Yankees Slump As Athletics Take Two In Philadelphia
New York Americans lose two games to the Athletics on the hilltop, dropping to third place. Ford is chased in the sixth of the first game, Plank dominates in the second as Philadelphia and New York split the twin bill. Bases, steals, and a squeezed play highlight the day amid hot crowds and sharp fielding.
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New York Americans
Sterling Bell
New York
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Jim” Vaughn
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Frill
Vaughn
Etrugeies
Yankees
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Davis
Murphy
Barry
Lapp
Knight
Morgan
Donohue
Plank
Hartsel
Austin
Mitchell
Jvith Davis
Laporte
Collins
Chase
Cy Morgan
Atkins
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Culline
Baker Selen Bares
Cree
Picher
OM Hemoebus
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Coulins
Secrifice
Murph Donohue
Pinnk
Davee Chase
Harry
Thiladelphia
Pires
Gouble
Avetin
Pr Vaughn
White Sox Win and Lose In Twin Bill
Cleveland and Chicago split a doubleheader in 12 innings and 10 innings. Cleveland won 3 to 2 in the first game. Chicago erupted for three runs in the tenth to win the second game, with Lajoie and Turner errors aiding the Chicago rally.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Lajoie
Turner
Young
Lord
Blackturne
Payne
Browne
Kelly
Collins
Emsterly
Bradley
Graney
Doubie
Stovall
Scott
Purtell
Gandii
I. Young
D. Young
Evans
Kerin
Ebribpone Turner
Zeider
Lajcte
Rasterly
Gandil
Portell
Birm
Koestner
Bemis
Doughty
Boston Edges Washington 3–2 on Early Errors
Boston defeated Washington 3 to 2 by timely hits and misplays in the first and eighth innings. Wagner starred with a spectacular one hand stop as the teams opened a tense game in Boston.
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Washington
Wagner
Ibpone
Miler
OL Leurett
Etarl
Gessier
Gerén'r
Kilieter
Lewis
McBride
Conroy
Ungland
Street
Grey
Ee Torare
Towis
Engle
Allan
Enerifice
Iline
Stahlford
Stahl
Gray
Ziy Collins
Perrine
Baseball Results and Standings Across Leagues
Yesterday's games featured New York defeating Brooklyn 12 to 1 and Cincinnati 1 to 0. Pittsburgh, St Louis, and others also played. National League standings show Chicago 34-16 and New York 30-21. American League lists Philadelphia 33-17 and Detroit 36-21. Eastern League notes Newark 82-23 and Rochester 29-22 with several matchups today.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ww. L. Pc
W. L. P.c. Phila
Detroit
St. Louis
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
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W.L. Pc
W. L. P.C. Newark
Tigers Enjoy a Picnic
Detroit, June 21. Killian fed St. Louis four hits as the Tigers shut out the Browns 4 to 0. Detroit capitalized on early hits and Browns errors for the decisive fifth inning.
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Killian
St. Louis
Tigers
Browns
Mcint'e
Fisher
Bush
Hartzell
Stannege
Ley
Casey
Dekel
Sein Aos
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Cobb
Isher
Schweitzer
Moriarty
Louis
Bailey
Killian Harteeity
Noa
Batley
Passei Balis
Stephens
Connolly and
Dineen
Batted for Willis and Adams in Limned Baseball Rally
Batting change notes from a doubleheader include Willis and Adams pinch appearances. Oakes Hauser and Hyatt show two-base hits with several steals and sacrifices. Pitcher changes and fielding incidents frame St Louis, Pittsburg, and Boston Philadelphia matches with runs, errors, and timings.
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Adams
Pittsburg
Oakes
Hauser
Miller
Clarke
Wagner
Hyatt
Backman
White
Hite
St. Louis
Rieger
Pickett
Wilson
Gibson
Powell
Ellis
Konetchy
Weener
Byrne
Konethy
Sallee
Innnings
Reteigh
Giants Smother Brooklyn 12 to 1 at Washington Park
Matty’s dominant pitching and a 14 hit attack rout Brooklyn as the Giants crush the Superbas 12 to 1. Dalton led Brooklyn with five of their eight hits while Daubert’s injury limited Brooklyn and McGraw’s club piled up five late runs in the ninth.
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Superbas
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Giants
John J. McGraw
Sae
Dalton
Daubert
Captain Burch
Bill Dahlen
Rucker
New York
Knetzer
H. Smith
Dessau
Yale Humbles Harvard in Big Day Baseball Showdown
Yale defeats Harvard 12 to 5 in New Haven as 12,000 graduates celebrate commencement. Tom mers pitched five innings of one hit ball for Yale, while McLaughlin was roughed up early as Yale bats exploded for four runs in the second and eight by the third. Harvard stranded bases and offered late resistance, but Yale’s power and tempo sealed the victory amid fireworks and band music.
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Crimson
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Marshall
McLaughlin
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Hicks
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Corey
Stevens
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Merritt
Badger
Murphy
Logan
Phillies Sweep Boston in First Doubleheader of Season
Philadelphia won both games against Boston in the first doubleheader of the season. The first game was a walkover for Philadelphia. In the second, Philadelphia prevailed in the fifth inning on two two-baggers and two sacrifices, despite Frock outpitching Foxen. Final scores show Philadelphia 12, Boston 6.
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Boston
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Foxen
Titus
Colling
Knabe
Getz
Grant
Sharpe
Megee
Miller
Werd
Shean
Walsh
Beck
Lan
Sweeney
Moran
Rariden
Moore
Mattern
Parson
Jersey City Defeats Toronto 1 to 0 in Ninth Inning
Jersey City edges Toronto 1 to 0 as Clem ent and Deininger spark a ninth inning rally. McGinley worked on the mound for Jersey City with Sitton handling Toronto’s batters, while Shaw and Vaughan stole bases in a tight game.
