Giants Lose in Nine-Run Errorful Defeat at Polo Grounds
The Giants fall to the Reds 9 to 2 in a game plagued by nine errors. Meyers struggles on the mound as Cincinnati builds early leads and New York errors widen the margin. Bescher and Paskett star in the Reds outfield with sharp fielding while Bridwell and Merkle contribute scattered heavy hits for the Giants.
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Brooklyn Superbas Top World Champions 9 to 4
Brooklyn overwhelms Pittsburgh 9 to 4 at Washington Park in front of a large crowd. Byrne leads with four hits including a double and three singles as Daubert Wheat and Hummel provide strong run support. Brooklyn pitchers Wilhelm Knetzer and Barger keep the visitors to thirteen hits and flawless defense.
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Brockton and Worcester Open with Narrow Split in Twinbill
In a two game set between Brockton and Worcester the first contest ended close with Brockton claiming a 4 series tally while the second game stretched long at Lawrence. Lew Bedford contributed a key inning as St River faced near certainty in a wary matchup.
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New York Ameri cans top Chicago White Sox in two run battle
In Chicago today the New York Americans defeated the White Sox 3 to 2 in a pitchers duel. Hughes held the Sox to six hits while Gotham, Chase, Cree and Foster contributed for New York in a fast defensive and productive game. Chicago scored once in the second and again in the ninth, but the visitors answered with a pair in the sixth and held on for the win.
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Nine Runs In One Inning In Pennsylvanias Win Over Syracuse
Pennsylvania defeated Syracuse 14 to 0 at Franklin Field. Schultz pitched well, fanning nine and yielding four hits. Thayer and Cozens hit home runs, with a nine-run fourth inning built on bases on balls. Cottrell started for Syracuse, was replaced by Dexter after the big inning.
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Yale Bulldogs Rally To Top Rival In Hectic Game
Yale Bulldogs erased an early advantage held by their rival in a tight contest. Columbia endured a dramatic eleven innings before the decisive play sealed the outcome.
Yale Triumphs 4 2 Over Princeton In Close Game
Yale wins 4 to 2 at New Haven behind strong pitching by S. W. White and key plays including a scoring bunt that sparked a late rally. Merritt and Murphy drive in two runs as Yale outplays Princeton with sharper fielding and timely hitting.
Phillies Turn On St Louis to Beat Cardinals 4 1
Philadelphia ends a ten game skid by defeating St Louis 4 to 1. Bates drives in three runs with a double and a triple as Harmon and Willis labor on the mound. St Louis tallies in the later innings while Philadelphia adds a run in the sixth.
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Washington Beats Cleveland In Ninth Inning Rally
Washington defeated Cleveland 8 to 2 in a hard fought game. Senators scored five runs in the ninth after two outs, with Key hits from Perring Gessler and others. Young pitched seven innings for Cleveland, Link lasted two for Washington, with Egan and E 8 officials.
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Unclear Regional Scores Reported From Near Springfield
Fragmentary score lines show teams including Springfield Waterbury New Haven Holyoke New Britain Northampton Hartford Bridgeport with varying results across two games. The text reads like a box of brief results without full context or dates.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
National League results show Cincinnati 8 New York 2 Brooklyn 9 Pittsburg 4 Boston 1 Chicago 0 in 12 innings Philadelphia 4 St Louis 1. Standings list Chicago 35 13 513 St Louis 20 21 488 New York 25 15 .625 Brooklyn 19 22 463 Cincinnati 19 18 514 Philadelphia 14 22 589 Pittsburg 18 18 .590 Boston 15 27 .387 American League scores New York 3 Chicago 2 Detroit 10 Philadelphia 7 Washington 8 Cleveland 2 Boston 6 St Louis 6. AL standings Philadelphia 26 11 .703 New York 24 11 .686 Detroit 25 16 .619 Cleveland 15 19 .441 St Louis 7 30 .189 Chicago 12 21 .364 Boston 21 16 .563
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Home Run Beats Cubs in Extra Inning Thriller
Boston wins 1 0 over Chicago after Sweeney belts Brown’s first pitch in the 12th inning for the only run. Herzog shines on defense as both teams miss scoring chances. Sweeney hits a homer and bases reachers show limited output. Final: Boston 1 Chicago 0 with Johnstone and Moran officiating.
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Detroit Explodes For Seven Inning Swell Rivalry Tilt
Detroit scored seven runs in the third inning as Philadelphia faltered with five hits and four errors. Willett battled and Stroud finished the ninth. Final: Detroit 14, Philadelphia 6 as Krause and Coombs yielded many runs. Baseball recap with line scores and key hits.
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Boston Hands St. Louis 6 0 Defeat in Clean Win
Boston defeated St. Louis 6 to 0 as Wood held the local nine to three hits. Hooper hit a threebagger for Boston, with solid batting spread across the lineup.
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Dartmouth Beats Massachusetts Agricultural College in Error Filled Game
Dartmouth defeats Massachusetts Agricultural College 5 to 4 despite numerous Dartmouth errors. Gammons Steen Mitchell and Chadbourne led in pitching for Dartmouth while Williams handled catching duties. Umpire O Reilly officiated as the game ended in two hours and fifteen minutes.
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Albany and Scranton Split State League Thriller
Albany defeated Scranton 8 to 2 in the first game while Scranton came back to win 5 to 1 in the second. Syracuse beat Binghamton 4 to 2. Elmira topped Utica 4 to 2. Wilkes-Barre took the first game against Troy 6 to 4 and then lost the rematch 5 to 2.
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Williams defeats Holy Cross on Fitton Field in hard hitting game
Williams beats Holy Cross 11 to 4 at Fitton Field. Davis pitched well with solid support from hitters including Mahoney Mills and Jones. Multiple extra hits and errors shaped the scoring as Williams seizes early lead and cruises to the win.
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Alumni Ties Varsity Nine In 4-4 Baseball Draw
New York Universitys varsity baseball team met an alumni nine in a nine inning game on Ohio Field yesterday afternoon. The contest ended 4 to 4 when darkness halted play. NYU failed to muster timely hits against the older players.
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Burdett Leads Andover Past Exeter In Eleventh
Captain Burdett of Andover clinched the championship with a run in the eleventh inning against Exeter. A crowd of over six thousand witnessed a hard fought game with four pitchers hit hard and several errors. Final score stood at three to two as Ripley and Donovan starred with key hits and runs in a dramatic extra frame.
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Trinity Triumphs Over Columbia In Late Inning Win
Trinity defeats Columbia 6 to 5 in an eleven inning contest. Carroll scored for Trinity on an error after Ulrich failed to handle a grounder, with Shidley and Ulrich holding the mound for Trinity. Shibley and Osternout had key hits for Columbia, while Sayres and Gildersleeve contributed for Trinity in a tense, error plagued game.
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Manhattan College Beats Seton Hall In Close Baseball Tilt
Manhattan College defeated Seton Hall 4 to 2 at McNulty Field. Blackmore hit two triples driving in runs, Curran and Donahue contributed key hits, and Connelly secured the winning run in the late innings. Pitcher Archer earned the win as Manhattan capitalized on Seton Hall errors.
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Fordham Beats Wesleyan in Easy Win at Middletown
Fordham defeated Wesleyan 5 to 2 in Middletown as Andrus Feld led a six and seventh inning scoring burst. Mahoney pitched for Fordham with key hits by Beaton and McCaffrey while McCaffrey and Gargan added base knocks and stolen bases.
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American Association Results Dozen Cities Report
Indianapolis 4 leads Minneapolis 2 while St Paul 3 defeats Toledo. Mitwackes beat Louisville in rain results from the American Association standings.
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