Yankees Humble by Athletics In Two Games At Park
New York Americans drop two to the Athletics at American League Park. Ford exits in the sixth of game one as Philadelphia scores seven to four. Vaughn and Plank struggle in the box while Cy Morgan holds the Yankees to seven hits in game two as Philadelphia wins seven to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
New York Americans
New York
Russell Ford
Jim” Vaughn
Ford
Frill
Vaughn
Yankees
Baker
Davis
Murphy
Barry
Lapp
Knight
Morgan
Donohue
Plank
Hartsel
Austin
Mitchell
Jith Davis
Laporte
Collins
Chase
Cy Morgan
Atkins
Connie Mack
White Sox Split Doubleheader With Cleveland Contests
Cleveland and Chicago split two extra inning games in Cleveland on June 21. In the first, Cleveland won 3 to 2 in twelve innings. in the second, Chicago scored three runs in the tenth aided by Lajoie and Turner errors. Notable players include Turner Graney Browne Lajoie Collins Pasterly Gandii Lord Purtell Bradley Stovall Kelly and Young deposed by Koestner.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Lajoie
Turner
Young
Chdonge
Lord
Blackturne
Payne
Browne
Kelly
Collins
Pmsterly
Bradley
Graney
Stovall
Scott
Purtell
Gandii
Kerin
Abribpone Turner
Zeider
Lajcte
Pasterly
Birm'm
Koestner
Bemis
Evans and
Zelder
Kells
Gandil
Kburne
D.young
Lyoung
Pirates In Even Break In Doubleheader With St Louis
Pittsburg split a twin bill with St Louis, dropping the opener 5 to 6 and winning the nightcap 10 to 3. Game details include two-base hits by Clarke Wilson Hyatt Gibson Powell Ellis Konetchy and a three-base hit by Hyatt.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
Rieger
Pickett
Clarke
Wilson
Hyatt
Gibson
Powell
Ellis
Konetehy
Gare Howell
Agner
Byrne
Miller
Wagner
Filis
Konetchy
Sallee
Innnings
Releigh
Joan Stone
Moran
Huggins
Leach
Yakes
Evans
Brnahan
Hyatt, Ib
Phelps, c
Wilson, Rf
Mowrey
Gibson, c
Hauser, &S
White
Willits
Ademe
Va Backman
Zacker
T. Louis
Abribpoae Ab Rib Po Ac
Bryne
Hug'ns
Ins
Oakes
Wag'r
Phillies Win Two Games in Season Opener Doubleheader
Philadelphia defeats Boston in both games of the first doubleheader of the season. In the opener Philadelphia routed Boston 12 to 6. In the nightcap Philadelphia won in the fifth inning on two two-base hits and two sacrifices, with Frock outpitching Foxen.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Frock
Foxen
Knabe
Getz
Grant
Sharpe
Magee
Miller
Werd
Shean
Walsh
Beck
D Lan
Sweeney
Moran
Rariden
Moore
Mattern
Parson
Jacklitsch
Ward
Doolan
Bale
Itcher
Graham
Y Frock
O'Dey
Brannan
Boston Beats Washington 3 to 2 on June baseball game
Boston defeats Washington 3 to 2 by hits and errors, Wagner stars with a one hit stop. Line score shows Boston 3 Washington 2 with key misplays in the first and eighth innings and notable fielding by Wagner.
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Boston
Washington
Wagner
Pearl
Lora
Mier
Lruveit
Elbert
Stat
Gessier
Gavan
Kileter
Lewis
McBride
Conroy
Unglaub
Coiling
National League and American League baseball standings and results
Yesterday's scores include Philadelphia 12 Boston 0 and 2 1 St Louis 6 Pittsburg 5. Standings show Chicago 34 16 696 and Detroit 36 21 632. American League results include Philadelphia 7 New York 4 and 7 1. Eastern League leaders list Newark 82 23 682 with Rochester 29 22 569.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Menses
W.L. Pc
Ww. L. P.c. Chicago
Phila
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Ww. L. P.c
Toronto
Jersey City
Montreal
Newark
Buffalo
Baltimore
Rochester
Providence
W. L. PC
Tigers Enjoy a Picnic as Killian Shuts Out St Louis
Detroit 8 St Louis 0 as Killian allows four hits. Tigers pull ahead in first and third innings and capitalize on Browns errors in the fifth. Delahanty two base hit, Wallace drives four hits, Hartzell and Cobb feature, Switzer and Morphy contribute, Bailey homer? No. Final time 1 45 with Connolly and Dineen umpiring.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Millier
Heck
Knabe
Doolan
Rariden
Parson
Collins
Walsh
Grant
Magee
Ward
Getz
Shean
Sharpe
Mattern
Moore
O‘dayard Brennan
Detroit
Killian
St. Louis
Tigers
Browns
Abribpone
Mcint’e
Fisher
Bush
Hartzell
Cobb
Wallace
Orford
Ne'nam
Luthers
Trues
Casey
Totais
Delehanty
Mcbases
Louis
Batley
Del'nty
Switzer
Morfty
Hoffman Cf
Sim'ns
Stephens
Stanage
Bailey
Schweitzer
Moriarty
Connolly
Dineen
Boyer
Prmn Es Dio Somas
Harvard
Stevens
Lanigen
Long
Potter
Freeman
Murphy
Philbin
Mclintyre
Merritt
Timmers
McLoughlin
Tommers
Adams
O'Loughlin
Giants Beat Brooklyn Giants 12 to 1 in Washington Park
The New York Giants routed the Brooklyn Dodgers 12 to 1 in the second game of the series. Mathewson allowed seven hits but dominated, while Dalton starred for Brooklyn with five of eight hits. Dahlen, Rucker, and Dessau pitched for Brooklyn as the Giants piled up fourteen hits and a late burst to seal the win.
