Giants Complete Fourth Straight Victory In Cincinnati
New York built an 8 to 7 win over Cincinnati as Mathewson scattered hits except in the eighth. Opportune two-run bursts in the second and eighth fueled the Giants, with Snodgrass a key early three-base hit and Merkle driving in runs. Cincinnati led briefly in the fifth and seventh before New York poured in four in the eighth to seal the victory at Crosley Field.
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New York Times
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mathewson
New York
Reds
Bents
Buggs
Nodgrass
Doyle
Merkle
Urray
Meyers
Benton
Snodgrass
Devore
Murray
Byrne
Giants
Sugges
Matty
Sages
Burns
Shafer
Vletcher
Dodge
Fletcher
Groh
Big Six
Marks
Remon
Ine
Meee Soins
E Elgh Ng
Pg Devore
Bugger
Dana
Tinker
Almeida
Hite
Benson
Suggs
Phillies Take Final Game 2 1 as Chicago Drops to Fourth
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 2 to 1 in the final game of the series. Wilbur Good hits a ninth inning homer off Lavender to save Chicago from a shutout. Becker argues with umpire Orth and is chased to the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Stalg
Grover Alexander
Lavender
Evers
Wilbur Good
Heine Zimmerman
Becker
Orth
Mitchell
Bresnahan
Paskett
Killifer
Inn
Cheney
Schulte
Leach
Doolan
Etinabe
Giants Obtain Southern Outfielder
Richmond Virginia League left fielder Sandy Piez was sold today to the New York Giants for Fall delivery. The trade, announced in Richmond, transfers Piez from Avilie South Carolina to the major leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Sandy
Piez
New York Giants
Avilie
S.C
Reid Sold by Davenport Team to Philadelphia NL
Davenport shortstop Milton Reid of the Davenport Three I club was sold today to the Philadelphia National League team. He will report to them in sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
Milton Reid
Yankees Pitcher Klepfer Traded To Venice Coast League
Venice Coast League sub manager Hogan accepted an offer from Frank Chance for pitcher Klepfer of the New York Americans. A telegram confirmed the deal, and the transfer was completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Klepfer
New York Americans
Hogan
Frank Chance
Baseball Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
Results from American League include New York 10 over St Louis 4, Washington 6 over Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 2 over Chicago 0, and Boston 5 over Detroit 4. National League games feature New York 8 over Cincinnati 7, Brooklyn 11 over St Louis 5, Philadelphia 2 over Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 5 over Boston 4, with others listed. International League scores show Newark 2 over Buffalo 0, Rochester 4 over Providence 2, Baltimore 13 over Montreal 8, and Jersey City 1 over Toronto 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
Brookllyn
Pittsburgh
Newark
Buffalo
Rochester
Providence
Baltimore
Montreal
Jersey City
Toronto
Cleveland E
Washington - At
Cecewrens
Louis
P.C
Philadelphia Pine Ina
New Or
Brooklyn
Ae International Eague L
Baltmore
Montreal Eo
Torontoo
Sports Matchups Listed For North American Clubs
A slate of city pairings and venue names includes New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis Buffalo at Newark Toronto at Jersey City Rochester at Providence Montreal at Baltimore indicating upcoming cross city clashes and venue assignments across leagues.
