Yanks Blasted by Elberfeld Banished. Naps Rally to 10-4 Win
In a tense American League Park showdown 7 000 spectators saw Silk O Loughlin banish Elberfeld after a disputed call. A bottle was hurled from the grandstand but hit no one as Cleveland scored late while the Naps climbed from a five to ten run deficit. Batting miscues and timely hits from Brockett and Turner aided the comeback as the Naps surged past the Yankees 10 to 4 with Stalings’ men showing grit.
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Yanks Fall to Cleveland in Seventh Inning Rally
Cleveland over New York 10 to 4 as Ball and Joss pace a late surge. Engle homered and Kleinow, Turner, and Lajoie chained hits for the Indians while Goode and Joss supplied early offense for Gotham. Ball’s two doubles and a late burst sealed Cleveland’s win in two hours.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American League games featured Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Pittsburgh with New York prevailing in 11 innings. Eastern, American Association, and National League results include Rochester and Providence wins, plus ties in several city matchups. Standings show Rochester and Buffalo atop their divisions with Toronto and Jersey City near the middle.
Unclear Sports Standings Fragment From Milwaukee to Columbus
A fragmented scoreboard shows teams such as Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louisville, Toledo, Columbus and St Paul with varied winloss records and percentages. The text lacks context for a full standings view.
Schedule of Eastern League games listed by city matchups
The Eastern League features multiple scheduled matchups including Washington at New York and Philadelphia at Boston among others. Teams listed include St. Louis Chicago Detroit New York Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Rochester Providence Montreal Newark Toronto Baltimore Buffalo Jersey City Indianapolis Minneapolis Columbus Milwaukee Louisville St. Paul Toledo Kansas City and more.
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Washington
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Boston
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Two-base Hits And Errors Highlight St Louis Versus Washington Game
The box score notes McAleese Hartzell Ferris Williams Washington and St Louis with Frowne Hughes producing two-base hits. Hartzell stole a base, and a double play featured Unglaub McBride Donohue. Criss allowed 3 walks while Hughes issued 2, Criss struck out 8. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Egan and Sheridan.
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Ferris
Williams
Washington
St. Louis
Frowne
Hughes
McBride
Street
Unglaub
Donohue
Philadelphia and Detroit Baseball Box Score Summary
Philadelphia and Detroit players collide in a pitch heavy game with Krause earning the win over Killian. Three-base hit by Murphy and two-base hits by Krause and Thomas highlight Detroit scoring while Philadelphia tallies in the early frames. Umpires Hurst and Connolly supervised a one hour fifty minute contest.
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Cobb
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Schaefer
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Willetts
Messrs. Hurst and Connolly
Baseball scores from Brockton and Burlington games
In Brockton Massachusetts Brockton 2 Boston Americans 1 at line two Vermont 4 Pennsylvania State 1 at Burlington. Base ball today two games New York Americans versus Washington first game called at 1 45 P M One admission AdV.
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Pirates Break Tie and Win in Eleventh Inning
In Pittsburg at Exposition Park on June 18 the Pirates defeated the Giants 3 to 2 in eleven innings. Camnitz and Wiltse pitched well amid errors as Leach sparked Pittsburg with a late hit and base running. The game featured a tense pitchers' battle after New York tied the score in the sixth.
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Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia With Late Offense
In a nine inning slugfest Cincinnati tops Philadelphia 4 to 1. Bescher Magee Oakes Doolan and Ewing led the offense while Sparks and Richie split pitching duties. The game lasted one hour and forty minutes with Rigler and Truby presiding as umpires.
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Minor League Scores Across Multiple Leagues
In the New England, Connecticut, Tri-State and Southern leagues, teams posted a series of scores. Albany fell to Wilkes Barre 4 to 2 while Elmira beat Syracuse 5 to 1. Lowell defeated Worcester 10 to 6 and New Bedford topped Lynn 10 to 8. Springfield beat New Haven 11 to 8 and Northampton beat Hartford 12 to 8. Reading trounced Williamsport 18 to 7. Williamsport beat Reading 4 to 1. Altoona edged Lancaster 5 to 2, Johnstown won 5 to 1 against York, Trenton beat Harrisburg 9 to 3, and Atlanta defeated Birmingham 2 to 0. New Orleans? 3? The Southern League also listed Nashville beating Little Rock 3 to 2 and New Orleans 3, Birmingham 2.
