Giants Drive Bell Out Of The Box At Washington Park
The Giants defeated the Superbas 6 to 3 at Washington Park as Bell sparked New York with four first inning runs. Crandall pitched well for Brooklyn, but Scanlon’s control and Ames’s early trouble allowed the Giants to pull away, while Brooklyn rallied with three late runs.
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Washington Park
Superbas
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Devore
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Scanlon
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Crandall
Ames
Erwin
Wevere
Murray
Seymour
Bridwell
Devlin
Beck
Dalton
Burch
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Lennox
Mr. Ames
Chicago Wins Ninth Inning Rally Over Cincinnati
Chicago scored three runs in the ninth to beat Cincinnati 5 to 4, extending the skid of Cincinnati games. Beaumont doubled for two runs, Chance played three innings despite an earlier injury, and Hofman hit a two-run homer for Chicago.
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Cincinnati
Beaumont
Kling
Chance
Luderur
ONY Vis
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Stadt
Smclean
Hofman
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Ie Kling
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
In American League action Philadelphia beat New York 8 to 0 and St. Louis topped Detroit 13 to 9 while Cleveland won 3 to 2 over Chicago. National League results include New York 6 Brooklyn 3 and Philadelphia 3 Boston 1 with standings led by Philadelphia at 35 17. Eastern League shows Newark 2 Montreal 1 and Rochester 8 Providence 4 with Baltimore 2 Buffalo 1. Upcoming games list Philadelphia at New York and Washington at Boston among others.
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Washington
St. Louie
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Athletics Down Yanks Twice Again
The Athletics swept a doubleheader at American League Park, beating the Yankees 8–0 and 9–2 as Coombs and Bender shut down New York’s bats. Hartsel Oldring Collins and Baker produced five early hits, while the Yanks failed to start after Tuesday’s sting. The second game saw Bender again strong, with two Yankee runs in the third, as Philadelphia maintained its quick ground to pace the Athletics.
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Pittsburg 8 St. Louis 1 in baseball game recap
Pittsburg defeated St. Louis 8 to 1 as Korieth doubled and scored in the sixth. Phelps left with a finger injury after a foul tip. Key hits included two-base by Evans and Konetchy and a three-base shot by Gibson. Webb pitched for Pitt, Harmon started for St. Louis, with Corridon closing. Time two hours five minutes.
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Tibb
Korieth
Evans
Bliss
Phelps
Pittsburg
Louis
Rhrne
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Leach
OjEsis
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Zacher
Clarke
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Webb
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Ellis
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Harmon
Corridon
Messrs. Johnstone and Horan
Philadelphia Defeats Boston 8 to 1 in Baseball Contest
Philadelphia wins the game 8 to 1 over Boston driven by errors and Curtis wildness. Key players include Miller Beck and Ward with multiple hits, while Curtis yields the loss with a wild pitch and six runs charged to him. Umpires were O Day and Brennan. game time one hour 31 minutes.
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Boston
Curtis
Poa Titus
Collins
Knabe
ajGeth
Grant
Swarpe
Magee
Miler
Ward
Ojanean
Walsh
Beck
Doolan
Ner
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Graham
Sharpe
Sweeney
Cam
Miller
Shean
Ng Lee Oem Shean
Heston
Stack
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O'Day
Brennan
Scranton leads in New York State League results
In the New York State League Scranton defeated Binghamton 8 to 1 while Elmira beat Wilkes Barre 6 to 1. Troy also topped Syracuse 6 to 4 as Albany lost 3 to 0 and Utica shut out its opponent 0 to 0.
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Binghamton
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Wilkesbarre
Troy
Syracuse
Albany
Utica
Connecticut League Standings Snapshot
New Britain 2 Northampton 0 Holyoke 4 New Haven 3 Hartford 7 Waterbury 0 Springfield 6 Bridgeport 5.
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New England League Scores Report
In New Bedford against Lawrence the score was 3 to 8. Fall River defeated Worcester 1 to 4. Brockton beat Haverhill 15 to 3. Lynn topped Lowell 6 to 5.
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Lowell
Tri-State League scores and results brief
In a long game, Lancaster edged Williamsport 2 to 1 in 10 innings. Harrisburg fell to York 6 to 8. Johnstown defeated Trent 6 to 4. Reading led Altoona 8 to ? with remaining lines unavailable.
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Baseball scores from American Association games
In Columbus Kansas City 3 St Paul 8 Louisville 2 Minneapolis 10 Indianapolis 9 after 12 innings Toledo 7 Milwaukee 6. The report lists daily standings and results from multiple matchups with extra innings noted for the Columbus game.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Baseball scores from the Southern League results
Nashville blanked Chattanooga 8 0 while Nash defeated Chattanooga 8 to 1. Atlanta beat Memphis 4 1 and Birmingham beat Montgomery 8 to 2. New Orleans scheduled at Mobile-Ralin.
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Atlanta
Montgomery
Birmingham
New
Orleana
Mobile
Ralin
Scores of Other Games Reported
Scores from Worcester Holy Cross 3 Tufts 4 at Ithace Cornell Alumni 4 Carnall Varsity 3. The brief listing records multiple college results with teams and scores.
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Holy Cross
Tufts
Ithace
Cornell
Carnall
Cornell Names Magner Captain For 1911 Baseball Season
E B Magner former Cornell shortstop was elected captain for 1911. In a alumni versus Varsity game today the grads defeated the varsity 4 to 3 in Ithaca.
