Giants Beat Cardinals 5-1 at Polo Grounds
Mathewson dominates as Giants defeat St Louis 5 to 1. Murray belts a fourth inning homer into the left field bleachers and Bridwell, Merkle, Seymour, and Evans drive runs as New York trims the Cardinals and gains on the Cubs in the pennant race.
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Polo Grounds
St. Lou's
Cubs
Philadelphia
New York Ae
Cardinals
McGraw
Matty
Bie
St. Louis
Roger Bresnahan
Esllee
New York
Huggins
Merkie
Bresnahan
Ellis
Doyle
Bridwell
Elis
Breenahan
Oakes
Konetchi
Devlin
Thir
Evans
Merkle
Metty
Breenshaw
Sallee
Snodgrass
Devore
Satlee
Murray
Dorle
Bridwel
Meyers
Seymour
Matty Rot
Pridwell
Pees
Hausex
Phelps
Sailes
Tun—Murrey
Heuser
Kenetchy
Matheweon
Offalice
Johnstone and Moran
Phillies Humble Cubs in Offensive Showdown
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 12 to 2 as Richie struggled in the second inning allowing seven runs. Pfeffer relieved and Magee delivered a three bagger while Grant's bunt aided the rally. Home runs by Titus and a strong five hit effort fueled the Phillies’ win.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Richie
Pfeffer
Grant
Magee
Chicago Mwevsure
Thret-tase
State League Scores From Weekend Games
Stanton beat Syracuse 5 to 2 to close the match day as Tetica defeated Wilkes-Barre 9 to 4. Fimira ran up a 3 to 2 win over Troy while Altary topped Binghamton 6 to 6 in a curtailed 4 inning game due to éarkners.
Yankees Take First Place With 2–1 Win Over Browns
New York defeated St. Louis 2 to 1 as Hal Chase collected three hits and scored both Yankee runs. Jack Quinn pitched well, holding the Browns to eight hits and receiving solid support. Cree’s fielding and Chase’s key runs provided the margin, with Grigsby and Killifer contributing additional baseball drama.
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St. Louis
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Hal Chase
Jack Quinn
Yankees
Powell
Criss
Bailey
Cree
Griggs
Quinn
Newham
Schweitzer
Griges
Laporte
Chase
Hartzell
Killifer
Griegs
Foster
New York
Connolly and
Dineen
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Standings for the National and American Leagues with today's matchups listed. Yesterday's results include New York 5 St. Louis 1 and Philadelphia 12 Chicago 2. Chicago leads NL with 25 14, New York 6 15, Philadelphia 15 22, Boston 5 27. AL shows New York 26 11, Philadelphia 26 12, Detroit 27 16, Cleveland 15 19.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklin
W.L. PC
W. L
Brookisr
Cincinesti
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Eee
Reds Stop Superbas In Low Scoring Shutout At Washington Park
The Cincinnati Reds defeated Brooklin 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel at Washington Park. Rowan held Brooklin to two hits while Bell allowed five, but Cincinnati benefited from a costly pass in the second inning and miscues by Brooklin in the field. Downey and Doyle provided the decisive run with Egan on base via a walk.
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Cincinnati Reds
Brooklin
Washington Park
Superbas
Bell
Rowan
Daubert
Tony Smith
Egan
Downey
Wheat
McLean
Doyle
Davidson
Cincinnati
Downer
Bhases
Paskett
Hoblitzer
Burch
Hummel
Smith
Day
Brennan
Tigers Hold the Pace in Detroit Win Over Washington
Detroit defeated Washington 4 to 1 in the first game of the series. Mullin allowed three hits and matched the score on errors in the first inning. Street left after being struck by a foul tip in the fourth.
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Washington
Mullin
Street
D.jones
Milan
Rush
Lelivelt
Cobb
Oolgessier
Crawfd
Unglaub
Delahy
McKride
Morrty
Eiliter
T.jones
Cenros
Stanece
Muslin
Hardy
Gray
TNO
Jones
Moriarty
Crawford
Bush
T. Jones
McBride
Killifer
Bo Mullin
Mul
O’ Loughlin
Perie
Chicago Whitesox Tomes Boston 1 0 Series Opener
Chicago wins 1 to 0 as Walsh holds Boston to one hit. White Sox score on a disputed play at third after White safe on a steal. Lord ejected for disputing the decision. Time 1 4, umpire calls given.
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Jume
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Walsh
Hall
Lord
White
Torsts
tWhite
Py Walsh
Br Firet
Bells
H & Left
Kerin Sené Sheridan
Prockton Defeats Lawrence 1–0
Prockton records a 1 to 0 victory over Lawrence in a low scoring match. Weather and field conditions listed as affecting other games on the slate.
Providence Triumphs in Newark Battle for 6 5 Win
Providence edged Newark 6 to 5 as Sline delivered a go ahead double after Newark had tied the game. Cronin pitched for Providence while Holmes and Mueller handled Newark in a tight Eastern League contest with four pitchers used by the locals.
