Giants Miss A Change As Willis Ends Ninth Inning Rally
In a Polo Grounds clash the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 5 to 4. Vic Willis, veteran Pittsburg pitcher, halted a ninth inning surge after Wilson opened with a single and Lush was lifted for Willis. Murray grounded into a force at third, ending the rally as Raymond and Wiltse pitched for the Giants.
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Tewrence Brockton and New Bedford Worcester Wordless Scores
A fragmented matchup list shows Tewrence and Brockton tied with New Bedford and Worcester, plus Lynn and Haverhill, and Fall River with Lowell. Details incomplete, but multiple city teams appear with varied results across games.
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Haverhill
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National League and American League standings and results
Today's NL games include St Louis at New York and Cincinnati at Brooklyn with yesterday's results St Louis 5 New York 4 Brooklyn 10 Cincinnati 0 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 0 Pittsburg 3 Boston 1. NL standings show Chi 25 15 626 St Louis 21 22 .488 New York 16 16 619 Brooklyn 20 28 .465 Pittsburgh 19 18 514 Philadelphia 16 22 .421 Cincinnati 20 19 .518 Boston 15 28 .349. AL games list New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland with results New York 4 St Louis 6 Detroit 4 Washington 2 Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 4 Boston 7 Chicago 6. AL standings show New York 27 11 711 Cleveland 16 19 .457 Philadelphia 26 18 .667 Washington 17 25 .405 Detroit 28 14 636 Chicago 18 22 .361 Boston 22 18 .550. Eastern League results show Baltimore 4 Jersey City 3 Newark 7 Providence 1 Rochester 3 Toronto 6 in 12 innings Buffalo vs Montreal on wet grounds. Eastern League standings show Toronto 25 17 .595 Buffalo 19 19 .500 Newark 24 19 .558 Baltimore 17 21 .447 Providence 18 17 .528 Montreal 14 21 .400 Rochester 21 19 .525 Jersey City 15 24 .385
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Superbas Rout Reds at Washington Park in Brooklyn
Brooklyn punishes Cincinnati with ten runs as Barger disguises delivery and limits Reds to four hits. Wheat and Smith spark offense with three bases and seven assists, Doyle struggles in relief, and Brooklyn gleans five quick runs in the first inning. Reckless baserunning keeps them from a higher total. Time 1 27. Umpires O Day and Brennan.
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One Run Defeats Cubs in 1-0 Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia beat Chicago 1 to 0 in a pitching duel, Stack limiting the Cubs to three hits. Bates drove in the game's lone run in the third on a walk steal and Grant’s single. Evers suspended three days by Umpire Lynch after yesterday’s dispute. Moran spiked in the eighth on a strong Bates throw home. Doolan pulled for arguing a call.
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Utica wins in ten innings against Withee Sesrs
In a tense ten inning game Utica defeats Withee Sesrs 2 to 1 with a late rally. Albany pitcher Singhesten hurls a scoreless stretch while Syrecuea drives in the decisive run for Utica.
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Yankees Stifle St Louis in Charity Game 4 to 0
Jim Vaughn pitched masterfully for New York as the Yankees blanked St Louis 4 to 0 in a charity game at home. Walter, Chase, Laporte, and Vaughn contributed timely hits while Vaughn shut down the opposition, widening New York’s lead in the standings amid Governor Hadley watching.
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Tigers win tenth straight as they top Washington 4 to 2
Detroit outbatted Washington eight to four but took advantage with timely hitting to secure a 4 to 2 victory. Kilian allowed two runs while Washington’s sporadic offense produced a few threats. Delahanty slugged a three-base hit for Detroit and Cobb contributed two hits, with Moran, McBride, and Street providing support as Detroit extended its win streak to ten .
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Boston Triumphs Over Chicago In Thirteen Inning Victory
Boston defeated Chicago 7 to 6 in thirteen innings. Lewis hit a sixth inning homer, Cicotte and Scott were pulled from the mound. The lengthy box shows Gardner Carrigan Lord two-base hits and a long list of pitchers. Stolen bases by Zeider Wagner Speaker Dougherty Gandil Walsh Block Bradley. Time 3 15. Umpires Kerin and Sheridan.
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McMahon Fails in Long Island Tennis Stand
Long Island championship men's singles play at Kings County Tennis Club Brooklyn continues. Samuel A. Westfall advances to the semi finals by defeating Joseph T. McMahon in a tight match after a 9-7 first set loss and a 6-3 final set win.
