Meyers Delivers Home Run as Cardinals Wallop Giants
St Louis defeats New York 5 to 1 at Polo Grounds, ending a bid for a 10th straight win by McGraw's Giants. Meyers hit a third inning homer off Willi s, with Willis and Bresnahan starring for the Cardinals. Errors and stout pitching limited New York to five hits as the Cardinals built an early lead and held on for the victory.
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Baseball Standings From Three Leagues
National League games today include St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston. Results yesterday show New York over Brooklyn 4 1 and Brooklyn over Boston 8 4 Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 2. Standings list New York 20 Cincinnati 14 19 12 22 Chicago Milwaukee. American League games today Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Washington St Louis Boston Cleveland. Results yesterday Saint Louis 9 Detroit 1. Standings show New York 20 Detroit 2 00 and St Louis 17 16 St Louis leads American League. International League games today Newark Providence Jersey City Montreal Buffalo Roenenes Jersey City Providence 3 Baltimore 9 Newark 6 Rochester Toronto Buffalo Montreal. Standings Rochester 20 12 036 Baltimore 17 468 Montreal 14 18 138 Toronto 17 A69 Providence 12 19 383.
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Browns Feast on Tigers Powell Strong on Mound
St. Louis defeated Detroit 9 to 1 as Powell’s pitching and the Browns heavy hitting set the pace. Cobb tripled, Bush scored on an error, and St. Louis jumped out early with strong defense and timely hitting to cruise past the Tigers.
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Reading Team Disbands United States League May Be Limited to the West
Reading, Pennsylvania, May notes the last United States League game was played yesterday. Hugh McKinnon, Reading’s manager, laments Memorial Day crowd size and plans to take the team home. Rumors say the league will reorganize with Western cities only, possibly Indianapolis obtaining the Reading franchise. Local players seek places in organized leagues.
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Tri State League Scores and American Association Results
Summary of multiple league results including St Paul vs Minneapolis on wet grounds and games across Columbus Louisville Harrisburg Allentown Altoona Lancaster York Wilmington and Wilming ton with scores reflecting decisive wins and notable performances from teams and players.
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Pirates Take Postponed Win as Reds Extend Slump
Pittsburgh May 31 The Reds slide continues as Cincinnati loses eleventh of twelve. Pirates win 6 to 2 in a makeup game from April 23 with Adams dominant on the mound. Cole, formerly of Chicago, reports in uniform and Norman and Moran join soon. lineup details note several Chicago acquisitions.
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Brooklyn Superbas Rout Boston Braves In Doubleheader
Brooklyn rides a strong attack led by Jake Daubert and Red Smith to win 9 3 in game one and another close contest as Keeler guides the lineup. Hitting and defense dominate with multiple doubles and timely plays while Boston pitcher Dickson struggles.
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Skeeters Defeat Providence Easily on West Side Grounds
Skeeters whip Grays 11 to 5 in Jersey City as Baker and Janvrin lead with three hits each. Providence's Hriggy slugs a triple and three safeties, while Rennear and Becker try to hold the Skeeters, but Bailey shuts down further scoring. Jerse City's Janvrin, Hoach, and Delninger star in a day of miscues and timely hits.
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Indians Rally In Vain In Newark Heavy Hit Game 8 to 6
The Baltimore team edged the Indians 8 to 6 after Newark briefly led 7 to 0. Danforth and McGinnity relieved, with key hits by Swartina and Vaughn fueling Baltimore’s late surge. Newark bullpen struggles allowed four straight walks to start the seventh before Adkins closed the inning as Baltimore rallied for the win.
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Olympic hopefuls and rivals set to clash at Celtic Park
Athletes eye Sweden Olympic trials as Jim Duncan and Martin Sheridan duel in the discus while Billy Kramer faces Louis Scott in the 1000 metre run. Mel Sheppard and Riley challenge Abel Kiviat, and West vs East bicycle and sprint showdowns loom. Tickets sold by Spalding Dieges & Clust and others as baseball notes mix with track chatter.
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Marshall Loses Position in Chess Tourney Lead Change
In Poestyen May 31 A K Rubinstein extended his lead in the international masters tournament by defeating Spielmann. American champion Marshall drops to second as Duras of Prague wins over him in the longest round. Alapin advances to third after beating Yates England. Extra notes mention Willis facing Giants players and a rain interruption.
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Yankees Open Western Invasion at Detroit Series
The Yankees head to Detroit to start the Western invasion in the first series of the season. Pitcher Ray Fisher, who has been teaching this spring, expects to report for duty tomorrow. The second game of the Yale Brown series, postponed by rain, will be played June 2 at Andrews Field Providence.
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Detroit Life Boat Crosses Sea Plan to Carry Five Crew
W B Scripps of the Detroit Motor Boat Club built a 35 foot lifeboat named the Detroit to carry five men on a planned Atlantic crossing from New York or Boston to Queenstown and St Petersburg with Stockholm stop. Thomas Fleming Day to command. restrictions include no tobacco on board. The voyage is expected to take about twenty days, covering 2700 miles, with fuel water and stores for ninety days.
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Wolgast in a Draw with O'Brien in Philadelphia
In a 15 round light weight bout at the American Athletic Club, Ad Wolgast and Young Jack O'Brien fought to a draw after O'Brien nearly fell in round two. Wolgast, showing power, landed telling blows while O'Brien boxed cleverly and with speed but could not overpower the Cabist champion. Fans disputed the outcome, with many believing Wolgast would win over longer distance.
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Boxing in Garden to Cool Venue for Knockout Night
Garden atic Club plans to open Madison Square Garden windows and slide roof for the Knoc kout bout on Monday to keep the venue cool. Crows and Brown Cross train at camps, Chandler faces Delmont, and Leach Cross meets Brown. Welsh-Bre Hayes in Columbus and Zanders vs Karte headline a busy boxing night across Brooklyn and the Bronx.
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New York Athletic Club Holds Pedestrian Try-Outs at Travers Island
The spring track and field games at Travers Island feature the 0,0%-metre walk as the official U S Olympic trials. Prominent walkers include Al Vollmeke Nadie Reng Ted Neuendorfer and San Carroll, representing the New York Athletic Club and Iris Club respectively.
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