Yankees Win 7-0 as Rain Halts Red Sox Game
The New York Yankees routed Boston 7 to 0 before a heavy thunderstorm forced an end in the fourth and a half inning. Starter Pape allowed four runs. McHale and Cree contributed big hits as Boston struggled to delay the storm and the game.
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Boston Red Sox
Boston
New Yorks
Red Sox
Cree
Connolly
Sox
Chase
Pape
McHale
Jack Jeremiah Flynn Warhop
Baseball scores and standings roundup from yesterday
American League results show New York 7 over Boston 0 and Philadelphia 8 over Washington 5. Cleveland 4 defeated Detroit 3, Chicago 2 beat St. Louis 1. National League games had Boston 8 over New York 7, Philadelphia 2 tied Brooklyn 2, Pittsburg 12 over Chicago 3, St. Louis 9 over Cincinnati 3. Eastern League action had Jersey City 3 over Rochester 1, Baltimore 7 over Montreal 6, Buffalo 11 over Providence 3, Providence 7 over Buffalo 3. Standings list Detroit, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Boston, Cleveland, Washington, St. Louis with mixed marks and percentages. Tomorrow schedules list Washington at New York, Philadelphia at Boston, Chicago at St. Louis, Cleveland at Detroit, New York at Brooklyn, Boston at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Cincinnati, Chicago at Pittsburg, Rochester at Jersey City, Toronto at Newark, Buffalo at Providence, Montreal at Baltimore.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Jersey City
Rochester
Baltimore
Montreal
Toronto
Newark
Buffalo
Providence
Ww. Ee
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W. L. P.C. Chicago
Caio Louis
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Boston Recess
National League
Night Rain Halts Yankees Game After Tight Play
Hooper walked to the plate amid pressure from Umpire Tommy Connolly. Gardner drilled a hard ball as Knight made a fielding play to throw out the runner at first. Cree drew a base on balls in the next inning before rain and lightning forced the game to be called with the Yankees breaking even in the series.
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Ray
Hooper
Tommy Connolly
Hartzell
Larry Gardner
Knight
Gardner
Lee Cree
Cree
Rainy Double Header Sparks casual cheers in Washington
Five thousand spectators saw Pape and McHale pelted in a damp mood as a bargain day loomed in Washington ahead of a double header. The crowd, including Mayme Clarice Marie and Constance, sheltered under newspapers from the drizzle. The recap recalls a dusky afternoon when the Yankees beat the Red Sox and lobs from Warhop dominated, while talks of Cicotte and John S Taylor’s terms troubled Owner Farrell.
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Pape
McHale
Washington
Mayme
Clarice
Marie
Constance
George
Sox
Warhop
Yankees
Red Sox
John S. Taylor
Farrell
Boston
Philadelphia Beats Washington 8-5 in Fourth Straight Win
Philadelphia wins 8-5 over Washington extending streak to four games. Bender ejected by umpire Egan for throwing ball over the grandstand in the sixth. Leonard replaces him after the incident. Leonard allowed five runs in three and two third innings while Walker and Leonard handled pitching for Washington and Philadelphia respectively. Struck out totals and errors listed. two-base hits by Baker Murphy Lelivelt Gessler and three-base hit by Lord. Time of game two hours with Egan and Sheridan sonhos officiating.
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Cree
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Red Doom
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West powers Cleveland past Detroit in 9th inning win
Hi West of Cleveland beat Detroit 4 to 3 as Birmingham's eighth inning single scored Jackson from second with the winning run. Ball's strong performance and Bush's defense highlighted the game. Cleveland totaled eight hits and Detroit seven as West earned the decision with Summers taking the loss.
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Birmingham
Jackson
Ball
Bush
Jones
Olsen
Cobb
Graney
Crawf'’d
Stovall
Deleh'ty
Mor'ty
O’leary
Fisher
Lathers
West
Stanage
Olson
Delehanty
Moriarty
Lindsay
Creasas
Crawford
Summers
Messrs
Perrine and
Dineen
White Sox Sweep St. Louis In Chicago Win
Powell faltered in the sixth as Chicago tallied two runs to beat St. Louis 2 to 1 and complete a clean sweep. McIntyre Clarke Tannehill among standouts with two base and three base hits. Lange and Powell pitched for the sides.
