Yale Wins Rubber Game from Tigers
Yale defeated Princeton at the Polo Grounds 4 to 3 in the rubber game of the series. Yale clinched the win in a closely contested matchup between the two universities.
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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
6
Yale defeated Princeton at the Polo Grounds 4 to 3 in the rubber game of the series. Yale clinched the win in a closely contested matchup between the two universities.
Yale defeats Princeton in a hard fought baseball game as Hunter drives the winning run with a single in the eighth. Legore’s accurate tosses and Yale’s timely bunting sustain the rally while both teams feature strong defense and sharp plays throughout the tense contest.
Cornell closes the season with a 4 to 5 victory over Pennsylvania as Sutterby delivers a two-run hit in the ninth and Whitney Gordon bunts set up the go ahead runs amid late errors by Wallace. No scoring until the fifth inning as Cornell overcomes a three-run Penn lead to win.
Chicago June 16 Boston Braves win first of season over Chicago as Pitcher Pierce limits the Cubs and Ty ler disrupts rallies. Fielder noting errors and trades, Zimmerman fouled after a slide, while detailed scoring and lineups appear in the report from the game.
Old Master Mathewson and his ailing left shoulder returned for the Giants in Cincinnati. In twelve innings, New York won 8 to 3 as McGraw’s men rallied late to take the extra frame. Rube Renton started for the Reds, but left after a rough twelfth inning as the Giants broke the deadlock.
Pirates beat the Phillies 2 to 1 in Philadelphia as a sixth inning single, sacrifice and error produced the winning run. Neibolt opened Philadelphia’s scoring in the second with a single and stole second before Gibson’s wild throw and Luderus’s RBI. Collins’ triple and Wagner’s grounder tied the game in the fourth. Harmon and Chalmers pitched well for Pittsburgh.
Boston scores four runs in the fourth inning to defeat Cleveland 4 to 4. Morton is touched for the inning tally as Boston uses two passes two singles and Hobjitell’s double to pull ahead. Jackson suffers a head knock in the first, but is later cleared by a physician as non serious.
National League American League and Federal League results listed. Yesterday New York Cleveland Boston Chicago and others noted. Standings show Pittsburgh Chicago Washington Detroit Cleveland and New York atop different leagues with mixed records.
Lee Meadows struggled for five innings as Brooklyn failed to overcome St. Louis. The Cardinals won 4 to 2 as Griner and Appleton were roughed, with Brooklyn scoring early and later faltering against a sharper St. Louis pitching effort.
The Kansas City Feds defeated Baltimore to seal a second consecutive victory in a baseball game. The report includes scattered OCR errors but confirms the Kansas City win in the American Association context.
Senators toppled the White Sox 5 to 2 to close the series, powering past Johnson as Russell drew heavy ire. The readable lines show a baseball recap with limited legible details and scattered player names.
The Tip Tops beat the Pitts burch Rebels 3 to 2 at Washington Park. Chaude Cooper drove in Grover Land with a seventh inning double, while Tom Seaton limited Newark to five hits in a rough fourth inning.
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Providence 3 Newark 1 shown among league results and a broad catalog ad. The page lists racing results, clothing prices for serges, Norfolks, knickers and suits from $18 to $38, noting wool, fast color fabrics and knitwear, with store placements on Broadway and Fifth Avenue.
Eight men remain in the metropolitan lawn tennis singles at Bronzeville on clay courts as Lovibond Le Roy Beekman Inman Washburn Reimer Ward and Clare advance toward the semi finals. Doubles contenders Beekman-Throckmorton Grant-Smith Hackett-Merrill Hall also reach the round before semis while Pedro the groundkeeper keeps play moving amid rain concerns. Lovibond upset Rosenbaum 6-3 6-4 as Le Roy outlasted Grant in three sets 4-6 6-1 6-2 and Inman beat Graves 2-6 6-2 6-4 with Washburn defeating Rogers 7-5 6-1. Reimer edged Wood 6-4 5-4 before time ran long.
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