Marquard Wins Sixteenth Straight as Giants Beat Braves
Rube Marquard pitched the Giants to a 6 2 victory over the Boston Braves extending his unbeaten streak to sixteen. Strong hitting and key plays by Murray, Shafer, Doyle, and Devlin fueled the New York win with two early runs and a late Rally in the fifth. Marquard allowed ten hits but shut down the Braves when runs threatened, while Mud Purdue struggled in relief for Boston.
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Cubs defeat Cardinals 7 6 in Chicago game without errors
Louis Tune reports Chicago Cubs beat the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 6 at home. Pitchers and fielding shine as Chicago commits no errors, with key hits from Tinker and others and strong defensive plays including double plays to seal the win.
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Senators in Third Place After 4-2 Victory Over Athletics
Philadelphia June 21 The Senators defeated the Athletics 4 to 2 to move into third place despite Washington's early six-run surge in the first two innings. Morgan and Pennock pitched for Philadelphia as the Athletics struggled with errors and defensive miscues in a windy, low-scoring contest.
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Superbas Shutout Phillies In Washington Park Display
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 6 0 before about 5000 fans at Washington Park. Zech Wheat homered and driven in runs, while Hall of Troy Dawbertt and Himmel anchored the 414 innings. Seaton struggled for Philly as Brooklyn pitchers contained the visitors throughout with timely hitting and solid defense.
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Yankees Beaten Again by Red Sox in Five Inning Rout
Boston leads New York 11 to 2 at American League Park in a game dominated by Hartzell and Stump infield mishaps for the Yankees. Wood impressed with strong pitching as Cady and Yerkes starred. Quinn started for New York but struggled early. Two more games scheduled for this afternoon as Boston capitalized on NY errors and timely hitting.
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Alys Makes Her Bow Kirkby Defeats Bowers
In the Seawanhaka Yacht Club spring regatta at Oyster Bay the Alys owned by F.R. Coudert won a class while Kirkby edged Bowers in a close match at Apawamis golf tournament, with other results across yacht and golf events noted.
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Naps Edge Tigers 6 4 In Cleveland Rumorily
Detroit fell to Cleveland by six to four as Cobb and Crawford stole home and third on O Neil muffed ball. Multiple errors and baserunners produced Detroit’s two runs while Cleveland solidified the win with timely hitting and fielding.
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Buffalo 7 Jersey City 4 in uneven baseball clash
Buffalo defeated Jersey City 7 to 4 with a late push in the fourth inning. The narrative notes heavy hitting by Rondeau and Purtell including a three base hit and a home run, as well as multiple players contributing on offense and defense.
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Toronto Beats Newark in Pitcher Duel at Morning Field
In a foggy day game Toronto defeated Newark 4 to 2 as Dent outpitched Maxwell. Baltimore and Montreal also played a doubleheader with separate results noted, while errors and steals marked the Newark loss and local dailies recorded the day’s baseball action across the circuit.
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Braun Dealings in a Bad Beating at New Polo Club
Former lightweight contender Harry Braun endured a severe beating by Johnny Kelley of Hartom at the New Polo Athletic Club in a ten round bout last night. Kelley dominated from round seven, forcing the referee to save Braun from a knockout as the crowd urged the fight to end. Four boxing clubs schedule entertainments tonight featuring Montana Jack Sullivan versus Freddie Hicks and other bouts at Fairmont AC St Nicholas A5 Ravale A. Beattling Hurley versus Terry Mitchell at Ravale A. and Brown's Gym Jack White against Morty O’Lirien.
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Prize bout fuels anxious rivalries for Monday card
Goodman and Brown seek decisive win ahead of a ten round main event featuring Young Brown against Jack Godman on the Ganten Athletic Club show. Packy McFarland looms as potential prize, while Brown aims to avenge a prior Brooklyn bout. Also lined are Youne Cohan versus Steve Kennedy and Kid Horns versus Tommy Ginty.
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Independence Day Athletic Carnival Plans Unveiled
Frederick W. Rubdlen reports on a July 4athletic carnival across 24 parks and facilities in Manhattan The Bronx Brooklyn Queens and Richmond hosting 500 events with gold silver and bronze medals Entries are rising and special events linked to several leagues and associations will be held Bands will play in all parks making this year's celebration the largest athletic event in the city.
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Phillies trade Titus for Doc Miller
Boston reports that on June 1 Philadelphia traded Bilent John Titus from the Phillies for Doc Miller, the Braves outfielder, on even terms.
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