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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
2
New York Giants clinch first place with a 6 to 1 victory in the final game of the series against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Mathewson pitched effectively as Giants offense surged, with Merkle, Devore, and Wilson producing key hits. Leifield struggled for the Pirates as Snodgrass doubled and Snodgrass and Devereux contributed for New York.
Philadelphia wins 4 1 over Cincinnati as Alexander stars with men on bases. Box shows Luderus and Doolan among top hitters and pitching by Sage. Watching the ninth inning spatter, Philadelphia secures the victory amid scattered hits and base runners.
Brooklyn bats explode early scoring in the first and second innings as Nap Rucker and Toney combine on the mound. The Cubs strand six, while Wheat Hummel and Rucker spark a three-base hit spree for Brooklyn. Doyle’s homer seals a 4 1 win for the visitors in Chicago.
Summary of Tri State League results showing standings and scores across multiple teams. Wilmington and York each posted notable wins while Johnstown Trenton Albany and Lancaster appear in final tallies with varied margins. The sequence includes ten inning outcomes and close matchups among Troy Binghamton and related clubs.
St Louis defeats Boston 2 to 1 as Roxton drives in the deciding run in the third inning with a base on balls and error. Cardinals add insurance in the seventh on a triple and single, aided by fielding miscues. Boston leaves runners on base in later frames. umpires O Day and Brennan officiate.
Hal Chase leads the Yankees to a 9 to 8 victory over the Chicago White Sox in a chaotic Hilltop clash. Ray Fisher held the mound for six innings, facing new pitcher Jesse Blake in relief as errors and heavy hitting dominated a high scoring, uneven contest.
American coaches excel at the opening Royal Horse Show in Richmond England with Vanderbilt and Judge Moore securing first prizes in private and road coach classes. Moore's Memento Pride and Phyllis and Menella win harness and tandem prizes while Robin Teed and others place in single and double harness categories.
Baltimore won the second game of the series at Newark as Kelly’s home run in the fifth gave the Indians a brief lead. Baltimore rallied in the seventh and eighth innings, collecting two runs to pull ahead and win. Fielding by Parent and Lane highlighted Baltimore’s defense.
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 5 to 4 in a tense contest with many exerting plays. Collins made a running one hand stop on Cobb’s grounder and threw out the batsman. Barry stole home in the eighth for the winning run as Stanage left early with a finger injury.
St Louis defeated Boston by a score of 5 to 4 as five runs in the first inning and a late rally by Roston shaped the game. Wallace and Wattine starred in the field for St Louis as Pitcher Mitchell held Boston’s lineup to limited scoring and the misplays of the visitors aided the home club.
De Witt Clinton High School beat the faculty nine at McNulty Field by a score of S to 10 as about a thousand students gathered. Parmele and Michaels, famed from Arm Tat college, pitched for the scholars but were in poor form. Parmellee allowed fourteen hits while Michaels struggled with a high error rate and many stolen bases.
The Englewood Meld Club continued its annual tournament amid slashing play and fine weather. In the singles semi finals Edward P. Larned defeated Carleton Gardner 6-1 7-4 to reach the final, with Charles M. Bull Jr. advancing to face Dr. William Rosenbaum in another top pairing. Doubles featured tight battles as Larned and Behr beat Blade and Finket in a three set marathon while Bull and Martin reached their semi final.
More than one thousand Diocesan Union of New Jersey athletes competed at Hillside Park Newark in intense heat that caused several collapses and hospital treatment. St Joseph's Catholic Clan of Newark won the team trophy with 4 points while St Patrick's Club of Elizabeth edged St Columbus Home of Newark by five points for second, finishing with a 26 point cluster.
Belmont Park hosts the second day of the United Hunt Racing Association meeting with seven races on the program. A crowd is expected to be larger than Thursday as army officers ride in the Refount Cup Steeplechase about two miles over a brash course. The day features listed entrants including three year olds and up in a fast paced program with notable horses and jockeys bearing entries for the main events.
In Amherst Massachusetts Agricultural College defeats Syracuse 12 to 1. Aggies total 12 hits led by Willan and other pitchers. Syracuse struggles with pitching and defense as Massachusetts wins decisively on a sunny June day.
New York University suffered an 18 to 1 defeat at Burlington as Vermont bats freely throughout leading to a lopsided outcome with Winkler Donnephy and Elleefe holding key roles. Vanderbilt dominated Paris races with W. K. Vanderbilt winning the Mathons Lafitte meet events including the Trix de Ketonnhurdies.
Yale varsity eight beat the freshman eight by three lengths on the Thames in a three mile race at Gales Ferry Connecticut. The senior crew led by coach Kennedy, with Yale captain Frost showing fatigue, posted 34 to 38 strokes as both crews finished in good shape amid warm, windless conditions. Notable visitors included Morton F Plant and General W W Skiddy, entertained by Julian Curtiss.
Princeton junior crew captured the interclass regatta on Carnegie Lake in a slightly longer course of one and seven eighth miles. Sophomores finished close second, freshmen won the four oared race, while seniors did not enter an eight. The Henley four finished last.
Princeton New Jersey June 3. Princeton and Yale prepare for the second game of their series on Osborne Field tomorrow likely to draw twenty to twenty five thousand spectators during commencement week. A large alumni parade precedes the game ending at the grounds and promises vivid costumes. If Princeton wins the season ends here as Yale has lost one to the Tigers at New Haven. If Yale wins a third game would be played in New York. The crowd will be the same as last Saturday.
Columbia will install Charles Halstead Mapes as director of Athletics next year, succeeding Albert W. Putnam who will resign to focus on his law practice. Mapes, ’8, comes from a noted Columbia athletic family and previously held roles in football, rowing, hockey, and the football association.
Competitive golf at the Tuxedo Golf Club saw players led by John M Ward Oswald Kirkby Engelwood and Ingston Westbrook advance to the semifinals in a brisk invitational. Ward and Tiffany battled to a tight finish before Ward edged clear in extra holes while Kirkby defeated Betts and Livinston topped Thomas in other early matches.
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