Giants Bow to Cardinals After Ten Tough Innings
In a long Polo Grounds tilt, St Louis triumphed 6 to 2 as Snodgrass faltered in the eighth and Demaree misplayed a late ball. Magee drove in three runs with a center-field double, lifting the Cardinals to a share of the series while Monroe, Meyers, and Fletcher contributed key plays for New York’s rivals.
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Eason
Wheat Saves Day for Brooklyn Superbas at Ebbets Field
Zach Wheat makes a spectacular double play to foil the Chicago Cubs as the Brooklyn Superbas win 105 at Ebbets Field. The eighth inning features Wheat’s leaping catch and quick throw to retire a baserunner, preserving the lead amid a tense afternoon of frail plays, strong hits, and defensive heroics by Wheat and teammates.
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Heinie Zimmerman
Zach Wheat
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Superbas
Ebbets Field
Wheat
Cy Willams
Notre Dame
Roger Bresnahan
Jack Johnston
Tommy Leach
Mercury
Wilbur Good
Johnston Feft
McCarty
Lew
Johnston
Ted
Corridon
Ed Pfeffer
Jack Dalton
Ed Reulbach
Zimmerman
Dalton
Drive to Center Sparks Scoring Play in Short Hockey Sequence
A sequence of passes and a Magee drive to center followed by Hescher’s attempted scramble yielded a loose ball to the fence. The text records limited readable scoring notes with players Murns Merkle Meyere Pertono Halles and Hescher in a chaotic update from a St. Louis vs New York contest.
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Hescher
ST. Louis XI
New York
Anehipone
Murns
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Fistoher
Merkle
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Women Defeated At Polo Match In Meadow Larks Field
In Westbury yesterday morning during the International Polo Cup festivities Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock organized a game at Meadow Larks field. Automobiles lined the boards as friends watched the women play with vim and spirit, yet the young men’s team won. The first two periods decided the outcome, with the Freebooters beating Meadow Larks by two goals to one. Players included Mrs. Hitchcock, Miss Helen Hitchcock, Miss Emily Randolph, and Miss Marian Hollins for Meadow Larks, against Charles Appleton, Laurence Rumsey, P P Randolph Jr., and Philip Stevenson for the Freebooters.
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Thomas Hitchcock
Meadow Larks
Westbury
Mrs. Hitchcock
Helen Hitchcock
Emily Randolph
Marian Hollins
Freebooters
Charles Appleton
Laurence Rumsey
P&p
Phillies Win In Sixth As Mets Fail To Score
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 1 in the sixth inning with Laverts, Magee and Cravath driving runs. Maser pitched effectively for Philadelphia as the visitors were held to no runs past second until the ninth. Was unable to score in the final frames.
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Maser
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Tittabureh
Balla
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Tly Conzelman
Evers Delivers Boston Victory Over Cincinnati 2 1
Boston shifts batting order to win 2 1 over Cincinnati in a four game set. Evers hits a two base hit driving in the decisive run in the fifth. Guibert Moran Miller Connolly and others contribute as Boston builds a lead then holds on with strong pitching and defense.
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Cincinnati Us
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Evers
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Moran
Miller
Connolly
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Mann
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Hess
Davenport
Tota
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Moblitzell
Ualer
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Balle
Hy Hess
Long Pull for Columbia Crews on the Hudson Today
Columbia crews logged a nine mile forenoon row advancing downstream to the two mile mark then turning upstream toward Hyde Park. Rice paced the session with planned fifteen to twenty mile daily rows. Rand returned as coaswain of the varsity crew while Courtney sent Cornell boats downstream to Milton then back to the boathouse.
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Hyde Park
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Cornell
Milton
Rand
Providence Takes 1-0 Victory Over Newark Indians
Providence edged Newark 1 to 0 as Hirst Farms pitcher Yom Mays yielded seven hits while Providence cashed in a seventh-inning run. Al Platte collected three of Providence’s four hits off Sherrod Smith, scoring the deciding run after a misplay by Mowe on a sacrifice bunt. Mowe drove in the lone tally with a grounder past Eddie Zimmerman, giving the Grays the win.
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Platte
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Yom Mays
Providence LL. Newark
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Doo
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Keat
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Kocher
Meckinger
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Lopohooh
Nwa Kiescorerces
Skeeters Fall Twice to Orioles in Doubleheader
Baltimore defeats Skeeters 7 1 in game one and 2 0 in the nightcap as Freddie Bruck and Jack Frill falter for Jersey City. Frill allows 12 safeties in the second game, while Baltimore builds early leads and holds on for both wins.
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Baltimore
Freddie Bruck
Jack Frill
Orioles
Skeeters
Senators Lose Three Out of Four in Browns Series
Reported game details show Washington dropping three of four as Griffith is suspended. Key plays include homers byWratt and Walker, with Engel pitching for St. Louis and Hamilton for Washington. errors, hits and final score indicating a tight, setback-filled series for Washington.
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Acosta
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Engel
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Aweriflee
Sohnefer
Walker
Pratt
Wares
Leary
McBride
Gandil
Letton
Athletics Again Victors Over Tigers In Erratic Tilt
Detroit defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 in a jagged game marked by errors and standout individual efforts. Shawkey struggled but Detroit could not touch him. Philadelphia’s bats produced limited offense as Detroit mounted a steady attack, with key hits from Moriarty, Baker, and Strunk and timely pitching by Shawkey despite shaky control.
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Boston Steams Past Cleveland in Farcical 9–6 Victory
Boston defeated Cleveland 9 to 6 in a chaotic game as Boston pitchers struggled and fielding miscues mounted. Notable contributors include Turner and Janvrin for Boston while Collamore and Cooper worked for Cleveland amid a string of errors and baserunning miscues.
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Magra
White Sox deny being hitless wonders after Sox vs Yankees win
Chicago White Sox defeat New York 7 to 4 replying to the charge of being hitless wonders. Ray Keating credited with a tough loss as Chicago bats erupt early and late while Yankees commit four errors in a bid for a comeback.
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