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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1915
Page
6
Perritt found his rhythm for the Giants in a high scoring test against the Cubs. The contest featured key hits by Dosle and strong defense, with the Giants pulling ahead in the later innings to secure the victory.
Fragmentary report notes a shocking Cubs setback in a tense interleague game. Names, dates, and precise details are unreadable in the OCR but indicate a late performance swing and notable moments surrounding a pitcher or batter.
Cincinnati fans packed the stands as the Reds won in the seventh with Cananmen and Hite delivering a key double and a late sacrifice. Whaling sparked the rally with a two base hit, while the Braves fell behind after opening the series with a rough frame.
In a chaotic Seattle afternoon Dell faced the Pirates with Mamaux dominant on the mound. Al Mamaux limited Brooklyn to four hits while Max Carey produced five safeties and two doubles as Seattle’s batters matched the visitors in a tense, crowd-watching duel. The fray featured misplays and fierce swings, with the $5,000 attendance roaring in support of Fitzburgh.
A summary of a baseball game where Alexander silenced St Louis batters, allowing only a single hit with a dominant performance. The report mentions two outs in the late innings and notes a steady sequence of outs in the early frames, highlighting the pitcher’s control and the sparse offense.
Seton Hall defeated Manhattan 4 to 2 at Setonia Field in game four of their best three of five series. Dillon pitcher Eddie Millon fanned fourteen, allowing only two runs as Manhattan stranded runners early and late. Millon held New York’s nine in every inning except the eighth when a two-base error and a late rally produced two runs.
Williams Minlenent reports a tight back and forth contest as Mistown and Maye clash. Haakina rocks with a triple and key hits late, Strnpebary delivers strong eighth inning, and Dre Hans adds three runs in the ninth to seal a one run victory.
The Union Covose was defeated today by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, with Bt Ferris of the Iselaer Polytechnia Inseture contributing. Hammer scored for Union but lacked consistent impact as Troy piteser outplayed the visitors.
National League standings and results summarize yesterday’s games across three leagues. Detroit beat New York 2 to 1, Cleveland defeated Washington 8 to 5, while Philadelphia and Chicago posted wins as standings show New York and Chicago atop their divisions. American League lists Boston and New York leading, with Buffalo and Newark scheduled games today. Federal League standings note Chicago and Milwaukee tied at the top with close race developments.
In Washington Park, the Baltimore Terrapins defeated the Brooklyn Tip Tops 7 to 0 in ten innings. Daltimora contributed four of ten hits late, Fins Wilson drove in runs, and McCandless and Duncan opened the tenth with hits as the Terrapins rallied for the win. Every Tip Tops batter had at least one hit.
In the game relayed from Pittsburgh the St. Louis Feds won to take a series lead as Pittsburgh Feds trailed early and then fought back. The encounter featured tight defensive play and scoring bursts by both teams with the visitors edging ahead late in regulation.
Results of games yesterday show Newark and Audersey City matching scores with Chen Center defeating Buffalo 7 to 1. Montreal beat Toronto 2 to 0. Standings list Mumrain, Brosidven, and Ke Wats in lower positions with Newark toward the middle of the table.
The Newark Indians defeated Jersey City 8 to 1 yesterday. Brock drove in five runs in the fourth inning to seal the win while Jim Thorpe left after being hit on the nose. Jersey City used three pitchers but could not stop Newark.
Newark Feds blank Buffalo 4 to 0 in Harrison as Kaiserling pitches through early trouble and Ford supports with eight safeties. Walter Blair’s squad earns timely hits to climb into second, closing in on Pittsburgh in the standings.
Englewood defeated Mont tint ALC 4 to 0 in the opening game of the Amateur Baseball League season. Avermit pitched well, striking out eight and driving in the winning run with a three bagger in the fifth. Captain Eien's strong fielding aided the victory with a first-to-pitcher play.
Harvard defeated Princeton 2 to 1 with critical errors aiding the Crimson. Abbott homered for Harvard, Gannett and Gill contributed key plays in a pitching duel where Princeton stranded runners. Dennis Mahin and Reed starred defensively as Harvard pulled off the win at Soldier's Field.
Swarthmore baseball team narrowly rallies early but yields 11 to 1 at University Heights as NYU dominates with twelve hits in the eighth inning. Swarthmore pitcher Wolf surrenders the bulk of the runs while Swarthmore batters struggle to score after the early frames.
The report lists college baseball results featuring Yale, Colgate, Wesleyan, Dartmouth, Rutgers, Boston College, Maine, New York University, Trinity, Princeton, and several others. It notes performances by Amber Williams and players from West Point, Colby, and Pratt teams across multiple conferences.
Forest Hills Gardens Club opened Amateur League play with a 9 0 defeat by Commonwealth Club at Forest Hills. Commonwealth exploded for four runs in the eighth and six in the ninth after seven innings of tight pitching by George Campion and strong hitting, tallying 32 hits, 17 by Commonwealth. Brinsmade relieved in the eighth, but Forest Hills fought hard with Dodd Kinney and others making sharp plays despite park conditions.
Yale outscored Pennsylvania 10 to 4 as Penn committed seven errors while Yale defense stayed solid. Legore homered for Yale and Matchett provided key two way offense, with Pumpelly struggling late and Penn’s fielding woes allowing Yale to pull away after an early four run lead. Yale base running and timely hits supplied the decisive margin.
A local event at the Why oany River Club featured both women and men competing in pony gymkhana activities. Winners included Miss Woods and Mrs. White in various tasks such as polo mount races and a needle and thread relay, with Harold Freeman and Leroy Whitney among top male finishers. Spectators enjoyed band music, cakes, and a light social after the races.
Amherst defeated Green by one run amid steady hitting and aggressive baserunning. Goodridge starred for Amherst as Doyle and Murphy played for Green, with both sides producing key moments in a close contest recorded in the Darmouid State League Res QMan notes.
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