Giants Drop to Third Place in Standings
Cleveland beaten by Detroit as Athletics beat Boston. Brooklyn defeats Boston lifting Donovan’s nine to sixth, closing gap on Cincinnati. New Yorks fall to Philadelphia. Athletics win again. Chicago Detroit St Louis chase. Rain stops NYs and Washingtons from playing. Next: NY Nationals meet Boston. Americans face ex-champions at American League Park.
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Pittsburg
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Philadelipnnia
Brooklyn
Boston
Donovan
Cincinnati
Athletics
Bostons
Cleveland
Detroit
Washingtons
St. Louis
Comiskey
New York Nationals
National League results and upcomings schedule
National League scores show Philadelphia beating New York 2 to 1, Brooklyn 4 to 1 over Boston, Chicago 1 over St. Louis 0, Pittsboro 6 over Cincinnati 4. American League games list Philadelphia 3 Boston 1, Detroit 5 Cleveland 4, Chicago 4 St. Louis 0. Today schedule includes New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Cincinnati, Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Washington, Cleveland at Detroit, Chicago at St. Louis.
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Giants Lose Final to Phillies 2-1 in Rough Forty-Minute Game
The Giants fell 2-1 to Philadelphia in the series finale as Pittinger steadied late for the visitors. New York could muster only four hits and left ten on base, with Devlin’s errors aiding Philadelphia’s win and Gilbert’s timely double plays keeping the Giants from matching the score.
Baseball lineups and scoring figures from Cincinnati and Boston games
The page lists team rosters, positions, and batting figures for Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh with hits, runs, and errors. It also shows Boston vs Brooklyn lineups and fielding details with players, positions, and partial score and inning data.
Louisville Cardinals at Chicago in 1906 baseball clash
Chicago versus St Louis game details show line score with players Burch Shock Bennet Schulte Arndt Hofman Smoot Steinfeldt Shannon Tinker Beckley Evers Kling McCarthy, plus pitchers Overall Brown. Time one hour thirty minutes. Umpires Carpenter Klem. Left on base Chicago five St Louis three. Sacrifice hits Steinfeldt Overall Bennett. Stolen base Sheckard. Double play Kling and Evers. Struck out Overall eleven Brown three. Passed balls McCarthy Kling. Bases on balls Brown three. Wild pitches Overall. Hit by pitch Sheckard.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pittinger
Paner
Aladelphia
Dovlin
Marshall
Devlin
Titus
Bresnahan
Gilbert
McGann
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Mr. Johnstone
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Pittsburg
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Lobert
Oj Clarke
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O Nealon
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Leach
Lynch
Pittsburgh
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Clarke
Wicker
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Pere Toad
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Maloney
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Fraser
Mr. O'Day
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Jordan
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Tinker
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Davis's Long Hit Wins Game for Philadelphia
Davis belted a seventh inning home run with a man aboard to lift Philadelphia over Boston. Young pitched well for Boston. Bender hurled for Philadelphia. The box score notes Hartsel, Selbach, and Davis among key players, with St. Louis and Chicago also listed in the slate of games.
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Philadelphia
Davis
Boston
Young
Bender
Detroit Cleve rift in baseball struggle notes
Detroit and Cleveland clash in a tight game with Crawford Flick and Schaefer delivering key hits. Crawford Flick doubled for Cleveland while Mullin and Hess split pitching duties. Detroit left nine on base as Cleveland tallied nine runs on eleven hits in one hour fifty minutes.
Yale Beats Harvard in Tenning Baseball Thriller
Twelve thousand at Yale Field watched Yale edge Harvard 3 to 2 in ten innings. Jackson drove in Kinney from second with a sharp single after two were out. Yale claims the series supremacy over Harvard for the week, celebrated with a campus bonfire and a postgame banquet as Dexter and Kinney received captaincy honors for next season.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
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Harvard
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Kinney
Sons of
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Dexter
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G. Kinney
Halifax Sets Record in Swift Race at Sheepshead Bay
Halifax wins the Swift at seven furlongs with a record time 1 24 4-5, beating Ormondale and Brookdale Nymph as Ormondale leads early then Halifax overtakes. The day also features Prince Hamburg and Red River contests with records broken in six and a half furlongs and seven furlongs on a circular track at Sheepshead Bay.