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Schiafly
Sline
Indians
Newark
Grays
Holmes
Holtz
Parkins
Louden
Meyer
Mueller
Kelly
Meier
Cronin
Fitzgerald
McGinnity
Shhafty
Ephere
Phelan
Atz
Elston
Hofman
Collins
Courtn
Fock
Fitzger'id
Cromin
Paterson
Loudon
Bchlaffy
Gettmar
Zim’man
Agier
Crisp
McGinty
Garney
Jersey City Beats Baltimore In Tight Skeeters Ground Game
Jersey City defeats Baltimore 3 to 2 in a well played game at the Skeeters grounds. The decisive eighth inning saw Butler drive in Clements and Hanford with a double. Mistuned box scores list Jersey City 3 Baltimore 2 with key hits by Clancy Hannifan Butler and O’Hara among others.
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Baltimore
Jersey City
Skeeters’ Grounds
Butler
Clements
Hanford
Abribpoae
Hall
Clancy
Nicholls
Abstein
Schmidt
Fernond
Frick
Obara
Egan
Bartley
Vickers
Sitton
Johnson
O'Hara
Hannifan
Barfley
Litton
Batteries-McGinney and Slattery officiate Toronto game
In Toronto R and Rochester contest McGinney and Slattery umpired with McConnell and Biatr on duty. Faint OCR ends with unclear words.
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Toronto
Rochester
Manhattan College Beats New York Fire Dept in 11 to 3 Game
Manhattan College defeated the New York Fire Department 11 to 3 at McNulty Field. Nugent held the Fire Department to seven hits as Manhattan scored early and often. Final line shows Manhattan 11 Fire Dept 3 with Nugent and Connolly credited.
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Manhattan College
New York Fire Department
McNulty Field
Nugent
R.hle
Manhattan
Fire Dept
Nugent and Connolly Fire Department
Hannigan, Smith and West
Giants vs St. Louis at Polo Grounds Today 4 PM
Baseball at the Polo Grounds today features the Giants hosting the St. Louis club at 4 P M Admission is 50 cents.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
St. Louis
Boston Defeats Philadelphia Narrowly for Griscom Cup
In a tight preliminary at Huntingdon Valley, Boston edged Philadelphia eight matches to seven on June 6. The teams included Mrs Caleb F Fox and Mrs Wheeler, with battles across No 1 and No 4, as Boston players edged close contests. The winner advances to face New York’s Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association in the final tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Clement A. Griscom
Caleb F. Fox
Huntingdon Valley
Metropolitan Golf Association
New York
Abandon All Stroke Plan in Eastern Pro Golf Title Match Play
The Eastern Professional Golfers Association will decide the championship by match play, three eights, with July 25 and 27 scheduled. The top eight advance to the title while others vie for money prizes as venues near Hackensack or Weehawken. Notables like Alec Smith, Willie Anderson, and Nipper Campbell are named contenders.
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Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
Astor House
Wrykagvl
Hackensack Golf Club
Harry Simpson
Hackensack
Alec Smith
Willie Anderson
George Sargent
Isaac Mackie
Nipper’ Campbell
Jack Hobens
George Strath
Herbert Barker
Dave Hunter
Jack Jones
C. A. W. Fox
Herbert Strong
James Maiden
Alec Finlay
Dave Ogilvie
Building Cup Defenders For Huntington Bay Race
Niam J. Conners retiring Democratic state leader plans a high speed power boat built at Niagara Boat Club Chippewa Bay to run in August elimination races at Huntington Bay for selecting a defender of the British international trophy. A Motor Boat Club of America syndicate and J A Cheseborough are also building entries. F K Burnham enters two boats Intruder and Dixie plus others from Buffalo and western yachtsmen.
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Niam J. Conners
Niagara Boat Club
Chippewa Bay
Huntington Bay
Motor Boat Club of América
J. A. Cheseborough
Haleside
Huntington
Long Island
F. K. Burnham
Henry J. Glelow
Dixie
Morris M. Whitaker
Commodore Vars
Motor Boat Club of
Buffalo
Fogel Denies Change in Philadelphia NL Club Leadership
Philadelphia on June 6 Horace Fogel president of the Philadelphia club of the National League says no change is planned in management. He asserts there is not money enough to buy his stock and that a new president cannot be named until someone purchases the stock.
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Philadelphia
Horace Fogel
Philadelphia Club
National League
Connecticut League Results Quick Wrap
Waterbury defeated Hartford 2 to 0. New Britain versus Northampton and Bridgeport versus Holyoke were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Connecticut
Waterbury
Hartford
New Britain
Northampton
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Unclear Multi City Lineup Data With Scores
Fragmentary list shows cities Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee and scores or counts tied to Laurevite Toledo St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis with varying numbers. No coherent event or outcome established.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Laurevite
Toledo
St. Paul Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Behr Shines In Englewood Cup Play On Clay Courts
Behr, once a leading internationalist, wins a single match 6-3 6-1 as Englewood hosts the Ergiewood challenge cup. Gardner Bull Church and others claim wins amid several defaults. women's rounds begin today. Rosenbaum wins the Felipe cup and Manhattan doubles at the New York Laren Tennis Club.
