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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1912

Page

2

Donlin And His Bat Too Much For Giants

Mike Donlin led a Pittsburgh attack at the Polo Grounds as the Pirates beat the Giants 5 to 4. Donlin slugged a triple a double and two singles in five at bats driving in four runs and sparking a late rally that overwhelmed New York despite a ninth inning Giants surge.

Mike Donlin Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Molo Grounds Great Brush Stadium Dionlin Otix Crandall Pittsburgh Max Carey Donlin Aris Shafer Arthur Wretcher Otis Nerapdall Larry Doyle Fred Merkle Crandall Fred Fe Block Devore Doyle Merkle Snodgrass Murray Meyers Hans Wagner Mewarthy Cran- Gall Otis Tater Byrne Cater Bobby Joontin Josh Devore Fred Snodgrass Arthur Fletcher Goddess of Luck Cammitt Carey Hines Fletcher Mike Ai Tingle Otis Crandall Miller Wilson McCarthy Kelly Hendrix Smoky City Becker de Henca Mans Wagner Lyre Dolin Tid Byrne Herzog Wagner New York Josh

Luck Favors the Reds Defeat Braves in Hard-Bitten Win

The Reds beat the Braves 6 to 3 despite being outhit and outfielded. Bagby was released by Cincinnati management and left to join the Montgomery Southern League team. The game featured Boston’s opportunistic hitting and several defensive miscues shaping a tight nine inning affair.

Boston Xine Meus Braves Bagby Cincinnata Montgomery Peseher Mitchell Jouer Ian Goway

Indians Take Both Games Beat Providence in Newark

The Newark and Providence doubleheader ended with the Indians taking both games 8 to 2 and 4 to 1. Seymour Collins and W Zimmermann sparked Newark’s defense and timely hitting as rain fell. Stine and Swadina delivered key rallies, while McDermott and Batley contributed in support as Providence pitchers struggled in both contests.

Providence

Buffalo and Montreal baseball results from varied leagues

Regional box scores list Buffalo defeating Montreal and mention multiple leagues. It covers New York League results with Binghamton and Albany, American Association results including Indianapolis and Louisville, Connecticut League scores for Holyoke and Hartford, and scattered Pittsburgh and New York box details with player names and inferences of home runs and errors.

New York Binghamton Flinira Albany Troy Utlea-Syracuse Wilkes-Barre-Scranton Molyoke Hartford Holyoke Waterbury Springfield Bridgeport New Maven

Northen's Long Drive Seals Brooklyn Victory Over Cardinals

A late long drive by Hub Northen for the Brooklyn Superbas captures an 11 inning win at Washington Park, 5 to 4 over the St. Louis Cardinals. Northen's deep line drive scores Tooley from second for the decisive run as the game swings through a rain dampened, error filled affair with heroic pitching and multiple leads by both teams.

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Skeeters split doubleheader with Jersey City in misty afternoon

In Jersey City a doubleheader yielded a 9 0 Orioles win in game one and an 8 10 percent margin in game two as the Skeeters and ex-captains divided honors. Timely hits powered Baltimore's six consecutive victory past Jersey City.

Curtis High Defeats Newtown High For Public Schools Playoff

Curtis High School of Staten Island defeated Newtown High 4 to 2 on Curtis Field to stay alive for the Public Schools Athletic League final. Kirby and Morton shined on the mound with seven strikeouts and no walks, while Kieren barely cleared center for a decisive home run.

Curtis Newtown High Curtis High School Staten Island Public Schools Athletic League Newtown High School Curtis Field Long Island Kirby Morton Newtown Kieren

Blood Red Rain Terrifies Thames Valley Observees

In 1870 a red rain washed over Thames Valley towns turning lakes and ditches to a bloody sheen. A physician examined canal water under a microscope and found countless red animals in rapid activity, yet locals viewed the phenomenon as a dire omen rather than mere science.

