Boston Red Sox Smash Yankees in Lopsided Win
The Boston Red Sox, led by a barrage of runs and hits, defeated the New York Yankees 11 to 3, with strong batting from Speaker, Lewis, and Yerkes and pitching support from Killicelay until Joe Wood finished the rally in the eighth. The Yankees struggled against Kililay and Fisher, while Birdie Cree and Coakley contributed key hits as Boston chased the game early and cruised to victory.
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Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Jack Killilay
Spokane
Killilay
Cloudland
Joe Wood
Chase
Wood
Crimson
Speaker
Lewis
Yerkes
Elephant Eagle
Birdie Cree
Ray Fisher
Andy Coakley
Athletics
Cubs
Manhattan
Paterson
N. J
Fisher
Andy
Bostons
Fitzgerald
California
Cree
Blair
Coakley
Daniels
Red Sox
Hartzell
Kkillilay
Hooper
Knight
Wagner
Engle
Oston
Gardner
Nunamaker
Larry Gardner
Opper
Varry Gardner
Speater
Yankee
Priest
Boston
New York
Dantets
Qa Hartzell
Gerdner
Wee
YY Fisher
Corkley
Nanamaker
Doutle
Tiair
Oe Vwood
Cockley
de dix
Byay
Huse
Willi
Dev
Vwood
Zu Kab
O'Loughlin and Connelly
Silk O'Loughlin
Hemphill
Silk
Jack Knight
Jonah
Pat Donovan
John I. Taylor
Sam Berger
Jeffries
Jack Gleason
Tex Rickard
Reno
Sam
Mike Doolan
al Burch
Philadelphia
The
Quakers
Superbas
Washington Park
Luderus
Alexander
Brooklyn
Zimmerman
Bill Bergen
Tex Erwin
Mage
Phillies
Burch
Knake
Daubert
Wheat
Walsh Burch
Walsh
Lobert
Haas
Moran
Paskett
Bergen
Pat
Knabe
Stark
Coulson
Philies
Scanlon
Magee
Mike Pana
Athletics Bay Two Games Off Senators
Philadelphia won both games of a Washington doubleheader 2 to 1 and 6 to 1. Morgan and Coombs pitched for Philadelphia as errors hurt the visitors in both games. Joe Wood is mentioned in a tangential note about the day's events and crowd reaction.
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Athletics Bay
Senators
Philadelphia
Washington
Morgan
Coombs
Baseball scores and league standings update
Yesterday's baseball results span the American and National Leagues plus the Eastern League with multiple city matchups. Standings show Detroit Boston Philadelphia Chicago and New York leading various divisions while scores include a 15 inning New York over Boston and a 73 to 0 Baltimore win over Buffalo.
Baseball Today Am League and NL Schedule
In the American League Boston and New York play at 4 PM with Washington at Philadelphia Cleveland at Detroit and Chicago at St Louis. In the National League New York visits Boston Philadelphia plays Brooklyn St Louis hosts Cincinnati Pittsburg vs Chicago Rochester vs Jersey City Toronto visits Newark Buffalo plays Providence Montreal at Baltimore. Two games noted.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Rochester
Jersey City
Newark
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Igis
National League
Usha
New Yorks
Preteiphia
Lgreey City
Providence
Chicaese
Montreal
Phillies and Washington Battle in Low-Scoring Tilt
Washington and Philadelphia played a tight game with Washington taking a 1-0 win in a one hour thirty-five minute affair. Key plays included two-base hits by Conroy and Strunk, a three-base hit by Barry, and notable pitching by Groome and Coombs with Coombs adding two wild pitches.
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Elberfeld
McBride
Barry
Philadelphia
Washington
Abrhvoa
Lord
Milan
Strunk
Schaefer
Oy Collins
aValker
Baker
Meinnes
OU Gessler
Murphy
O' Mecbride
Conroy
Lapp
K Street
Coombs
Groome
Street
Gessler
PDH
McInnis
Mitcher
Messrs, Egan and Sherilian
Detroit Rallies to Beat Cleveland 5-3 on Sharp Pinch Hitting
Detroit capitalizes on timely hitting and Lafitte’s strong relief to defeat Cleveland 5-3. Cobb extends his consecutive game streak to 31, while Lindsay debuts for the Naps in a game noted for pinches and errors.
