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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
7
St Louis Browns edged the New York Yankees 7 to 4 at the Polo Grounds behind solid hitting by Stovall Williams and Pratt. Key moments included Warhop’s underhanded effort in the sixth and a Browns burst in the ninth to seal the win.
Zamloch yielded key runs as Detroit outlasted Boston 6 to 3. Notable players include Speaker and Gainer with multiple hits, while McKee and Serkesa added offense for Detroit. Defensive miscues by Garder Wagner Virt Cabb and McKee contributed to the back-and-forth affair.
American League features St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington. National League games include New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago. International League schedules Toronto at Newark Buffalo at Jersey City Montreal at Providence Rochester at Baltimore.
Fiedient pitched seven innings with none out in the sixth against Leonard while Boston scored five in four innings. Dauss and Moriarty delivered hits with Vitt recording a two base hit and Lewis aiding with two. Double plays featured Bush Vitt Gainer and Moriarty Gainer. Detroit left 11 on base, Boston seven. Errors by Detroit twice. Dauss hit Nanamaker, Bedient and Leonard allowed multiple runs. Umpires Evans and Hart. Time two hours.
In a full nine inning matchup Washington defeats Cleveland 6 to 3. Key players include Shanks and Lelivelt for Washington with Mullin and Hughes working on the mound for Cleveland. Errors by Lajoie Foster and Greveland shape the scoring while timing runs two hours and three minutes.
Statistics from a Philadelphia Chicago game with hits by Strunk Oldring Baker Bodie. Roster notes include substitutions for Scott Lang Houck and Weaver with final score 1 to 0 in nine innings. Umpires Messie O Loughlin and Hildebrand. Time of game one hour and forty three minutes.
In Rochester yielding mixed innings Rochester and Baltimore split a doubleheader with comebacks and late scoring. In Newark Toronto edged Newark 9 to 4 as Brant Graham Atchison Smith handled batteries. Providence defeated Montreal 7 to 3 behind Madden and J Gnslow with Ressigi. Jersey City and Ruffalo were shut out by Frill Gowdy and Davis Blair in a 4 to 3 finish.
In Binghamton Binghamton 5 beat Syracuse 0. In Elmira Elmira 0 lost to Utica 6. In Scranton Scranton 2 defeated Albany 0. In Wilkesbarre Wilkesbarre 7 beat Troy 4.
In York Harrisboro and Trenton respectively, teams played matches with York securing 3 points and Trenton 8 points while Atlantic City and Wilming tom share 4 points in a Wilmington area contest.
American Association box scores list games at Columbus Milwaukee Louisville Indianapolis Minneapolis and Toledo. Notable results include Milwaukee 2 over Columbus 3 and Indianapolis 12 over Kansas City 9 with varied lineups across venues.
At Pittsfield Bridgeport the score was 4 to 2. Hartford Hertford defeated Waterbury 4 to 2. Holyoke beat New Ham 0 to 0. Newredon Springfield failed 3 to 1 against New Lonn éon.
The Giants defeated the Reds 6 to 2 behind Art Fromme who relieved Packard and shut down Cincinnati after a rough middle innings. New York built a lead with Snodgrass’s homer and key hits, while Tesreau struggled with control before Fromme and Harter closed out the win.
Boston and Pittsburgh played a tight game with Boston edging 6 to 4. McDonald and Carey suffered errors for Boston while Wagner and Maranville stole bases. Perdue and O'Toole pitched, with O'Toole getting three strikeouts and Perdue one.
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 6 to 0 behind Leach's three base hit and strong pitching. Brennan, Moore, and Smith split mound duties with solid seven innings. Key plays include Leach's three base hit and Lobert Magee two base hits for Chicago.
In morning play at Lynn Worcester Lynn defeated Brockton 8 to 4. In afternoon Lynn beat Brockton 3 to 1. Lawrence defeated Fall River 6 to 5 in ten innings. Worcester beat New Bedford 9 to 3. Portland defeated Lowell 10 to 5.
Danbury defeats Middletown 8 0 and Newbury beats Long Branch 4 3. Kingston edges Poughkeepsie 5 4 while Kingston 8 6 Poughkeepsie. Results reflect multiple city matchups in the Danbury Danbury Newbury Kingston region competition.
Norfolk defeated Petersburg 5 to 2 at Norfolk Petersburg. News Richmond edged Newport News 1 to 0 in the other Norfolk area matchup.
Cornell beat Pennsylvania 7 to 3 in Ithaca this final game of the year. Acheson twirled superbly allowing three hits while Penn pitcher Sayre left with a knee injury after a liner from Schirick. Schirick of Kingston was tonight elected captain for the next season.
The Stanford team from California defeated Keio University in Nagoya, Japan. Stanford players led by their top scorer won by four runs in a hard fought international match.
Tennis tournament at Terete Tennis Club on Broadway and 238th Street Lat. runs June 24 to 21 with daily 4 PM play and admission 50 cents.
