Giants Rally to Beat Cardinals 5 1 at Polo Grounds
Mathewson shuts down St Louis as Murray belts a towering homer and drives in two. Bridwell goes 2 for 2 with two assists as the Giants move within seven games of first after a clean, fast win.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
13
Phillies Humble Cubs in Lopsided 12 to 2 Victory
Philadelphia offense explodes as 12 runs beat Chicago 12 to 2. Richie struggles in early inning as Magee and Magee power the rally with a three base hit by Magee and a bunt by Grant. Pfeffer relieves and Chicago errors and timely hits widen the margin in the middle innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
Richie
Pfeffer
Grant
Magee
Battes
Titus
Hichie
Moore
Hofman
Archer
Hofmen
Tinker
Schulte
Luderus
Luderus. Rant and Bransfield
Zimmerman
Ard Lugerus
Leson Beses
Chicago Catelphis
Scranton Syracuse Readout Notes Scattered Scores
Fragmentary sports notes list several city names including Scranton and Syracuse with scattered team initials and numbers. The text appears as OCR noise with no coherent game result or clear event to summarize.
Yankees Take Firmer Hold On First With 2–1 Win
The New York Yankees beat the St. Louis Browns 2 to 1 to extend their lead as Hal Chase had three hits and scored both runs. Jack Quinn pitched well for the Browns, while Cree’s circus catch saved a run and Killifer doubled for one of St. Louis’s two baserunners. The Yankees gathered three hits in the fourth inning to score their first run.
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Giants
Polo Grounds
St. Lou's
Cubs
Philadelphia
New York
Cardinals
Esfence
McGrew
Matty
Mounés
Mettr
T. Louis
Roger Bresnahan
Laskee
Elis
Breenahan
Oakes
Konetcy
Devlin
Ellis
Evans
Merkle
Tors
Murray
Dorle
Bridwel
Sallee
Meyers
Seymour
Mattimot
Innches
Pridwell
Seymour Doubied
Bridwell
Hauser
Phelps
Huggins
Goobie
St. Louis
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Hal Chase
Jack Quinn
Yankees
Powell
Criss
Bailey
Cree
Griggs
Quinn
Newham
Schweitzer
Laporte
Chase
Hartzell
Browns
Stone
Truesdale
Wallace
Foster
Bounder
Killifer
Griegs
Jeff Quinn
Connolly and
Dineen
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
National League standings show New York leading with 26 wins 11 losses and Chicago at 25 14. St Louis 20 22 and Cincinnati 20 18 also in the mix. American League shows New York 26 15 and Detroit 27 16 while Boston 15 27 trails. Yesterday New York beat St Louis 2 1 and Chicago 2 1 topped Philadelphia 12 2.
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St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brocklin
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
National
W. L. PC
Brookler
St. Leuis
Reds Stop Superbas In Pitchers Battle At Washington Park
Cincinnati Reds halt Brooklin’s win streak with a 1 to 0 victory at Washington Park. Bell and Rowan duel on the mound as the Superbas muster only two hits. Egan walks and Downey singles to spark the lone run, while Bell issues one walk but keeps the baserunners limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklin
Washington Park
Superbas
Bell
Rowan
Daubert
Tony Smith
Egan
Downey
Wheat
McLean
Doyle
Davidson
Bess
Cincinnati
Paskett
Hoblitze
Burch
Hummel
Smith
Struckee Rowan
Day
Brennan
Tigers Hold The Pace In Detroit Opening Win
Detroit defeated Washington 4 to 1 in the series opener as Mullin allowed only three hits. Street left after being hit by a foul tip in the fourth. Detroit chased Gray with two runs in the third and two more in the seventh while Washington managed a lone run early. Cobb and Jones stole bases. Crawford hit a three bagger for Detroit.
