Rube Marquard Close to Baseball Record
The article notes Rube Marquard of the New York Giants near a major league mark for consecutive wins, detailing earlier streaks by Tom Lovett, and compares Marquard's rise from Canton to Giants stardom, his 1911– season form, and the broader history of win streaks by pitchers like Keefe, Lovett, and Cushman. It cites sources on box scores, transfers, and Hall of Fame lore, emphasizing Marquard’s control and arm preservation.
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Richard W. Marquard
Rube Marquard
New York Giants
Tin Keefe
Tom Levett
Min
Lewsue Fenson
Margiant
Holo Grounds
Chicago Cubs
Shafer
Lgiants
Cran ‘Dail
Marquar
Boston
Fox
Giants
Marquart
Cleveland
Canton
Cy Young
Indianapolis
John T. Brush
Marty O'Toole
Pittsburgh Pirates
Marquard
Oitt
John J. McGraw
Wilbert Robinson
Philadelphia Athletics
Baseball Hall of Fame
Ty McLean Kennedy
Jack Lasby
Chicago
Luby
Bill Hutchinson
Anson
Dame Fortune
Lubyi
Thomas Lovett
Ett
Bridgeport
Raines
Baatekeutt
Timothy J. Keete
Lane Aennon
Tiwest
George
James McCormack
Cincinnati
UT Mccormack
Radbourne
Fat Cashiunn
Curhman
Nix
Cushman
Milwaukee
IBM
Micky" Welch
New York
Chinese Win Easily in Trinity Heavy Loss to Hawaii
Chinese players from the College of Hawaii overwhelmed Trinity, 12 to 4. Key delivered five consecutive hits in the third inning before any outs were recorded, while Trinity scored four runs only in the sixth inning as two Chinamen errors and base on balls by Apan aided their rally. Attendance reached about 2,400, with Oregon and Detroit standout pitchers noted among major league win streaks referenced.
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Hartrara
Conn
Gee
Trinity
College of Hawaii
Key
Apan Eave
Balla
Collegiane
COLT
Aawait
Murry
Melurs
Piletteurrar
Mencken
Aatrientiach
welMimer
Dubie
Mercker and Howell
Witeied
Pat Ag Meureua
Apan Passe
Tulle de Mes
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Diane Ganitonday
Jack Coombe
Weore
Rrisr
Welle
Firth
Ortek
Michele
Henry
Hogien
Brockett
Murer
Manaet
Totate
WAT ET Ine
Meek
Renneke
Pete Nicchionin Tata
Milan
Mebane
Waker
Syert Gay
Wells
Wells Taft Yan
Eesey City
T. Furnt
Anil Ty Hughen
Hughes
Tooley
Stitt
Magee
Laderum
Fishers
Criwath
Ty Milter
Laderne
Stuck
Winging
Dein
Brennan
Tootey
Luderus
Kanhe
Paskett
Ietier Brommht
Cravath
Wictites
Man
Yineting
Sox
Kent
Loetora
Dahlen
Arco Inspalladian Aru
Tolttrennan
Gemu
Magen
Fosters
Ze Moran
Stiliee
Rune
Sark
Senators Sweep Doubleheader Against Buffalo in Day Match
Philadelphia reports tell of two games where the Washington Senators defeated Buffalo with strong pitching and timely hitting. In the first game, Cleveland style defense limited Buffalo as the Senators led early and held on. The second game saw offense surge with multiple hits, but Buffalo could not capitalize, while Washington pulled away late to secure the win.
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Jersey City
Neon Rx
Buffalo
Jersey
Dita
Jong Bite
Emarrienn Ms
Montreal Wins Two Games in Strange Play
A garbled report details Montreal securing two games with scattered names such as Akers Murphys Walder and Heron missing clear context. The fragment mentions following performances by Hatterson, Jant, and Payne with unclear dates or opponents.
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Iain
Hatterson Akers
Murphys Walder
Jant Heron
Tang Halledens Taylor
Forth
Payne
Providence Wins Twice In Nine Inning Showdown
In a pitched contest over fourteen innings, Providence teams sluggers Schmidt and Holome led to double victory as Hall and Jack Heart contributed key hits. The extended game showcased strong bullpen work and late scoring bursts.
How Marquard Won Sixteen Games
Marquard relieved by Drucke after seven innings with the score tied in the eleventh. On May 1 he pitched against Philadelphia and was lifted in the tenth to allow a pinch hitter as Matty finished the tenth and was charged with the loss in the game.
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Starquard Renievedt Pearents
Marquard
Drucke
Tor
Philadelphia
Matty
Matts I
Crescent Nine a Winner in South Orange Amateur League
Crescent Athletic Club defeated South Orange 9 to 2 at South Orange grounds. Don McKay pitched well for Yale veteran, while Crescent combined timely hitting with strong relief by Mecabe and Wilkins. South Orange rallied in the ninth but McCabe shut the door to preserve the Crescent victory in a game marked by errors and steady hitting.
