Sweep Wins Rich Stallion Stakes at Belmont Park Crowd Swells
Lieutenant Governor Horace White attends as James R. Keene's Sweep, a Ben Brush pink Domino colt, captures the National Stallion Stakes in a dominant front-running performance. The meeting posts the largest crowd since last June with 15 000 patrons enjoying racing amid little betting activity and strong praise for the sport's revival.
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Yankees Struck Down by Washington in Afternoon Game
Washington defeats New York 8 to 1 as Gray fends off a fifth inning rally. Chesbro debuts in relief, giving up six runs after Brockett exits. Highlights include Chase’s stellar one handed stop and a late two-run rally for Washington.
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Yale Beats Brown 4-1 In Fast College Diamond Game
Yale defeated Brown 4 to 1 at Andrews Field before about eight thousand fans. Brown’s two errors led to three Yale runs as the Brunonians failed to bunch hits. Nourse fanned Merritt with Regnier on third base late in the game as Yale sealed the victory.
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Baseball standings and results from yesterday
National League standings show Pittsburg leading with a .684 mark followed by Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Boston and others. Yesterday New York defeated Philadelphia 3 2 while Brooklyn swept Boston 3 0 and 1 0 in two games. Cincinnati beat Chicago 4 1 and 8 2 in two games. American League results include New York losing to Washington while Detroit beat Chicago 5 1 and tied 7 7, Boston the winners over Philadelphia 3 2 and 2 1, and St Louis beating Cleveland 6 0 and 5 1 in two games.
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Superbass Break Even
Boston ends a 13 game drought by taking the morning game 1 to 0 against Brooklyn while Brooklyn wins the afternoon 3 to 0. Mattern and McIntyre held Boston in check in the first, and Rucker was dominant for Brooklyn in the second with two runs in the eighth and two earned runs in the fifth.
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Fordham Wins Catholic Colleges Title With Two Homers
Fordham defeated Georgetown at Fordham Field to claim the Catholic colleges championship. Mahoney pitched superbly for Fordham with ten strikeouts on six hits, while Coffey and Mahoney hit clean home runs and McDonald added a late blast. About 3,000 fans witnessed Fordham’s triumph and defense, balancing weaknesses by Georgetown with errors.
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Cornell Nine Victor In Close Pennsylvanian Bout
Cornell defeats Pennsylvania 2 to 0 in a tight first order baseball game. Caldwell pitched brilliantly for Cornell while Wag ner and Judson provided stellar defense and preventing scoring chances. Wagner led off the sixth with a single, stole second, and scored on a wild throw for the winning run.
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Cadets Swamp Seventh In Slugfest At West Point
West Point May 2 The 7th Regiment defeated Army Seventh 18 to 2 in a high scoring game marked by fielding miscues and errors. Smith led the visitors with a two-base hit and scored, Beechner doubled and scored, while Lyman and Sadler contributed miscues. Umpire Hasset officiated as West Point committed seven errors to the visitors’ seven.
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Stevens Shut Out by Flutgers at Castle Point Field
Stevens Institute baseball fans saw a 2 to 6 defeat at Castle Point Field as Flutgers College edged ahead with two runs in the fourth and one more in the ninth. The home squad stranded runners in multiple innings and failed to bring them home.
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Seton Hall Defeats South Orange 10 to 4 in Local Game
In South Orange at the Field Club grounds on May 31 Seton Hall beat South Orange 10 to 4. Scoring details show Seton Hall 0 0 0 1 2 1 1 1 0 0 and South Orange 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 4. Batteries were Nestor and Dillon for Seton Hall with Gilligan and Mallay for South Orange.
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Collins Wins Mono Vermont Triumph Over Manhattan College
Collins of the University of Vermont defeated Manhattan College 6 to 4 in Burlington. Manhattan failed to earn a run, with Vermont's Reed E U and batteries Collins Burrington Hanley Donahue. Umpire McDonald. Time 1:%
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Holy Cross Defeats Dartmouth 41 to 7 in Worcester Tilt
Holy Cross hammered Dartmouth 41 7 in Worcester on May 31 as Larkin and D Mahoney starred for Holy Cross. The sloppy game featured notable performances by Mitchell and Chadbourne with Down and Larkin in the batteries and Conway presiding as umpire.