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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
Remiraabble
George M. Church
Grant
Gustave F. Touchard
Phillip B. Hawk
University of Illinois
Gardner
Wilbur Baldawin
Otto H. Hinck
Walter Blache
Wilbur_Baldwin
Edgar F. Lee
Benjamin X. Phillips
Louis
Leymoure Johnson
Abraham Bassford, Jr
H. N. Balch
A. L. Lindley
Frederick F. de Rham
Paul Martin
Benjamin Nhen
George L. Bodmean
Cameron R. Gardner
Wilbur Baldwin
Ewing E. Taylor
J Thompson
William S. Blade
Wylie C. Grant
B. Poole
John Tomlinson
Edwin P. Fischer
Earl Fink
Frederick Co. Watson, Jr
L. H. Fitch
Earl H. Behr
Wyle C. Grant
William S. Slade
William Rosenbaum
Manhattan
New York Laren
Rosenbaum
Robert T. Bryan
Bryan
Dr. Rosenbaum
Frederick C. Baggs
West Side
Love
Keen play in doubles at Staten Island Club
Miss Marie Wagner and Miss Clara Kut troff won the cup doubles on the turf courts at Livingston Staten Island defeating Miss Edith Donald and Mrs Oliver T Johnson 6-3 6-4 in the final. The pair had earlier beaten Mrs John Blanchard and Mrs George 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 Blanchard
George de Gersdorff
Wagner
Misa Kuttroff
Louise Hammond
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Long Island Championship Opens Amid Slow Courts in Brooklyn
The fourth annual Long Island championship began at Kings County Tennis Club in Brooklyn with 27 players after 9 defaults. Weather left slow courts delaying start. singles progress lists many defaults and early results led by Harry C. Martin and Miles S. Charlock.
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Brooklyn
Carl Gardner
Gustave F. Touchard
William J. Rosenbaum
William B. Cragin
Long Island
Harry C. Martin
D. W. Peiser
Miles S
Dr. W.H. Ross
S. H. Washell
H. S. Baggs
S. A. Westfall
A. L. Williston
Dr. W. H. Waugh
E. L. Blumenschein
A. P. Abbe
H. L. Westfall
Joseph T. McMahon
Groesbeck
Walter Merrill Hall
J. W. Anderson
Henry Mollenhauer
L. J. Dreyfus
L. A. Westfall
Meenan Jr Wins Track Trophy At De La Salle Meet
Daniel Meenan Jr with three firsts and three seconds total 24 points wins the individual point trophy at De La Salle Institute's twenty sixth annual track games at Clason Point Military Academy West Chester. Scannell Jr is runner up with 11 points winning 110 and 120 yard dashes and third in long jump.
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de la Salle Institute
Clason Point Military Academy
West Chester
George F. Scannell, Jr
M. Niewenhous
Atcenes F Seufert
J Meenan
J. Goodman
B. Smith
J. Lyons
J. McCarthy
J. McCormack
Wendy G. F. Scannell, Jr
Meenan, Jr
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T. McEntegart
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J. Lasette
E. Tobin
Wo'sullivan
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Science Department
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Woodend
Scannell
Commercial Department
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Iven
Tr J Goodman
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M_ Niewenhaus
J. Shenley Secratch
G. Grant
H. Shanley
M. Niewenhaus
Dan Meenan, Jr
G F. Scannell, Jr
Wen
A. Schemel
John Meenan
Yale Varsity Eight Restes After Four Mile Row
Yale crews completed a four mile course with the varsity eight resting after the morning effort. The freshmen eight raced downstream and back, winning by two lengths after starting several lengths behind. The varsity four and freshman four covered a mile and a half downstream and back, with calm water and mild weather noted. The varsity eight finished the last half mile in 2 32.
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Conn
Yale
Varsity
Foster Elected Captain of Harvard Track Team
Reginald C. Foster of Needham Mass., one of Harvard's fastest sprinters, was elected captain of the 1911 track team in Cambridge Massachusetts on June 6.
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Cambridge
Mass
Reginald C. Foster
Needham, Mass
Harvard
Moore to clash with Weston in three cushion match
George Moore and Charles Cowboy Weston set a special three cushion carrom billiards match at McGraw's academy tonight. The event follows Weston’s victory over Moore in an exhibition last week.
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Charles “Cowboy
Weston
McGraw’s
Academy
Moore
Wilkes-Barre Automobile Club Climb at Giant's Despair
Entries close for the Wilkes-Barre climb on Giant's Despair Mountain with a field of drivers including Ralph de Palma Louis Chevrote Robert Burman and Caled Brags. The event features the Hollenbeck trophy and a 6000 foot course with a 700 foot rise as preparations with state police and a major speed course discussion unfold in New York and New Jersey.
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Benz
Ralph de Palma
Louis Chevrote
Robert Burman
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Oath
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New York
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England
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Stamford
Conn
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Motor Racing Association
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Faw
Long Island Club
Coney Island
W. P. Callaghan
Yale University
New Haven
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