Giants Top Braves In Doubleheader At Polo Grounds
The New York Giants defeated the Boston Braves 3 to 2 in eleven innings and 5 to 5 in the second game at the Polo Grounds before about 10,408 fans. Mathewson pitched well in the opener as Pat Ragan matched him in a tight pitchers duel. A decisive ninth inning error aided the Giants as Merkle and Robertson produced the winning run. In the second game, Tesreau and Tyler tussled with both sides scoring at key moments as the Giants and Braves finished tied.
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Polo Grounds
Matt G
Neuritis
Braves
Giants
Pat Ragan
Matty
Batte
Pat Ac
Fitzpatrick
Fletcher
Teareau
Hed Smith
Grant
Magee
Schmidt
Burns
Doyle
Butterfinger
Merkle
Bic
Hart
Mitzpatrick
Melkie
Meyers
Stallings
Ragan
Eddie Thant
Maranville
Sehmidt
Roberteon
Tesreau
Tesread
Jerr
Bac
Jeff
Red Smith
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Evers
Smitt
Johnny
Wermen
Brfore
Semmidt
Magee Fletcher
New York
Heston
Smith
Connolly
Marinville
Krant
Bacrifice
Hite Magee
Mathewson
Merhie
Boston
Higet
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My Mathewson
Meyers Lormpires
Higjer
Asdg
I'G'bert
Magne
North
Merera
Whal'g
Ireau
Tyler
Moran
tEgan
Cubs Errors Enable Reds to Take Final
In Cincinnati on June 25 the Reds capitalized on five errors by the Cubs to defeat Chicago. Killifer reached first on a misplay, Wingo advanced, and a chaotic rundown sequence allowed Cincinnati to grab the lead before the inning ended.
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Cubs
Reds
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Killifer
Wingo
Iiltfer
Gist
Anc S
Hulia Ferr
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
In the National League New York edged Boston 4 3 in eleven innings while New York defeated Boston 5 3 Brooklyn shut out Philadelphia 4 0 Cincinnati beat Chicago 3 2 and Pittsburgh was rained out at St Louis. American League New York beat Boston 3 2 and Boston won 6 3 over New York Washington swept Philadelphia 2 0 Detroit defeated Cleveland 6 3 Chicago beat St Louis 4 2. Federal League Chicago 10 Brooklyn 5 St Louis 7 Baltimore 6 Pittsburgh 5 Buffalo 5. International Jersey City 6 Providence 2 Newark 5 Richmond 4 Toronto 9 Montreal 2 Buffalo 11 Rochester 7.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Federal League
Baltimore
Buffalo
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Toronto
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National League
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American League
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Flashington
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Lialtimore
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SA. Louis
International League
Cincinnati Chicago game report with scoring note
In aFederal League contest Cincinnati defeated Chicago 3 to 2 as Zabel pitched well and Lin provided some support. The game featured a late winning run with key hits from Schulte Griffith and Phelan for Cincinnati while Fisher Groh and Wingo contributed for Chicago. Umpires Klem and Emilie worked a 1 hour 39 minute game.
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Zabel
Lin
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ali
Suer
Kiltfer
Wingo
Saier
Moon
Toney
Bhian
Fisher
Schulte
Phelan
Griffith
McLarry
Grok
Mollntz
Olson Wingo
Messrs
Klem and
Emilie
Newark Club Transfer Proposal Under League Consideration
An extraordinary International League meeting will be held tomorrow to consider a proposed temporary transfer of the Newark Club to Harrisburg Pennsylvania. President Barrow issued the call yesterday.
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International League
Newark
Harrisburg
Penn
Barrow
Bowdoin Retains Coach Coogan For Baseball
Bowdoin College in Brunswick announces Daniel M. Coogan will coach the baseball team for another season. The decision was disclosed tonight along with plans for the upcoming slate and roster refinement.