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Detroit
Mich
Lafitte
Cleveland
Lindsay
New Orleans
Naps
Cobb
Jones
GripRess
Bush
Peace
Olsen
Ikson
Graney
Dereh
O'Leary
Ball
Stanage
Fisher
T Lafitte
Blanding
Chicago Beats St Louis 4 2 In Third Game Of Series
After two outs in the eighth, Chicago scored three runs off Petty to win 4 2. Tannehill, Lord, Clarke and Callahan had two-base hits. Hallinan and Laporte, Lord, Tannehill, and Collins made key plays. Time 1 45. Umpires Evans and Mullen.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Pelty
Hallinan
Laporte
Clarke
Tannehill
Lord
Callahan
Hogan
Collins
Wild Witch Welsh
Walsh
Petty
Messrs
Evans and
Mullen
Newark
Toronto
Agler
Jordan
Meyer
Kelly
Flare
Fitzpatrick
Rose
Lee
McGinley
Phelps
S. Toronto
T Lee
Cady
Louden
Vaughn
Hart and
Tollock
Fall River, Haverhill, Lawrence Win in New England League
In the New England League games, Fall River defeated Worcester 9 to 3, Haverhill beat Brockton 7 to 1, Lawrence beat Lynn 8 to 2, and New Bedford edged Lowell 3 to 2.
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Fall River
Worcester
Haverhill
Brockton
Lawrence—Lawrence
Lynn
New Bedford
Lowell
New York State League Scores By City
Albany led Utlen 5 to 1 in Albany. Syracuse beat Troy 2 to 1. Wilkesharre defeated Binghamton 6 to 5 in six innings. Scranton edged Elmira 7 to 5.
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Albany
Utlen
Troy
Syracuse
Wilkesharre
Binghamton
Scranton
Elmira
Unclear Sports Scores in Local Report
In fragmented lines from Harrisburg Harrisburg Lancaster Reading and Wilmington Johnstown games alleys, scores show Reading 5 York 4 and Wilmington 8 Altoona 2 with Trenton 11 and other entries, indicating a multi game rundown.
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Harrisburg
Lancaster
Reading
York
Wilmington—Johnstown
Wilmington
Trenton
Altoona
Connecticut League Scores From Three Intercity Matches
New Haven beat Bridgeport 5 to 3 at New Haven Bridgeport. Waterbury defeated Springfield 6 to 4 at Waterbury Springfield. Hartford won 15 to 5 over New Britain at Hartford New Britain.
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Springfield
Hartford
New Britain
Columbus St Paul and Other Scores Reported
In Columbus St Paul beat Columbus 8 to 7. Toledo beat Kansas City 6 to 1. Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 4 to 3. Louisville routed Milwaukee 10 to 0.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapols
Louisville
Milwaukee
Southern League Scores From Montgomery and Mobile
At Montgomery Alabama team defeated Atlanta 3 to 1 while at Mobile Alabama Nashville lost 4 to 0. Other games were postponed due to rain.
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Southern League
Montgomery
Ala
Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville
Baseball Today Prominent Ameri car at 4 P.M.
A scheduled 4 PM baseball game features the New York Ameri car vs Boston in the American League. Admission price is 50 cents with a month view listing.
Matty Shuts Out Boston in Fine Form
New York Giants pitcher Christy Mathewson dominates as the Giants beat Boston 4 to 0 at Boston. The game features strong defense, timely hitting led by Merkle and Doyle, and a homer by Larry Doyle. Boston threats are stifled by Mathewson and solid fielding by Crandall and Snodgrass, despite Kling and Young's efforts.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Hank Weaver
Chicago
Mathewson
Merzeg
Young
Wile
Arthur Devlin
Larry Dosie
Rustlers
Columbus Avenue
Snodgrass
Kling
Young Haw
Sweeney
Jones
Crandall
Shert
Devore
Doyle
Ingerton
Murray
Lute
Steinsfeldt
Tenney
Merkle
Devlin
Corers
Meyers
Secord
Bill
Steinfeldt
Jyones
Meitts
Larry Doyle
New York
Weaver
Merkte
Larry Lovle
Gigents
Johnny Line
Ling
Finneran
Boyle
Tidd Snodgrass
Mevers
A. E
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Eane Merkle
Sds
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Miller
Ing
Vorme
Paots
Enney
Mathewson, Son
Mathew
Messrs. Rigler and
St Louis defeats Cincinnati in easy style 5 to 2
St Louis won 5 to 2 over Cincinnati as Cincinnati committed costly errors in late innings. The box shows Huggins Bescher Hauser Hoblitzell among Cincinnati players, with Sallee pitching for St Louis and Suggs for Cincinnati. Time two hours with Eason and Johnstone umpiring.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Louis
Huggins
Cescher
Hauser
Hobl’zel
Bilis
Fliss
Melcan
Sallee
j\Glark
Severoid
Grant
Hoblitzell
Esmond
Doowige
Mitchell
Mowrey
Bliss
Bescher
Hugegins
Kenetchy
Bates
Clark
Suggs
Messrs. Eason and Johnstone
Pirates Pitchers Had Rough Day in Chicago Rout
Chicago beat Pittsburg 14 to 1 as McIntire shut down the visitors with four hits allowed. Sheckard Schulte Doyle and other Chicago bats provided the offense while Pittsburg errors aided the lopsided win.