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Detroit
Washington
Mullin
Street
I. Jones
Moriarty
Hardy
Crawford
Bush
Lelivelt
Cobb
T. Jones
MecBride
Killifer
Unglaub
McBride
White Sox edge Boston 1-0 in opening game
Chicago White Sox beat the Boston Red Sox 1 to 0 as Walsh limited Boston to one hit. Lord was ejected for disputing a safe call at third during a stolen base lead to the decisive run.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Walsh
Hall
Lord
Whit
White
Arty White
Py Walsh
Kerin and
Sheridan
New Bedford Worcester Wet Grounds Game Postponements
Prockton leads 1 0 as New Bedford faces Worcester while Fall River battles Lowell and Haverhill meets Lynn all postponed due to wet grounds.
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Prockton
Lawrence
New Bedford
Worcester
Fall River
Lowell
Haverhill
Lynn
Newark Triumphs Over Providence 6-5 in Eastern League
In Newark Providence lost 6-5 after an error by Schiafly and a late double by Sline. Four pitchers worked for Newark as they rallied from four runs down aided by timely hits from Holmes and Kelly and a fumbled grounder misplay in center field.
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Sline
Indians
Providence
Newark
Grays
Holmes
Holtz
Parkins
Louden
Meyer
Mueller
Kelly
Cronin
Fitzgerald
McGinnitt
Shafty
Ephere
Jersey City Beats Baltimore 3 2 In Skeeters Grounder Thriller
Jersey City defeats Baltimore 3 to 2 with a late eighth inning rally. Butler doubled home Clements and Hanford to drive in the decisive runs as the Skeeters edged the Orioles at home.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Skeeters’ Grounds
Butler
Clements
Hanford
Slagle
Hannifar
Geode
Deininger
Wall
Clancy
Nichelle
Abstein
sSchmidt
Ferond
Frick
O' Hara
Bean
Bartley
Vickers
Sitton
jJohnson
Unclear OCR Sports Caption From Toronto Rochester Bout
Fragmentary text shows references to Rochester and battery names McGinley Blair Blair with umpires Finneran and Murray. No clear event dates or outcomes.
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Toronto
R.H.E. Woporgo
Rochester
McGinley and Slattery
McConnell
Blair
Umptres
Finneran and
Murray
Manhattan College routs Fire Department in baseball at McNulty Field
Manhattan College defeated the New York Fire Department 19 to 3 at McNulty Field. Nugent allowed only seven hits as the collegians built a large early lead and held the Fire Department to three runs. Batteries Manhattan Nugent Connolly. Fire Department Hannigan Smith Walt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan College
New York Fire Department
McNulty Field
Nugent
Manhattan
Fire Dept
Nugent and Connolly
Fire Department
Hannigan, Smith and Walt
Giants meet Cardinals at Polo Grounds today
Baseball action at the Polo Grounds today features the Giants hosting the St Louis Cardinals. Admission is 50 cents for the 4 PM game, with likely strong attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
Giants
St. Louis
Boston Stuns Philadelphia by Narrow Golf Margin
Boston defeats Philadelphia in the Clement A Griscom cup preliminary at Huntingdon Valley. Final tally 8 matches to 7 after a tight day as 15 players per side battled. Key results include Mrs. Wheeler beating Mrs. Fox and Miss Phipps edging Frances Griscom, with Boston advancing to face New York in the final.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Huntingdon Valley
Women’s Golf Association of
Women's Golf Association
Caleb F. Fox
Theov
R. H. Barlow
Dorothy Campbell
Fanny Osgood
Brookline
Massachusetts
Vanderbeck
Miss Curtis
Elizabeth Porter
Anita Phipps
Grace Semple
Frances C. Griscom
Miss Phipps
Metropolitan Golf Association
New York
C. F. Fox
E. Wheeler
Miss Curtis Fanny
H Vander
Frances Griscome
E. Fitter
Bachelder
E. Noblit
Iss K. Townsend
Underwood H. F. Duncan
Richardson McNelly
Abandon All Stroke Plan For Eastern Pro Golfers
The Eastern Professional Golfers Association adopts match play for its next championship, with three rounds of play on July 2 and 27. The top eight qualify for the title, others vie for prize money. A site choice narrows to Wikners Country Club or Hackensack Golf Club, with Hackensack likely to host. Notables include Alec Smith and Willie Anderson. The annual election results list Hobens as president and Strath as vice president, among others. Also noted are open championship entry deadlines and a Connecticut Golf Clubs handicap list showing six hundred names and a majority of players at 18 handicap.
