Giants Triumph at Polo Grounds in Eight Error Slugfest
The New York Giants beat the Cincinnati Reds 2 to 0 in a nine inning game at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon. Gaspar pitched for the Reds while Drucke started for the Giants. both offenses struggled as nine errors marred the proceedings and kept the run total low. Merkle and Bridwell produced the Giants' two decisive hits plus solid defense, while Beecher and Paskett starred for Cincinnati with strong outfield play.
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Brooklyn Routs Pirates in Ninth High-Scoring Showdown
Brooklyn Superbas built a 9 to 4 win over world champions Pittsburgh in Washington Park. Byrne led with four hits, Daubert Wheat and Hummel provided key pairs, while Adams started for Pittsburgh before six runs in the seventh sealed Brooklyn’s seventh straight victory.
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Brockton and Worcester split doubleheader in marathon game
In a two game set Brockton lost 4 to 2 in the first game and battled to a 4 to 4 tie after 20 innings in the second. Lawrence defeated New Bedford 1 to 1 in a separate matchup while River beat Lynn 4 to 1 and Lowell won 5 to to remaining details unclear.
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Harvard Triumphs Over Cornell In High-Scoring Contest
Harvard scored heavily in the early innings to beat Cornell 8 to 1 in Cambridge. McLaughlin pitched well for Harvard with seven safe hits by Crimson batters and strong infield defense behind him. Goodwillie struggled for Cornell, while Carvajal was hit hard, and Cornell’s lone run came on a gift in the ninth.
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Nine Runs in One Inning in Penn Syracuse Game
Pennsylvania overwhelmed Syracuse 14 to 0 at Franklin Field as Cottrell faltered in the fourth inning and Dexter relieved. Schultz excelled with nine strikeouts and only four hits allowed, while Thayer and Cozens hit home runs and Wood made a running catch to rob Kling of a homer.
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Yale Triumphs 4-2 Over Princeton In Tight Baseball Tilt
Yale defeats Princeton 4 to 2 in New Haven behind S. W. White pitching and late rallies. Merritt with a bunt and Murphy score on errors, followed by Carhart’s two-run double in the seventh nods to Yale’s comeback and bulldog tenacity.
Phillies Turn On St Louis After Swinging Streak
Philadelphia defeats St. Louis 4 to 1 after a ten game losing run. Bates drives in three runs with a two bagger and a triple while Harmon and Willis are noted in a mid game shift. St. Louis records multiple errors and batters faced, with Bates delivering the big hits for Philadelphia.
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Senators Rally to Defeat Cleveland in Ninth Inning
Washington beat Cleveland 9 to 2 in a hard fought game here. The Senators scored five runs in the ninth after two outs, with Milan Graney Gessler and McBride among the key hitters. Pitching omissions and defensive plays shaped a tense contest with Egan and Evans umpiring.
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Connecticut League Results Incomplete Summary
Sparse score notes show Spripaneld 2 Waterbury 3 first game Spin held 5 Waterbury 4 second game New Haven Holyoke. XNew Britain 5 Northampton 2 Hartford 5 Bridgeport. Details missing final scores and complete pairing.
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New York Beats Chicago White Sox 3-2 in Tight Ballgame
New York defeated Chicago 3 to 2 as Hughes limited the White Sox to six hits. Foster filled in at short for Roach and contributed two singles. Chase, Cree and Walter led a 11-hit attack for the Yankees while Dougherty and Gandil sparked Chicago with key extra-base hits.
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Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
Standings and results for the National and American Leagues with yesterday’s scores. Cincinnati beat New York 8 to 2. Boston topped Chicago in 12 innings 1 to 0. Philadelphia edged St. Louis 4 to 1. American League games listed with New York beating Chicago 3 to 2 and Detroit 10, Philadelphia 7.