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Pirate
Chicago
Pittsburg
McIntire
Kard
O'Carey
Schulte
Clarke
Hofman
Byrne
Z’m'm’n
Wagner
Doyle
Miller
Tinker
M’k'nie
Goode
Wilson
Archer
Gibson
Graham
Camnitz
Steele
Richter
C’trell
Hendrix
McC’thy
Pitching duel features late offense and errors
Inning by inning notes show Hendrix dominant with two in one inning, McIntire allowing eight, Richter one in one, plus late runs. Sheckard and Archer with sacrifices, Stoleni steals on Sheckard and Goode, Chicago and Pittsburgh each leave six on base. Camnitz, Cottrell, Hendrix, and Richter combine for seven strikeouts. Time two hours ten minutes. Umpires Brennan and Klem.
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Hendrix
McIntire
Richter
Sheckard
Archer
Goode
Chicago
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Cottrell
Gibson
Messrs
Brennan and
Klem
Contested St. Louis Baseball Club Will Sparks Control Fight
Harry Troll files an alleged authentic Stanley Robison will to oust Edward Steininger as Missouri estate administrator. Robison died March 24 in Cleveland. probate judge Holtcamp will weigh witnesses' signatures and determine control, with Troll claiming 5 percent fee if victorious.
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ST. Louis
National League Baseball Club
Harry Troll
Edward A. Steininger
Troll
Stanley Robison
Cleveland
Ohio
Steininger
Missouri
Robison
Holtcamp
Helena Robison Britton
St. Louis Athletic and Exhibition Company
Toronto comeback falls short against Newark in nine
Toronto built a big third inning for six runs but Newark kept threatening. Kelleyites struck back with a late rally as Fitzpatrick hit a homer and Agler and Louden erred, leaving Newark up until a final Toronto counter in the ninth.
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Torontos
Fitcher Lee
Clens
Newark
Redmen
Kelleyites
Agler
Louden
Fitzpatrick
MaHen
Jimmy
Homer
Reimen
Bally
Meyer
Vaught
Tohonto
Ou'hara
Roly
Aipetuis
Ek Delton
Ijcrian
Smith
Thradiey
Logden
O Phelps
DaCys
Stare Ae TY
Mullen
O'Vaughn
Dai
Fan
MecUinley
P.o
Rochester Beats Jersey City in Fifteenth First Game
In a doubleheader Rochester outslugged Jersey City in the first game 15 innings, Kessler wild for the Skeeters, and Moran Dolan Abstein and Usborne starred for Rochester while Jersey City mounted late threats. Final scores reflected a two run Rochester edge after a long extra inning battle.
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Jersey City
Rochesters
Kessler
Skeeters
Rochester
Abrhpo
Moran If
McMil
Ssa
Dolan
Moeller
Ostein
Osborne
Gettman
Lnons
Wheeler
Tuan
Wells
Spence
Breen
Mitehell
Roach
McCowll
Banker
Tonneman
Unclear Play Note From Baltimore Game
Readable lines show batteries Schultz and Killifer with Adkins and poet Umpires Messrs Murray and Rudder. The fragment lacks clear teams dates or outcomes but indicates a baseball or cricket context at Baltimore with umpire names.
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R.H.E
Buffalo
Baltimore
Schultz
Killifer
Adkins
Messrs. Murray and Rudderam
Governors See Cornell Win On Penn Fielding
Gov Tener of Pennsylvania and Gov Marshall of Indiana watched as Cornell defeated Pennsylvania 4 to 2 due to Penn fielding errors. Nesbitt McCormick Imlay Hawk Cozens were listed as players with Sternberg and Adams umpires.
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Cornell
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Gov. Tener
Pennsylvania
Gov
Marshall
Indiana
R.H.E. Ciceros
Nesbitt and McCormick
Imlay and
Hawk
Cozens
Messrs. Sternberg and Adams
Times Mailers Win Over Telegraph Mailers at Van Cortlandt Park
The New York Times Mailers beat The Morning Telegraph Mailers yesterday morning at Van Cortlandt Park. Score details are poorly legible but indicate a decisive inning by the Times Mailers and a strong showing by Telegraph in early play.
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New York Times Mailers
Morning Telegraph Mailers
van Cortlandt Park
Ore Wencepett& Oo
Telegraph
Pottstown to Meet Lincoln Giants in Olympic Field Doubleheader
The Pottstown Club visits Lincoln Giants for a Sunday doubleheader at Olympic Field 136th Street Fifth Avenue. Jack Doescher returns to pitch for Pottstown after beating the New York Americans. In the nightcap the Lincolns face the Philadelphia Professionals, with Joe Jeannette umpiring. A second item notes Watervliet’s Western Bloomers led by Maude Nelson visiting Murray Hills at Bronx Oval.
