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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
28
New York defeats Washington 5 1 at American League Park, gaining ground on the leaders. Jack Quinn outpitched Walter Johnson, the Yankees collecting eight hits including two triples as they close their Western trip with a solid win.
Joe Doyle, pitcher with the New York Yankees since August, was sold yesterday to the Cincinnati club of the National League and will join the Reds in this city tomorrow. Doyle has pitched two games for the Yankees this year and lost both.
St Louis defeated Detroit 4 to 3 in a pitcher’s duel lasting under a half hour. Key moments included a three base hit by Newman and timely RBIs from Moriarty and Griges. Pitchers Pelty and Bermano worked through tight inning shifts with solid defense supporting the late score.
Connecticut League results show Nothempton beating Martford on wet grounds in Bridgeport with several other scores in New Britain WaterLey and New Haven, and Holyoke. State League reports include Binghannon 3 and other unclear matchups with rain delays. No clear dates or complete team lists due to damaged OCR text.
In a closely fought game, the New York Giants edged the Cincinnati Reds with late scoring. Star pitcher Joe Smith earned the win while rival ace Bobby Lee took the loss, as defense stalled offensive chances in the final innings.
In Philadelphia the Giants beat the Quakers 4 to 2 as McGraws men struck steadily. Raymond pitched well, Grant hit a late homer for Philadelphia, and Devlin and Snodgrass combined on key plays to stifle rallies. Giants push to 7 straight wins and 10 10 since Polo Grounds return.
American League standings show Philadelphia leading with 26 wins and 9 losses, Cleveland and New York trailing. Yesterday New York beat Washington 5 1, Philadelphia beat Boston 4 2 in the second game, Detroit beat St Louis 3 1, and Cleveland vs Chicago was rained out. National League lists Chicago 22 12 and St Louis 18 for top records. New York 23 14 and Brooklyn 16 15 follow. Today Cincinnati visits New York, Brooklyn hosts St Louis, and Chicago travels to Boston while Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh was rained out.
Philadelphia wins the second game of a doubleheader in Boston 4 to 2 to even the series after Boston won the first game 4 to 1. Morgan and Collins pitched the opener. Philadelphia errors by Gardner and Lewis sparked the visitors in the nightcap while Stahl scored twice for Boston. Thomas suffers a broken thumb, the fourth Philadelphia injury in the series.
The Brooklyn Superbas defeated the Boston Doves 4 to 1 at Washington Park to stretch their winning streak to four games and climb to sixth on the pennant ladder. Pitcher Knetzer impressed in his debut by limiting Boston to six hits and two bases on balls, while Wheat led Brooklyn with strong hitting. Two sharp double plays aided the defense as Brooklyn's offense piled up runs in the third and fifth innings.
Yale freshmen shut out Harvard freshmen 6 to 0 in New Haven. McCreery led with four hits, as Yale accumulated fourteen total hits in a dominant victory.
The Manhattan Chess Club defeated the Franklin Chess Club of Philadelphia in a sixteen board annual team match at Manhattan rooms by a score of six to four. Captains were William M. de Visser and P B Driver, with FE Michelsen of Chicago as referee. Players Sapablance Hodges Meyer Rosenfeld and Smith won their games. Han har Marshall Rosen drew.
Reported results show Bilwesles in Indianapolis with a 1 finish as Gazedo and Kansas City faced rain impact. Contests and placements listed for the event include team standings affected by weather.
Joe McGinnity's Indians crushed Jersey City 9 to 2 to surge into first place. Newark hit hard with five runs in the eighth after Litton worked well early. Jersey City errors aided Newark, while McGinny yielded scattered hits to keep Skeeters at bay.
First game score 4 3 Toronto from Leffitte Blair Newton Vand grift Statters. Second game 9 3 Toronto batter Vertrag McGinney Siettery Ragen Sternagie. umpires Hatligen Kell.
Buffalos dominate with Keefe and Brichell Crubec and Mel Allister. umpires Bole and Huret.
Boston May 31 The government pressed to link George W Coleman the Cambridge bank looter and Big Bill Kelcher in a trial for aiding Coleman in taking more than half the deposits. Witnesses testified Kelcher spoke of Coleman and hoped he would not back out. Coleman admitted parts of his grand jury testimony were false and denied stealing from the bank. Mamie Hightower, Coleman's sweetheart, testified she did not plant money. Coleman said he offered no money to Kelcher and sought funds to pay depositors. A court messenger presented grand jury testimony.
John H. Stroeneider, held on $25,000 bail, arraigned before Commissioner Morse in Brooklyn federal building on a charge of aiding theft from the National City Bank of Cambridge. Examination postponed to Saturday. He sought bail reduction as Assistant District Attorney Allen advised him to see how much bail he could obtain before a decision. Prosecutors tie him to Big Bill Kellner in the plan to recover part of the $300 from George W. Coleman, the robbed bank’s bookkeeper.
Carl Fischer-Hansen, jailed for subornation of perjury, seeks court permission to drop a suit against his wife Anson McCook Beard and trustee George Gordon Battle over 1250 dollars in annuity payments. Settlement had provided 1250 plus earlier debts paid. a January 1 payment was missed, prompting the suit. Justice Erlanger reserved decision.
Chicago May 31 James A Patten Board of Trade operator was made an honorary member of Northwestern University track team at the first annual dinner of the athletic association. He spoke on exercise and said If Harriman had exercised more he would be alive today urging the habit of exercise and helped fund the new gymnasium costing 250000 dollars.
Stevens Institute baseball team edged Syracuse University 1 to 0 in Hoboken in a close, well played game. Batteries Coleman and Fryer for Stevens and Thortag and Holmes for Syracuse contributed to the shutout.
Washington May 21 Colonel George F Cooke A S A retired faces court martial over alleged failure to safeguard $11000 taken from a Fort Gibbon Alaska post safe. A missing enlisted man and a $1000 reward figure in the case with much rumour and debate over retirements and promotions surrounding the trial.
The Children’s Court held its second base day with over 150 cases all offenders under sixteen. Defendants ranged from pocket picking to subway rowdyism as Justice Hoyt sent Lewis Middleton a fifteen year old to the House of Refuge. Eleven Italian youths were fined for creating a disturbance on a Broadway express train Monday night.
Magistrate Peter F. Barlow and friends fund a new free dental clinic at 44 East 171st street for poor public school children. Miss Marjorie Clark and Dr. S Josephine Baker initiated the effort through the Board of Health Child Hygiene division. In ten days funds secured will cover about 40 a year in maintenance.
Dr Victor Lespinasse of Northwestern University Medical School revealed a surgical method to rejoin severed arteries using magnesium rings to graft limbs and organs in dogs. He demonstrated regrafting legs and reuniting arteries after removing livers and other tissues to illustrate the technique.
Detective Dermoty finds Mary, fifteen, and Lorenzo Bernadetto, twenty two, in a gutter near Macdougal and King streets after a robbery. Mary, daughter of Mrs Louisa Triplogue, claimed Lorenzo taught her to steal. three men assaulted the victim. Magistrate Kernochan remanded Mary to the children's society and set Bernadetto's bail at three dollars for trial.
Notices issued under order of Surrogate Abner C. Thomas seeking all creditors and heirs to present claims with vouchers by specified dates at designated law offices in New York City. Multiple executors named Ellen M Pike Caroline Maync J Wills and Adrian Iselin Sr with respective attorneys and filing deadlines in 1910.
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