Brooklyn Dominates St. Louis to Complete Series Sweep
Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 11 to 5 in the final game as Market and the bullpen struggled for the hosts. Magee and Wingo led the hits for Brooklyn while Cutshaw and Daubert sparked the St. Louis attack. Manager Huggins was banished for disputing a call by umpire Byron.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Market
Huggins
Byron
Ted
Smith
Evans
Fisher
Miller
Wingo
Phelps
Curtis
Mon
Whitted
St. Eulasseesce
Magee
Cutshaw
Harmon
Wagner
Konetchy
Daubert
Mowrey
Hauser
Marmon
Messrs
Rigler and
Pirates Break Losing Streak on muffed fly
Pittsburgh ends a six game skid by scoring two runs in the eighth after Mann misplayed Wilson's fly ball allowing Viox and Wagner to score. Pirates beat the Boston Braves 5 to 4 in a tight game while six straight losses by one run haunted the club.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Mann
Boston
Wilson
Viox
Wagner
Abrhpoa
Abrhpoa Byrne
M'ville
Carey
Myers
C'nolly
S'R
Lord
Miller
Titus
Wood
Man
Devlin
Adams
fCollins
Butler
Rob'son
Hess
Camnitz
tSeym'r
McDonald
Maranville
Raridén
Odo
Byrne
Connolly
Rariden
Robinson
Cammnitz
Messrs. O'Day and
Emsliec
Batteries and Scores Reported Across Cities
Severe and Brandon lead battery pairings with crews in Newark Providence Baltimore Amherst and Burlington events. Umpire Mr Reed tallies a one hour fifty minute time as teams including Montreal and the University of Vermont face the Chinese University of Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H.E. Amherst
Willams
Robinson and Strahan
Hodge
Lewis
Mr. Reed
Burlington
University of Vermont
Chinese University of Hawaii
Boy Scout Race Preparations Underway in June Meet
Committee meeting set for June to select leaders and form a squad for the upcoming journey. Local border troop aims to start the race promptly after the session.
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Border
Yankees Rally Lead in 10-4 Victory Over Browns at Polo Grounds
The Yankees pounded the St. Louis Browns 10 to 4 at the Polo Grounds in the final game of New York’s Western club invasion. Sweeney led hitters with five trips, including a triple. McConnell earned his first home stay win of the year, holding the Browns to seven hits through six innings.
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Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Polo Grounds
New York
Cree
Sweeney
Hartzell
Mitchell
Yanks
Austin
McConnell
Missourians
Browns
Johnston
St. Louis
Pratt
Burton
Williams
Peckinpaugh
Shotten
Brief
Borton
Walter
Daniels
Tobasco
Jimmy Austin
Hamilton
Pete Compton
Tcell
Louis
Dan
J’ston
Sw’y
Balenti
Pellcuepatelli A
Agnew
McKechnie
Ee Lays
Balent
Mwell
Ott McConnell
M McGreevy
Connolly
Early Lead Secures Boston Victory Over Detroit
Boston bats for five runs in first four innings and holds off Detroit 5 to 4 in the series finale. Key moments include Vincent Bedient pitching late and Dubuc facing the Detroit threat in the ninth as Boston clinches the win at home.
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Boston
Detroit
Bond
High
Dubue
Bedient
O’brien
Bush
Vitt
Crawford
Janvrin
Cobb
Washington Wins Odd Game 6-3 Over Cleveland
Washington defeats Cleveland 6 to 3 in an uneven series game. Falkenberg struggled for the visitors while Washington’s hitters produced a productive lead, with key plays by Se ington and others as the Nationals clinched the win.
Tennis Tournament Sparks Local Interest
Local sports desk notes activity around a tennis tournament with players and spectators. Details are fragmented but highlight ongoing matches and community enthusiasm for the event.
Phillies edge Cubs 2 0 in pitchers' duel
Philadelphia beats Chicago 2 to 0 as Brown and Russell duel. Baker tripled and McInnis scored on a sacrifice fly in the second inning. Murphy and Oldring pushed across the other run on a wild pitch and sacrifice. Mattick and Walsh made key catches robbing extra-base hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brown
Russell
Sox
Athletics
Baker
Mattick
McInnis
Murphy
Oldring
Bodie
Walsh
Oldr
G. Ee
E.C’ Na
Chase
Mel's
Barry
Slane
Weaver
Nes—McInnis
Collings
Bales Brown
Russll
Ponty Fext
Messrs. O'Loughlin and
Hildebrand
Minor Leaguers Score Across American Association
In Columbus, Kansas City lost to Columbus 11. In Toledo, Stetsonponte defeated Toledo 2 0. Louisville beat St Paul 3 2. Indianapolis hosted Milwaukee with Indianapolis winning 5 3 and Milwaukee 7 Indianapolis 1 in eight innings.
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American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Sttensaponte
Louisville
St. Paul
New York State League Game Affected by Wet Grounds
At Utica Utica Scianton 9 Scianton 0. Second game postponed due to wet grounds. All other games postponed because of rain.
