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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
17
Vic Willis halted New York’s late surge at the Polo Grounds and the St. Louis Cardinals edged the Giants 5 to 4. The game featured timely hits from Raymond and Ke Mosey and a pivotal sixth inning rally that sealed the win for St. Louis.
Lawrence defeated by Beaches 3 to 6 in first seme action. New Bedford hosted Worcester Garantie. New Bedford led 22 to 11 against Lynn while Haverhill posted 2 and Fall River 4 beat Lowell 1 in other results.
Results from yesterday show St Louis beating New York 5 to 4. Philadelphia and Cincinnati posted records while the National League standings list New York 27 11 and St Louis 32 200. American League results include New York 4 St Louis 0 and Boston 7 Chicago 6 with top teams led by New York 27 11 and Detroit 28 16 in the standings. Eastern and Federal League games and standings also noted with Jersey City Baltimore and Providence winning their matchups.
Brooklyn overwhelms Cincinnati 10 to 0 as Barger holds the Reds to four hits. Wheat stars with three bases on balls, a three-bagger and three fine hits. Beebe starts for Cincinnati, exits after five innings for Doyle, who yields five runs in the first inning. Smith at short and Lennox drive in three runs in the third, with Brooklyn adding two in the fourth and five in the sixth amid wild Doyle handling and miscues.
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 1 to 0 in a pitching duel. Steck, sold to Philadelphia, held Chicago to three hits. Bates scored the only run in the third on a walk steal and Grant’s single. Doolan ejected for disputing a decision. Moran spiked on a throw to the plate by Bates. Eversbee suspended three days by President Lynch for umpire trouble.
Withee Beste defeated Utica 2 to 0 in ten innings. Elmira beat Syracuse 7 to 1 in ten innings. Albany toppled Binghamton 3 to 1. Strong pitching backed the close games with late runs securing the margins.
Jim Vaughn pitched masterfully as the New York Yankees defeated St Louis 4 to 0 in a charity game. Walter, Chase, and Laporte drove in runs while Vaughn limited the opposition to six hits, boosting New York’s lead in the standings and sending Gov. Hadley to witness the dominant victory.
Detroit wins 4 to 2 over Washington to extend its streak to ten by capitalizing on timely hitting. Kilian pitched well aside from the second and eighth frames as Detroit outhit the Senators eight to four. Delahanty drove in runs with a three-base hit, while Cobb and Jones added key hits to seal the victory.
In Chicago on June 7 Boston edged Chicago 7 to 6 after thirteen innings. Lewis hit a sixth inning homer, and Cicotte and Scott were lifted from the mound. The game featured multiple scoring events, two-base hits by Gardner Carrigan Lord and a Boston rally that carried them past Chicago with strong pitching and late innings defense.
Long Island championship at Kings County Tennis Club Brooklyn featured a tight match as Samuel A Westfall defeated Joseph T McMahon 7 9 6 0 6 3 to reach the semi finals. The day included several second round results with Steinacher Richey Martin Charlock and others advancing.
Newark Indians overpower Providence Grays 7 to 1 in Newark behind a strong Lee pitching performance. The locals built four runs in the first three innings, added three more in the eighth, and held Steele and the Grays to limited hits. Key batters included Loudéen Phelan Meyer and Zimman, while Lee struck out eight for Newark as Arndt pinch hit in the ninth.
Pittsburg defeated Boston 3 to 1 in a game halted after eight innings due to rain turning the diamond into a ducks’ pond. Brown allowed four hits in five innings, Frock yielded one in two. Leifield hit a sacrifice, Clarke drove in a run, Byrne Campbell and others contributed in a brisk league tilt.
The Griscom Cup went to the Women's Golf Association of Boston as they defeated fifteen players from the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association of New York 7 to 1 in two legs at Huntingdon Valley. Notable matches saw Mrs. Wheeler and Miss Hyde leading New York efforts, while Miss Duncan won the day for Boston in a 21-hole extra match. The event featured several former champions and highlighted key losses for New York due to absences.
Tom Flanagan will act as business manager for Jack Johnson until after the July 4 fight, though Johnson says he will handle his own affairs with no manager until July 5 1910. Flanagan and Sig Hart will manage clerical work, with Johnson's name attached to contracts. In Ben Lomond rumors arise as Eddie Graney and promoter Jack Gleason visit Jeffries Corbett sparring.
Commodore H. H. Melville of the Motor Boat Club of America returned from England aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse where he arranged details for the Harmsworth Cup race set for August 20. Trials for American boats will be in Huntington, Long Island on August 15, 17 and 18 under the Motor Boat Club of America. Foreign entrants may join by signaling intentions before July 2.
Yale may gain a tie in the intercollegiate meet after a Telegraph report from Philadelphia asserts Dean Waite of Syracuse could have his shot put score disallowed for alleged ineligibility. If Waite is disqualified, Yale would gain two points moving Goy and Kilpatrick up, potentially matching Pennsylvania’s 2744 total.
Boston heavyweight Jack Sullivan outpointed Jim Stewart of Brooklyn in a fast ten round thriller. Stewart led in rounds five seven and eight, cutting Sullivan’s left eye. Sullivan's sustained work and a head clinching finish carried the Boston man to victory. Frankie Burns and Johnny Coulon are set for a ten round main bout at Empire Athletic Club tonight.
George Moore defeated Charles Cowboy Weston with a crushing right hand in a close 38 38 bout at Graws Academy last night.
New Britain defeats Sehnemm 4 to 2 while Nortorthampton edges Beigerest 4 to 3 Waterbury hosts Beiner New Haven loses 1 to 0 against Te Fiarttora in a mixed set of league games.
Caleb Bragg fails to add to Yale climb victories at Shingle Point West Haven amid close calls. George Robertson of Vanderbilt Cup wins free-for-all in a Simplex with Bragg second. Belcher and Knipper take prizes in Knox and Kalmers Detroit. Races include motorcycles and stock cars with times and winners.
A first large bet in Chicago was laid on the Jeffries John Beck bout. Andy Craig put up six thousand dollars against Edward Dickinson’s wager of six thousand that Jeffries would win. The bet followed a hotel discussion among politicians and sportsmen.
Cleveland climbs to a 6 4 victory over Philadelphia in a game marked by Livingston’s leg issue and key hits. Turner Davis Oldring Garcia Graney Murphy counted for Cleveland with two base hits and a late rally, while Morgan allowed four runs in nine innings. Umpires Evans and Egan.|field_notes
Baseball at the Polo Grounds this afternoon features Giests against J Louis at 4 P M Admission is free.
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