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Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Astor House
Wikners
Hackensack Golf Club
Harry Simpson
Hackensack
Alec Smith
Willie Anderson
George Sargent
Isaac Mackie
Nipper” Campbell
Jack Hobens
George Strath
Herbert Barker
Dave Hunter
League of Connecticut Golf Clubs
B. P. Merriman
Waterbury
Charles H. Seely
Building Cup Defenders for Huntington Bay Elimination Races
William J. Connors, retiring Democratic state leader, funds a high speed boat at Niagara Boat Club Chippewa Bay to race in August eliminations at Huntington Bay for British international trophy defense. A Motor Boat Club of America syndicate, J A Cheseborough, Fr K Burnham with Intruder and Dixie, Morris M Whitaker Commodore Vars of Buffalo YC and other Western yachtsmen also build boats for the defence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Conners
Niagara Boat Club
Chippewa Bay
Huntington Bay
Motor Boat Club of America
J. A. Cheseborough
Haleside
Huntington
Long Island
Fr. K. Burnham
Henry J. Gielow
Dixie
Morris M. Whitaker
Commodore Vars
Motor Boat Club of
Buffalo
Fogel Denies Change in Phillies Management
Horace Fogel president of the Philadelphia National League club declares there is no money enough to buy his stock and until purchase occurs there will be no new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia Club
National League
Connecticut League Results Highlight Waterbury Win
Waterbury defeated Hartford 2 to 0 in a Connecticut League game. The day featured New Britain facing Northampton and Bridgeport meeting Holyoke with wet grounds affecting play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Hartford
New Britain
Northampton
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Unclear sports results list from Kansas City area
A fragmented rundown shows team matches with scores including Kansas City Columbus 4 Milwaukee 2 Poulet 1 Toledo 3 St Paul Indianapolis 5 Sinneapolia 2. Data appears partial and may refer to multiple games or standings without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Poulet
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Sinneapolia
Behr Shines in Englewood Cup Clay Showdown
Behr, the former internationalist, tops the Englewood challenge cup singles with a 6-3 6-1 win over Harry Torrance Jr. Others including Caleton Gardner and George Church also win as two defaults occur. The women begin today while results from the Felipe cup at New York Lawn Tennis Club follow Rosenbaum’s repeat title defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood Field Club
Englewood
N. J
Karl H. Behr
Alexander Amend
Behr
Harry Torrance, Jr
Torrance
Beals C. Wright
Caleton R. Gardner
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Crescent Athletic Club
George M. Church
Wylie C. Grant
Gustave F. Touchard
Phillip B. Hawk
University of Illinois
Gardner
Wilbur Balawin
Otto H. Hinck
Walter Blache
Wilbur_Baldwin
Edgar F. Lee
Benjamin N Phillips
Louis
Seyrmoure Johnson
Abraham Bassford, Jrr
H. N. Balch
A. L. Lindley
Frederick F. de Rham
Paul Martin
Benjamin Neee
George
John C. Tomlinson
R. H. Eagleston, Jr
Keen doubles win on Staten Island turf courts
Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Clara Kut troff captured the cup doubles at the Staten Island Ladies Club in Livingston Staten Island, defeating Edith Donald and Oliver Johnson 6 3 6 4 in the final. The challengers had earlier beaten Bilan chard and de Gersdorff 6 1 6 4 to reach the final. Referee was Miss Louise Hammond who recently won the Pennsylvania title.