Yale shuts out Harvard 2 to 0 before about 20 000 at Yale Field in New Haven. Middlebrook’s sensational ninth inning catch and relay ending the game sparked Yale celebrations. Pitcher Frye gave eight hits in four and two thirds innings, Hitchcock held Yale hitless after replacing him, and Reilly and Cornish drove in Yale’s runs. Harvard threatened in the ninth but could not score. Both teams head to Cambridge for the second game.
Brooklyn and St Louis deadlocked 8 to 8 after two big bursts in the fourth and seventh. Daubert and Smith led Brooklyn with key hits while St Louis split the runs with Mowrey Hauser and Huggins scoring in the seventh.
In round one at Glenwood Country Club Nassau’s B H Tobey loses to Harold Godwin of Glenwood 6 and 4 while Godwin falls to J W Hausenbeck 2 up 1 to play. Second round sees Hausenbeck defeat Godwin and White defeat Boone as the event continues with second division rounds and semifinals to follow.
At Belmont Park yesterday Iron Mask owned the sprint, winning the Toboggan Handicap for three-year-olds and up in 1:10 with 180 pounds. Spring Board and Hester Prynne followed in second and third as Meridian and other notable sprinters faltered. The card included strong performances by Sandhill, Monocacy, and Malaga in the steeplechase, with Teas Over reported dead and jockey Grand suspended for rough riding.
Great Neck Grasshoppers defeated Meadow Brook Russian Dancers 13 goals to 11 in the second round of the Great Neck polo tournament staged at C F Russell Grace Field. Scoring breakdown shows Grasshoppers with 16 earned goals and 2 penalties. Dancers with 7 earned goals, 5 penalties, and 1 safety lost.
The event, sanctioned by the A A U, takes place at Palisades Park natatorium on Saturday afternoon featuring top swimmers from the metropolitan district. The New York Athlete Club will be represented by Bud Jood in a range of events with several other listed swimmers among the entrants.
Mace defeats Shafer in a grueling four hour match 12-10 8-10 6-3 to win the Metropolitan Championship in men's singles. The report covers rounds, doubles results, and notable players including Rand D. Little Walter Merrill Hall and Dean Mathey with matches and scores across the tournament.
Wallace F. Johnson of Philadelphia defeated Craig Biddle of Philadelphia in the first round at Queen's Club London. The match ended 1 3, 7 5, 6 2 in favor of Johnson.
Baltimore's B W Corkran Cameron Buxton of the home club Horace T Cook of Trenton and Dr J I Hay of White Marsh reach the Lynnewood Hall Cup semifinal at Huntingdon Valley Country Club in Noble. Buxton beats C E Van Vieck Jr 3 up 2 to play. Satterthwaite falls to Sharwood 5 up 3 to play. Corkran defeats H B Heyburn 4 up & 1 up to play.
English polo ponies once sent by Capt. E. D. Miller to lift the Westchester Club Cup are likely to be sold before Saturday. Buyers include Harry Payne Whitney who took six, Louis E. Stoddard four, Harold C. Phipps two, and F. H. Prince of Boston among others. Miller fears a wholesale dispersal may weaken England's polo prospects for next year as the Duke of Westminster aims to weed out worn mounts. The English team sails tomorrow. remaining ponies will go aboard the Minnehaha on Saturday.
The Boston Athletic Association team set a new four-mile relay world record at March Field in Baston Penn on Old Home Week. They finished in 17 minutes 51.5 seconds, surpassing the previous 17:55 record by Corneil. Mahoney opened with 4:35 mile, Marceau 4:28, Powers 4:26.5, Hedlund 4:22. The All Philadelphia team placed second, Lafayette College third. Halpin won the 440 in 49.25 seconds. Powers won the one mile in 4:47.5, Mahoney second.
In Bermuda on June 17 the Philadelphia to David's Head Bennett Trophy race began back toward Brooklyn. Barbara II. led at 7 30 after Trixie returned. Tocsam and Dream faced propeller issues and St Georges repairs delayed further start while Dream waited at St Georges.
A boy oriented feature promotes Spalding’s new store at 520 Fifth Avenue near 43rd Street. It highlights a model bat tied to Heinie Zimmerman, equipment for champions, and a vast catalog with hundreds of bats gloves tennis rackets and shoes to entice young shoppers.
Chestier looks for youths and young men with suiting that covers 32 to 42 inch chests. Smart trim models feature exclusive patterns and fashion twists. Prices range from $18 to $40 with quality service and a money back guarantee.
A playful note describes Snowflake straws praised for their light construction and cool look. The copy emphasizes the variety of straw styles and their appealing “snow-because so cool” branding.
Advertises Summer footwear emphasizing long wear and heat resistance. Highlights stout sole shoes and clocked lisles from Solo line. Mentions Rocers Peet Company stores at Warren Street and 43rd and 34th Streets.
A street market rundown shows numerous prewar autos with model years from 1910 to 1918. Cars include Packard, Pierce, Cadillac, Simplex, Mercer, Stoddard, Lancia, Renault, Buick, Hudson, Fiat, Apperson, and more with varied body styles and asking prices noted, listing dealers and stock at 57th Street.
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