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Matty
Superbas
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Giants
John J. McGraw
Sae
Dalton
Daubert
Burch
Bill Dahlen
Rucker
New York
Knetzer
H. Smith
Dessau
Montreal Beats Newark in tense minor league baseball game
Montreal defeated Newark 3 to 2 as Lee drove in a run with a ninth inning single. Agler was nailed at the plate on a key throw, and George H Smith was released by manager Barrows. Nattress Demmitt and Jones led the offense with multi hit performances. Attendance reached about 1,000 in Newark yesterday.
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Montreal
Newark
Lstless
Lee
Agler
Indians
Rochester
Toronto
George H. Smith
Bison
Barrows
Ortwae
Zim'man
Yeager
Ganley
Demitt
Meyer
Hunter
Gettman
Jones
London
Cockill
Schiafy
Deal
Agier
Krrchell
Hearne
Roe
Burchell
Keefe
Demmitt
Zimmerman
Schlafly
Nattress
Nattres
Jersey City Tops Toronto 1 to 0 in ninth inning
The Jersey Citys edged the Toronto Skeeters 1 to 0 as Clem ent scored on Deininger’s single in the ninth. Pitching by Litton and McGinley held Toronto scoreless. Shaw and McGinley contributed at the plate for Jersey City.
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Jersey Citys
Toronto
Jersey City
Skeeters
Clement
Hannifan
Deininger
Shaw
Hanif'n
McDow'd
Dein'er
O'Hara
Hanf'rd
Grims
Johns
Deleh'ty
Abstein
Ae Muliin
Esmond
Vaughan
Crist
Io McAllister
Litton
McGinley
Providence Rochester Batteries Lavender and Fitzgerald
The report lists pitchers Lavender and Fitzgerald for Providence and Rochester with umpires Haill gen and Kyron overseeing the game. Errors and inning details are sparse, reflecting a partial scorecard fragment from the matchup.
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Providence
R. H. E. Providence
Rochester
Lavender
Fitzgerald
Lafitte
Ragen
Ilair
Starnagle
Haillgen
Kyron
Americans Face Athletics in 2 P.M. Tilt at AL Park
Two baseball games on the card with a 2 p.m. start. The first game matches the Americans against the Athletics at American League Park with admission set at 50 cents.
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M. Y. Americans
Athletics
American League Park
Jeffries Johnson Fight Chosen for Reno on July Fourth
Reno Nevada fixed as venue with Governor Dickerson backing authorities and a three hundred foot arena to be built. Rickard selects East Reno site near railroad and trolley for the July 4 bout with Johnson and Jeffries training camps announced at Rick’s Resort and Moana Springs.
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Reno
Nev
Dickerson
Jeffries-Johnson
Tex” Rickard
Gillett
California
Southern Pacific Railway
Rickard
Reno Fight Committee
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Tom Flanagan
Rick
Sid Hester
Hester
Goldfield
East
Jeffries
Flanagan
Johnson
Meadow Brook Defeats New Haven Four in Polo Cup Match
Meadow Brook 14 to 8 victory over New Haven four with Harry Payne Whitney and James M Waterbury Jr starring. Great Neck second team won by default as Rockaway could not play. match moved to J S Phipps estate near Westbury due to field conditions.
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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
LE Stoddard
Whitney
Waterbury
Wes
Meadow Brook IL
Phipps
JL. Neilson
J. M. Water
Sbury
L. E. Stoddard
H. P. Whitney
J. B. Thomas
H. C. Phipps
Canoe Motel
Ssh
Ices
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
H. H. Holmes
G. Smith
Lyndin Wins Open Maiden at Newbury in Close Finish
In Newbury England on June 21 Lyndin owned by James R Keene won the all aged maiden plate for two year olds and up over five furlongs from a 37 horse field. Bizzy finished second with Couchgrass third in the five furlong race.