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Skeeters
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Hannifan
Deininger
Ibpone
Shaw
Hanif'n
McDow
O'Hara
Hanf'rd
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Mullin
Esmond
Vaughan
Crist
LO Mcallister
Litton
McGinney
O McGinsey
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Sitton
Celehenaty
McGinsey
Johnson
Murray
Montreal Beats Newark in Listless baseball tilt
Montreal defeated Newark 3 to 2 in Newark. Lee drove in one on a ninth inning single after two on base. Agler was thrown out at the plate on a key play. George H. Smith was released by manager Barrows. Attendance 1,000.
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Newark
Lee
Agler
Indians
Rochester
Toronto
George H. Smith
Bison
Barrows
Deal
Agier
Krrchell
Hearne
Burchell
Keefe
Potats
Demmitt
Jones
Zimmerman
Schlafly
Cockill
Nattress
Hunter
Meyer
Eres
Stafford
Finneran
Baseball box score fragment at Providence Rochester
Incomplete report lists Providence and Rochester with battery assignments Lavender Fitzgerald Lafitte Ragen Blair Starnagle and Umpires Hailigan Kyron. Details such as runs hits and errors are partially legible.
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Providence
R. H. E. Providence
Rochester
Lavender and Fitzgerald
Lafitte
Ragen
Blair
Starnagle
Hailigan
Kyron
Americans Meet Athletica At League Park
Baseball doubleheader with two games scheduled. First contest at 2 P M between the Americans and the Athletica at American League Park. Admission fifteen cents.
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M. . Y. Americans
Athletica
American League Park
Big Fight Goes to Reno
Reno chosen as the site for the Jeffries Johnson bout with July 4 festivities planned. Governor Dickerson backs the choice, a three hundred foot arena will be built in East Reno, and training camps are set at Rick's Resort and Moana Springs.
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Nev
Dickerson
Tex” Rickard
Gillett
California
Southern Pacific Railway
Rickard
Reno Fight Committee
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Tom Flanagan
Rick
Sid Hester
Hester
Jeffries Johnson
Goldfield
East
Jeffries
Flanagan
Johnson
New Haven Four Defeated by Meadow Brook Cup Team
Meadow Brook defeated New Haven four 14 goals to none in the Meadow Brook cup match at the J. S. Phipps estate near Westbury Long Island. Whitney and Waterbury played for Meadow Brook in a well contested game with Waterbury scoring seven goals and Whitney four. Great Neck second team won by default against Rockaway as Rockaway could not play.
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Harry Payne Whitney
James M. Waterbury, Jr
Meadow Brook Club
Meadow Brook
New Haven
Great Neck
Rockaway
J. S. Phipps
Westbury
Long Island
Louis Neilson
Philadelphia
H. Drury
L. E Stoddard
Whitney
Waterbury
Meadow Brooks
Phipps
L. Neilson
J. M. Water
Bury, Jr
Lyndin Captures Newbury Maiden Plate in Large Field
At Newbury England on June 27 Lyndin owned by James R Keene won the all aged maiden plate for two year olds and up. In a field of 37 starters Bizzy finished second and Couchgrass took third in the five furlong sprint.
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England
James R. Keene
Lyndin
Bizzy
Couchgrass
Cubs Beat Reds 1 to 0 in Tight Chicago Victory
Chicago wins a pitchers duel over Cincinnati 1 0 as Sheckard goes 3 for 3 and Chance is knocked unconscious briefly by a wild pitch. Griffith and Bescher ejected for dispute in the eighth inning. Reulbach pitches eight good innings for Chicago with Beebe finishing.
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Gaspar
Griffith
Reds
Bescher
Rigler
Chicago
Cincinnati
Sheckard
Downey
Reinbach
Brown
Beebe
Schulte
Steinfelde
Bane
Reulbach
Plitcher
L.t
Rigler and Emstie
State League Results Reported for Six Games
Syracuse defeats Troy 2 to 1, Scranton tops Binghamton 8 to 2, Wilkes Barre beats Elmira 4 to 3, Albany leads Utica 3 to 1. This roundup lists scores from multiple contests in the State League.
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Troy
Scranton
Binghamton
Wilkes-Barre
Elmira
Albany
Utica
No Racing at Brighton as Track Abandons Meet
The Brighton Beach Racing Association cancels its thoroughbred meeting July 5 to 16 and shifts focus after the Motor Contest Association announces a 24 hour car race on July 15 and 16. Officials could not reach W A Engeman, and Empire City may take Brighton dates if Yonkers is lengthened.
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Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Jockey Club
W. A. Engeman
Brighton
Empire City Racing Association
Yonkers
Agnew- Hart
Yearlings at Auction at Fasig Tipton Bayed Paddocks
A big crowd attended the Fasig Tipton sale at Sheepshead Bay for young thoroughbreds. The star was a bay filly by Adam Wild Thyme bought by Tom Welsh for Harry Payne Whitney at 3400 dollars. Other notable bids included a chestnut colt by Adam Homespun sold to Welsh for 2600 dollars and several other yearlings selling at 1500 to 2000 dollars.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
Adam—Wild Thyme
Tom Welsh
Harry Payne Whitney
Adam
B. Ec
Strome
Strychinia
J. Hynes
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T. Welsh
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Adam—Privateer
Auto Race Dates Set Amid Club Disputes At Brighton
The Motor Racing Association announced July 15 as the next twenty four hour race date at Brighton amid friction with the Long Island Auto Club over sanctions. Eight cars are pledged with a 12 car field planned. Entry closes July 9.
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Brighton Beach
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Con
American Automobile
A. B. Cordner
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