Thames Valley London Chronicle

Yankees Lose By A Run As Prized Rookie Shines On Mound

St Louis Browns beat the Yankees 2 to 1 at American League Park as ayoung lefty pitcher held New York to seven hits. Ford yielded three singles in the ninth, while Pratt and Compton contributed two safeties each. Wallaces three hits and a driving run highlighted the Yankees offense, but timely St Louis hits and fielding preserved the lead.

Pittsburgh New York Towle Fretcher Merkie Crandall Pittaburah Becker St. Louis Russel Ford St. Louis Browns Runneersxary Yankee Tranditon Yankees Maralton Sweeney Mysterio St Louis Howev Robby Wallace Mapagetia Worties Pratt Compton Swans Asleee Ford Birdie Cree Jratt Alan Bnnter Hartzell Hamilton Stowall Hartnett Merifes Stump Chase Austin Shotton Compton Zinn Tose Ford Hogan Pond Walkes Driv Sweety Arta Bette Teo Hase Compton Haeritie Stir Austin Gardnar Ard Chase State Comber Oh Talie of Marien Poni Mamilton Vingiees Wagan Lanehll

Red Sox widen the breach in series win

The Red Sox beat the White Sox 4 to 1 in the second game of the series, extending their lead to two games. Carrigan was hit in the eye by a pitched ball and had to retire. Boston honored manager Jake Stahl with a silver chest at the gate.

White Sox Tod Carrigan Jake Stahl Hoston Club Chicago Norton Abe H Abel Hooper Whenersoe Nat Wwe Rien Torle Hlwen Wale Mena & Tine Unipiroe Piven Merida

Coombs Mows Tigers In Detroit Debacle

In a rough Detroit debut, Take was hammered as Philadelphia pitchers dominated. Coombs yielded a homer, Oklahoma strikeouts, and late runs led to an 8 to 1 Philadelphia victory. Strunk and Baker accounted for key hits as Detroit trailed early and never recovered. Continuous scoring, poor fielding, and defensive miscues sealed the loss for the Tigers.

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Senators Keep It Up In Narrow Cleveland Victory

The Washington Senators extended their 16 game win streak by defeating the Cleveland Naps for the third time in a row. They moved into a tie for second with the White Sox and closed in on Boston as Walter Johnson may start tomorrow to complete a Western trip. The win came after Washington trailed early, with Cleveland producing 11 hits off Cash ton through seven innings before Groom and the bullpen shut them down.

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Paulist Club Wins Relay at Great Neck Athletic Day

Paulist Athletic Club with Ward brothers of Manhattan College Prep won the one mile handicap relay at Great Neck Long Island track day. Knights of Saint Anthony and Irish American Athletic Club runners also posted strong showings in distance and field events amid an all-day amateur meet delayed from Memorial Day.

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Timely Bits Of Sport From a Busy Baseball and Boxing Page

The piece surveys the Pirates Western road trip and Boston Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn schedules, the Yankees home stand after a rough Western swing, and a U S League expansion via Cincinnati with new park plans. It notes Joe Agter sale to Atlanta, Rixey signing with the Phillies, and Clark Griffith versus Rixey for the Virginia star. It covers stadium opens, Fourth of July plans, Lancaster transfer to Atlanta City, debates on baseball slavery, and six-city U S league ambitions. It also previews Garden Athletic Club boxing with Palzer Wells and Ritchie Burns, plus a 42 round card in late June with Kennedy Dorr McKayne and more.

Rixey University of Virginia Phillies Clark Griffith Washington Senators Rigler Virginia Federation of American Motorcyclists Stadium New Brighton Beach Garden Athletic Club Albert Palzer Bombadier Welle Garden Matt Wells England Tureday Packy McFarland Willie Ritchie Ad Wolkast Mike Gibbons St. Paul Sid Burns Severtny Billy Gibson Jim Stewart Tom Kennedy Phil Cros Wile Beecher Kennedy Joe Dorr Fred McKayne Roy Simes Tommykins

Monster Carpet Prompts Referee for Johnson Flynn Bout

Chicago sports writer Bratsa was chosen as referee for the Johnson versus Flynn heavyweight title clash set for Las Vegas. The piece notes a record size carpet and big plans, mentioning a conference with Jack Dempsey dimensions and a London Globe report.

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