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Elmina Leads New London Yacht Race From Greenwich
In New London on June 26 Elmina led a fleet of twenty yachts in the Indian Harbor Yacht Club race from Greenwich to New London finishing in nine hours fifty one minutes forty one seconds at seven thirty PM. Corena finished second beating Vigilant by one second while Neela won the single stick class. Constellation beat Invader in a hot race and Emerald and Endymion followed. The report details start delays and wind shifts as the fleet skirted Oyster Bay Eaton's Neck Faulkner's Island and Faulkner's Island to the finish.
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New London
F. F. Brewster
Elmina
Indian Harbor
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Imina
Coston
New Haven
Neela
Invader
Constellation
Emerald
Endymion
Corona
Y Saga
Yankee
Long Island
Oyster Bay
Eaton's Neck
Faulkner's Island
Wesleyan Beats Williams In 12 Inning Baseball Battle
Wesleyan defeated Williams in a marathon 12 inning game in Middletown. After a pitchers duel the Cardinals pushed across a single run in the twelfth to win 1 to 0, with Monroe and Day tossing for Wesleyan and Ford and Waters behind Williams.
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Conn
Wesleyan
Williams
R.H.E. Wesleyan
Monroe
Day
Ford and
Waters
Yale Football Schedule for Fall Season Revealed
Yale announces its 10 game fall football schedule with eight at Yale Field. The slate opens Oct. 3 with Wesleyan and continues through Nov. 24 at Harvard, with West Point at West Point and Princeton at Princeton as the road games. The season starts one week later than usual and includes only two midweek games.
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Yale Field
West Point
Princeton
Wesleyan
Syracuse
Springfield
Holy Cross
Pennsylvania State College
Amherst
Brown
Harvard
No Grand Circuit Racing in Rhode Island This Year
Providence RI June 26 announcement by the Narragansett Breeders Association states there will be no Grand Circuit horse racing in Rhode Island this year. The decision follows Gov. George H Utter’s veto against pool selling and the cancellation of Narragansett Park running dates for the season.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. IL
Yale Crew Shows Fast Time on Thames in 1927 Varsity Row
New London June 26 Yale oarsmen gathered at Yale's Ferry for a practice that revealed the Yale Varsity eight rowed the official Thames course in 1927 two weeks ago. Coach Kennedy noted the time surprised locals and Harvard's recent fast time. The day featured light work with all crews, including the freshmen, practicing starts and downriver sprints. Critics say the Yale eight is technically finished but concerns about endurance remain.
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Yale
Kennedy
Thames
Harvard
Middle States Tennis Championship at Orange Club Sees Clothier and Larned Favored
The Middle States lawn tennis championship at Orange Lawn Tennis Club begins with most contenders through the first round. Likely final between William J. Clothier and William A. Larned as top seeds, with Richard Stevens penciled to face Larned in the lower half semi final. Results list multiple singles matches from preliminaries to second round, including Clothier, Stevens, and Larned advancing. Baseball today notes American League Park 4 PM game Americans vs Boston.
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T. R. Pell
New York
Edward B. Dewhurst
University of Pennsylvania
I. Giffen
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Frederick C. Colston
Stephen C. Millett
Richard Stevens
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Belmont C. C
C. F. Watson, Jr
George H. Miles
P. B. Hawk
Whitney Buys $10,000 Filly at Fasig-Tipton Sale
Whitney purchases Bonnie Star for 10000 dollars at the Fasig Tipton yearling sale at Sheepshead Bay. The sale saw forty five head bring 48750 dollars with top price 19000 dollars paid by Harry Payne Whitney for the Star Shoot filly.
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Raceland Stud
J. M. Camden, Jr
Hartland Stud
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Sheepshead Bay
Harry Payne Whitney
Bonnie Star
Bonnie Blue II
William C. Whitney
Blues
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My Queen
Hindoo
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Star Shoot
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J. W. May
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J. G. Hawkins
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Little Wins In England At Wimbledon Round Two
Raymond D. Little defeated P. T. G. Pipon 6-1 6-4 7-5 in the second round. Powell beat Kreigh Collins 6-4 3-6 6-4 4-6 6-2 in a long match to reach the third round. Collins and Little advanced in doubles by walkover. Little also advanced in singles by walkover.
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England
Raymond D. Little
P. T G. Pipon
Powell
Kreigh Collins
Little
High Jump Skating Record Set at Madison Square Garden
John Davidson, a cyclist and skater, established a new world running high jump record on roller skates at Madison Square Garden. He cleared 3 feet 10 inches after starting from twenty-five yards, accelerating with each stride, and leaping with great speed to clear the bar and land cleanly. The event also featured a broom ball match between All New York and the Metropolitan Skating Club.
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Madison Square Garden
Davidson
New York
Metropolitan Skating Club
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