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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
13
New York Giants outslug Pittsburgh 5 to 1 as Mathewson dominates with six hits allowed. Hyatt's seventh inning homer saves the shutout bid, Merkle adds a two-run shot in the eighth, and Bridwell shines in fielding. Byrne leads Pirates with three safeties amid a tense sixth inning confrontation with umpire Algier.
In Cleveland on June 15 the New York Yankees moved to first place by beating the Cleveland Naps 3 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Cy Young fanned nine but took the loss as Russell Ford stymied the visitors with six scattered hits and only one strikeout. Ford drove in the first run with a third inning triple and Gardner followed with a single. Chase and Laporte added hits in the seventh leading to an insurance score, with Ford and Stovall adding a three-base hit and a later run scoring. The Naps could mount little offense, only threatening briefly in the second inning before Cree’s catch ended the frame. Time 1:50. Umpires Perrine and O'Loughlin.
In Washington Park Brooklyn Superbas edged Chicago Cubs 3 to 2 after fourteen innings. Barger pitched brilliantly and hit twice, driving in the winning run as McElveen scored on Barger's double. Hummel, McElveen and Burch starred in the field, with steady defense keeping Chicago at bay.
Smith drives a ball over Dannenhower’s head for a two run homer in the eighth inning to give Pennsylvania a 2 to 1 victory over Cornell at Franklin Field. Cavanaugh allowed two strikes on Smith with two outs before the homer, as Magner and Shultz made notable plays for Penn while Dannenhower and Williams pitched for Cornell. Final score 2-1 in favor of Pennsylvania.
The Vagrant, a schooner yacht built for Harold Vanderbilt of New York, was launched today at Bristol. The vessel combines cruising and racing features and is entered in the Atlantic Yacht Club Ocean Race from New York to Bermuda on Syne.
Alfred De Oro, the three cue billiard champion, defeated Johnny Kling at Dorie's academy last night 125 to Sl. De Oro posted a long run of 18 innings and a top score of 7. Thomas Siuston, a former pool champion, will face the billiard ace tonight.
Boston wins 6 to 3 over Detroit at home as Mullin struggles. Stanage hits a two run homer with Simmons on base, and Gardner Engle and Karger contribute. Karger allowed several hits and Stanage adds six RBIs while Mullin yields the loss.
A sixteen inning tieleft Philadelphia and Cincinnati at three runs apiece in a pitchers duel. Rowan held the Phillies to five singles and four walks with no hits after the ninth. Moore and McQuillan each worked eight innings. Knabe and Moran were ejected in the tenth for disputing a decision.
Williams and Holy Cross battled to a 2 2 eight inning tie in Williamstown. The game ended early as both sides scored with fielding standout plays by Hamilton, Craig, and D Mahoney. Errors by Cawley and Sweeney aided Williams, with Davis pitching for Holy Cross and J Maners for Williams in a tense defensive matchup.
Amherst defeated Brown 2 to 1 in Amherst today before a large crowd of commencement visitors. Kane and Henry hit to drive in the two Amherst runs after a misplay at the plate, while Brown tallied in the seventh when Staff singled, stole second, moved to third on a sacrifice, and scored on Mansur's stumble at first.
Jersey City defeated Newark 4 to 3 in Newark. Mueller pitched well until the seventh. Skeeters broke through, scoring two in the seventh and two in the eighth. Key moments include home run by Deininger and two-base hit by Clement. Attendance 2,500.
Toronto RHE and Montreal clash recorded with scoring lines and player batteries Keefe Curtis McGinley McAllister. Umpires Kelly and Stafford officiated.
Chicago wins 4 to 3 over Philadelphia in a marathon fourteen inning game. Winning run scores on a base on balls to Purtell aided by sacrifice hits from Mullen and Browne and Zelder. Notable players include Hartsel Payne and Gandil for Chicago and Doughty Oldring and Collins for Philadelphia.
In Baltimore R H E Baltimore scored four runs in the seventh inning to defeat Providence 8 to 4. Donnelly Matley and Byers powered the offense while Lawg ender, Thompson and Fitzgerald shared pitching duties. Umpires Murray and Byron called the game.
Motors contest along Long Island endures brutal sand and mud sections. Montauk Light to Southampton and back tests 44 entrants from Madison Square with three Atlanta finishers leading a fleet of rugged autos. Officials from Columbia University and the Motor Contest Association review times and penalties as crews recount grueling 36 hour stretches and dramatic recoveries.
Yale and Princeton baseball teams meet at American League Park to decide the annual series and championship. Yale holds one win after a 4 to 2 victory in New Haven. Princeton won 6 to 1 at Princeton. Tommers to pitch for Yale against Steve White. First pitch at 3:3 oclock.
At Brookline Massachusetts June 15 the annual Brookline Country Club meeting opened at Clyde Park. In the final stretch Robert G. narrowly defeated King of Bashan in a close sprint after a big field raced under the sun. Jockey H Leach rode Robert G. as several races produced leading times and notable upsets.
Telegraph despatch from Tripuney Penchkeepsie June 3 reports heavy training for multiple college crews. Columbia varsity and freshman eights staged a two mile race. Gardner nearly sank after a capsize. Rice led upstream drills for ten miles. Syracuse pursued a fast forward pace while Pennsy crews practiced upstream and to Milton. Georgetown regatta hopes dashed as target No 6 was removed from the bridge course.
Strong south wind at Thames and Broadview Conn on June 13 kept Yale crews off for afternoon practice. Two vanity fours led by Tate raced upstream for a mile with a one length win. Varsity and freshman eights logged three miles upstream and back, splitting before the clubhouse as the varsity pressed to 34 strokes. Broadview reports the varsity eight rowing upstream from the bridge with a 23 percent distance, while the freshman eased through the last two miles.
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