Giants Rally Past Reds 7-6 Behind Matty and Meyers
Giants win 7 to 6 at the Polo Grounds as Mathewson struggles but handles the Reds. Chief Meyers drives in key runs with a fifth inning single and an eighth inning double to seal the victory. Fletcher errors and DeVore baserunning miscue shape the outcome.
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Baseball Standings And Results Across Leagues
Yesterday’s results show New York and Chicago posting seven runs each in close contests. In the American League New York beat Cleveland 7 0 and Philadelphia handed St Louis a 9 4 defeat, while Boston edged Detroit 4 3 and Chicago won 4 2. Standings list Chicago 30 17 68 and Philadelphia 25 21 48 among leaders.
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Yankees Comeback After Arm Injury In Fifth Inning Loss
In Cleveland on June 7 Roy Caldwell hurt his arm in the fifth while facing Marty Davis as the Yankees rallied late. New York defeated the Naps 7 to 6 behind strong relief and power from Chane, Zinn, and Martin as Wolverton reshaped the lineup. Gardner, Easterly, and Chase backed the win with key plays, while Warhop held Cleveland to a tight deficit.
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Cubs Defeat Superbas as Lefty Letfield Debuts in Chicago
Lefty Letfield, once a Pirates star, debuted for the Chicago Cubs at Washington Park Brooklyn. The Cubs defeated Brooklyn 7 to 2 as Karl Yingling struggled, allowing three first-inning runs and three more later. Tinker and Evers contributed in the field and Daubert added hits including a double.
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Hard Riding Wins Game In Field Polo Clash At Van Cortlandt Park
Squadron A polo beat Tym City Four 6 goals to 1 at Van Cortlandt Park in a wild riding contest. Key players included A Bly Rischtense Meigs Tack and Lehmans for Elm City with strong back play from Bly and Hunt. Belmont Park forecast promised better racing with seven horses per race and Remount Steeplechase entries featuring Army riders and notable owners.
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Tigers Rally Past Red Sox In Ninth Inning Lead Vanishes
Detroit defeats Boston 7 to 4 as Red Sox rally ends with three runs in the ninth. Dubuc falters late allowing Hoxton to spark the visitors’ comeback while Tigers pitchers labor with baserunners before sealing the win.
Phillies Lose to Cardinals in Ninth as Steele Dominates
Philadelphia falls 4 to 1 to St Louis with Steele driving the win aided by Cardinals errors. Magee drove in the decisive run in the seventh as Brennan shut down Philadelphia with solid relief. St Louis benefits from scattered hits and fielding miscues to take the game.
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Olympic records in danger today listed by event and holder
The report catalogues Olympic records at risk across events from 100 metres to discus. Names include R Walker of South Africa, A Hahn and M W Sheppard of America, F Smithson, H Ewry, and others with locations such as London St Louis Paris and Athens.
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Braves Fall To Pirates In Pitchers Duel, 4–0
June 7 at Poston the Braves were shut out 4–0 by the Pirates in a pitchers duel. Hendrix and Dickson hurled well until the ninth when Dickson left after a hit, and Hows allowed three runs. Wilson homered for Pittsburgh as Mendrix, Hin, and Higgs each contributed hits in a tight game.
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White Sox Lose to Senators in Hard Luck Game
Washington beat Chicago 4 to 2 for a third straight win. Walsh suspended five days after protesting to umpire O’Loughlin. Felder dislocated shoulder in clash with Gandil. Fournier started at first base for Zeider. Multiple line items and misprints in the box score note substitutions and miscues.
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Harvard stadium meet to pick Olympic team
At Cambridge today the East’s top athletes compete in eighteen events as 188 entrants vie for spots on the U S Olympic squad bound for Stockholm. Favorites from Cornell Harvard Michigan and California contend with trials for Olympic distances and marks to set new American records, while notable stars are scratched and donations pour in for the team fund.
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Horine
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Tigers Ready for Yale in Princeton Series Opener
Princeton and Yale meet in the annual baseball series at Princeton New Jersey tomorrow as commencement activities fill the town. Seats are expected to sell out and alumni reunions attract thousands while the Tigers seek a series victory behind Lear with Green and Bergen in reserve. Yale won the opening game at New Haven last Saturday 9 to 1. State League results follow with Wilkes-Barre beating Syracuse 11 to 6 and Scranton 8 Utica 6.
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Orioles Hammer Indians 15 to 4 as Gettman Leads Baltimore Attack
Baltimore defeated Newark 15 to 4 led by Jake Gettman who hit a homer and two triples. Newark pitchers were hit hard with eighteen safeties, and Baltimore's offense included three doubles, six triples, and a circuit drive by Gettman formerly of Newark.
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Rest Helps The Skeeters Defeat Providence In Opener
Jersey City defeated Providence 10 to 4 in the opening game of the series. Three pitchers were used by Jersey City as Hagerman was benched for arguing with the umpire in the sixth. Breen Barrows and Deininger contributed three-baggers. Lathers starred for Providence with three singles as fast fielding produced three double plays for Jersey City.
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Athletics Win In A Walk As Browns Make Costly Mistakes
The Athletics defeated the Browns in St Louis by a 4 to 3 score as erratic plays and slow thinking at critical moments let Philadelphia seize the win. Heavy hitting and timely errors fueled the Athletics rally, with key contributions from Kriezel and others, while mound work and fielding miscues hampered the Browns.
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Fate Pulls The Strings At Englewood Tennis Match
Mrs Marsha ll McLean former national champion faced Miss Marie Wagner in the Englewood Field Club final with McLean defeating Mrs George H Chapman 6-8 6-4 and Wagner beating Miss Clara Kuttroff 6-2 6-? in a display of seasoned steadiness versus youth The doubles paces shifted as McLean and Chapman reached the final with Wagner and Kuttroff The men’s doubles featured Ray mond D Title and Harold H Hackett in a strong win over Walter Morrill Hall and Gustave F Touchard showing sharp net play and power strokes.
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