Giants Fall to Cardinals in Polo Grounds Upset
St Louis defeats New York 6 to 4 as Jack Miller stars with a leaping one hand grab and three hits. Huggins managers the visitors with strong fielding and timely hitting led by Zinn Peck and Magee while Marquard struggles behind a weak Giants defense. Eddie Grant belts three doubles but Giants fall behind early and fail to close the gap.
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Polo Grounds
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Magee
St. Louis
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Waco Tex
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Eddie Grant
Arthur Fletcher
Johny Evers
Ownie Rush
Miller Huggins
Hube Marquard
Invaders
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Marquard
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Lavery
Butler
Poll
Ferritt
Yewder
Burns
Doyle
Heck
Theyin Ted
Jack Marros
Feld
Perritt
Robinson
Beck
Stock
John Heydler
Fred Merkle
Louie
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Bason and Johnson
Braves Pound Ames in 3-2 Victory Over Cincinnati
Boston Braves win a tense 3-2 game against Cincinnati. Poor ball control and fielding miscues favored Boston as heavy hitting and timely plays shaped the outcome. Notable performers include Evers, Moran, and Connolly, with pitching credited to Perdue.
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Hoston
Braves
Cincinnati
Moston
Cincinnate NL
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Evers Tb
M'pgille
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Connolly
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Hiten Glitert
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Staen
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Amen
Noa Hobbteell
Byers
Maranville
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Fey Ieee
Roston
I Timsie
Kiesn
Indians Edge Skeeters In Newark Baseball Tilt
Indians nose out Skeeters 4 to 3 in Newark yesterday afternoon amid wild pitching and key hits. Kraft tripled driving in two runs, Getz and Kraft were involved in a controversial interference call. Zimmerman brothers and Heckinger drove in runs as Newark rallied, with Bracke and Curtis trading blows on the mound.
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Jersey City
Newark
Inilang
Bracke
Curtis
Kraft
Smith
Mowe
Tyler
Getz
E. Zimmerman
B. Zimmerman
Heckinger
Heckinger's Sacrifice Fly Eaved Getz
Bkeeters
Indians
Ark
Jersey
Strait
Abe
Frien
Brooke
Vertout
Meeynoide
Brucke
Ioning
Verbout
Sures
Feeney
Witter
Gets
Fisher
Hrucke
Ran Het
Curth Vourke
Curt Hrucke
Turtis
Brick Hasse Aihe Tyler
Keehler
Pfyl
Koehler
Baltimore Federals Triumph Over Pittsburgh in Shutout
June 1 Baltimore jumps to an early lead and defeats Pittsburgh 14 to 3. Leolate and Barger's pitching pace, with solid hits from multiple Baltimore players, seal the win as Pittsburgh struggles with timely runs. Attendance reaches about 2,000 amid American Association results and boxing and billiards schedules.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Barger
le Elate
Baltimore F
Roe
Meyer
Sacs
Zinn
Oaker
Swreina
Lennon
Simona
Couison
Rf Knabe
McDon d
Dolan
Kheam
Berry
Leolate
Phillies Rout Pirates as Vanderphie Shields McQuillan and O'Toole
Phillies defeat Pirates 14 to 3 behind Vanderphie who drove out McQuillan and O'Toole. Mazer excelled for Philadelphia preventing Honve Wage ner from a safety as the home club belted 14 runs and chased two pitchers early.
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Philadelphia
Vanderphie
McQuillan
O'Toole
Pirates
Mazer
Honve Wagener
Taladelpmia SL Pettanrrant Nt
Oi Torkelly
Dcs
Giteon
Kilifer
Tan Kelis
Byrne, Devore
Hecker
Seaton Tries to Leave Tip Top Fans Smiling
Brooklyn Tip Tops fall to Buffalo Federals 6 to 2 at Washington Park in a plucky effort led by Tom Seaton who lost despite ten Buffalo hits including doubles by Hanford and Downs and a Young triple. Eugene Krapp held the upstate lineup to four hits as Downes and Touden contributed on defense.
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Tip Top
Bill Hradiey
Brooklyn
Buffalo Federals
Washington Park
Tom Seaton
Lare
Buffalos
Tom
Mattors
Hanford
Young
Schrafty
Downey
Eugene Krapp
Cleven
Napa
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Tanden
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Boot
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Westerall
Sinith
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Doe
Strdek
Kernon
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Hrooklyn
Huffaln
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Seldatty
Aye
Downe
Smith
Stallverm
Schiaty
Downes
Krapp
Schiatty
Krapp Cevans
Tush and Mecoem
Baseball Standings and Results Across Four Leagues
The column lists results from National and American League games with standings. It notes today’s matchups including New York versus Chicago and Brooklyn versus St Louis, plus yesterday’s scores and rain delays. Strong entities include New York, Chicago, Brooklyn, St Louis, Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, and Baltimore.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Buffalo
Brookin
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Todianapolis
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Titans City
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Wiltsburgh
A. Ague
Pitts
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Key City
Newark
Rochester
Butale
Montreal
Poronte
Jersey City
Providence
Toronto
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Hahn and Murray Triumph in Doubles Title Fight
Opening day of Sleepy Hollow Country Club invitation tennis at Scarboro Hudson saw Californian stars Herbert Hahn and Lindley Murray of Stanford University win singles and doubles. Murray beat Tallant 6-2 6-3, Hahn defeated Millette 6-2 6-3, and the pair clinched the doubles over Watson Washburne. In Philadelphia at Merion, Mrs Raymond and Miss Wildey claimed the women’s doubles title. Raymond advances to singles final against Fenno while pairs with Larned ousted Johnson and Kennedy in mixed doubles.
