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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
A mangled sports note states the Yankees, Giants and Superbas results with a tie between the Red Sox and Yankees while the Superbas win two games. It mentions Ruth and left-handers, noting managers’ limits on pitching decisions and discipline.
A chaotic early inning gives the Yankees a temporary edge before Boston answers. Ruth stirs the offense with a home run and strong plate work as Cy Pieh and Warhop hold the line. The late rally features Hooper, Gardner, and Thomas, with a pivotal throw from Cyne and a key double by Hooper.
Detroit tops Chicago 1 to 0 in a 22 inning game as Cobb drives in the decisive run. Crawford Kavanaugh and Young trigger rallies for the visitors while Cobb’s timely hits, steals, and smart baserunning pressure Chicago pitching through the extended affair.
Hamilton defeated Cleveland 100 to 0 before rain stopped play in the seventh inning. The game was halted as spectators watched the storm pass over the field.
The Chinese University of Munich defeated Dartmouth 4 to 0 in twelve innings today. The game featured pitching and late runs as the Chinese Nine secured the victory in extras.
Syracuse broke Army plebe pitcher Saroka’s winning streak with a 1-0 road victory. Both teams displayed sharp fielding in a tense thriller as Slater and others pitched well, while Army’s defense and Syracuse offense produced the lone run.
The Brooklyn Superbas moved into a three way tie for second in the National League by sweeping a doubleheader from the Phillies at Ebbets Field. They won 7 to 0 and 4 to 0 as Jack Coombs struggled against Moran and Tingan. Sherrod Smith returned from a twisted ankle to handle the mound with effective control, supporting a hot batting attack that kept Phillies pitching off balance.
National League action features New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Washington while Chicago leads the standings. American and Federal league results include Brooklyn and St Louis in tight races with rain interrupting several games.
Reston June 2 Giants and Braves played ten innings in darkness, ending tied 6 6 after a peculiar late play erased a potential Giants win. Burns was ruled interference on a throw home, Doyle and Crutcher benefitted, and error-driven scoring marked the game. Crutcher pitched well for the Giants while Boston built an early lead and New York rallied but could not prevail.
In St Louis, the Cardinals defeated Cincinnati by a score of 6 to 4 as two singles a double and an error in the eighth inning produced Betzel and Hutler scoring. The narrative details the eighth inning rally and lists players involved with limited legible data from the damaged text.
The Newark Federals defeated the Baltimore Terrapins 8 to 2 in a twelve inning game at Harrison. Both teams had ten hits, tallied late runs, and showcased sloppy fielding on both sides. Baltimore’s Jack Quinn and Fd Reubach pitched well, while Rousch scored on Kirkpatrick’s error and Campell drove in his third hit to seal the win for Newark.
Chicago Whales fell to third place after a 2 to 1 loss to St. Louis. The home team trailed as the Fedceat League standings shifted. Scattered lines mention Prendergast Montreal Rochester results and other unclear references.
Columbia upset Penn 4 to 1 in the annual commencement-day baseball game on South Field. Bobby Watt homered for three RBIs as Columbia, despite being outhit, avoided Penn’s comeback threats and secured its first win since 1908. George Smith pitched well for Columbia, fanning eight and walking three, while Penn’s Whistler also struggled with control. Alumni paraded in costume as the largest South Field crowd yet watched the contest.
Whitney throws a complete game shutout as Harvard edges Colby 8 to 0. Brickley and Frye shine in outfield, with key catches and hits fueling the Crimson victory. Whitney strands runners, while Frye and Brickley contribute crucial defensive plays.
New Haven saw Amherst defeat Yale by five runs in a weathered afternoon game. Amherst pitchers held Yale hitless in the last four frames as Captain Robitson and Captain Middlebrook delivered steady work, while Amherst bats produced the decisive scoring.
St Pauls School defeated Holbrook, with senior star scoring four-year career high and key hits from Clark and Reid. Woodburn struck out ten, Holbrook batters fanned as bases were cleared in the first. Halonen and Manen Halonen noted for standout play yesterday.
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