Tesreau Still On Trail Of Pirates
Giants pitcher Tesreau held Pirates to five hits in a 2-0 victory. Joe Kelley spoiled a near no hit bid with two out in the ninth before Tesreau fanned him. Dave Robertson and outfielders impressed as New York drew over eight thousand fans.
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Max Carey
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Silk O'Loughlin Despotic Umpire at Polo Grounds
Two rooters debated which league umpire was most despotic at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Silk O Loughlin drew ire for stern calls when a player claimed a pitched ball hit him, and the doctor later said the arm was broken though the player insisted the ball never touched him per O Loughlin.
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Tip Tops Lose In A Slugging Match
The Tip Tops fell 15 to 12 to the Miners in twelve innings at the Miners field. Brooklyn jumped to a late rally, but St Louis hitters pummeled the mound for eight runs in the final frame to seal the win. Davenport and Houck pitched for Brooklyn, while Miner and Brown shared duties for St Louis in a wild, high scoring affair.
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Inirer
Alderson
van Sickle
Cleveland Cubs Third Straight Win Over Washington
Cleveland defeated Washington for the third straight time by a score likely around four to two with pitcher Bill Steen winning and contributing a run. Ayres started for Washington and was relieved late. Wood and others collected hits for Cleveland while multiple players scored, including Chapman. The game featured a lengthy pitching duel and several defensive plays.
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Pittsburg Rebels Triumph In Ten Inning Upset
In Chicago on June II the Pittsburgh Rebels rallied in the tenth, scoring three runs to Chicago Feds two, winning 4 to 3. Oakes delivered a pivotal three-base hit guiding the late rally, with Dickson, Berry, Watson, and Wilron contributing in a tense extra frame.
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Turn Tables on Cubs In High Scoring Brooklyn Start
The Brooklyn Superbas seized a four run first inning but Cincinnati Reds rallied to win 7 to 4 at Ebbets Field. Yingling and Allen started for Cincinnati while Reulbach faced the challenge turning the tide with key homers from Clark and Bates.
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Nap slugger Jackson to miss a month of action
June 16 Joe Jackson of the Nap team will be out for about a month. Nap physician Dr Castie ordered him to bed today due to water on the knee. He had not played in three days and is expected to recover within weeks.
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Athletics Profit by Passes and Errors in Chicago Loss
Philadelphia won 10 to 7 here as Chicago made five errors and issued many walks. Russell and Wolfgang teed off on the mound, while Shawkey retired in a belated White Sox rally in the ninth, producing four runs on five singles and a sacrifice.
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Falkenberg a Puzzle to Buffalo Federals
Indianapolis opened the series with a 2 to 1 victory here as McKeehnie starred at the plate. Falkenberg pitched for Buffalo and battles with Batting, while Hutaion and Hatteries combined for the defensible innings.
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Baseball Standings and Results in Four Leagues
Ames to-day reports standings and results across four leagues with Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Boston showing varied scores and team positions. The update highlights interleague matchups and current win totals amid scattered outcomes.
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Gilmore Predicts Big Federal Raid On Players
Chicago June 15 An audience from lawyers suggests giving a club ten days notice to leave contracts could void them. More than forty players from National and American leagues seek Federal League spots. Hal Chase notified Chicago officials he would leave the White Sox in ten days. Federal League HQ says Chase likely to join Buffalo within forty nights.
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Hal Chase
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Chase
Federal League
Buffalo
Red Sox Shut Out Browns in Third Straight Win
Boston edge St Louis 2 to 0 as Foster dominates on the mound. Speaker scores on an error and Lewis adds a second on a double. Line shows sparse reads but confirms Boston victory and key players Foster, Speaker, Lewis.
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Leary
Woster
Waren
Wellman
Walker
Avalanche of runs as Newark routs Buffalo in IL ballpark
Newark thrashed Buffalo 19 to 0 in an International League game, setting a league season high in runs. Kraft slugged a grand slam and two triples plus a homer as Eddie Zimmerman added a third inning homer and Newark piled up hits for the record victory.
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Burnle
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Fime
Toronto Beats Skeeters 13 to 3 in Jersey City
Toronto had an easy win over Jersey City with 16 hits totaling 45 bases. Williams was knocked out in the third inning as Toronto stormed ahead to a 13 to 3 victory led by strong hitting and solid pitching amid the bustling ballpark action.
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Coveleskie Delivers Shutout As Yankees Slump Deepens
Detroit shuts out New York 8 to 0 as Coveleskie hurls seven scoreless frames and completes the win while Frank Chance receives an indefinite suspension for his handshake incident with Chill. Ray Fisher pitched well in relief for Detroit, striking out eight but enduring costly errors by his infield. Burns and Stanage spark the decisive late frame with Coveleskie’s double driving in key runs.
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Phillies Rally Falls Short to Cardinals in Ninth
Philadelphia faded in the ninth as St. Louis held on for a 4 to 3 victory. Mayer yielded the decisive hit while errors aided the visitor, and Huggins left the field with a leg injury in the sixth. Perritt struck out Burns for the final out after a late Philadelphia rally.
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