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Brunswick
Daniel M. Coogan
Bowdoin College
Local Minor League Scores From New York State League
At Columbus Columbus 4 Indianapolis 3. At St Paul St Paul 4 Kansas City 1. Elmira 7 Syracuse 0. Binghamton 1 Utica 9. Albany Wilkes Barre 4 Albany 1. Troy Scranton 5 Troy 1.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Elmira
Syracuse
Binghamton
Utica
Albany
Wilkes-barre
Troy
sScranton
Yankees Split Even With Red Sox in Doubleheader
The Yankees win the opener 3 to 2 but drop the nightcap 6 to 3 in Boston. Roger Peckinpaugh left hampered by misses, while Boston built a first-inning lead and held on as the Red Sox top the Yankees again. Umpire Nallin ejects six Yankees in the second game, with Pipp returning as a pinch hitter.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Yankees
Red Sox
New York
Roger Peckinpough
Ernest Shorely
Fisher
Sox
Shore
Kkuy Collins
Carl Mays
Cady
High
Pipp
Cree
Scone
Vean Green
Marty McHale
Neithe
Marty
Hicone
Lewis
Janvrin
Cottrell
Braves
Thomas
Gregg
Mays
Nallin
Yankee
Warhop
McHale
Sweeney
Brown
Caldwell
Hcotcs
Washington tops Philadelphia 2 to 0 in pitchers' duel
Washington defeats Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Johnson and Crowell lock down hitters. Neff drives in both runs with a double and a key infield sequence features a double steal and Ainsmith’s single. Neff and Ainsmith factor in the scoring with Shanks and Murphy contributing multiple hits in the win.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Johnson
Crowell
Neff
Ainsamith
Macleide
A’smith
Lapp
Kopf
Johns'n
Spa
O&o
Ainsm
Ainsmith
Murphy
Lajoie
New England League Scores Reported
In Worcester Lawrence defeated Worcester 7 to 2. At Lynn Lynn defeated Manchester 13 to 4 while Manchester beat Lynn 2 to 0. At Lowell Lowell blanked Portland 9 to 0.
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Worcester
Lawrence
Lynn
Lynnn
Manchester
Lowell
Portland
Scrambled regional line items from an old schedule
Fragmentary list shows cities and pairings with numbers and partial team names. Reads like a transportation or scheduling snippet referencing Brockton New Bedford Fall River Pawtucket Springfield Hartford New Haven Taunton and L. C with varied figures.
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Brockton
New Bedford
Frockton
Fall River
Pawtucket
Springfield
Hartford
New Haven
Taunton
L. C
Mobile-Mobile 3 Atlanta 2. New Orleans-Birmingham 4 0
Football scores listed with teams Mobile and Atlanta 3 2. New Orleans defeats Birmingham 4 0. Memphis at Chattanooga postponed due to rain and Nashville at Little Rock postponed because of wet grounds.
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Mobile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Littl Rock
Felsch's bases loaded triple lifts Chicago past St Louis 4–2
Hap Felsch delivers a bases loaded triple in the third as Chicago defeats St Louis 4 to 2. Schalk opened with a triple, Fournier and Schalk added impact hits, and George Sisler debuted as a pitcher for St Louis late as Chicago hangs on to win.
Detroit Powers Past Cleveland Behind Third Inning
Detroit scores six runs in the third inning and hangs on for a 6 to 3 victory over Cleveland. Detroit errors helped Cleveland score twice, while Chapman’s triple produced another. Harstad pitched five for Detroit, Dauss lasted seven for Cleveland, and the game featured multiple misplays and timely hits.
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Cleveland
Indians
Chaplan
Tiger
Harstad
Rrors
Balis
Dauss
Hagerman
Coveleckie
Coeleskie
Umptres Mens
Connolly
Wallace
Chinese University Beats Amherst 6 to 2 in Commencement Game
Chinese University defeated Amherst 6 to 2 at Pratt Field in Amherst Mass. four hits produced three runs in the first inning and one hit plus two errors added two more. Ako pitched well for the visitors and Robinson relieved. Errors marred fielding on both sides.
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New York Times
Amherst
Mass
Nese University
Pratt Field
Goodridge
Robinson
Aka
Orientala
Efrort
Chinese Univ
Hiatteries Ako
Mark
Woodridge
Ttobinson
Bee
Yankees Buy Pitcher Shawkey From Athletics
Hob Shawkey, longtime pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics, has been purchased by the New York Americans according to Manager Donovan. No other players involved. Shawkey is to report to New York on Wednesday for joining the team.
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Yankees
Shawkey
Hoston
Hob Shawkey
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Ammericans
Donovan
Hawkey
New York
Batteries and dealers listed in regional trades
In Buffalo Montreal Richmond and Providence listings, battery makers and dealers are named with partner firms such as Platteries Hofft Williams Fullenwider and his son Herbert Kocher Miller Howley Chabek Snow Morrisette Schaufele Crutcher Tragesser Comstock Oeschger and Haley. The entries pair cities with firms and indicate distribution networks.