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Sweeney's twelfth inning homer wins for Boston over Cubs
In Boston, Sweeney hit Brown's first pitch in the twelfth over left field for a solo homer, the only run as Chicago failed with runners on base. Herzog starred in defense. both starters received support, and Boston prevailed 1-0 in 2 hours 10 minutes with Johnstone and Moran umpiring.
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Detroit Beats Philadelphia In High-Scoring Baseball Showdown
Detroit tops Philadelphia with seven runs in the third inning as Willett struggles but the lead holds. Stroud finishes strong after entering with bases loaded and two outs, while key hits by Jones Hartsel Lapp and Bush fuel the scoring. numerous miscues and hits mark the game.
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Boston Beats St Louis 6 to 0 in Opportune Scoring
Boston defeated St Louis 6 to 0 as Hoston benefited from timely hits and strong pitching by Wood who limited the visitors to three hits. Hooper and Seaker led, with two base hits by Lewis and three by Wood. Dartmouth defeated Massachusetts 11 to 5 despite errors by both sides.
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Albany and Scranton Split Opening Series
Albany defeated Scranton 3 to 2 in the first game while Scranton won 3 to 1 in the second. Syracuse topped Binghamton 4 to 2. Elmira also beat Utica 4 to 2, and Wilkes Barre won both ends of a doubleheader against Troy 6 to 4 and 5 to 2.
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Williams Defeats Holy Cross On Fitton Field
Worcester June 4 Williams defeats Holy Cross 11 to 4 at Fitton Field in a hard hitting game. Davis pitched well with strong support from his team. Mahoney Dowd Burns Hamilton Lambie Shons Mills Templeton Trumbull. Runs and hits details include Mahoney two, Burns two, Templeton two. Home run by Mills. Stolen bases by Brown Lambie Burns. Time 2 10. Umpire Conway.
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Alumni Tie Varsity Nine In Dun Field Nine Inning Tie
The New York University baseball team and an alumni nine played to a 4 to 4 tie in nine innings on Ohio Field yesterday afternoon when darkness halted play. Varsity hitters failed to produce timely hits.
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Ianapolis defeated Minneapolis 4 to 2 in a game against Saint Paul. Toledo triumphed 6 against waukee with Louisville Crain noted in the lineup.
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Trinity Wins Long Game On Field Proves Costly
The Blue and White battle ends 2 to 1 as Trinity triumphs in a tight match marred by fielding miscues and costly errors. Trinity players excel on defense while Blue and White struggle to convert chances.
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Trinity Defeats Columbia in Tight 2 1 Victory
In the eleventh inning Trinity defeats Columbia 2 to 1 at Hartford. Carroll reached on an error by Saunders and scored after Ulrich could not field Gildersleeve’s grounder. Shibley replaced Lemmel. three double plays and a key catch by O’Connell highlighted the game. Attendance 660.
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Manhattan College Edges Seton Hall 4–3 In Close Game
Manhattan College beat Seton Hall 4 to 3 at McNulty Field as Blackmore and Donahue fueled an early rally with a triple and a late RBI. Archer held steady on the mound for Seton Hall while Connelly earned the winning run for Manhattan with key hits and a deep center knock.
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Fordham Beats Wesleyan In Easy 5-0 Victory
Fordham defeated Wesleyan 5 to 0 at Andrus Field as McCaffrey and Mahoney led a sixth and seventh inning rally with walks, hits, and errors. McCathran allowed two base runners, while Fordham capitalized on timely hits and a wild throw to score multiple runs.
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Burdett Delivers In Long Andover Exeter Tilt
Captain Burdett of Andover won the 11th inning title with Exeter by 5 to 4 before over six thousand fans. A tense rally left Midd on second after a pass and sacrifice, with Burdett safe at the plate on a close play. Andover improved to 21 wins against Exeter’s 10. The game featured many errors and hit pitchers with notable lines including a two-base hit by Ripley and a three-base hit with sacrifices by Donovan Frye and others.
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