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Pottstown
Penn
Lincoln Giants
Olympic Field
136Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Jack Doescher
New York Americans
Pottstown Club
Lincolns
Philadelphia Professionals
Joe Jeannette
Western Bloomer Girls
Watervilet
Mich
Maude Nelson
New York
Murray Hills
Bronx Oval
Harlem Athletics Face Rahway in Big Bronx Showdown
The Harlem Athletics, after beating Murry Hills last Sunday, host the Rahway team at Harlem Field on 142nd Street and Lenox Avenue. The Outlooks and Dales of the Bronx Amateur League meet in the 1:50 P M preliminary, with the main game slated for 3:30 P M.
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Harlem Athletics
Murry Hills
Crack Rahway
N. J
Harlem Field
Lenox Avenue
Outlooks and Dales
Bronx
Ardsley Club Holds Annual Invitation Golf Tourney
The Ardsley Club opens its annual invitation golf tournament with a 9 am eighteen-hole qualifying round. Four sixteens qualify to begin match play this afternoon, with Friday set for second and semi-final rounds and finals at 36 holes on Saturday. Awards include a gold medal for lowest qualifying score and cups for the four sixteens and beaten eights, plus a runner-up cup. A 36-hole handicap event with cup and medal occurs Saturday July 1.
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Ardsley Club
Oxford and Cambridge Win Over London Club at Stamford Bridge
Combined Oxford and Cambridge Universities dominated most events against the London Athletic Club at Stamford Bridge. George E. Putnam, a Rhodes scholar at Oxford, won the hammer throw with 148 feet 10 1/4 inches, as the Varsities prepare for the Yale and Harvard challenge. The schedule for the London intercollegiate in London was clarified with a two mile run and hammer as weight events, Harvard and Yale selections to be made after a Soldiers Field trial.
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Oxford
Cambridge
London Athletic Club
Stamford Bridge
Yale
Harvard
George E. Putnam
Ottawa
Kan
Rhodes
Mass
R. C. Foster
England
Soldiers
Howard and Cable
Childs
Apawamis Invite At Rye Draws Top Golf Talent
Upward of 130 entries arrive for the Apawamis invitation at Rye. A 36 hole test kicks off with Walter J. Travis of Garden City and C. G. Waldo Jr. of Brooklawn sharing low practice rounds at 75. Gardiner W. White John M. Ward, Fred Herreshoff expected, plus Oswald Kirkby Englewood Charles H. Seely Wee Burn and W. F. Morgan Jr. Baltusrol.
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Rye
Walter J. Travis
Garden City
C. G. Waldo, Jr
Brooklawn
Waldo
Gardiner W. White
John M. Ward
Fred Herreshoff
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
Charles H. Seely
Wee Burn
W. F. Morgan, Jr
Baltusrol
Simmons Bill Proposes Interstate Auto Tax for Road Improvements
In Washington on June 21 a Simmons of North Carolina introduces a general good roads bill proposing a motor vehicle tax collected across states. Federal aid would fund road improvements and postal routes.
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Washington
Simmons
North Carolina
Larned Brothers Lead Metropolitan Doubles Victory
In the Metropolitan championship on West Side Club turf, William A. Larned and Edwin P. Larned won their first round doubles match 6-2 7-5 against Frederick Watson Jr. and Alonzo Potter. Dean Mathey extended his singles run with a 6-1 6-2 win over Alfred Stillman, reaching the semi finals alongside W. M. Hall.
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William A. Larned
West Side
Edwin P. Larned
C. Frederick Watson, Jr
Alonzo Potter
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Dean Mathey
Princeton
Alfred Stillman
Mathey
W. M. Hall
Carlton R. Gardner
Abraham Bassford, Jr
D. Roberts
C. R. Gardner
W. H.hackett
G. C. Shafer
W. L. Pate
J. H. Magoun
C. Leonard
As M. Church
Sor Ewing Taylor
F. C. Inman
L. E. Mahan
E. F. Leonard
J. C.tomlinson
Dr. A. &Tillman
Hugh Tallant
Dr. A. Stillman
W. A. Larned
E. P. Larned
C. F. Watson
Harry Torrance, Jr
Otto Hinck
W. D. Bourne
S. M. Merrihew
K. H. Behr
R. D. Little
A. Hahn
S. H. Voshell
F. C. Baggs Rnek
Tk Mollenhauer
Campell
Amherst Star C L Johnson Jr Advances In New England Tennis
At Hartford on June 21 the New England tennis tourney saw Amherst's C L Johnson Jr reach the finals by defeating W C Grant of New York 1 6 6 3 after earlier wins over Yale and Trinity foes. Dartmouth players Harris and Nelson posted strong showings as rounds progressed.
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C. A. Lyon
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F. H. Gates
Yale
W. A. Merriam
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Trinity
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F. H. Harris
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J. G. Nelson
A. Holden
F. W. Cole
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