Sins of the Fathers Visited Upon Children at Sleepy Hollow
In the Father and Son tournament at Sleepy Hollow Judge Mahlon Pitney and son Shelton faced mixed fortune as many pairs struggled on the ravine filled holes. Devereux Emmet and son led with an 8 stroke total while others, including Belknap duo, battled mis hits and uneven putting before Mexican duty calls interruption.
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Sleepy Hollow
Heaid
Devereux Emmet
Devereux Emmet, Jr
Garden City
W. J Belknap
Pitney
Mahlon Pitney
Supreme Court
Shelton
Ain
A. D. Partridge
Dwight
Fellowes Morgan
Censor
Junior
Lansings
Lansing
Fans Arrested for Keeping Foul Balls at Polo Grounds
Three fans were arrested on petty larceny charges after allegedly keeping foul balls during a New York Yankees game at the Polo Grounds. David Lerner, Edward Steinfeld, and John Ehrman faced Night Court hearings before Magistrate McQuade and were fined plus costs.
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Yankees
Polo Grounds
Grandstand
David Lerner
Wadsworth Avenue
Washington
Edward J. Steinfeld
West Seventy-fourth Street
John J. Ehrman
East 110Th Street
McQuade
Giants Defeat Robins as Marquard Goes Twelve Innings
Rube Marquard pitched twelve innings to anchor a Brooklyn split with the New York Giants at Ebbets Field. The Giants won the first game 11-2 behind explosive hitting, while Brooklyn captured the second 2-1 on a squeeze play by Lew McCarty after a tying effort from Marquard. Benny Kauff led Brooklyn with three extra base hits and six RBIs across both games, while Frank Franks and Jim O’Neill described the day’s dramatic back-and-forth action.
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Frank O'Neill
Rube Marquard
Tim Kote
New York Giants
Giants
Ebbeta Field
Lew McCarty
Maroe
Robins
Flatbush Stadium
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Slumgers
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Robbie
Rube
M Curry
Lew
Rube Benton
Kelly
Otto Miller
Burns
Fletcher
Eitiwena
Jem Potter
Duster Mulls
Merkle
Smith
Sherrie
Poll Verritt
New York
Olvon
McCarthy
Artie Fletcher
Results of Games in Two Leagues and Standing of Battling Teams
Yesterday results show Washington 9 New York 5 and Philadelphia 8 Boston 5 with Detroit to St Louis and Chicago at Cleveland. Today schedule features Washington at New York Kiladelphia at Boston and Chicago at Cleveland amid standings updates for both leagues.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Tittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
York
Chicwea
Washington
Kiladelphia
Chicago
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Feature Facts for the Fans
Dave Robertson went four for four in the opener with Brooklyn. Benny Kauff drove in six runs in that game. Rube Marquard beat the Giants in twelve innings, blanking them the last eleven. The Red Sox used twenty men in a 10 loss to the Athletics, and nineteen Brooklyn runs came with two out.
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Johnston
Vaupert
Stengr
Porritt
Schauer
Wheat
Mowrey
Matty
Cutshaw
Brooklyn
Lyn
Giants
Merkle
Rariden
Byrne
Kau
Dave Robertson
Kauff
New Yorke
Benny Kauff
Rube Marquard
Red Sox
Athletics
Titeen
Dodgers Lose Despite Strong Hitting In Strange Game
Davey Robertson led with four hits in four at bats while Kauff's two triples and a double stood out amid a 17 hit, clean contest. Stengel made a remarkable running catch and a lively battle among shortstops entertained as Fletcher Olson displayed feats. Final details show heavy offensive action from both sides with scattered fielding highlights and numerous substitutions.
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Davey Robertson
Kauff
Dodgers
Fletcher
Olson
Casey Stengel
Daubert
Gast
Ron
Rmportrs
Avrhooas
Johnston
Doyle
Flerster
Stoweey
Merkie
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GOL Iter
Temai
Nite-Kautt Traubert
Stroael
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Yemen
Mathews Brier
Begoeltn
N. Ta
Aprirgae
Kelly
Stengel
Ieee
Sir” Ben
Bat Vuuhen
Marnsee
Taft
Weston
Perrin
Nile
Waris
Mara Plik Marquet
Braves Gain Double Victory Over Phillies
Two rough games in Philadelphia on June 26 produced a Boston win of 4 to 1 and a second ten inning victory at 9 to 2. Boston used three pitchers to Philadelphia’s two, with late rallies in game one and a combined effort in game two to clinch the doubleheader.