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New York State League
Utica
Scianton
New York New Jersey League Matches Reported
Kingston Middletown hosts Poughkeepsie Newbury in a Kingston area league clash. Danbury Danbury faces Long Branch as the circuit lists results and locations.
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New York and
New Jersey
Kingston
Middletown
Poughkeepsie
Newbury
Poughkeep
Danbury
Long Branch
Tri State League Scores Reported For Three Matches
In Harrisburg Allentown Harrisburg won 8 to 1 against Hetrinburg. York beat Atlantic City 4 to 3. Wilmington defeated Trenton 6 to 3.
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Harrisburg
Allentown
Hetrinburg
York
Atlantic City
Wilmington
Trenton
Unclear Matchups Reported With Inning Note
The fragment lists several baseball score pairs from Fitchburg to New Bedford Brockton and others with scores and innings. It records matchups like Fitchburg New Bedford 5 Brockton 2 and Worcester Worcester 1 Fall River 0, noting a second inning call.
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Fitchburg
New Bedford
Brockton
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Portlaid
Worcester
Fall River
Eastern Association Scores Report from Hartford and Bridgeport
The Hartford game saw Holyoke defeated 8 to 2, while Bridgeport edged New Haven 6 to 0 at Bridgeport. In New London Pittsfield won 4 to 0 at New London. Springfield Waterbury Springfield game was postponed due to rain.
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Eastern Association
Hartford
Hartfo
Holyoke
Bridgeport-New Haven
Bridgeport
New London
Pittsfield
Springfield
Southern League Scores From Three Cities
In Chattanooga Tennessee the Nashville team lost 6 to 2. In Mobile Alabama the New Orleans team fell 8 to 4. In Atlanta Georgia the Birmingham and Atlanta game ended 7 to 2. Montgomery Alabama hosted a 1 to 0 score with Memphis.
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Chattahooga
Chattanooga
Nashville
Mobilé
Mobile
New Orleans
Atlanta
Birminham
Ontgomery
Montgomery
Memps
Virginia League Scores Reported From Richmond and Newport News
In the Virginia League results at Michmond Roanoke Richmond beat itself 8 to 4. Newport News defeated Norfolk 7 to 1. Aetna is noted with Peters in unclear context.
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Virginia League
Michmond
Roanoke
Richmond
Newport News
Norfolk
Petersure
Baseball Scoreline from Federal League Games
In Cincinnati Covington the Reds defeated St Louis 11 to 2. Dulage Seeeeee topped Chicago 10 to 5. Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in ten innings.
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Federal League
Cincinnati
Covington
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast League Night
In San Francisco San Francisco hosts Portland in a 2 to 0 result. Sacramento beats Oakland 7 to 2. Los Angeles Venice edges Los Angeles 9 to 8.
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San Francisco
Portland
Sacramento
Oakland
Los Angeles
Venice
Unusual finish in Brookline Cup race action
Bayard Tucker Jr. of Boston won the twenty second annual Challenge Cup at Brookline Country Club in a dramatic finish aboard Jim Hanson. Rival Maxim's Pride, ridden by Fred Alpers, led earlier after Tucker lost stirrups but Tucker spurred Indian Fashion to victory by two lengths as they crossed the line in 5:25. Tucker toppled, hitting a wire fence but recovered to ride again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bayard Tuckerman, Jr
Brookline Country Club
Jim Hanson
Maxim's Pride
C. P. Robbins
Fred Alpers
New York
Tuckerman
Alpers
Williamstown Names 1914 Golf Captain and Tennis Leader
Williamstown selects Paul H. Hyde of Wichita Kansas as golf captain for 1914 season and Conrad F C of Mount Hermon elected tennis team captain for next year.
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Williamstown
Mass
Paul H. Hyde
Wichita, Kan
Conrad F
Norman Taber and Howard Drew shine at Moose field day
Norman S. Taber of Providence won the mile run at the New England Moose Association field day near a shore resort. Howard Drew of Springfield captured the 100 yards dash. The meet featured open mile and 100 yard handicap events with Towne and Waterman placing behind.
