Giants and Superbas Clash as Brooklyn Tops New York
Brooklyn's Superbas shut out the Giants 2 to 0 at Brush Stadium, with Heinie Wither collecting two clean singles to center and Zach Wheat driving in a run. Marquard pitched steadily while Daubert, Shafer, and Merkle contributed key plays as New York failed to plate in the decisive innings.
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Althow
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Weiner
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Fletcher
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Sterel
Lawhert
Red Sox Fall on Plank in Eighth and Bat to Win
Summary of a baseball game where the Red Sox rallied late but fell behind in the eighth, with Plank pitching for the Athletics and key moments featuring Hooper, Speaker, Oldring, and Yerkes. Medwick or Medient? batted hard earlier, Hall mishap, and late homers or scoring confusion.
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Hooper
Speaker Ant Oldring
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Lonely
Leonard Lattet
Medient
Jim
Teas
Trish
Zimmerman Not Dropped Darkness Halls Play of Cubs and Cardinals
In St Louis on June 21 the Cubs and Cardinals were tied at 0 0 after three innings when darkness halted play. Cardinals collected two hits in the first and third against Pierce while the Cubs had three off Guinder including two By Hehrite doubles. Heine Zimmerman returned to third base after a reconciliation with Johnny Evers though earlier this morning he was suspended and fined 200 dollars.
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Cutshaw
Stengel
Tack
Hardwick
Harvard
Gannett
Skeeters Win Long Game In 13 Innings At Jersey City
The Skeeters defeated an opponent from Toronto in a 13 inning game at Jersey City yesterday by 4 to 3. The home team broke the tie in the ninth helped by Kaschen's single, McCabe's sacrifice, and Cathon's errorless daub, with Beth Sanders and Calhoun among the standout players.
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OM Lush
Fast Time at Brighton by Vanderburg in Four Mile Pro Race
Pilly Vanderburg of Philadelphia wins the four mile pro race at the Brighton Motordrome with a time of 5 59 25 in the final heat after leading early in the event and capturing both its heats. Killy Vanderburg also places high in early heats as crowd records note second heat wins and a tight finish with Ross and Thomas close behind. The three mile novice race sees Roy Fisher and Bert hay Newport scoring high as Vanderburg dominates the finals with Kern ler and Vedite following in the pro final.
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Philadelphia
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Rossad Thomas
Vandersburg
Veditz
Thomas
Tare Roy Fisher
Brooklyn
Bertha
Newport
Franz Bend Chester Hogan
Kernler
Vedite
Cleveland Beats Detroit 7 6 In Narrow Baseball Win
Cleveland defeats Detroit 7 to 6 as Nap bats back four runs in the first and another three in the sixth behind timely hitting from Jackson Lajoie Graney and Mitchell. Cobb Veach and McKee spark Troits with home runs and productive hits in a tense late innings battle.
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Williams Beats Chinese University of Hawaii in ninth
Williams wins 5 to 4 at Williamstown as Toolan and Ainslie deliver the decisive hit in the ninth inning. Chinese University of Hawaii briefly tied the game with a two-run rally but Williams countered for the walk-off victory.
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Phillies Score a Double Victory Over the Braves
Phillies defeat Boston in both games of a doubleheader. Second game featured costly errors by Captain Bweeney and rallies in the later innings. Horton and Moore pitched for Philadelphia, with Maver and Perdue contributing in relief.
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Reds Profit by Errors as Staten Islanders Win
In a low scoring cricket match at Livingator, Staten Island defeated Richmond County 6 to 2. NSP Hart top scored with 9, while H. Nicholl starred for Staten Island with 23 not out and key wickets for 17 runs. J. W. Staughton led Richmond County bowling with 7 for 23. G. Bell added 10.
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Yankees Lose Doubleheader to Washington Senators
Washington hands New York a double defeat as the Senators overpower the Yankees in both games. Walter Johnson and George Mullin shut down New York, yielding only two hits in the first game and a stronger bullpen effort in the second with timely hitting and solid defense backing the Washington win.
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West Indian second eleven beats Essex and Brooklyn clubs
West Indians second eleven defeated Essex County at Branch Brook Park Newark by 7 for 4 wickets highlights Parris and A F Harding led visitors. Kings County second eleven posted 118 with De Sousa and Matthews not out. Manhattan seconds won by 39 runs with Huggins Taylor Shingler Saville batting. Bensonhurst club beat Brooklyn United Sons of George at Aimar Park led by Gresham 46. Brooklyns lost to Paterson by 122
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Baseball Race in Big Leagues
National and American leagues list upcoming games today with standings and yesterday’s results. Key matchups include Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Chicago at St. Louis, plus Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston in the NL. American League features St Louis at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland with yesterday’s scores noted. International League games and team standings follow with Baltimore, Newark, Rochester and Montreal among noted clubs.
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Indians edge Buffalo as Aitchison stars in Newark win
Lefty Aitchison and Beebe pitch strong for Newark in a 3 1 victory over Buffalo. Newark plate one in the fourth on Zimmerman's triple and His kin’s single, then add two more in the ninth after Beebe’s grounder past third.
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Heck
Yiremerman
Crescent Twelve Victor at Bay Ridge Over Prescott Lacrosse
Crescent Twelve Victor Lacropanavert of the Crescent athletic Club led a home win over Prescott Lacrosse Club from Prescott Ontario in a Bay Ridge international schedule match. Crescent built a 3 1 lead after one period and added goals as Ken Kidds tallied three in succession near the end, with crowd size among the year’s largest. Officials included King as referee and Miller as Borough President.
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Ee O'Brien
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Boy Sweeps Court Titles
William Johnston of San Francisco, eighteen, won the Pacific Coast lawn tennis singles title at Del Monte, defeating John Strachan in the final. Johnston, protege of Maurice E. McLoughlin, swept coast tournaments last year and will represent the Pacific Coast Lawn Tennis Association in Eastern events and national clay court championships.
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Harvard Loses On Ranges In Intercollegiate Rifle Meet
Washington June 21 Massachusetts Agricultural College won the ninth annual outdoor ranges intercollegiate rifle shooting championship with a record score of 5 out of 90, defeating Harvard which placed second with 71. Other teams and scores followed: George Washington University 747 Minnesota 743 Norwich 733 Pennsylvania 712 A and M College of Texas 604 Cornell 688 Princeton 685 MIT 1
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Giants May Flash to Front Any Day
The Giants have won twelve of sixteen on a West Coast trip and sit two games behind the leaders. They closed ground with the Phillies and Cubs, plan two games with Brooklyn then four with Boston at the Polo Grounds, and face a key series in Philadelphia next week that could settle the pennant race.
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O'Bear Wins Grand Challenge Cup at Country Club
O'Bear, a four year old thoroughbred owned by J E Davis of New York, won the Country Club Grand Challenge Cup today in record time over the Clyde Park steeplechase course. Carrying 126 pounds he ran two and a third miles in 6 04 1 5, a new record, finishing ten lengths ahead of Miss Chambler's Brosseau which carried 132 pounds.
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