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Powell
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Clarke
T’nehill
Rowan
Payne
Hal’nan
Lange
Crisp
Murray
Steinfeldt's Home Run Beats Giants at Boston
Harry Steinfeldt hit a ninth inning home run to lift Boston over New York 8 7 in a tense game. Merkle and Steinfeldt homered, with Ingerton delivering sharp double plays and Ferguson and Drucke each pitching well for their teams in a back and forth contest.
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Ingerton
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Devlin
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Rigler
Gilant
Fred Merkle
Crandall
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Buster
Devore
Oyle
Fergy
Stea
Amos
Bill Sweeney
Donlin
Pittsburg Peaceful Fielding Beats Chicago
Chicago lost as Pittsburg won an easy game behind a sharp pitching effort and solid defense led by Leftfield. The contest showcased strong fielding and decisive hits that sealed the outcome.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Chicago Take Tough Fielding in Blown Contest
Ragged locals fielding costs lead to an 8 to 2 Chicago victory. Clarke and Hofman pace the hit column for Chicago with multiple two-baggers and a trio of runs scoring, while Tinker belts a home run for Pittsburg. Pitchers Brown Toney and Ovitz combine for 12 hits and 8 runs over six innings.
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Aeee
Graham
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Toney
Ovitz
Zimmerman
Byrne
Hofman
Wagner
McKechnie
E, Miller
Messrs. Brenan and
Klem
St. Louis Beats Cincinnati 9-3 For Third Straight Win
St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 9 to 3 in six innings? scoreline notes in box score. McQuillan and Fromme relieved after Smith, with St. Louis tallying seven runs off Smith in three innings. Notable hits include Bliss and Grant with two-base and three-base hits. Time listed as two hours and twenty minutes.
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Ellis
Kes
Omnetchy
Egan
Kenetchy
Buscher
Rain Lifts Jersey City Past Rochester For First Win
Rain turned defeat into victory as Jersey City edges Rochester 3 1 in five innings to take the season opener. Rochester led 1 0 in the sixth before the rain halted play and reset to the fifth. Jersey City batters produced enough in the final frame to secure the win.
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Moran
Dolan
Mullen
Abstein
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Osborne
Breen
Spencer
Roach
AjJ’klitch
Frill
Dessau
Batteries and Umpires Turned In Doubleheader Report
In Baltimore and Providence the Buffalo and Montreal clubs split two games with mixed results. The first match saw Buffalo trailing 3 0 to Providence 1 0 at various points, while batteries credited included Brennan and Mon?ney, Busick, Fitzgerald with umpires Mesers, Kelly and Kerin. The second game featured Buffalo delivering late scores to stay within reach of Providence with batteries Speer, Taylor and Killifer, Sline de Rondeau. umpires Messia, Kerin and Elly. In Montreal at home Montreal led early then Baltimore surged, with Burchell, Evans and Curtis backing the Montreal pitchers against Baltimore’s Dygert and Egan. umpires Mesars, Rudderham and Murray officiating.
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Brennan
Aon
Maroney
Busick
Fitzgerald
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Kelly
Kerin
R.h.de
Buffalo
Speer, Taylor
Killifer
Sline de Rondeau
Messia
Elly
R.H.B
Montreal
Baltimore
Burchell
Evans
Curtis
Atkins
Dygert
Egan
Rudderham and
Murray
Storm Ends Toronto Newark Game Amid Thunder Shower
A thunder shower halted the Toronto Newark contest in the fifth inning with two Indians out and two strikes called on Dalton. Toronto led 3 runs, two of which were gifts as Newark delayed play to observe the storm.