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South Orange Field Club
Pho
South Orange
Crescent Athletic Club
Crescent
Don McKay
Yale
McKay
Ube
Ted Anu
Harris
Welie
Sactit
McCabe
Hy Witkinens
Tig
Ry Metabe
We Kinson
Swensea
Tato
Surprise for Englewood Falls to Montclair in Amateur League Final
Montclair Athletic Club defeated Englewood on Montclair grounds by two in the fifth inning, with Merritt and Waters driving in three runs. Underhill worked for Montclair amid two double plays, while Rehan started for Englewood before Coleman relieved in the sixth. Montclair’s late scoring included two more in the eighth as Hornwall drove in two.
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Montclair
Foglewood Field Club
Teagie Fasnball
Montclair Athletic Club
Merritt
Waters
Princeton
Montclatr
Bnsen
Rehan Bein
Englewood
Coleman
Crescent Athletic
Montelate
Hornwall
Montcralrengrenwoor
Tuenaell
Wilbur
Key
Murphy
Keihowe
Aman
Mellen
Totute
Hate
Treinmani
Pate
Monti
Kenglewood
Fnglewad
Dellowe
Barnwell
Wit—Merritt
Menson Sturn Peet
Halle
Superbas Triumph Over Phillies Quiet in League Race
In Washington Park, the Brooklyn Superbas defeated the Philadelphia Phillies in a nine and ten inning battle. Tooley homered and Moran singled home Wheat as Brooklyns stirred late to seal a 6 run surge. Kent and Ragen featured in the late rally as the win boosted the Superbas to sixth in the National League standings.
State League Results Report From Albany Area
Albany held a 11 to 5 edge over Syracuse while Binghamton and Ikex Barre tied 6 to 6. Scranton defeated Elmira 2 to 0, Beranton beat Elmira 4 to 0, Troy led Ullen 8 to 3 in the day’s standings.
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Albany
Byracune
Syracuse
Binghamton
Ikex- Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Tenings
Darkness
Scranton
Elmira
Beranton
Troy
Ullen
Braves Sweep Yankees In Doubleheader At Bath End Grounds
The New York Giants and Braves split a doubleheader with strong hitting. Mathewson pitched for the Giants and gave way in the later innings as Boston’s offense, led by Matty and teammates, produced a high scoring afternoon. The Braves mounted a late charge in the second game, finishing with sharp defense and multiple runs to secure the sweep.
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Boston
Dune
New York
Glanve
Braves
Nish
Crandall
George Witte
Gluute
Donnelly
Koston
Denedly
Tytve
Dickon
Brown
Wittes
Ames
Myers
Matty
Shafer
Devore
Pletcher
Ranstall
Lares
Merkle
Meyere
Mastden
Kookaand
Atappy
Lacey Doyle
Giants
Meyers
Whiel
Secon
Wowol
Kilie
Harden Dickson
Mathewson
Rubber
al KK
Ing
Dickson
Glatite
Methaw
Kling
Tyler
Anthie
George Wilsen
Tim
Lous Sharp Hoses
Meri Murray
Tn Devore
Dickem
Hartien
Witen
Aiea
Meyern
Innine
Monton
Shodara Merkle
Fletetir
Herken
Afl Mathewson
Errara
Toston
Hie
Hy Diekson
Ploteber
Gamy
Horton
Devlin
Doyle
GO Camel
Merkteth
Aw. Marray
Kinkef & Regen
Ehater
Ayn
Houser
Meyer
Crawfish
Wile
Mit
Tyler Isterkte
Wile Passelhull
Steyers
Wild Viopires
Brennan and Kinstie
Baseball Standings and Yesterday’s Scores Across Leagues
Baseball standings across three leagues with yesterday’s results include New York defeating Boston 17 to 5 and 14 to 12 in another tilt, Brooklyn 9 Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 1, Chicago 10 Mt. Laura 2, with Wil Wah PC showing New York leading the national standings. The table lists teams such as New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Boston and others with win totals and percentages.
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Witsso
Brookelyn
Brooklen
Philadelphia
Philedetoteta
Pittshurel
Brooklyn
Thidelphia
Annati
Chiewge
Pittshu
Boston
Humton Fornis
Ilisburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Hrooklyn
Pittabureh
Chicago
Mt. Laura
Standin National
Wil
Wah PC
Phila
Pitishureh
Beooklye
St. Louis
New
Pirates Beat Reds In Tight Pittsburgh Victory
The Pirates defeated the Reds 2 to 1 as pitcher Pirapurga won his second game in a row. Sage pitched well for the Reds, but Pitts’ timely hits and fielding kept the ballgame close.
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Pirapurga
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincciinatic Reds
Giants
Sage
Sugano
Waaners
Banes
Igier
Finneran
Tigers Roughly Handled Notriot June 2 Navy Wins 3-1
Navy defeated the Tigers by a 3 to 1 score. Dubus was driven from the box in the sixth inning after a tough stretch. Krapp pitched well for Cleveland, while Detachment and other players logged hits and outs in a windy game with numerous errors and substitutions.
