Homecoming of Giants Spoiled by the Reds
The Giants were downed by the Reds 6 to 4 in thirteen innings as Clarence Mitchell limited the visitors to two hits over pay. Mathewson struggled early while Perritt endured the long outing, but the Reds attacked late and Chase stole home for a decisive second run. The game drew 18,000 fans amid tense moments and a contentious officiating scene.
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Home Sweet Home Rally Falls Short for Mets at Paved Park
The recap notes a late rally by the team led by Doyle and Rariden failing to overcome pitcher Mitchell after a four run deficit. Merkle doubled Fletcher in, but a sharp double play killed the rally. Brooklyn gains ground as Pittsburgh edges closer and New York eyes a second home win with 15,000 expected in attendance.
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Pratt's Triple Wins Game For Browns
Pratt's three run shot in the late innings lifts Cleveland to a 3 2 victory over St Louis. Wellman pitched effectively through six frames before Saint Louis rallied. Pratt drove in Austin and Sisler to seal the win for the locals in St Louis today.
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Moran Dillon Bout Set for Washington Park June 29
The Moran Dillon clash headlines a $40 000 purse record bout at Washington Park on June 29. Moran earns 25000 guaranteed plus 40 percent of gross receipts. Dillon takes 1000 plus option on 25 percent. Promoters post 5000 and 1000 checks respectively.
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Robins Lose as Mamaux Dominates Pirates Acclaim
Brooklyn’s Robins fell 5 to 2 to the Pittsburgh Pirates at Ebbets Field as Al Mamaux orbits tempo to a win. Hiram I. Myers of East Liverpool drove in two runs with key hits while Carey Stengel contributed a two bagger and Meyers scored twice. Ed Appleton faltered early, yielding two runs before Rube Marquardt relief.
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Pirates Rally Past Giants In Tight Ninth Inning Thriller
In a tense top of the ninth, Pittsburgh Pirates force a late comeback as Viox singles and scores, Carey triples to drive in the go ahead run, Johnston doubles for another, with Mamaux handling the ninth cleanly. Daubert fumbles a crucial pitch earlier, but Marquard settles in for a strong start before relief helps seal the win.
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Caldwell Townsmen See Ray Perform in Olean
Olean New York crowds braved threatening weather to watch Caldwell's townsmen face New York Americana and SEW York IA in a local Interstate league game. Players Marber Magee Towne Nephewa and others contributed. Final scoring and line details unavailable due to OCR quality.
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Feature Facts for the Fans: Baseball Scores and Shifts
Matty left the box as Cincinnati beat the Giants in thirteen innings. Hi Myers of the Robins drove in both Brooklyn runs against the Pirates. Cleveland fell to the Browns, sending the Senators to first place in the American League. Every Western team in the National League won.
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Newark Snaps 16th Inning Win Over Richmond 4 3
Newark defeats Richmond 4 to 3 in 16 innings to claim the longest game of the 2016 International League season. Smallwood and Roos starred as a pitchers duel until a single drove in the decisive run in the 16th. Richmond led early, Newark tied it in the fifth, then both sides squandered scoring chances until the final hit.
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Kirkby and Marston in Golf Finals in Englewood NJ
Englewood New Jersey June 2 Kirkby Englewood and Max Marston Haltusrol will fight Saturday for the New Jersey golf championship. Both long hitters, they have met four times with Kirkby winning three. They would reclaim two Metropolitan Jersey crowns and may break 70 on a brisk course, with Dyer and Webb each shooting 73 in morning matches.
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Late Rally by Cards Delivers 3-2 Win for Cubs
In Philadelphia on June 2 the St. Louis Cards rallied in the ninth to defeat the Phillies 3 to 2. Wilson started the inning with a single, Long pinch hit, Corhan walked, Gonzales doubled scoring Huggins and Corhan for the deciding run.
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Hustler Wins Jump After Near-Disaster at Belmont Park
At Belmont Park yesterday Hustler, racing without a rider for part of the course, cleared the final barrier amid cheers after a dramatic moment when Little Nearer fell and jockeys Cantwell and Williams were briefly injured. Hustler finished ahead of Agondom and Little Nearer as a crowd of about 8,000 watched.
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