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Ithaca
N. Y
E. B. Magner
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Grads
Raup Wins Shoot-Off at Great American Shoot
William J. Raup of Portage Wisconsin defeated Charles E Shaw of Chicago in a shoot-off for first in the preliminary handicap at the Chicago Gun Club. Raup broke twenty fraight targets in the extra event while Shaw missed three.
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William J. Raup
Portage
Wis
Charles E. Shaw
Raup
Shaw
Rich Opportunities for the Deserving Poor Ad
Advertisement by the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor invites donors to sponsor a week at Sea Breeze for 2.50 dollars to aid tenement families. It lists possible beneficiaries from delicate workers to ailing elders and children, noting many could go.
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New York
Sea Breeze
Rallying bats lift team with clutch hits and steals
Hartzell was nabbed as he slid to third. Collins scored twice, and Baker reached on a sacrifice to bring Collins home. Baker swiped second and scored on Danny Murphy's sharp two base hit. Baker and Murphy led with four hits each in the rally inning.
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Hartzell
Collins
Baker
Danny Murphy
Murphy
St Louis Beats Detroit In Slugging baseball clash
In Detroit St Louis defeated Detroit 8 to 7 after a 28-player game where four Detroit pitchers and three St Louis hurlers worked. McIntyre Hartzell led the bats. Mullin and Gilligan yielded the mound work. Hartzell hit a homer and Crawford and Moriarty contributed key hits as the Tigers struggle to hold the Cardinals.
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St. Louis
Tigers
McIntyre
Hartzell
Cleveland Wins 14th-Inning Thriller Over Chicago
Cleveland defeats Chicago 8 to 2 in fourteen innings in a game that stretched into extra frames for the third straight day. Cleveland tied it in the ninth and won on a sequence of a sacrifice, error, and double with two out in the fourteenth. Details list Harkness and Walsh as pitchers with key defensive plays and multiple errors by Chicago in the late innings.
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Batting lineups and umpires from multiple baseball games
The report lists lineups by team such as Jersey City Toronto Newark Montreal and Baltimore with battery combinations and umpires for each game. It also notes scoring events and positions across several venues including Providence and Rochester with officials named.
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The Turk Wins Tidal At Sheepshead Bay In Record Time
The Turk from Silver Brook Farm Stable carried 119 pounds to win the Tidal at Sheepshead Bay in 2:04 3/5, a new record for the event. Dalmatian Prince Imperial Grasmere and other leading three-year-olds contested the race with varied results and Keene’s Grasmere upset by the finish. An injury to jockey Rochey B Huppe followed a fall at the thirteenth jump in the selling steeplechase, with Gild winning that event and Smith second.
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Sweep
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Matinee season ends in Trotting and Pacing cups
The Speedway matinee season closed with Dick withdrawn after a misnaming incident. Jos Jap beat Earl B. to earn the Gibbons Cup, Minnie Albert captured the Premier Pacing Cup, and Joe Jap won the President's Cup. The Consolation Cup went to the half mile closest horse 1:11, with Princess Ellwood finishing exactly 1:17.
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Sam Goldsmith
Sid Ax
Brighton dates moved Yonkers track for summer racing
Official announcement transfers Brighton Beach Racing Association dates to Yonkers under Empire City Racing Association. Twenty six days of racing at James Butler's track from July 5 to early August, extending Yonkers meeting and shifting stakes from Brighton Beach to Butler's tract including revival of the Brighton Handicap alongside Brooklyn and Suburban.
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Eastern League games voided over McMillan protest
Four Eastern League games were ruled illegal by league president P T Powers after Toronto protested that McMillan was ineligible. Montreal at Rochester June 4 and Rochester at Toronto June 6 were to be replayed. Rochester paid 1500 for McMillan after Brooklyn signaled waivers. Cincinnati still claimed him.
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Garage Owners to Dine at Reisenweber's Tonight
The Garage Owners Association of New York hosts its first annual dinner at Reisenweber's on Fifty-eighth Street and Eighth Avenue at 4 o'clock. Attendees include city officials and auto industry figures as officers are announced and membership opens to all New York state garage owners. Also listed is a 4 PM baseball game New York Americans versus Athletics at American League Park with admission 60 cents.
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Columbus Garage
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Uptown Garage
Austin P. Palmer
Knickerbocker
Charles D. Chase
Theodore K. McCarthy
Great Neck Four Win in Hempstead Cup Semi Final
Great Neck four defeat Meadow Brook Freebooters 14 1/2 to 5 in Hempstead Cups semi final at Westbury L I. Game lasted about ninety minutes with strict enforcement of lateness penalties. Meadow Brook beat Cooperstown 9 1/2 to 8 1/2 earlier in a preliminary tie. Referee H H Holmes enforced the late arrival rule with a $25 penalty.
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Meadow Brook Freebooters
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Thoroughbred Sale at Sheepshead Bay Sells 43 for 17000
On the second day the average did not reach 400 dollars as 43 head brought 17000. Consignments included Tipton Company from Hine Ridge Stud Upperville Virginia and Séb our Stud Lexington Kentucky along with Dayton Stud Versailles Kentucky and Kindergarten Stud Sallies Kentucky.
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Iist
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