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Providence
R. I
Norman S. Taber
Howard Drew
Springfield
New England Association of Moose
Taber
Norman
R. W. Atwater
Tufts
W. R. Waterman
Brown
William — Rett
Worcester
Sas Yards
Pecente Vie
Orcester Leroy
Yards
Harvard Victory Hopes Rise Over Yale In River Race
New London Conn June 19 Harvard crowds gather as freshmen and varsity beat Yale in preliminary races on the Thames. Harvard holds west lane advantage for tomorrow and shows strong morale with coaches and spectators from both campuses optimistic about a Crimson win. Yale counters with English shells and high hopes despite Gore’s absence, while officials monitor betting and patrols.
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New York Times
New London
Conn
Massachusetts
Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Thames
Boston
Cambridge
Yale Navy
Vars
Nice Etry
Els
Gold
Kirby
Oxford
Bob Cook
Blues
Gore
Denegree
Snowden
Lippincott
Jim Wray
Gales Ferry
George St. John
Sheffield
Fritz Olmstead
Harry Payne Itney
Red
Percy Haughton
W. H. Garcelon
Paul An Lathrop Withington
Revenue
Onondaga
Gresham
Acushnet
Elbe
E. Cutler
R. Cutler
P. Withington
L. Withington
P. Farley
P. Metcalf
G. Wigginbow
L. Whitney
Meredith Blazden
Draw Bridge
Navy Yard
Peicering
W. E. Meikleham
Columbia
A. W. Putnam
Harriman
Iself
Bohstedt Keeps Stroke Role On Varsity Eight
In Poughkeepsie on June 19 Coach Vail kept Bohstedt at stroke for the Varsity eight after a two day test. Evert, who was last year’s Badger eight stroke as a freshman, had been moved to No. 2 yesterday. Bohstedt remains in the lead role as crew selections firm up.
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Vail
Columbia
WG. Foss
West Shore
Nnsylvani
Cornell
Hudson
Waldo
New York
Highland
Poughkeepsie
Highland Station
New York Times
N. Y
Bohstedt
Evert
Badger
Pell Wins Three Matches in Metropolitan Tennis Championship
Theodore R. Pell advances in singles by defeating George M. Church and F. C. Inman Jr. in four and five sets respectively and teams with Gustave Touchard to win doubles. Washburn reaches the final while Pell and Washburn prepare for a semifinal showdown as doubles proceed toward Saturday finals.
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Theodore R. Pell
West Side
George M. Church
Princeton
F. C. Inman, Jr
Gustave F. Touchard
George S.roesbeck
E. H. Pfeiffer
W. M. Washburn
C. F. Watson, Jr
Pell
Washell
Baggs
F. H
W. M. Gates
Bull
Washburn
Dr. Rosenbaum
Lovibond
Vantage
Leona
Watson
Cunningham
Tobey
S—T
Little
Hall
Shafer
Mahan
Voshell and Baggs
Metropolitan Area
Theodore R. Peil
F. C. Inman
Georges S. Groesbeck
Johnson Beats German Crack in London Championship
Wallace F. Johnson of Philadelphia defeated German player F. W. Rahe in a five set open singles match at the London lawn tennis championship Somnevont. The comeback came after Rahe won the first two sets and led 6 2 in the third before Johnson rallied to take the fourth set 6 2 and the fifth set 6 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wallace F. Johnson
Philadelphia
F. W. Rahe
Close Win for Cooperstown in Great Neck Polo
Cooperstown defeated Great Neck 21 to 12 in a Great Neck polo tournament match. Malcolm Stevenson led Cooperstown with 7 goals while teammates Rumrey and Beadleston scored 5 each. Great Neck trailed despite a 5 goal handicap and strong defense by W. R. Grace and J. W. Webb. Referee was J. C. Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
New York Times
Great Neck
L.il
Malcolm Stevenson
Russell Grace
W. R. Grace
J. W. Webb
Hadden
John G. Milburn, Jr
F. H. Prince
C. C. Rumrey
C. P. Beadleston
M. Stevenson
J. C. Cooley
Chapple and Davis Set for Match Race Series
After wrangling over distances the match races between Arthur Chapple the 1912 champion and Charlie Davis of Brooklyn were signed. Forfeits posted by both sides. The opening race will be at night with two more Sunday races. The main event features Brooklyn Hands and Chapple in an eight mile field with a two lap handicap.