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Newark Gets Revenge in 7-1 Victory Over Providence
Newark Indians avenged the prior day's defeat by routing the Providence Grays 7 to 1 in Newark. Lee pitched effectively, scattering Providence hits after the opening inning while Newark erased an early chance with four runs in the first three frames and added three more in the eighth. Key players included Steele for Providence and Arndt and Zimmerman among Newark’s contributors, with striking performances by Lee and clutch hitting throughout.
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Pittsburg Beats Boston 3-1 Before Rain Shortens Game
Pittsburg defeated Boston 3-1 in eight innings as a shower ended play. Brown allowed four hits in five innings, Frock one in two. Leifield and Clarke hit sacrifices. Stolen bases by Byrne Campbell and a double play by Wagner Miller Flynn.
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Cleveland takes game one as Athletics fall 6 to 4
Cleveland beat Philadelphia 6 to 4 in a game notable for Livingston retiring after two weeks out due to leg weakness. Key hits included two base hits by Turner and Davis, with Graney Murphy collecting three base hits. Falkenberg and Morgan faced the mound for strong pitching as the game looped through late innings.
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Boston Wins Griscom Cup in Women's Golf Matches
The Griscom Cup goes to the Boston team after defeating New York’s Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association 7 over the Huntsingdon Valley links. Key results include Mrs. EB Wheeler beating Miss A. Underwood, and Miss K. F. Duncan prevailing after 21 holes in the longest match. The New York side was weakened by the absence of Mrs. C. T. Stout.
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Johnson His Own Boss in Camp for July 4 Fight
San Francisco June 7 Tom Flanagan will act as business manager for Jack Johnson until after the big fight on July 4. Johnson states Flanagan will assist in business affairs only until July 5 1910 and will not act as a manager beyond that. Flanagan and Sig Hart will handle clerical work while Johnson’s name appears on all contracts. In Ben Lomond Cal rumors grow of activity in Jeffries camp with Eddie Graney and Jack Gleason arriving to observe sparring and possible trouble looms as Graney and Sam Berger clash in lingering tensions.
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Harmsworth Cup Plans Set by American Motor Boat Club
Commodore H H Melville of the Motor Boat Club of America returned from England where he arranged details for the Harmsworth Cup motor boat race to be held August 2. American elimination trials take place August 15 16 17 at Huntington Long Island under the Motor Boat Club of America. Other side elimination trials occur in July. Any nation may enter by signaling intention before July.
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Yale May Reach a Tie in Intercollegiate Meet
A report from Philadelphia claims Dean Waite of Syracuse may have been ineligible for the shot put after transferring from Colgate, risking his second-place to Yale’s benefit. If Waite’s points are dropped, Goy and Kilpatrick from Yale could move up, giving Yale two additional points to tie Pennsylvania for the meet.
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SullivanWins Ten Round Bout At Fairmont Club
Boston heavyweight Jack Sullivan outpointed Brooklyn's Jim Stewart in a fast paced ten round bout at the Fairmont Athletic Club. Stewart led in rounds five seven and eight and cut Sullivan’s left eye, but Sullivan controlled most rounds with his speed and power. Frankie Burns and Johnny Coulon are slated for a ten round main event at Empire Athletic Club.
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Moore Defeats Weston in Cross-Counter Victory
George Moore turned the tables on Charles Cowboy Weston at Graw's Academy last night landing a crushing right hand counter. The bout ended with Moore ahead 38 to 0.
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Connecticut League Results Report
New Britain defeated Springfield 4 to 3 while Bridgeport edged Northampton 4 to 3. Waterbury topped Holyoke 9 to 1 and New Haven beat Hartford 1 to 0.
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Yale Automobile Climb Crowns Bragg Despite Close Calls
Caleb Bragg leads the Yale hill climb at Shingle Hill West Haven with Fiat and Simplex entries, winning first prizes in multiple divisions while George Robertson of Vanderbilt Cup fame places second in the free-for-all. The day features hairbreadth motorcycle escapes but no serious injuries as spectators witness Bragg’s 0.5225 second run and Robertson’s 0.51% time in the elite class.
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Big wager on Jeffries Johnson fight in Chicago
A first large Chicago bet was placed on the Jeffries versus Johnson match as financier Andy Craig put up 6000 to 1 against Jeffries winning. The wager, made at a hotel after a discussion among politicians and sportsmen, marks the start of the anticipated bout's betting activity.
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