Merkle
Crandall
Huggins
Smith
Cardinals
Ellis
Christy
Miller Huggins
Meyers
Crandall Huggins
Koney
Steve Evans
Red
Devore
Doyle
Snodgrass
Phillies Lose on Errors to Cubs in Close Ninth
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 after a 13 inning game marked by a single, two errors, and a sacrifice. Dooin was injured colliding at the plate but stayed in. Collins collision at home plate in the ninth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Dooin
Collins
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
In the American League New York edged Detroit 3 to 2 and Chicago defeated Philadelphia 8 to 6 while Cleveland beat Boston 7 to 3 and again 6 to 4. In the National League St. Louis beat New York 2 to 1 and Cincinnati overwhelmed Brooklyn 6 to 1. Chicago won 4 to 3 over Philadelphia in thirteen innings. Boston played Pittsburgh and Jersey City beat Newark 5 to 0 with Jersey City then 2 to 1 over Newark. Providence 3 Baltimore 2 and Buffalo 4 Montreal 1. Toronto crushed Rochester 14 to ? standings list shows Detroit 4 7 1 etc. standings include Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Boston, New York, Toronto, Providence, Montreal, Baltimore, Jersey City, Rochester, Buffalo, Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
W. L. PC
Ehiladelphia
Ciev Ma
York
Aeeien
National League
Ww. L. P.c. Chicago
Pittsburg
Eastern League
W. L. P.C. Rochester
Mewark
Chicago at Detroit and Other Baseball Scores
Scores note Chicago at Detroit New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Toronto at Jersey City Rochester at Newark Montreal at Providence Errors Knabe Paskett Doolan Chicago 011000001000 1 4 Philadelphia 0003 00 90 000 00 3 Two base hits Walsh Magee Schulte Hits off McIntire in nine innings off Brown 2 in four innings Sacrifice hits Schulte Hofman Doyle Double play Doolan Knabe and Luderus Left on bases Chicago 10 Philadelphia 5 First base on balls off Alexander 2 Struck out By McIntire 4 by Alexander 9 by Brown 2 Wild pitch Alexander Time of game Two hours and eighteen minutes Umpires Messrs Eason and Johny stone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AB. R. H. BB
PO. A. E
Daniels
Wolter
Ieriven
Cardner
Detroit
AB. R
E. Mealler
Crawford
Deleh'ty
Ponovan
Sweeney
Walter
Delehanty
O'Leary
Stanage
Donovan
Gardner
Shaller
Warhop
Messrs. Connelly and
O'Loughlin
AB H. Po
Sakes
R. H. PO
Devers
Acs Cseence
Doyle
Vu Nodgrass
Murray
Seeeersee
Crandall
Beans
Devlin
Meyers
Chicago
Philadelphia
Lora
H. Lord
S8trunk
Calhan
J.collins
Murphy
Tinehill
Barry
Sullivan
O Thomas
Payne
Lapp
Walsh
Plank
Coombs
Ie Saat
Zeider
Tannehill
B. Lord
Baker
MTC
McIntyre
Callahan
Strunk
Marry Callaten
Ount
Bank
plave—Rodle
Sullivans
Thomas
E. Collins
Wiper
McInnes
el Nigaco
Messrs
Dineen and
Errine
Cody
Dolan
Wells
C. Smith
Newark
Jersey City
Wheeler
Dein Inger
Ryan
Jones
Wewinkle
Magee
Schulte
McIntire
Brown
Hofman
Doolan
Knabe
Luderus
Alexander
Eason and
Johnystone
Boston
Cleveland
Yto & Moser
Purteil
Olsen
Leweis
Jackson
H LuzTon
Khpoa
Abrhpoa Turner
O.hooper
Ge'dner
Frison
Uf Engle
Graney
Oj Lewis
Stevall
Giverkes
B'm'h
M.cf
Purtell
O. Ball
Willams Ihe
Oll
le Sesker
Gregg
Moser
Speaker
Williams
Lewis
Yerkes
Fogrone Fincas Rye Ses
Turner
Ball
Hooper
Birmingham
Stovall
Ly Moser
Mail N and Vars
SiHooper
J'keen
I Lewis
Wis Yerkes
Engle
Falkenberz
Falkenberg
lHooper
Kajzer
Hall
Jackzon
Ener
Land
Ston
Cleve
Irons
Senne
Karger
Serber
Falkenbers
Evans
Mullin
Cleveland Beats Boston In Open The Series
Cleveland wins the first game of a two game set at Boston as errors and weak eighth inning by Boston pit Me causer contributed. Key plays include Olsen and Leweba and Jackson featured for Cleveland while Moser and Purttell tumbled Boston in the eighth. Final score Cleveland 7 Boston 4.
Cleveland Defeats Boston In Second Game 6 to 4
In a slow contest with bursts of sharp hitting Cleveland beat Boston 6 to 4 to sweep the series with three straight victories. Pitcher Karger lasting six innings was removed after a rough sixth. Fred Falkenberg started for Cleveland and earned the win while Hall took the loss for Boston in a tense, hour and forty minute game at the park observed by Evans and Mullin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
Karger
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Goackers
Manhattan
Hal Chase
Detroit Tigers
Pinkertons
Pains
Yankee
Bert Daniels
Jennings
Tommy Connelly
Roy Hartzell
Birdie m Cree
Second Base
Jack Knight
Curves
Hobi'zel
Ates
Htummel
Eemond
Burch
Bergen
Davidson
Lean
Begcher
TY Cobb
Abrhpoa Newark
Devn
G’r
Bailey
Lj Agler
Kelly
Gettm
Dailton
Butler
Loudon
Mason
McCarty
Boice
Cady
vRan
Louden
Mesera
Pollock
Hartime
H E
Curtis
Stroud
Killifer
Barberich
Messrs. Pender and Wright
Derby
Belmont
Moore's Bays
Bugs
Raymond
Phillies
Cubs
Krabe
Pask
Lobert
Her
Graham
Alex’ der
MelIntire
Pat
Laier
Paskett
Naps
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