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Chapple
Davis
Arthur Chapple
Charlie Davis
Brooklyn
Sas
Gainer Captures Great American Stakes at Belmont Park
at Belmont Park yesterday the feature race saw J L Holland's Gainer win decisively in a strong field headed by Mater and Golden Chimes. Punch Bowl carrying 125 pounds faded to sixth amid a slow post and late pace, while Sam Se won the handicap and Donald McDonald the mile and a quarter for Holland, with Owanux and Rock Abbey close behind in other events.
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Belmont Park
Punch Bowl
J. L. Holland
Gainer
Mater
Golden Chimes
McCahey
J. Wilson
Ral Parr
Dick Carman
Punch Bow
Robert Oliver
Water Dy
Phil Ford
John O. Talbott
Cadeau
Lightning
Ford
Sam Jackson
Donald Macdonald
Holland
R. T. Wilson
Owanux
Pilico
Rock Abbey
J. G. Oxnard
Br. F
H. C. Hallenbeck
Ch. F. Lady Lightning
Musgrave
Br. F. Hempeck
Chysels
Spin
Luria
Ann Tilly
Phew
Mary Scribe
Lawsuit
the Turkess
Vel Light
W. M. McGinnis
B. G. Sam Se
Hanover
E. F. Cooney
B. H. Guy Fisher
Wolfe
Samuel Ross
Ci. G
J.L. Holland
Donald McDonald
Townleigh Park Stable
B. G. Jim
Caffrey
Nicklaus
C. C. Smithson
Judge Wolser
Daingerfield
O'Em Annie Sellers
Dandy Dixon
Ch. c. Gainer
Ilson
Flittergold
H. Owanux
Fwalkenan
Charles Pfizer
B. x. Rock Abbey
Heider
K. Harrison, Jr
B. G. L. Navarre
Cosign Site
Pine
Roe Parr
B. G. Robert Oliver
Butwell
R. F. Cavenau
Water Lily
Tennessee Stables
B. F
Minton
Cross
Fireside
Canada Wins and Loses in Davis Cup Elimination Rounds
Canada and South Africa split results in the Davis Cup elimination matches. RB Powell for Canada beat RP F Le Sueur of South Africa three sets to two with set scores 6-5? 6-4 4-6 34 7-5. The Toronto event at Queen's saw W R Johannesburg defeat B Schwenterry of British Columbia in straight sets 11-9 6-?
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South Africa
Tondon
Canada
Todal
Dwight FP
Davis Lawn Trosty
RB Powell
Dominion
F. le Sueur
Powell
Queen's
W. R. Johannesburg
B. Schwenterry
Tish Columbia
Wise little birdies offer ready wear and gear
Weathered catalog style lists clothing and accessories including straws, Oxford shirts, silk socks, wash scarfs, Norfolk breeches, serge, Dusters, mackintoshes, Thermos bottles, Blue Books, weekend luggage, bags, and outdoor outfits for tennis, golf, fishing, camping, plus cameras and bathing suits.
Everything men and boys wear Everything they play with
A compact catalog note highlights apparel and toys for men and boys, focusing on clothing items and playthings. The entry presents a shopping guide snapshot with emphasis on practical wear and suitable toys for male customers.
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Ot Miller
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Brandon
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Fullenweider
Gowdy
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Eben
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Lafitte
R.H.E
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Cottrell
Shawkey and Egan
Amherst
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Ker
G'dner
Veach
Engle
Ner
J'orin
Mor'ty
C'rigan
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Hooper
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Southern League
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Metropolitan Tennis
Johnson
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Seema
Macinsea the Gard Company
Broedwsy
Spalding Goto
Ett Aa Ky Omer 'Zee
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Beth Wares
Fifth Avenue
Racers Peet Company
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Robin Hood Inn
Boston Post Road
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