Giants Lose as Jackson Hits Longest Home Run at Polo Grounds
The New York Yankees fall 5 to 0 to the Cleveland Naps at Polo Grounds. Joe Jackson belts a historic solo homer into Manhattan Field, delivering a decisive blow as Cleveland and Leagues best hitters turn the tide. The Naps’ bats surge, while Ford and Blandin struggle against a Cleveland lineup that threads hits throughout the game.
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May Go Blind and Deaf as Buffalo Pitcher Is Hit
Montreal doctors warned Miles Main of Buffalo may lose sight and hearing after a line drive struck his head during yesterday's game with Montreal. X rays showed skull injury and damaged ear drums and optic nerve, with prognosis uncertain and likely long layoff.
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The Turf: Piping Rock Race Meeting Highlights
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Piping Rock Race Meeting in Valley and Manhattan with races from Rye to Brooklyn by ferry. Mentioned dates June 5 7 9 and a 130 PM post time. Locations include Flushing Manhasset and Reach Distance.
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Phillies Edge Pirates 4-0 Behind Alexander Shutout
Philadelphia pitchers held Pittsburgh to six hits as Alexander allowed no runs through seven and the Phillies erupted for four runs in the seventh inning to beat the Pirates 4 to 0 at Forbes Field. Fred Clarke provided a late-game highlight with a sharp catch in left center.
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Cardinals Rally Ends Giants Winning Streak
The St Louis Cardinals toppled Christy Mathewson and the New York Giants 6 to 3 as Red Murray and Chief Meyers misplayed balls in the field. Willee held the fort for six innings, Griner closed strong, while Snodgrass, Merkie and Herzog paced the Giants with timely hits but could not overcome the Cardinals attack.
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Brooklyn Victims as Reds Climb Out of the Cellar
Cincinnati tops Brooklyn 4 to 3 as John Hummel drives in the winning run in the fourth inning. Abe Anselm, Josh Devore, and Tinker spark the Reds with a three-run burst, while Benton fends off a late comeback. Curtis exits with Black relieving.
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Philadelphia Tigers rout by six runs in rough game
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 18 to 6 in a game full of miscues and bunched scoring. Chiuss and Wyckoff handled early blows, while Veach and Metanis stood out at the plate for the Athenlets. Dubue and Wyckoff were ejected, and House left after the second.
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Indians Win in Fifteenth Inning
The Providence team meets Newark in a long fifteenth inning game. Newark wins 4 to 2 after Dalton singled home the deciding run. Gagen and Zimmerman contribute late hits and sacrifices. Attendance figures are noted, with detailed box scores and inning by inning actions summarized.
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Chance Seeks Immediate Release of Frank Hosp on Coast
Frank Chance, manager of the New York Yankees, has offered 5000 for the immediate release of Frank Hosp, shortstop of the Venice team in the Pacific Coast League, according to today’s announcement. Hosp formerly played for the Cincinnati club of the National League.
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Cubs Victory Over Skeeters With Shutout in Baltimore
In Baltimore Chicago Cubs defeated the Skeeters 6 to 1 behind strong pitching by Overall and timely hitting. The Cubs limited the visitors to scattered hits as MeTige and teammates contributed key RBIs and defenses to seal the win.
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Pie for the Senators drives Weilman from box in top inning
Washington beat Browns 6 to 2 in one inning at home. Weilman chased in the third after five singles a double and a triple. Shotton had four bases on balls and a strong day at bat driving in key runs as Gandil Mite-OM and Wellman contributed for Washington while Stone worked the late innings for the Browns.
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Yale Wins In Extra Innings Against Holy Cross
Yale defeats Holy Cross 6 to 5 in ten innings at Yale Field in a dramatic finish as the umpire called time late. Riddell scored the winning run for Yale after a misplayed ball and a throw from the catcher, with notable plays by O'Dwyer, Saunders, and Ostergren aiding Yale's rally and pitchers Heke and Gite in a tight game.
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College Baseball Games Yesterday
Yesterday's college baseball action highlighted several matchups with a focus on inning by inning developments. Key performances included standout pitching and timely hitting as teams competed across multiple venues.
Pennsylvania Triumphs 4 1 Over Columbia In Base Ball Game
Pennsylvania defeated Columbia 4 to 1 on South Field in the annual commencement day game. Imlay pitched well for Columbia but received weak support while Klendl and Friedrich delivered late hits for the Blue and White. Inlay nearly pitched a no hitter through eight, but Columbia spoiled it with two singles in the ninth.
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Harvard Defeats Williams Four-Run Win Behind Felton
Harvard pitcher Sam Felton held Williams to one hit and struck out fourteen as the Crimson beat Williams College 6 to 2 in a six inning game. Felton allowed no earned runs while Cutter yielded two hits and struck out four. Forward Blunt scoring details appear in the box, with Hart and Alsop contributing early hits for Williams.
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Amherst Defeats Princeton 6-0 On Clean Fielding And Hobbs
Amherst pitchers held Princeton to six hits while Amherst collected eleven, scoring five runs in the seventh inning. Robinson pitched steadily for Amherst, Barnes struggled early but settled. Princeton failed to score. Rhoads tripled in the seventh, and Amherst won in a shutout at Princeton.
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State League Results Sharp and varied scores
Syracuse led Elmira 1 to 0 while Scranton beat Albany 10 to 8 in a set of league results. the brief item lists scoreboard tallies and competing teams with no additional context provided.
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