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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
2
The Yankees failed to punch through as White Sox built a commanding early lead and held on 5 to 0. Key miscues and baserunning blunders hampered New York with McConnell hit hard, Weaver and Schulz strong for Chicago, while Chase and Sweeney stood out for the Sox in a lopsided decision.
Stevens defeated Rutgers 4 to 2 at Castle Point Field in the second game of the series. The early innings produced few hits until Rutgers tied in the fourth. In the eighth, Captain Tamwoodell cleared the bases with a centerfield wallop, driving in Johnson and Jackel.
Pittsburgh defeats Brooklyn 6 to 4 as Fred Clarke delivers a pivotal pinch hit in the ninth inning. Clarke's two base drive followed by timely hits helps the Pirates overcome Nap Rucker and relievers, with George Cutshaw starring with two triples and three hits. Cooper finishes strong as Pittsburgh seals the win.
Pennsylvania defeated Swarthmore 5 to 2 as bunched first inning hits sparked the win. N Tarbell pitched well for Pennsylvania but faced hard luck on several hits. Sayre shut down Swarthmore after the opening frame with strong fielding and timely plays.
Union edged Norwich 2 to 1 before about fifteen hundred fans as Hummer scattered six Norwich hits and Neuman captained Union after the game. Neuman belted two homers in succession, with Rowe and other players contributing in a windy, error prone day of play.
In a foggy June showdown Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 5 to 4 aided by three stolen bases and timely hits. Don Dolan singled and stole second, Becker scored on a single, and Howley and Laberi added runs as the Phillies rallied in the fifth. Brown and Seaton pitched well, with key defensive plays and a late run surge securing the victory.
In a late season baseball thriller, St Louis edged Boston 8 to 7 after eleven innings. Winko delivered the winning single following two singles and a sacrifice to load the bases. Kenetchy drove in two runs and scored four, hitting a homer, a triple, and two singles in six at-bats. Boston led early but could not connect with Hexx’s delivery until the seventh. The game featured five St Louis pitchers to Boston’s three, with Keore delivering important hits and late drama at Busch Stadium.
Yale crews practiced on the Thames at night under Captain Snowden who said the remaining time before the race will be light. No more time rows over the four mile course, with just enough work to keep the crew in condition.
Philadelphia defeated St Louis 19 to 6 for their fifteenth consecutive win. Mitchell started for St Louis and was ordered from the game in the fifth for protesting a call. Wellman relieved. Philadelphia hitters led by Strunk and Johnston, while Brown and teammates struggled to contain the onslaught. Umpires Ferguson and Dineen officiated.
Boston opened with a fast start in the first inning as Hoxton singled home Gregg for a 1 0 lead, but Cleveland answered and the final score stood 7 2. Boston out hit the visitors though, with strong plays from Collins and LaJoie. Steen earned the win in relief of Carr, while OReilly and Verdun contributed for Cleveland.
In Rochester Buffalo dominates the opening game with key plays from Hatteries Fuller welder Gowdy and Jackstisch as Rochester fails to score early in the match up. The scoreline shows Buffalo seizing control from the start and extending their lead throughout the innings.
Telecaph reporting from Chicago notes Marquard pitched eight innings before faltering, Cubs rallying to beat the Giants 3 to 2 in the tenth. Phelan delivered the deciding single with two out after a sequence including Archer and Humphries errors and a late Cubs defense.
Partial game results from several leagues shown with scattered team names and figures. Mentions Wilkes-Barre, Syracuse, Indianapolis, Toledo, Covington, Chicago and general tallies like 12 and 110 innings. Overall data appears fragmentary and OCR distorted.
NY at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Boston at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Cincinnati headline today. Yesterday results show Cincinnati, Boston, Pitt, NY with several close scores. standings list St. Louis and New York near top in the National League while Chicago trails in the American League. Today’s schedule features Chicago at New York and other key matchups across the leagues.
Jersey City was beaten by Providence 7 to 0 at West Side Park. Rhode Islanders used a strong batting surge and steady pitching to rout the Skeeters, with Thompson and Bailey highlighted by early hits and solid support from the defense.
Newark defeated Baltimore 6 to 2 as the Indians pulled away after a 2-2 tie in the sixth. Swacina scored on Myers's center and Zimmerman sac fly, with Barger, Higgins, and Dalton driving in runs later. Newark surged in the eighth to seal the victory behind timely hits and aggressive base running.
Phillip Smith of Leicester Mass was elected Bowdoin track captain at Brunswick. He is the sole Bowdoin man to hold a place in the New England Intercollegiate meet at Cambridge and qualified in the broad jump.
West Newton Mass June 1 Mrs Ronald J Barlow of Merion CC Philadelphia maintained her lead in the second round of the Women’s Eastern golf championship at Brae Burn CC finishing 36 holes at 1m. Rival Mare Curtis of Country Club was two strokes behind with 297 for two days, ahead of Philadelphia's Mrs Clarence Vanderbeck and Miss Marriott S Curtis. The event drew a small New York contingent and featured windy play with several traps and water hazards affecting key holes.
Joseph FA Magan, real name of the pugilist known as Jack Cre, filed a bankruptcy petition in the United States Court today. He lists assets at 10,087 dollars and liabilities at 9,000 dollars.
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