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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
11
New York defeats Philadelphia 12 to 5 after a high scoring eighth inning. Tommy Atkins loses to the Yankees as cycles through in the late game, with Hartsel, Oldring, and Collins driving in runs for the visitors.
Chicago defeats Cleveland 6 to 4 as Gandil drives in two late runs with a double after Kelly walk and Collins hit with two out in the ninth. Zeider and White error figures highlighted a poorly played contest with three Chicago pitchers and Cl e v e l a n d using three hurlers.
Summary of yesterday's results across the American and National Leagues with scores for each game. Notable standings show Philadelphia and New York near the top of the American League, while St Louis and Pittsburgh lead portions of the National and other divisions.
In a compact box score from Newark to Toronto, Lajoie, Purtell and Gandil stars feature as Cleveland and Chicago swing into a busy schedule. Three-base hit by Black and stolen base by Lajoie highlight key plays as White and Mitchell log pitching work. Time of game two hours sixteen minutes with Evans and Kerin umpiring.
Detroit piles up 19 runs against St Louis, with Hartzell and Jones leading the bats as Donavon and Works falter. The Tigers steal a 19 to 4 win, evening the series in a two hour and ten minute game.
Utica beat Trnny 5 to 3 while Albury triumphed 2 to 1 over Jabcuse. Wilkesbarre led Iiinghamton 1 to 0, and Elmira defeated Scranton 4 to 3 in the latest league results.
In the Connecticut League Springfield tops Watersbury and Northampton 4 to 3 while New Haven loses 1 to 3 against Holyoke. Hartford leads with a 6 point margin over Pridgeport and New Britain.
A compact tally lists results across the American Association. St Paul defeated Louisville 9 to 2 with St Paul also posting a 2 to 0 win. Kansas City lost to Columbus 4 to 2 while Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 3 to 2 and Milwaukee triumphed over Toledo 11 to 5.
Fall River defeated Worcester 4 to 1 while Lynn beat Lowell 5 to 4 and Brockton won 3 to 1. Haverhill fell to New Bedford 1 to 6 and Lawrence edged out 4 to 1.
Harrisburg 8 York 8 Lancaster ? Williamsport 1 Johnstown 3 Trenton 2 Altoona 7 Reading 46.
Chattanooga beats Atlanta 4 0 while Atlanta also loses 4 1 to Chattanooga. Firmincham defeats Mobile 6 1 and New Orleans takes 5 1 over Montgomery. Nashville at Memphis faces rain as weather affects play.
The Chicago American League Club completed its new $750,000 plant, with dedication planned for July 1. The grounds cover a block on Shields Avenue between 34th and 35th Streets, featuring a 35,000-seat grandstand pavilion and bleachers. The players clubhouse includes baths, showers, rubbing tables and other conveniences, plus a complete lighting system for possible night baseball.
A tense nine inning game ended in 1 0 after ten frames as Central Trust Company defeated J W Seligman Co at McNulty Field. Hohmann struck out twenty for the Trust while Selover fanned six for Seligman Co in a standout pitcher duel.
The Ridgewoods seek a repeat win as they face the Atlantic City Club in the second game of a doubleheader at Meyerrose Park Ridgewood on Sunday at 4 PM. Lindemann will pitch for Ridgewood, a strong show from an all leaguers Atlantic City squad. The opener at 2 PM features the Pittsburg Giants versus Danbury.
The Hobokens, a top New Jersey semi pro team, visit Mc Nulty Field at 149th Street and Eighth Avenue to face the McNulty Brothers. Battery Plawmiller and Dillon will back up Durkin who relies on McKenna and Seaman. A 1:30 P.M. match includes the McNulty Reserves against a fast amateur side.
The New York Black Sox debut at Bronx Oval at 163d Street and Southern Boulevard on Sunday facing the Bronx Athletics at 4 PM. Battery for the Bronxon ians is Girard and Hohman, with Matthews from Harvard to play short for the Sox. An early game by the Sweeg fr0-Caat amateur seams is scheduled.
Giants crush Brooklyn 8 to 2 at Washington Park. Barger lasted four innings with nine hits allowed as Devlin, Merkle, Meyers, and Drucke pace New York offense. Brooklyn strands runners early then struggles defensively while Drucke and Wilhelm hold the visitors in check after the fifth.
