Superbas Edge Giants In Close Brooklyn Victory
Brooklyn fans cheered as the Superbas shut out the New York Giants 1 to 0 at Washington Park. Wiltse pitched well for the Giants but Nap Rucker and the Brooklyn defense held firm behind sharp double plays and clutch fielding to seal the win.
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Baseball Fight in Three Leagues Headlines and Results
National League games feature New York at Brooklyn and Chicago at Philadelphia with results listing Brooklyn 1 New York 0 and Boston 8 Cincinnati 7. Standings show Chicago leading with 88 wins, St Louis and New York trailing, American and Eastern League games scheduled across multiple cities with various scores and standings updates.
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Reds Defeat Cardinals in Bitter Umpire Row
In a tense game Cincinnati beat St Louis as umpire Kiem struck Roger Bresnahan after an argument over a balk call. Bresnahan protested as Keefe delivered strikes and the final strike ended the contest for Cincinnati.
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Unclear Eastern League game with late lead change in Jersey
An Eastern League baseball report describes a Jersey game where Rochester led by four, but Newark tied it in the seventh. Highlights include Roschard, Fietzman, Alperman, Spen ter, and Justis on the mound. The recap mentions a late rally and mixed fielding plays before final outs sealed the score.
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Providence Buffalo and Montreal and Baltimore names listed
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Boston Loses Doubleheader to Philadelphia 7–6 and 7–4
In a June Boston at Philadelphia doubleheader both games ended with the visitors rallying. The first game went 7–6 in favor of Philadelphia after a late push, while the second finished 7–4 as errors and timely hits doomed Boston.
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Dewaren and Works Lead Detroit Victory Over Cleveland
Detroit beat Cleveland in a tense game as Ralph Works delivered a standout pitching performance and Dewaren contributed strong offense. Olsen made two errors that helped turn the tide with key defensive plays and late inning defense. The scoreboard showed a close contest with decisive moments shaping the outcome.
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Yankees Defeat Senators to Set Season Records at Park
The New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators 2 to 0 at American League Park yesterday. Hal Chase set a season mark with 21 putouts as the Yankees fielded sharply in 1 hour 1 minute. Walter Johnson contrastingly limited the Senators to few chances while Jack Quinn shut them down with a strong start, aided by solid defense and timely hits from Knight, Gardner, and Fitzgerald.
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Cornell Teams Turn in Fine Showing in River Rowing Scrimmage
Ithaca crews under Courtney and Ward tested both varsity and freshmen along the Hudson. The day featured strong performances by Cornell, with the big eight pushing ahead on the final stretch as Syracuse and Columbia also practiced, while issues with equipment and illness shaded progress for a few rowers.
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Bonhag Surrenders in Close Mile Race at Celtic Park
Bonhag of the Irish American club failed to break the four mile American record in a three mile race at Celtic Park Long Island City before about four thousand spectators. Paced by William J Kramer and Tom J Collins, Bonhag faltered after three miles and halted with time of 15 minutes 64 2/3 seconds, ending the attempt.
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Boston Edges Philadelphia 1–0 in Pitchers Duel
Boston won the game 1 to 0 against Philadelphia. Burne and Purdue produced hits with runners on base but the decisive run came on two passes and an RBI from Ladette and Doolan Puttaatal. Pitcher details and minor infield mentions follow, with names such as Sweenay Leber and Kling appearing in the box score.
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Balch Back in the Bow Hed Top
The Harvard varsity eight rowed a four mile race with the freshman eight taking the lead for the first two miles as the varsity tired. The freshmen finished strong, and the crew celebrated a recent victory over Yale with a large crowd in Cambridge.
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New England League Results Short Recap
Haverhill and Lawrence split a 13 inning game won by Haverhill 6 to 3. Lowell edged Brockton 6 to 3 as Worvestar Fall River defeated New Bedford 1 to 0.
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Milburn Stars as Great Neck Beats Meadow Brook in Polo
Milburn led Great Neck to a 14 to 3 victory over Meadow Brook Magpies on the Westbury turf on Long Island. Devereux Milburn moved to No. 2 to enable George Milburn at back, with Hamilton Hadden and Brott Cowdin supporting. Decy Milburn scored a long gallop goal in the final period.
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Harvard Triumphs Over Yale in Soldiers Field Clash
Harvard defeated Yale 6 to 1 at Soldiers Field before about eleven thousand, winning the series. Harvard pitcher Freeman allowed only five hits in six innings, while Yale struggled with offense and fielding as Harvard built a lead early and held strong defense. Harvard grads filled the stands, cheering the reunion crowd and the Crimson’s clear win.
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Harvard Names Porter Captain of Crimson Baseball Team
Porter of Philadelphia, second baseman on the Harvard nine, was elected captain of the Crimson Baseball team for next year. After playing second on the varsity for two years he earned his first letter. Porter also played quarterback in football.
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Merritt Chosen Yale Captain for Next Season
Yale selects Richard Merritt of Nyack NY as captain of the varsity team for next season after the Harvard game. Merritt, a three-year Yale athlete, has played football two seasons and starred in baseball, hockey, and other sports at Andover and as a freshman on Yale’s skeet team.
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Yale Crew Trains Hard at Gales Ferry Practice
Yale varsity rowers completed a five mile stretch with Kennedy coaching on individual effort. The eight moved downstream to Allyne Point then returned, while the freshman eight had a shortened plan canceled and sent to the navy yard and back. Janes Cy and General WW Shidies arrived at the quarters.
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State League Results and Connecticut League Scores
Elmira and Troy tied with 0 in the State League. Utlea beat Scranton 9 to 0 while Binghamton failed to score. Waterbury defeated Bridgeport 4 to 2 in the Connecticut League. New Thatta appears in a partial entry with unclear pairing.
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College Men To Salt Cambrites
About 36 athletes from various colleges prepare for the American versus international track meet in New York. Entrants include Damoeard Whitman and Theodore C. Cable of Indianapolis in hammer throw, with Harvard and Ohio State captains among the selections for the next season. The group departs tomorrow aboard the Vaderland for London.
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