Pirates Beat Giants At Polo Grounds In Heavy Loss
Pirates defeated the Giants 6 to 1 at the Polo Grounds before about twelve thousand. Howard Camnitz pitched superbly for Pittsburgh while Larry Doyle homered for the Giants and Bobby Byrne added a drive in the eighth. Giants received only one other scoring chance as Camnitz and superb defense stifled New York’s bats.
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Reds Turn the Tables Defeat Braves Easily on Hess's Poor Outing
June 14 Cincinnati wins 7 to 8 over Boston as Hess weakens on the mound. Sweeney and Gowdy contribute, while Meek and Kirkerho add plate appearances. Errors and timely hits tilt the game in the Reds' favor. double plays noted and umpires listed.
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Baseball Standings Across Three Leagues This Week
National League results show New York defeating Pittsburgh to 6 1 while St Louis pounded Chicago, Brooklyn edged by Philadelphia as Cincinnati and others chase tops. American League standings list Boston Cleveland Detroit Chicago and New York in pursuit with varied recent scores. International games include Rochester and Toronto in twogame sets and Buffalo beating Montreal as New Jersey teams play Newark and Providence.
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Superbas Rally Past Cardinals In Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn Superbas rally to defeat St Louis Cardinals 2 1 in a high scoring game at Washington Park. Nap Rucker struck out four and Zach Wheat went four for four as Brooklyn built a late lead. Bresnahan’s mound staff mixed in and out with Howell losing the only reliever blow. Oaken and Konetchy provided sparks for the Superbas while Bresnahan faced several pitchers in a varied display.
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Foul Breaks Owens Ankle In Cubs Phillies Tilt
In a hard fought Philadelphia game the Cubs defeated the Phillies 7 to 6 in eight innings when a foul off Downey fractured Owens ankle. Downey, Archer, and Sailor produced key hits as Chicago bats rallied. Umpire crew attended the injury. Downey and Cravath homered, while Seaton and Wallace worked on the mound for Philadelphia and Chicago respectively. New Britain exits the league after a Waterbury transfer. other results include Syracuse over Utica and Harrisburg over Allentown in nearby circuits.
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Taft Plans Washington Visit for Senators Home Game
United States President Taft will attend a Washington Senators game against the Philadelphia champions. The enthusiastic crowd expected to fill the venue near capacity as lawmakers promise to attend and support the team after its recent victories.
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Brown Beaten as Conzelman Shuts Cornell In Slugless Tilt
Brown pitchers Conzelman and strong fielding quieted Cornell as the Brunians won 4 to 1. Nisbet started for Cornell and was met with two strong Brown relievers, while Hills and Bitler produced the lone Cornell runs. Behrick, Nash, and Durgin contributed for Brown as Conzelman closed out the game with runners on base in the ninth.
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Indians Make Hits Count In Newark Victory Over Providence
Newark defeated Providence 2 to 0 as Grays pitching held the visitors to seven safeties. Collins, Seymour, Zimmerman and McCarty figured among the key plays with solid defense backing the win, while Lafitte limited the Indians to timely hits. Umpires Murray and a substitute officiated as the game closed in Newark.
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Skeeters Slugging Loss to Baltimore on Home Ground
Skeeters fell 10 to 2 to Baltimore at Sermey Hy yesterday afternoon as Baltimore pitcher Shanker limited Skeeters to multiple lapses. McHale started for Skeeters and was hammered, while Baltimore built a sizeable lead with five triples and disciplined defense.
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Baseball Title Hangs Charges of Professionalism in Big School Game
The Curtis High School of Staten Island and Commercial High School of Brooklyn postponed the Public Schools Athletic League final at American Ly Park after charges of professionalism against Fallon of Commercial. The decision awaits investigation to determine forfeiture or continuation. Nearby New England League results show Lawrence beating Brock 10 to 3 in 10 innings.
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Senators Triumph Over Naps In High-Scoring West Coast Game
Washington Senators slugged 20 hits to beat the Cleveland Naps and extend their winning streak to a 15th game on Somera Park. Tom Hughes pitched well after a rocky third inning as Washington scored repeatedly, while Cleveland’s bullpen struggled and fielding miscues aided the rally. The Blues’ Doch McBride and Gandil contributed solid defense and timely hits as the Senators outscored Th to Minnding.
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Yankees Rally Past Browns In Ten Inning Classic
The New York Yankees overcame a tough start with a late surge, tying in the ninth and winning 7 to 5 in ten innings. Guy Zinn slugged a decisive homer in the tenth, as Gardner and Hartzell added runs, while the Browns faded after Fisher and Brown struggled on the mound. St. Louis led 4-1 early before New York rallied with timely hits and aggressive baserunning.
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Tigers Rally In Ninth Beats Athletics 4 3
Detroit tops Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Moriarty and Gainer spark a ninth inning rally with Gainer’s triple and Moriarty’s infield hit. Erroneous runs by Philadelphia’s Errore account for two of the three Athletics runs in a tightly played game. Cobb’s plate retirement of Oldring is a highlight amid the tense ninth.
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Harvard Crew Sets Four Mile Thames Time Record
Harvard varsity eight equalled Yale’s 1888 four mile Thames record at 29 minutes 19 seconds despite upstream rowing and heavy harbor swell. Yale later rowed four miles in 22 minutes 3 seconds under less favorable conditions with Denman out briefly and Mugbee taking his seat. Yale may switch to an American boat as the English shell proved less easy to handle. Visitors included Pa Ame football figures and reunion classmates.
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