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Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Scarborop Hudson
New York
Cal
Hahn
Stephen Millette
M Hehe
Watson Mo Washburne
Behr
Raymond
Wildey
Philadelphia
Edward Raymond
Edna Wildey
Plainfield
Pennsylvania
Marion Fenno
Meleanor Sears
Keston
Merion
Gilbert Harvey
Thisty
Miss Fenno
Florence A. Ballin
William T. Tilden, Jr
William A. Larned
Miss Sears
Boston
Sears
Larned
Wallace F. Johnson
Agnes Kennedy
Southern Association Results Summary
In rain at Mobile and Chattanooga, NRHN faced coastal teams with scattered scores. Atlanta beat New Orleans 11 to 6, while Memphis tied Montgomery 6. Competition details are incomplete due to fragmentary OCR.
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Anne
Mobile
Chattanooga
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memphis
Montgomery
International body sets broad jump rule dig-out decision
Lyons France June Inter national Amateur Athletic Federation committee adopts broad jump dig-out rule after rejecting American method emphasizing injury protection. Uptights not moved if broken. marathon attendants barred. steeplechase specs omitted and to be decided per meet. Implements standardized to US models. amateur status to be decided by committee.
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Lyons
France
International Amateur Athletic Federation Committee
James J. Sullivan
Sullivan
United States
Ready for Spring Games at Travers Island
The New York Athletic Club hosts spring games at Travers Island this afternoon with many Intercollegiate champions from last week in action. T Meyer and Jimmy Ravenel run the 100 yard dash, Yale’s Wall Wilkie faces Mel Sheppard in the 440, Homer Baker competes in the half mile, and Russel Beatty contests the shot put against metropolitan elites. The meet also lists teams from Troy Binghamton Wilkes-Barre Albany Utica Elmira Scranton and more.
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New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Focal
T. Meyer
Jimmy Ravenel
Wall Wilkie
Yale
Mel Sheppard
Tashe
Homer Baker
Tigers Bow Turn and Blank Browns in Doubleheader
Detroit and St Louis split a June day doubleheader with a 6 5 first game in ten innings and a 6 0 second game called after five. Detroit overcame fielding and battery miscues, Hamilton and James struggled for the Browns, Cobb returned from a rib injury and stole third before being stranded.
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Browns
St. Louis
Hamilton
James
Shotten
Mikee
Cobb
Veach
Inter
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Stanage
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Rauinner
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Twocana
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Tasae
Pratt Willams
Walker
Aiay
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Leary
St Louie
Ofe Dubie
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Ay Dubuc
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pine-Connolly
Dineen
Pethost AL
MeKer
Croagin
Maio
RBI
Loui
Gane
St Lojuls
Eta
Indianapolis Feds Fall Short in Ninth Inning Rally
In a rain softened game Chicago led 5 1 time Indianapolis mounted a late rally scoring three runs in the ninth but fell short 5 to 4. Weather slow play and missed uniform for Joe Tinker marked the contest with Chicago converting late.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Joe Tinker
Dianapolis Potebonne Ave
Kaur
Amon
Tolan
sPalkenbere
Rarnien
Falkenberg
Dolan Zwilling
Melechnte
Watson
Campbell
Eemond
Malkenberg
Mullin
Stanley
Hidees
Zwilling
Leck
Dolan
Cubs Edge Superbas In Turbulent Brooklyn Loss
Chicago Cubs defeated Brooklyn Superbas 9 to 4 at Ebbets Field amid a fielding fiasco. John Hummel and Ed Pfeffer endured rough innings as errors and misplays spurred the Cubs to victory while Vaughn and Wheat starred for Chicago.
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Brooklyn Superbas
Ebbets Field
Cubs
Phillies
John Haummet
Bacerbas
Zach Wheat
Éithis
Fichter
Ap Ed Pfeffer
John Hummel
Jim Vaughn
Bed Sweeney
Vaughn
Hummel
Jobe Islet
Gon
Meinte Zamerman
Wheat
Zimmereman
Cutshaw
Leach
Good
Gost
Saler
Frank Allen
Platter
Pfeffer
Vaughn Striet
Johnston
Chicago
Jim
Brooklyn
Superbas
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Patton
Jhnaton
Smith
Schulte
Riggert
Sweenes
Archer
Allen Poco
Mecarty
Pieter
Rochester Holds Red Sox to Tie
Rochester, June 5. The Western International League team held the Boston Red Sox to a tie as time was called in a rain shortened game. The Red Sox could not hit well against Meikle, while Hoft, Meikle, Upham, McMurray, nhs, Cooper and New England League results followed with scores listed for Lowell, Hayeks, Portland, Worcester, Lynn, Lawrence, Pitchburg, Newport News, Petersburg, Portsmouth, Richmond, Norfolk and Roanoke.
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Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Hotatched
Meikle
Boston
Hoft
Upham McMurray Nhs
Cooper
New England
Lowell
Hayeks
Portland
Worcester
Lynn
Lawrence
Pitchburg
Newport News
Petersburg
Sth
Portamouth
Richmond
Norfolk
Roanoke
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