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Toronto
Newark
Tri-State League scores from Lancaster Wilmington Reading Trenton
In Lancaster Lancaster Harrisburg beat Harrisburg 8 to 2. At Wilmington Wilmington defeated Johnstown 3 to 1. Reading beat York 9 to 4. Trenton hosted Altoona with a 7 to 2 result.
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New England League Scores Noted From Last Game Day
Inpsd games from the New England League include Lawrence 0 at Lynn 9, Fall River 6 at Worcester 8, Brockton at Haverhill rain, New Bedford 2 at Lowell 2 after ten innings with darkness.
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Lynn
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Worcester
Brockton
Haverhill
New Bedford
Lowell
Incomplete Score Highlights Local Matches Across Cities
The record lists scattered score lines from games in Toledo, Indianapolis, Louisville, Columbus and Milwaukee with uneven results. Notable entries include Kansas City 18 against Toledo 5 and Louisville 9 over Milwaukee 8.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Indiapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
New York State League Scores Reported
In Scranton at Binghamton Scranton beats Binghamton 4 to 0. At Wilkes Barre Wilkes Barre defeats Elmira 12 to 4. Other games postponed due to rain.
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Elmira
Connecticut League Scores From New Britain and Springfield
In the Connecticut League games Britain New Britain defeated New Haven 4 to 3. Waterbury played Hartford Rain in Springfield Rain.
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Springfeld
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South Atlantic League scores from Columbia and Macon games
In Columbia Columbia defeated Savannah 4 to 2. Charleston hosted Augusta as Charleston 1. Macon beat Jacksonville 8 to 5. Columbus shutout Albany 6 to 0.
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Savannah
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Montgomery-Montgomery Cup: Nashville Tops Memphis 3–0
In Birmingham rain Nashville defeats Memphis 3 to 0. Chattanooga meets New Orleans in rain. At Mobile the Braves edge Atlanta 4 to 3.
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Memphis
Birmingham
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New Orleans
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Atlanta
Superbas Tie Quaker City Tilt In Rain Halts Game
In a rain shortened Philadelphia at Brooklyn draw the Superbas and Red Doom’s Quakers tie 2-2 after 6 innings. Daubert and Doolan sparked a Brooklyn rally in the sixth before showers ended play. Rowan held the Quakers to three hits through five before the weather paused action.
Tropi cal Worsteds and imported Brighton cloths shine
A fashion note praises lightweight summer fabrics and durable blends. It highlights Tropi cal Worsteds along with flannels serges and mohair options, naming Bright on cloths and English imports.
Girls Swim Meet Opens at Coney Island With Close Races
The Steeples Pier event at Coney Island hosted a girls swimming program featuring three tight races. The 50 yard under sixteen winner was Thelma Bowne from scratch with Hazel Bellatti eight seconds back. Helen Kuntsler won the over sixteen 70 yard in Bath Beach, with Alma Kuhnast second and Emma Weiser third. other novicess listed with times and contestants.
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Alma Kuhnast
Grace Hall
Gladys Ave. Ag
Hazel Titus
Brook
Helen Kuntsler
Bath Beach
Manhat
Emma Weiser
Manhattan
Thelma Bath Beach
Poe
Hazel Bellatti
Ethel Ae
Going away items listed for travel and military use
A list of travel and military packing items includes suit cases kit bags clothing hats tooth brushes dressing rolls sponges sponge bags light weight bath slippers saisette bath robes and related cases.
Lynch Declines Pittsburg Baseball Protest Decision
Pittsburg reports President Lynch has decided against reconsidering a protest over a Boston win on June 15. The club argued the umpire behind the plate should rule on a seesaw play with a runner between third and home. Lynch clarifies the chief umpire only rules in seesaw plays when a runner is between base and home.
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Meade Today
Lynch
Boston
Cornell Names New Captain For Next Season
Leslie D. Cuty of Elmira and Phi Upsilon named Cornell baseball team captain for next season. He becomes the first sophomore to hold the honor. The announcement comes from Ithaca on June 22 with other Sporting News on page 14.
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N. Y
Leslie D. Cuty
Cornell
Me Otely
Elmira
Phi Upatlon
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