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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1915
Page
6
June 12 Giants lose to Cardinals 5 to 1 as Jee Meadows, wearing glasses, hurls effectively despite questions about sight. Cardinals rally in the seventh and seve nth to clinch the win behind timely sticks from Burns, Doles, and Miller.
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In Pittsburgh on June 12 the Pirates defeated the Boston nine by a score that featured eight runs in the seventh inning. Boston collected all their runs via eight hits and a hit batsman, while Eagan was effective except in the sixth as three singles and a balk produced Pittsburgh’s tallies.
The St. Louis Feds defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 1 in an errorless game. Mowry held the visitors to one run, driving in Burghammer with a first inning double after a walk. Score by innings is listed in the report.
Cincinnati Reds overpower Brooklyn Superbas 8 to 1 in a decisive game. King Lear led Cincinnati’s offense with strong pitching and timely hits. Killifer and Daubert fueled the offense with multiple hits while Groh and O‘Mara contributed key plays. Brooklyn's pitching struggled as Cadore and others faltered early and late.
Bill Upham pitched a two hit shutout bid through nine innings as the Tip Tops defeated the Newark Feds 1 to 0 at Washington Park. Marty Moran kept Brooklyn in the game with sharp pitching but the lone run came in the third when Upham moved to third on a double by Cooper and Magee then drove in Upham. Both Moran and Moran held steady after that, with Moran allowing the run and Upham retiring the side in order in the final frames.
In Troy on June 12 Manhattan College beat Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 6 to 4 amid a lackluster contest. Manhattan pitchers and fielding struggled while hitters Farrell and Ferris were short of control. J Houlihan was injured after a line drive, rushed to hospital. Owens and M OConnor homered as the win built late.
New York games today at St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati. Results yesterday show St Louis 8 New York 5 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 1 and Boston 4 Cleveland 3. National American and Federal league standings list New York Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Pittsburgh and Brooklyn with varied win totals and percentages.
Philadelphia beat Chicago 5 to 0 as Mayer held the Cubs to two hits, Sailer and Fisher each notching one. Chicago pitchers Pierce Zabel and Standridge allowed 17 hits for a 26 total. Schulte injured an ankle while running to first base.
Toronto completes a deal to obtain Morris Rath, third baseman, from the Kansas City American Association club. Manager Shay confirmed the sale on June 12 in Kansas City, Missouri, with Rath set to join Toronto in the International League.
Results from yesterday show Providence 8 Jersey City 4, Newark 10 Richmond 1, Buffalo 4 Rochester 0, Buffalo 2 Rochester 1, Toronto 10 Monteral. Standings list Buffalo 21 14 618 and Toronto 18 20 474 with teams like Rochester and Buffalo cited in the table.
The Indian team defeated Richmond in Newark by 10 to 1 continuing their winning streak. Errors, aggressive base running, and late misplays spurred Newark’s offense, while Richmond’s Erman held firm until the ninth inning. Key incidents included a disputed call leading to suspensions, a wild throw aiding Newark’s big inning, and heavy contact at the plate during a rough sixth.
Scattered scores show Newingtem and New England League results with multiple teams including Lewlten and Teal American Association standings. Ambiguous names and broken OCR text obscure precise outcomes but indicate several 1 to 18 point results and cross-league tallies across colonial and regional circuits.
Kansas City Feds defeat the Whales 6 to 4 in a rain soaked contest. Brennan entered for a late substitution in the fourth, as heavy hits spurred the winning rally. In a separate golf event at Yountakah Country Club, J. Perr mutter won medal play handicap with 1-24 67, leading a field of club members.
Providence beats Jersey City 4 to 1 as King Wild pitches poorly leading to seven runs across seven innings. Rues doubled in the second to start a Skeeters rally, Barry tripled, and Wright drove in runs before Providence sealed the victory with a late four-run inning.
Commonwealth Club of Upper Montclair beat Englewood Field Club to snap a second amateur league win. Harnwell led visitors with four hits in four trips, Rhodes cleared a center field ball for a homer, and Howells allowed eight hits while fanning ten.
Ventura the New York Yacht Club s fifty owning commodore George F Baker Jr wins a special ten knot race after a 21 mile course from Mott's Point. Grayling is second, Samari third, Spartan fourth in a tight finish timed by the regatta committee aboard the steam yacht Viking.
Crescent Athletic Club lacrosse players routed the Western Lacrosse Association of Ontario at Bay Ridge with a 10 to 4 victory. The game was lopsided, Crescent controlling from start to finish as they tallied at will and displayed a dominant offense.
A benefit golf contest at Fox Hills Club organized by Forest Hill Field Club raised 133 for David Honeyman after a recent automobile accident. More than 300 members played as scores, ties, and first round club championship results were reported, with Beel and Linnet leading in Class A and a three-way tie in the second division.
As hot weather nears, key matches loom before the season ends. Yonkers versus the Germans and Brooklyn Celtics versus Rangers highlight afternoon play, with Clarke's Athletic Field in Kearny the cup tie site and EB Creighton officiating. Greenwich Country Club hosts a golf event with medal play and scores reported for the Greenwich mix.
Yale controlled most of the nine innings in a Tigers alumni day clash by limiting Princeton to a lone first inning run. Way pitched effectively after a rough start, allowing eight hits but issuing no walks. Middlebrook delivered a key two run hit and Easton Wildcats sacrifice set up the late scoring, as Yale won 2 1.
Cornell bunched eight of ten hits in the fourth and fifth innings to defeat Colgate 7 to 2 at Percy Field. Johnson allowed seven hits while fanning fourteen, earning credit for the win as Cornell seniors made a strong varsity debut. Colgate had a brief four-hit burst in the fourth before Johnson settled down, Robinson of Colgate made a spectacular running catch, and Went pitched well for Colgate.
Chicago plans to dedicate its new motor speedway next Saturday with a 500 mile race. Trial heats will trim entrants to twenty seven. Entries include Earl Cooper Ralph De Palma Barney Oldfield Dario Resta Willie Haupt Otto Henning and others. The oval track sits two miles with a three foot pit area and a wooden track surface recently completed.
Harvard shut out the Quakers 4 to 0 in a lively game at Philadelphia. Mahan starred for Harvard with a home run and key hits, while Reed and Abbots contributed, helping Harvard extend its lead late as Penn tied up efforts but failed to score against strong Crimson pitching.
Brown defeats Holy Cross 8 to 4 in a late rally sparked by McCarthy's strong pitching and clean Brown hits. Holy Cross, led by Crowell, start strong but falter on defense as Brown gains four runs in the ninth, adding to earlier scoring from a fourth inning er or pass and timely hits.
New London Conn June 1 Harvard varsity eight raced a four mile course upstream in a brisk wind finishing in 22 03 with the freshman and second eights close behind The Yale varsity eight reportedly posted a notable time another crew said to be among its best in years The race began at the railroad with Yale leading early and Harvard rallying to win by a small margin amid steady 29 stroke cadence throughout
Vermont’s nine defeated Middlebury in an afternoon exhibition slate. Shortstop Appendicitis provided the notable moment as the Burlington crowd watched the contest unfold in a brisk, engaging display of college baseball.
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