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Eastern League games today headline results
Newark and Jersey City split two Eastern League games with Newark taking 5 1 in game one and Jersey City winning 6 5 in game two. Providence swept Baltimore 9 5 then lost 2 0 in the nightcap while Montreal beat Rochester 4 3 and 3 1 in two games. Toronto defeated Buffalo 3 0 and Buffalo won 4 3 in the twin bill as standings list Rochester 9 6 0.667 Newark 13 15 .464 Toronto 18 17 . . Jersey City 13 16 .448 Montreal 15 13 .536 Providence 11 12 .628 Buffalo 15 16 .484 Baltimore 11 19 6.367
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Giants Triumph Over Quakers In DoubleHEADER
The New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Quakers twice at the Polo Grounds, morning 3–2 and afternoon 6–5, with Mathewson delivering the decisive drive in the eighth inning of the second game. The crowd exceeded 30,000 as McGraw’s men secured a share of third place in the standings and staged a holiday spectacle.
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Adams Shines as Pittsburg Splits Twin Bill Over St Louis
Pittsburg wins the morning 5 to 4 and the afternoon 3 to 1 behind pitcher Adams. He praised by Clark after a strong showing, delivering key hits and driving in runs as Bresnahan’s St. Louis squad falls in both games. Batteries featured Maddox Philippe Adams and Gibson for Pittsburg.
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Williams blank Amherst as five runs decide clash
Williams shut out Amherst 5 to 0 in Williamstown Massachusetts. A loose Amherst defense and timely Williams hits in the third and seventh innings produced the decisive score. Batteries Templeton and Lamble for Williams McClure and Henry for Amherst. Time two hours. Umpire Jones.
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Boston Wins Doubleheader Against Philadelphia
Boston swept a daytime double header from Philadelphia by one run in each game. Morning win featured a late rally off Bender as Kotte excelled on the mound, remaining undefeated this season. In the afternoon, Philadelphia hung on, but Boston again secured a narrow victory with strong relief work.
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Fordham Army Baseball Trip By Sirius Boat
Fordham students and alumni, about a thousand strong, will travel aboard the specially chartered steamer Sirius for the Fordham Army game at West Point. The excursion is open to the public with the band leading a 9 A.M. parade from the West 22d Street pier to the boat for a day outing.
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Cleveland Wins and Loses in Doubleheader
Cleveland and St. Louis split a doubleheader in Cleveland. In the morning St Louis won 6 to 3 behind Criss with solid fielding by Wallace, while Cleveland misplayed in support of Rhoades. The afternoon saw Cleveland take a 7 to 2 victory as Joss pitched for the Indians and Easterley batted in runs against St Louis.
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Tigers Rule Morning Win Tie Chicago on May 31
Detroit's Tigers won the morning game 5 to 1 and forced a Chicago tie in an abbreviated afternoon contest. Mullin earned his ninth straight win allowing only one White Sox hit until the ninth inning.
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Cincinnati Holds The Champions In Twin Light Of Baseball
Cincinnati split a day with the Chicago Cubs, winning the morning game 4 to 1 behind Gasper and losing the afternoon 2 to 3 in eleven innings. Tinker delivered the decisive triple and Moran plated him in the eleventh. Griffith and Lobert were ejected for arguing with umpire Rigler. Ruelbach and Ewing pitched well for Chicago and Cincinnati respectively.
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Ewing
Worcester and Brockton split games with close margins
In a doubleheader Worcester beat Brockton 5 to 4 in the second game after a 5 to 5 draw in the first. Lynn defeated Lowell 9 to 4 in the first game and Lowell won 21 to 10 in the second. Haverhill won 5 to 2 at Lawrence in the first game while Lawrence took the second 6 to 1. Fall River won 7 to 5 at New Bedford in the first game, with New Bedford taking the second 6 to 4. A Polo Grounds baseball card lists a 4 P.M. game at Gi Brooklyn with 50 cent gate.
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Turbulent Youth Baseball Scores Across Tri-County Line
A string of scattered scores shows Albany edging Troy in the first game 5 to 3 while Troy rebounds 5 to 1 in the second. Utica beats Syracuse 9 to 3 in the first game,Elmira 6 to hampton in an unclear pairing, Scranton 2 to 1 over Camel, and Wilkes Barre 0 to 8 in a separate late result.
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