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Marie Wagner
Clara Kuttroff
Staten Island
Livingston
Edith Donald
Oliver T. Johnson
John Bilanchard
George de Gersdorff
Wagner
Kuttroff
Louise Hammond
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Long Island Championship Opens Amid Slow Brooklyn Courts
The fourth annual Long Island championship at Kings County Tennis Club began with men’s singles, 27 players competing after 9 defaults. Absentees include Gardner Touchard Rosenbaum. Play delayed by Sunday storms. doubles set to start next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings County Tennis Club
Brooklyn
Carl Gardner
Gustave F. Touchard
William J. Rosenbaum
William B. Cragin
Long Island
Harry C. Martin
D. V. Peiser
Miles S. Charlock
H. S. Burroughs
Ira Sankey
R. H. Boggs
F. B. Ogilvie
J. W. Anderson
Walter Merritt Hall
E. S. Barber
Dr. W.H. Ross
S. H. Vashell
H. S. Baggs
S. A. Westfall
A. L. Williston
Dr. W. H. Waugh
E. L. Blumenschein
A. P. Abbe
H. L. Westfall
Kera McMahon
G. §. Groesbeck
Walter Merrill Hall
Henry Mollenhauer
L. J. Dreyfus
L. A. Westfall
Joseph T. McMahon
Meenan Wins Individual Trophy At De La Salle Meet
Daniel Meenan Jr led with three firsts and three seconds for 24 points at the De La Salle Institute track and field games held at Clason Point Military Academy West Chester. George F Scannell Jr was runner up with 11 points winning the 1% and 20 yard dashes and third in the broad jump.
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Daniel Meenan, Jr
de la Salle Institute
Clason Point Military Academy
West Chester
George F. Scannell, Jr
Twor
M. Niewenhous
C. A
Gert Seufert
Woon
J Meenan
J. Goodman
B._ Smith
J. & Lyons
J. McCarthy
J. McCormack
Wendy G F. Scannell, Jr
Meenar, Jr
D. Scanlan
W. Scanlan
T. McEntegart
G. F. Scannell, Jr
Meenan
A. Castro
A. Hentquez
J. C. Lyons
I. McCarthy
O. Dollard
J. Meenan
Duffy
Woodend
Scannell
Commercial Department
Renault
Wright
Niewenhaus
Goodman
PB. Smith
James Meenan
B. Smith
M. Niewenheus
J. Shenley Secratch
G. Grant
H. Shanley
M. Niewenhaus
Dan Meenan, Jr
Wen
A. Schemel
John Meenan
Yale Varsity Eight Rest After Four Mile Row
Yale crews held practice at Geles Ferry with the varsity eight resting after a four mile morning row. The freshman eight completed a downstream and return run, winning by two lengths from a several-length start. The water was calm and the weather mild throughout.
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Geles Ferry
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Foster Elected Captain of Harvard Track Team
Reginald C. Foster, a fast sprinter from Needham Mass and member of Harvard class of 1911, was elected captain of the 1911 track team in Cambridge on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Reginald C. Foster
Needham
Harvard
Moore to meet Weston in three cushion carrom match
George Moore and Charles Cowboy Weston prepare for a special three cushion carrom showdown at McGraw's academy tonight. The match follows an exhibition last week where Weston defeated Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moore
Charles “Cowboy
Weston
McGraw
Academy
Moore
Will Climb Big A New York Auto Hill Event
Reports describe a major auto climb on Giant's Despair Mountain with cars from Knox Buick Hollenbeck and others. The Wilkes-Barre company manages the event, practice opens this week, and the course features Devil's Elbow and several sharp turns over 6000 feet.
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Ralph de Palma
Louis Chevrole
Robert Burman
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Buick
Martin
Haupt-Rockney
Caleb 8 Brags
Oneal
Los Angeles
Beicher
Knox
Hollenbeck
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