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New Haven
Northampton
Hartford
Waterbury
New Britain
Reading
Wilamsport
Williamsport
Altoona
Lancaster
Johnstown
York
Trenton
Harrisburg
Outfield Moves Linked to Giants and Others
Beardedown reports Capt Anson acting for McGraw closed a deal with Beardstown officials sending Kommers, Illinois Missouri League standout, to the New York National club. Berrett, ex-Boston, signs with Milwaukee. Roy Thomas released by Philadelphia after a decade with the National League club and coaching Penn. Strunk of Philadelphia released to Milwaukee American Association club.
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Penn
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Thomas
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Philadelphia
Mack
Strunk
Weston Plainly Walks Westward to San Francisco
On the eighty third day of his cross country trek, Weston continues from New York toward San Francisco in a 100 day walking challenge. The route lists marches from Utica to Chaffee and on to Youngstown and Toledo with dates and mileages, ending near Castle Rock before reaching Ogden, Utah.
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United States
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Morgan Utah Dispatch From Heat Acknowledges Wounds
Reporter Edward Payson Weston writes from Morgan Utah after a Wednesday night fall caused injuries and fatigue from intense heat in the mountain district. He notes a stop in Morgan twenty three miles from Ogden and indicates he will wait for further steps.
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New York Times
Morgan
Utah
Ogden
Walker Edward Weston Plans Southern Pacific Route Trek
Edward Payson Weston writes from Salt Lake City to detail his planned midnight arrival in Ogden and a long walk to San Francisco via the Southern Pacific route. He thanks officials for aid and nourishment assurances, calling it the best encouragement since leaving Kansas and easing his worries.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Kansas
Edward Payson Weston
Curtiss Aeroplane Flies At Morris Park Track
Glenn H. Curtiss conducted two half mile test flights at Morris Park, first at 26 mph then at 46.7 mph, after adjustments to slow and then faster speeds. A. M. Herring assisted with marking the course, and both flights landed smoothly despite darkness. Curtiss planned a longer test flight if wind allowed.
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Glenn H. Curtiss
Morris’ Park
Matson Triumphs In 292.74 Mile Race At Crown Point
Joseph Matson driving a Chalmers Detroit Blue Bird won the light cars race at Crown Point, Ind, in 4 31 21 over Robertson Locomobile second in 4 39 03,Momsen third as remaining cars were flagged off after the first three. The event served as a prelude to tomorrow’s Coke Cup for big cars.
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Marson
Momsen
Incredible Stock Car Race Struggles Through Long Course
Burman led early in a Buick with 23:41 lap time and 49:46 mid race despite valve failure on lap four. Matson steadily rose to lead by lap three and kept it, while Knipper and Poole chased in a tight pack. Robertson overtook Monson for second on the final lap in a dramatic finish as several drivers retired with mechanical woes. Tomorrow's 17 lap 395.59 mile event promises the severest test yet.
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Chalmers-Detroit
Frank Vaughan
Knipper Aae
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Grand Stand
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Ison
America
Long Island
Proctor’s Insep Arrives After Rough Cup Race Run
William C. Proctor’s motor boat Insep, the third to start from Bermuda last Monday for the Crescent Athletic Club cup, arrived Bay Ridge at 8 08 45 PM after rough seas and engine trouble. She will be hauled over in Greenport for overhauling before returning to her Cincinnati owner. The winner, J G N Whitaker’s Itis, beat Richmond Levering’s Heather by 1 hour 22 minutes 44 seconds and heads to Bayonne then Philadelphia. Heather will also go to Greenport for overhauling.
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Crescent Athletic Club
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Bayonne
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
P S 28 Boys Defeat PS 58 In Bronx Queens Baseball Showdown
In Prospect Park yesterday afternoon Public School 28 of the Bronx routed Public School 58 of Queens 15 to 1 to win the elementary school baseball championship game.
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Bronx
Public School 58
Queens
Empire State Steeplechase Handicap In Race Card
The card lists two races: first for three-year-olds in a six furlong selling allowance and second the Empire State Steeplechase Handicap for four-year-olds and up over about two and a half miles with a horse named Sanctus mentioned.
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Osdit Mark Anthony II
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Livingstone
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Sweet Simplicity
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de Mund
Prince Gal
Rialto
King Cobalt
Hartford Boy
Harrigan
Hurley Defeats Griffin in Ten Round Battle
Bat tling Hurley of Passaic New Jersey defeats Charlie Griffin of Australia in a ten round bout at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Hurley dominates with body blows while Griffin concentrates on Hurley’s face and head. Griffin initially demands more money but stays by his contract as management threatens to return members their dues.
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N. J
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Fairmont Athletic Club
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