Rich Prize At Belmont For Keene Two Year Old Sweep
Belmont Park crowd of about fifteen thousand watched James R. Keene’s Sweep win the Nations Stallion Stakes by a wide margin. Lieutenant Governor Horace White attended with his wife, praising racing amid little betting and steady public enthusiasm. Keene, trainer Jimmy Rowe, and other Jockey Club members expressed satisfaction as Sweep led from the start over Newmarket Big Stick Starbottle and Rocky O’Brien.
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Yankees Edge Washington. Chesbro debut falters in loss
Washington defeated the Yankees 6 to 1 as Chesbro made his first appearance for New York under Stallings. Gray pitched well for Washington, with a sixth inning rally breaking the game open aided by Brockett’s fielding misfortunes and Delehanty Donohue Milan and McBride contributing key hits. Chase produced a notable one handed stop in the fifth to prevent a bigger inning.
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Professor Moore
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Ward
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Cree
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Baseball standings and results from yesterday across leagues
National League games listed with Brooklyn New York St Louis Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston results. NL standings show Pittsburgh 26 12 .684, Chicago 24 16 .600, Brooklyn 16 18, New York 17 17 .500, St Louis 17 23, Philadelphia 17 17 .500, Boston 12 24. American League games today include New York Washington Boston Philadelphia Detroit and St Louis Cleveland matchups with results and rain notes. AL standings follow after first listed games.
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New York
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston Wins Doubleheader Over Phillies
Boston takes both ends of a May 31 doubleheader from Philadelphia by four runs each. Morning game saw Kotte hold Philly to three runs as Bender faltered. Boston scored three in the eighth. Afternoon game featured Morgan and Spencer backing a four run burst in a 6 3 contest. umpires Sheridan and Egan.
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Hummel
Sweeney
Heston
Kiem
Philadelphia
Bender
Kotte
R. H. E. Eeee
Morgan and Spencer
Coombs
Thomas
Sheridan and
Egan
Cleveland Wins and Loses in Split Doubleheader
May 31 Cleveland and St. Louis split a twin bill in Cleveland. In the opener St. Louis won 6 to 3 behind Criss strong pitching and shaky defense by Cleveland. Wallace’s fielding stood out for St. Louis. In the second game Cleveland recovered for a 5 to 2 victory, with Joss and Easterley on the mound for St. Louis and Dineen Bailey and Criger guiding Cleveland. Umpires Kerin and O'Toug.
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St. Louis
Criss
Rhoades
Wallace
Pittsburg Triumphs With Adams Dual Win Over St Louis
Pittsburg defeats St Louis in a doubleheader with Adams earning the wins in both games. Morning 5 4 victory came after Maddox and Phillipps were pulled. Clark allowed a late two-run effort. Afternoon saw Adams contribute on the mound and Barbeau score following a fifth inning hit, with Alstein tripling for three bases and Miller driving in a run.
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Bresnahan
St. Louis
Maddox
Phillipps
Clark
McGinnity
Barbeau
Alstein
Miller
Detroit Wins And Ties In Doubleheader
In Chicago Jennings's Tigers won the morning game 5 to 1 and tied the afternoo n game with Chicago. Mullin pitched the morning win for Detroit, while the White Sox managed four straight singles in the ninth before Mullin coaxed two strikeouts to finish.
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Jennings
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Chicagos
White Sox
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Geanths
Burns
Sutor
Sullivan
Evans
R. HB
Detroit
Willett
Killian
Schmidt
Scott
Finn and
Payne
Perrine and
Yale Defeats Brown 4 1 Behind Record Crowd
Yale beat Brown 4 to 1 at Andrews Field in a fast game before about eight thousand fans. Yale outhit Brown and outfielded them while Brown’s two errors directly led to three Yale runs. Nourse fanned thirteen, Merritt helped save the win in the ninth after Regnier’s three bagger.
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the Tribune
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Yale
Brown
Andrews Field
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Nourse
Thirtee Merritt
Regnier
Browne
Fordham Wins Final Home Game Captures Catholic Colleges Title
Fordham defeated Georgetown 4 to 0 at Fordham Field to clinch the Catholic colleges championship. Mahoney pitched for Fordham, striking out ten on ten hits, while Coffey and Mahoney hit clean home runs. Georgetown’s Balzer allowed six hits and four runs with six errors, and Macdonald homered for Georgetown. Attendance reached about 3,900.
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Balzer
Coffey
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Mahoney
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Schlady
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Dussy
McCaffrey
Coogan
McDonald
Egan
Jackson
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Loulé Plave
Archiess
Mayouk
Prophe
Dietrich
Cornell Nine Victor In Close Penn Tilt
Cornell defeats Pennsylvania 1 to 0 in a tight nine inning game. Caldwell pitched brilliantly for Cornell, limiting Penn to a lone chance in the seventh when Hayden lined a three base hit. Wagner and Judson made sharp plays to prevent scoring, and Cornell scored in the sixth on Wagner’s single, a steal, and a misthrow.