Philadelphia pitchers limited Boston to only two baserunners reaching second as Ewing allowed 25 at bats with five extra base hits by the Phillies. Boston produced a lone two base hit and a late substitution, while Philadelphia scored in bursts and won 4 to 0 in a game lasting one hour and thirty two minutes.
Chicago dominated Pittsburg 9 to 0 as Brown held the visitors to three hits. Zimmerman homered and doubled, Hofman hit a double and a triple, and Leifield, Adams and Brown pitched well in a masterful victory. Zimmerman's power led the offense while Chicago capitalized on Pittsburg errors.
Cincinnati defeated St Louis 8 to 4 in St Louis on June 23 as poor fielding in the first inning opened a scoring window for the visitors. Bescher and Hoblitzell homered contributing two runs apiece for Cincinnati while St Louis struggled with defensive miscues and pitching.
Hoblitzell and Bescher hit home runs as Cincinnati defeats St. Louis 6 to 3. Zacher doubled for St Louis, Konetchy added a three base hit, and Downey sacrificed. Burns and Backman pitched for the pitchers with several balls and two bases on balls.
The Port Jefferson Hill Climb on Saturday features Ralph De Palma and Louis Disbrow, both entered in the open free-for-all. De Palma pilots a 200 horsepower Fiat, while Disbrow drives Mrs. Joan Cuneo's Knox Giantess. The Long Island Automobile Club and Crescent Athletic Club owners compete amid special cups and trophies donated by A. R. Pardington and Dean Alvord. The 2,000 foot course has been oiled and prepared for practice.
Riley Thompson of Dainsville Missouri won the eleventh Grand American handicap with a perfect 100 at the Chicago Gun Club. His score breaks the previous record of 98 set by R. R. Barbour in Indianapolis. Six experts also hit 100 straight from the twenty yard mark on Trap No 3, including Jay Graham Ingleside Illinois J W Garrett Colorado Springs H D Freeman Atlanta Harvey Dixon Joplin and Fred Ellett Keithsburg.
New Haven June 23: Kramer who aimed to win the mile handicap punctured a tire and retired. Carl Ruden won the five mile motor race in 6 37 2 5. Other events include One Mile Handicap won by J Bedell and Fred West, Amateur mile won by P McCarthy, Australian Pursuit won by Norman Anderson and Percy Lawrence, Three Mile Invitation won by Hehir, Distance Amateur won by FL McCarthy and Chris Micheller, five mile motor results list Schultz and Charlesville in seconds and thirds.
Next Tuesday night the Fairmont Athletic Club will host thirty rounds of boxing at popular prices. Members in good standing pay 50 cents to $1 and 82 cents. The program features a four rounder, a six rounder Young Ahearn vs Mike Grady, and two ten round bouts with Jack Dorman vs Danny Goodman and Matt Wells versus Charley Lawrence at catchweights.
Harvard wins the second game of the series 3 to 2 in Cambridge as Yale struggles with Hicks curves and Murfey. Tommers relieves for Harvard and shuts Yale down after seventh inning while McIntyre and Merritt highlight Yale threats. Ten thousand fans attend with clear skies and upbeat mood as the deciding game heads to New York next Tuesday.
Pat Moore of Philadelphia meets Teddy Broad of England in a ten round main event at the National Sporting Club of America show tonight. Promoter Dan McKettrick backs Broad as a standout, with Jim Sanders of New Jersey facing Matt Flynn of White Plains in the semi. Two local preliminary bouts complete the nine bout program.
Philadelphia proved dominant in a cricket match at Livingston, beating New York by 51 runs and scoring 411 before fielders rested. J B King starred with five wickets for 18 runs, while New York fell short as an early, relentless pace overwhelmed the visitors.
Barney Oldfield drove a 200-horsepower Benz on a circular track in St Paul to set a new world one mile record at 49.2 seconds, after lowering it from 49. yesterday. The previous mark stood at 30.4-5 seconds held by Ralph De Palma.
The Irish American Athletic Club prepares its new house opening with boxing wrestling and vaudeville for members and guests. Joe Humphreys supervises the boxing and wrestling show promising a high quality display. Jess Dandy of the Prince of Pilsen company will perform in the vaudeville portion. Festivities begin promptly at 7 o'clock.
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