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Buffala
R.H_E
Rochester
Buffalo
Hofft
Williams
Fullenwider
Montreal
Toronto
Herbert and Kocher
Miller and Howley
Richmond
R.h.le
Phillies fall to Brooklyn in 4-6 setback on hits and errors
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 6 to 4 as Smith outduels Rixey and O'Mara-Culshaw defense shines. Phillies suffer hitting drought with five singles and costly fielding miscues, while Wheat's seventh inning homer draws applause from about 3,000 fans.
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York Times
Philadelphia
Phillies
Brooklyn
Smith
Roxey
Flatbushers
Moran
Quakers Keystone
Gus Getz
Hecker
Wheat
Beals
O'Mara-Culshaw
Robins
Brooklyns
Davey Bancroft
Eason
O'Mara
Bancroft
Quakers
Eddie Burns
Cutshaw
Stengel
Getz
McCarthy
Rixey
Mara
Bert Niehoff
Meyers
Byrne
Superbas
O’ Mara
O Mara
Daubert
Burns
Welser
Soe AR “Cine
Baumgartner
Ts Wa
Hobins
Or Ae
Prooklyn
Decker
W'ted
M'ity
Wenner Po
Wolrer
Puskett
Becker
O' Mara
Myers
Niehoff
Luderus
Messrs, Ayron and
Healey Signed by Philadelphia Americans From Pitt
Manager Mack announced he signed Thomas Healey an infielder from the University of Pittsburgh. Healey will report to the Athletics in Washington tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Thomas Healey
University of Pittsburgh
Healey
Athletics
Washington
Fans' Day Thriller Ends with Chicago Rally at Brookfed Park
More than 10 000 fans enjoyed free admission as Brooklyn faced Chicago in Washington Park. Chicago surged from a four-run deficit, scoring five in the later innings to win 5 to 5. Key figures include Don Marion, Finis Wilson, and Herring on the mound, with James A. Gilmore in attendance. The game featured homer by A Wilson and back-and-forth scoring, culminating in a high-energy finish.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Chicago Batsmen
Fed Park
Fourth Avenue
James A. Gilmore
W. E. Robertson
Buffalo Club
H. F. Sinclair
P.T. Powers
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Ward
G. S. Ward
Don Marion
Chicago Sluggers
Lee Magee
Marion
Finis Wilson
Wilson
Magee
Herring
Fritz Tin
Fo Wilson
J. Smith
Zwilling
Farrell
Joie
Anderson
Howard
Brooklyn
Smith
Westerzil
A. Wilson
F. Smith
Hicano
Strookivyn
Hanford Cooper
Hasses
Prendergast
F. Wilson
Hendrix
Wildeee
Rendergast
Messrs Hrennan and
Johnstone
Pittsburgh Closes Series With 5-2 Win Over Buffalo
Pittsburgh defeated Buffalo 5 to 2 in the final game of the series. Wild throws by Buffalo’s pitcher and catcher led to costly errors and frequent pinch hitter changes. Flatteries Barger Floog e and O Connor Schulz Bedient Marshall Krapp Allen and Watson credited with the win.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburgh
R.H.E
Barger
Floog«e
O’ Connor Schulz
Bedient
Marshall
Krapp
Allen
Watson
Terrapins Fallen as St Louis Tops Orioles 7 4
St Louis defeated Baltimore 7 to 4 in a June 28 game highlighted by Tobin of St Louis and Walsh of Baltimore homers. The B M A club rotation lists Davenport Groom Hartley Saxes Halley and Jackiitech. Also Frank Smith, pitcher for Martha more Federal League, was sold today to the Brooklyn feds to bolster their pitching staff.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Tobin
Walsh
R.hle
Davenport, Groom
Hartley
Saxes, Halley
Jackiitech
Frank Smith
Marthmore
Brooklyn Feds
Smith
Chieves White Sox
Heta
Brookfeds
Lee Magee
Chicago
eJudge Reneea M Landis
United States
lLecamue
Dinkawatin
Armatehy Maresane
St. Lula Federals
Landis
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Taurnet Bablenrikewer
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Hoper
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Daley
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Ty Johnson
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Hap Felsch
Schalk
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George Sisler
University of Michigan
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Fournier
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C'man
Tora
Ol'kson
Veach
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Mieskie
Gray & Davis
Ford
F.O.B
Gray & Davis Inc
New York City
West 55Th St
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Se O Flack
Cher
I’kson
Ting
Fritz
Iba
Hanford
Oo Wztl
Beck
A.w'son
Mann
F’rell
P’gast
H'drix
AIC
Brooklyn Per
Holt
P.o
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Terrapins
Pitcher Smith
Tatenton London Cigarettes
Rheinaroons
S. Liebmann’s Sons Brewing Co
Samel
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
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