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Shultz
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Howard
R.H.E. Cornell
Schultz
Connelly
Sprigham
Cadets Swamp Seventh In West Point Baseball
The Seventh Regiment visiting New York team was routed by the Army cadets at West Point 18 to 2 in a chaotic game filled with errors. Key moments included Smith's two-base hit and Lyman's error, Beechner's two-base hit and scoring on Surles's misthrow, and Whitesides’ three-base hit for the cadets.
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Docim
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Iphia
Donte Ailadelphia
Z- Trae Khate
Shea
O'Day
Kane
Devon
Myers
Aren
Stevens Shut Out by Rogers College at Castle Point Field
The Stevens Institute baseball team lost to Rogers College 4 to 2 at Castle Point Field yesterday afternoon. Stevens left runners stranded in multiple innings, while Rutgers pushed across two runs in the fourth and two more in the ninth on walks, steals, and a wild pitch.
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Stevens Institute
Rogers College
Castle Point Field
Rutgers
Holy Cross Beats Dartmouth 7 to 4 in Loose Worcester Tilt
Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth 7 to 4 in WorcesterMass. Larkin and D Mahoney starred for Holy Cross while Batterea-Down and Chadbourne contributed for the rivals Umpire Conway officiated.
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Holy Cross
Mitchell
Dartmouth
Larkin
D. Mahoney
R. H. B. Holy Cross
Chadbourne
Conway
Seton Hall Defeats South Orange In Five Run Victory
Seton Hall beat South Orange 10 to 4 at South Orange Field Club by scoring runs in the later innings. Nestor and Dillon, Guligan and Mal led the battery for Seton Hall as the home team posted the win.
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N. J
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Mallay
Eastern League Games Feature Tightly Contested Pairings
Newark and Jersey City split two games with Newark winning 5 to 1 in the first and Jersey City taking the second 6 to 5. Toronto swept Buffalo 3 0, while Rochester and Montreal split first two games 4 to 0 and 3 to 3. Providence beat Baltimore 5 2 in Providence and lost 12 to 2 in Baltimore. standings show Rochester and Jersey City mid pack, Newark and Toronto near .450s, Buffalo and Montreal around .480, with Baltimore at .363.
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Lee Barberich
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Finnerand Connor
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Fitzgerald
Connor
Finneran
Giants Trounce Quakers Twice To Enter First Division
New York Giants defeat Philadelphia Phillies in both ends of a doubleheader at the Polo Grounds. McGraw's men win morning 3 2 behind a tight pitching effort, then Mathewson belts a late homer in the afternoon as Giants surge into third place with a dramatic 3 2 victory. Crowd tops 30 000 with huge attendance and lively play throughout.
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Murray
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Collins leads Vermont past Manhattan College in tight 6 to 4 win
University of Vermont pitcher Collins defeated Manhattan College New York by 6 to 4 today. Vermont tallied 7 runs on 10 hits while Manhattan managed 4 runs on 3 hits. Batteries Collins Burrington Hanley Donahue. Umpire McDonald. Time unknown.
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New York
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Williams 5 Amherst 0 in Williams baseball game
Williams shuts out Amherst 5 to 0 as Williams hitters bunch hits in the third and seventh innings. Amherst fielding miscues help the result. Batteries Templeton and Lamble for Williams McClure and Henry for Amherst. Time 2 00. Umpire Jones.
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Williams
Amherst
R. H Lk
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Lamble
McClure
Henry
Jones
Fordham Fans Charter Steamer for Army Game Outing
Fordham students and alumni plan a large river excursion to West Point for the Fordham Army baseball game. About a thousand will sail on a chartered steamer Sirius, open to the public, with a 9 A M parade from the West 22d Street pier headed by the band.
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Fordham
Cincinnati Holds the Champions in twin baseball games
In Cincinnati on May 31 the Colts led by Old Fox Griffith split a doubleheader with the Cubs. Morning win 4 to 1 saw Gasper strong on the mound, while errors by Downey and Bescher spoiled a potential shutout. Afternoon battle extended to 11 innings before Chicago won 3 to 2 as Moran drove in Tinker for the decisive run.
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Colts
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Bescher
Tinker
Moran
Lobert
Rigler
Ruelbach
Ewing
Local High School Baseball Scores Across Cities
Worcester edges Brockton 5 5 in first game and 4 5 in second. Lynn beats Lowell 9 4 and loses 10 21 in two games. Haverhill defeats Lawrence 6 2 and 10 6 in the second. Pall River defeats New Bedford 7 5 in the first game while New Bedford defeats Fall River 6 4 in the second. Baseball at Polo Grounds today Brooklyn with 50 cent admission.
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Polo Grounds
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Local hockey scoreline mix of towns and teams
Fragmentary game report lists Troy Albany Syracuse Utica Elmira Wilkes Barre Scranton and nearby scores. Readable items show multiple regional teams and a pair of games with couplets like Wilkes Barre Cranton and Scranton Wilkes-Barre.
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