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Navy
Tigers
To-Ay
Dubus
Krapp
Cleveland Graney
Diatner
Furneran
Moriarty
Keepy
TU Kocher
Po Ina
London
GTR
Willett
Doveutt
Inninen
Tea Izabbe
Oleh Gheiees Jackson
Staten
Birrainghate
Turner
Nell
Gainer
Uty Abe
Waent
Reapp
Wits
Balie Om Dubuc
Wikatt
Kravr
Detroit
Dieceland
Tagerd Tinit -O'Nett
Wim
Titeher
Kapp
Laufens Linpites-Dineen Am
Sheritas
Browns Save Face as Shotten Homer Sparks Sox Win
Chicago June 22 The White Sox defeated the Browns 1 by a score not clearly stated. Shotten homered off Benz to prevent a shutout and the White Sox capitalized by driving Powell from the mound. The Browns offense struggled and the Sox gained revenge for an earlier loss.
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Shotten
White Sox
Chicago
Browns
Benz
Powell
Binae
Mirhpoae
Harti
Kutna
Hachivn Au
Stavall
Cullahan
Calittin Ff
Mogan
Austin
Marttokere
DOD Walinie
Paine
Raver
Adam
Potala
Des Nee
Lala
Bowell
Atlaban Colling
Felder
Weaver Us
Ruth
Taft
Henge
SE Laat
Errare Chievgs
Mit
Este A
Hy Pawel
Te Ty Bena
Wrown
Mena
Connelly
Martne
TNE
Cardinals Suffer 10-2 Defeat In Morning Showdown
St Louis fell 10 to 2 as Chicago's hitters dominated. Zimmerman led the Cardinals with a late surge, while the Cubs pounded out 12 hits and benefitted from early runs. Errors and pitching troubles widened the gap, with late substitutions not closing the margin.
Yankees Drop Two More to Red Sox in Boston
The Yankees were swept in a doubleheader at American League Park as Boston rallied past New York 13 to 2 in game one and controlled game two with strong hitting and pitching. J. Garland Stab led the Red Sox against a struggling Yankee staff, while Wagner and Hall featured for Boston with notable defensive plays and hits. Yankees starter McConnell faltered early, giving way to Thompson, and Warhop could not stop the RO Sox attack as Boston cemented a commanding series win.
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J. Garland
Toston
Yankee
Boston Ray Sox
Back Bay
Yankees
Moore
Mattie
Reg Sox
Broadway Grounds
Giants
Boston
Stahl
Hjelnie Wagner
Wagner
Martin
Vist
Jeorke Mconnell
Thompson
McConnell
Jack Warhop
Ris Speaker
Maloney
Cris
Lewis
Cady
Hall
Larry Idner
Whit Lewis
Charley Hall
Red Sox
Sehor
Collins
York
Sterrett
Princeton
Five Meets On The Card Athletes Will Not Lack For Action
Practically every five mile event will be contested this afternoon as multiple athletic clubs schedule meets. St Cecilia Church Greenpoint postponements move to Loughlin Oval under Mayor Gaynor assurance of no police interference. Details list Glencoe AA Mohawk Mott Hayes and other club venues across city fields and ovals.
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St Cecilia
Greenpoint
Wis
Loughlin Oval
Gaynor
Pantime Athletic Club
East River
Glencoe AA Club
129Th Street
Avenue
Mohawk Athletic Club
Uy [Comb’s Dam Park
Mott Hayes Athletic Club
Treat
Avenua
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Tim Keefe
Tom Lovett
Keefe
Welch
Russ
Meekin
McGinnity
Trinity College
Keefe and
Ge Mullen
Pittsburgh
Gumex Hutcher
Pitener
Ear
Bach
Merorek
Killen
Ruste
Waddell
Youne
Skeeters Senators
Bevont
Jeremy Cry
Thoney
Setinin
Truesdale
Kelis
Kerk
Tarrow
Murray
Meeubo
Ott Turret
Sauvetn
Tuttaio
Libedo Eno
Williams
Tiree
Hall —Janerin
Itehet
Montreal
Providence
Sling and Schmidt
Jones
Jack Heart
Roe Providene
Halitte
Crescent Nine
Onte
Superbas
Phillies
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Goddens Fortune
Catter
Doom
Hix
Parkett
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Moran
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Few
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AOL
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Naps
Dubuc
Cardinals
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Tyne
Heluie Zimmerman
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Chance
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Abe
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Silks
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Omwen
Aner
Wien
Collard Cheney
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Houde
Fein
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Mauser
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Rater
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Iy Cheney
Smith
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Rmon
Zi Cheney
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Cher
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Tate York
Ty Mall
Stethys
Secont
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Nore
Cree
Bedard
Hartyett
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Warhop Waleertom
Warhop
Apeauer
Zinn
Chase
Crea
Sinceier
Hostom
Warhan
Oof
Quinn
Mi Wiig
Pitel Quinn
Hi Springs
Quin
Westervelt
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