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Newbury
England
James R. Keene
Lyndin
Bizzy
Couchgrass
Cubs Beat Reds in Windy City Showing
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 6 to 1 in a hard fought game. Sheckard homered in three of Chicago’s six hits. Chance was knocked unconscious by a wild gaspar pitch but recovered quickly. Griffith and Besch er ejected for disputing calls in the eighth. Ran for Chance in the fourth.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Sheckard
Chance
Gaspar
Griffith
Reds
Bescher
Rigler
State League Results Tally Wins and Draws
Syracuse beats Troy 2 to 1 while Scranton defeats Binghamton 8 to 2. Wilkes Barre wins 4 Elmira 3 and Albany ties Utica 3 to 1 in the league standings.
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Syracuse
Troy
Scranton
Binghamton
Wilkes-Barre
Elmira
Albany
Utica
No Racing at Brighton as Auto Event Replaces Horses
The Motor Contest Association announced a twenty four hour car race at Brighton Beach July 15 and 16 prompting the Brighton Beach Racing Association to abandon its scheduled thoroughbred meeting July 5 to July 2. Empire City Racing Association may take over Brighton dates after a track managers meeting to discuss the change.
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Motor Contest Association
Brighton Beach
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Jockey Club
W. A. Engeman
Brighton
Empire City Racing Association
Yonkers
Agnew- Hart
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Queens County Jockey Club
Jamaica
Aqueduct
Yearling Thoroughbreds At Fasig Tipton Auction In New York
The first yearling sale of the season drew a large crowd at Fasig Tipton Company in Sheepshead Bay. Prices stayed high despite racing uncertainty after September 1. The star was a bay filly by Adam Wild Thyme sold for 33 400 to Tom Welsh for Harry Payne Whitney.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
Adam—Wild Thyme
Tom Welsh
Harry Payne Whitney
Adam
B. c
Strome
Strychinia
J. Hynes
Br. c
Adam—Nadavis
T. Welsh
B. F
Adam—Privateer
Auto Race Round Clogue Dates for Brighton Tests
The Motor Racing Association set July 15 for the next international twenty four hour race at Brighton Beach after delays over track conditions and possible horse racing. Eight cars are pledged with twelve allowed. entries close July 9. The Long Island Automobile Club reportedly required sanction from its board, though Brighton officials say the July 15 date stands independent. Port Jefferson hosts a hill climb with Ralph De Palma and Louis Disbrow entering. A Long Island Road events cup and a Belle Terre trophy accompany amateur and club contests.
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Motor Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Brighton
Com
American Automobile Association
Long Island Automobile Club
Contest Board
Long Island
Island Club
Contest
A. B. Cordner
Weg
58Th Street
Port Jefferson
Automobile Club of
Ralph de Palma
Louis Disbrow
de Palma
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Disbrow
Joan Cuneo
Ossining
Crescent Automobile Club
A. R. Pardington
Long Island Motor Parkway
Dean Alvord
Belle Terre Club
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Hemphill
Peeer Tork
Ego
Baker Molen Bares
Cree
Chases
Sheridan
Hemphiil
Mering
Woiter
Coblins
Chete
Poker
Daris.ib
Boneh
Woler
Oe Plank
Cohics
Chase Barry
Philadephia
Hive
Gray
Avettin
Sweeck
Walter
Ini
M'phy
Berry
Lamp
Finn
Gardner
White Sox
Pirates
Willis
St Rae A.aeKs
Bates
Backmen
Backman
Pitteburg
Phillies
Mace
Wara
Ol Walsh
Doolantss
Smirth
Totele
Bouton
Engie
Iy ‘Collins
Gray, & Rice
Perrine
Mm Vasee
Vale
Doyle
Murray
Seym’r
Hummel
Becker
Lennox
Bidw'l
Davidson
Dees Gee
Smith
Fi‘ch’r
Erwin
Merkle
Meyers
Schief
Mat’son
Schaefer
Mathewson
Wheat
Schlei
Snodgrass
Devlin
Fietcher
Innin
Kiem
Kane
the Tribune
Yale
Felon McLaughlin
Crimson
Marshall
McLaughlin
McIntyre
Hicks
Corey
Lanigan
Badger
Logan
Rogers
Ghlin
Tom'ers
Fr'man
Lenigan
Carhart
Oolyoung
Merriti
Babson
Minot
Ene
Sitton
Celehenaty
Keene
CUBS
Chien
Ei Eo
Downey
Reumbach
Brown
Beebe
Schulte
Steinfelde
Hbhase
Reulbach
Sc Henes
Pires
Emilie
Evers
Poneifa
Sheck
Beacher
Paskett
Dance
Hob'zell
Beaumont
Rfzol
Lude's
Egan
Hof'n
Stein’t
McLean
Tinker
Kling
W'druff
Roth
Sebjiapetaiege
Healey & Company
Othe
Port Jefferson Climb
Brooklyn Motor Vehicle Dealers’sociation
I. C. Kirkham
Internstate Automobile Company
Muncie, Indy
Sinnal
Brougham
Broadway
51St ST
7Th Ave
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