Yankees Triumph Over Senators for Fourth Straight Win
In a Hilltop matinee New York defeated Washington 4 to 0 as Bob Groom struggled on the mound for the Senators. Dan iels and Caldwell drove in runs for the Yankees while Fisher held the Senators to a single clean hit by Henry in the fifth. Cre e added three hits for New York as the crowd watched a steady Yankee offense and solid defense.
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Winning Run Delivers 3 2 Victory for Philadelphia over Boston
In Boston on June 26 Philadelphia edged the home team 3 to 2 as Cicotte was lifted in the ninth after singles by Thomas Krause and Lord produced the decisive run. Strunk featured in outfield for Boston while Baker Lewis and Thomas led offensive efforts.
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Baseball yesterday's results across leagues
National League games: New York at Brooklyn rain. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 6–3 in ten innings. Philadelphia defeated Boston 5–0. American League: New York beat Washington 3–1. Philadelphia 3–2 over Boston. Detroit 6–3 over Chicago. Eastern League: Jersey City 7–3 Buffalo. Rochester 4–1 Baltimore. Toronto 8–3 Providence. Montreal at Newark rain. Standings show New York leading with 57 wins, St Louis 83 games, others trailing. Philadelphia 37–24, Brooklyn 21–88, Pittsburgh 28–26.
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A condensed list shows city pairs with numerical values. Detroit and Boston, Philadelphia and Cleveland, Washington and Chicago appear with positive figures alongside others like Rochester Montreal Baltimore Jersey City Toronto Providence Buffalo Newark and more.
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New York at Brooklyn two games starting 2 P M. Boston at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburg Chicago at St Louis Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston Detroit at Chicago Buffalo at Newark Montreal at Jersey City Rochester at Providence Toronto at Baltimore
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Battered offense sidesteps in long early game miscue
The game drifted through 8 innings with Karger allowing 0 runs in 1 8 inning. Sacrifice touches by Hite Kleinon Mosis Strunk Yerkes and stolen bases by Mury Baker highlighted Boston's flaws. Errors and bases left on base racked up as Cicotte struggled and the two hours elapsed.
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Tigers Rally Past Young as Detroit Tops Chicago
Detroit erased a deficit with a seventh inning rally driven by hits and an error to win 8 to 6 at Chicago. Callahan hit a homer for Detroit while Bush Bodie and Collins added two base hits. Olmstead, Summers and Lange pitched for the mound duel as Chicago took early leads before Detroit seized control.
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Jersey City Beats Buffalo 7 to 3 in Opening Inning Rally
Jersey City jumps to a six run first inning to beat Buffalo 7 to 3. Kessler wild on the mound and benched, Malarkey relieved after six runs, Merritt subbed in. Jersey City paces the win with strong hitting and solid defense.
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Giants Return to Glory as Doubleheader Looms
The Giants and Dodgers postponed by rain will play a 2 PM doubleheader at Washington Park today as New York chases first place with Captain Doyle returning and Bridwell expected to be strong. Tomorrow Giants head to Polo Grounds after rebuilding the stand and welcoming Johnny Kling.
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Schulte Marries Miss Mabel Kirby in Chicago
Frank Schulte, Chicago National League right fielder, wed Miss Mabel Kirby yesterday. The couple will join the club on its Eastern invasion as Schulte, 28, lists Americton N Y as home. Also notes Major changes planned by Dr. R F Carson to aid minor leagues and purchases by Cleveland of Swindel Goodman and a Davenport player. Shay suspended as KC manager after altercation with umpire Hayes in Columbus.
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Pirates Lose Long Extra Innings To Reds
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburg 8 to 6 in ten innings after tying the game in the sixth. Steele was hit hard in the tenth as Cincinnati produced four hits including two doubles, making it the longest game of the day.
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Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati In Nine Inning Slugfest
In a nine inning game Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati with a final score tied to late hits and errors. Bates Mitchell and McLean delivered two base hits while Byrne Downey and Bates stole bases. Adams Steele Smith and McQuillen pitched for their teams as errors and timely hits shaped the scoring.
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Philadelphia Defeats Boston 5–0 in Third Straight Win
Philadelphia wins its third consecutive game against Boston with a 5 to 0 score. Knabe and Doolan shine on defense as the Phillies collect 18 hits while Boston manages 6. Luderus Doolan and Herzog provide key plays in a well pitched affair spanning 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Cornell Short Stop Stubby Magner Signs with Yankees
Edmund Burke Magner known as Stubby Magner signs with the New York American Baseball Club and will report Saturday. He played shortstop for Cornell Varsity for three seasons, headed the batting order for two years, and stole more bases than any other Cornell infielder.
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New York State League Scores Report
Utica edged Albany 8 to 2 while Elmira defeated Scranton 2 to 1 and Binghamton and Wilkes Barre tied 6 to 6 Syracuse beat Troy 5 to 4 in the day’s league games in Utica Elmira Binghamton Syracuse and surrounding towns.
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Scores From New England League Openers
In Haverhill Fall River split 7 to 6 and 2 to 0 in Worcester New Bedford. Brockton beat Lawrence 2 1 and Lynn defeated Lowell 4 to 1 in the other pairings.
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American Association Game Scores Snapshot
At Columbus Kansas City 5 0 Columbus 2 Kansas City 1 Columbus 1. At Toledo St Paul 8 1 Toledo 8 St Paul 0. Indianapolis Milwaukee 65 Indianapolis 3 Minneapolis at Louisville Rain.
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Tri-State League Scores Reported Across Cities
In Reading Harris led Lancaster 5 to 4 with 0 innings indicated. Trenton beat York 9 to 4. Altoona played Wilmington Rain with unclear outcome.
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South Atlantic League Scores Prompt Week Split
In Columbia and Macon regions eleven games produced two to six run margins. Columbia tied Charleston 2 2 as Macon beat Albany 2 0. Augusta defeated Savannah 6 4 while Augusta also split with Savannah and Macon with tied or losing results.
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Longwood Team Edged Out 7-1 by West Side in Tennis Match
The West Side Tennis Club beat Longwood Cricket Club of Boston 7 to 1 on the West Side grounds despite wet conditions. Singles results saw R D Little and Lyle Mahan win for West Side while Beals Wright and Sulloway of Longwood claimed a set, and doubles Hackett/Little and Touchard/Behr secured West Side victories.
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Burrows Beats Szeplaky in Long Island Championship Opener
C G Burrows won the only lawn tennis match yesterday in the Long Island championship opening, defeating R G Szeplaky 6 4 6 2 at the Kings County Lawn Tennis Club in Brooklyn. Frederick C Inman, Metropolitan champion, left for Wilmington with Carlton R Gardner and others to compete in Delaware State championships this week.
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Holden Wins New England Tennis Title Over Pell
Yale's R. A. Holden Jr. defeated T. R. Pell of New York in Hartford to claim the New England championship. After five sets the score was 8-10, 6-4, 6-8, 6-4, 6-2 with Holden overcoming a slow start to dominate late.
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Prix des Veneurs Hurdle Handicap Won by Eugene Fischof’s Tour
Paris race news reports Eugene Fischof’s Tour winning the Prix des Veneurs a hurdle handicap run at Au today covering one mile seven and a half furlongs with a purse of $910.
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