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Braves
PHILS
Philadelphia
Boston
McQuillan
Felding
Ager
PMILA
Ote
Magee
Smith
Cenper
Washart
Gomdyre
Kittiter
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Hughes
Beebe Shuts Out Sox With Three Hits In Cleveland Debut
Former National League pitcher Fred Beebe, who declined to play earlier with Bula this year, made his Cleveland debut and blanked Chicago. He limited hitters to five to reach first and two to reach second as Cleveland scored both runs in the first on Danforth’s and Roth’s triples. The game lasted one hour and nineteen minutes.
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Marquard
Bate
Merkle
Rariden
Jimmie Johnston
McKechnie
Artie Fletcher
Fletcher
Rube
MeKechnie
Johnston
McGraw
Kelly
Rube Benton
Fred Beebe
Bula
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Chicago
Danforth
Roth
A. J
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Beese
Wiliney
McBride
Shawkey
Williase
Baker
Hart
Shanks
Magee
Hite
Judge Jamieson
Moeller
Senators
Innis
Yaute
Judge
Henry
Washington
Gun’ Love
Yankees
Gallia
Gedeon
Nanamaker
Clare Grifith
Donovan
Caldwell
Griffith
Seathray
Ray
Paddy Baumann
Paddy
Baumann
High
Haymass
Hesey
Melis
Thala
Marte
Reds Beat Cardinals In Eleventh Frame
Cincinnati won 8 to 4 over St Louis in eleven innings after a 4 to 4 deadlock at nine and ten. Neale opened the eleventh with a single, Mollwite sacrificed, Louden added a right field single, and Neale scored the deciding run as the Reds captured the victory.
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Cardinals
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Neale
Mollwite
Louden
ST Oui
Cincinnate
Erie Soo
Miwitzig
Mier
Lowten
Ortad
Dale
Pra de Janzen
Bessie
Lip
Groh
Masi LI
SY Amer
Ada
Baes
Mitase
Wesuingum
Ali
Giants Offer Tesreau to Cardinals in Sallee Trade
John B. Foster, secretary of the New York Giants, announced yesterday that Jeff Tesreau, the Giants right handed pitcher, had been offered to the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for Sallee, the left handed mound ace of the Cardinals.
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John B. Foster
New York Giants
Jeff Tesreau
New York
Louis Cardinals
Mound City
Indians Wear Numbers in Game
Cleveland players in the June 26 game with Chicago wore sleeve numbers matching the scorecard figures for easy fan identification. This marks a historic first in baseball according to the report, as numbers debut on uniforms across the Cleveland team.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Coveleskie Pitches Tigers Beat Browns 3 1
Coveleskie out pitched his former teammate Hamilton as Detroit defeated St Louis 3 to 1. The Tigers gained the decisive run in the seventh on Baker’s double and Coveleskie’s third hit. Pratt doubled for St Louis’s lone run in the fourth.
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Coveleskie
Hamilton
Detroit
St. Lowhere
Baker
Pratt
Shovon
If Kat
Auetin
Cobh
Miler
Naarh
Chapman
Melimine
Touin
Res
Parma
Sinler
Ih Ao
Young
Daker Ou
Mareuna
Corie
Laranna
Mevereid
Hamiltan
Ibi Inh
Marmana
Red Sox Pitching Collapse in Loss to Athletics
World champions Boston use 20 players and five pitchers in game five against Philadelphia, but fail to stop an 8 to 5 defeat. Rowe and Ruth produced the only hits, Ruth driving in a run and a later advance, while the rest of the lineup struggled in a rough outing for the mound corps.
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RED Sox
Boston
Philadelphia
Rowe
Ruth
Scott
Phila
Abrieas
Hobitten
Gregg
Menrikaan
Hair Line Rule Decides Yankee Defeat in Tight Ninth
Washington defeats New York 9 to 8 in the eleventh, as a hair line rule over the strike zone sparked by Frank Baker’s late homer helps the Senators pin a loss on the Yankees. The game features strong hitting from Baker and Donovan’s late rally, with Washington pulling ahead in the seventh and sealing it in extras.
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Tiganal Nieng
Piradatta
Tura Pola Groutule
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Breen
Tee Baker
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Tivens
Yankees
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Densevan
Senators
Fisher
Lethane
Markle
Shawhy
Iun
Bater
Johnson
Frank Baker
Betw Bi
Rene
Gerandstard
Peckinpaugh
Donovan
Ted
Pipp
Bakerno
Franklin
Magee
Win
Lee
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Englewood
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Emmet, Jr
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Howard Whitney, Jr
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Young Ted
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Martin Littleton
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Ed McMalan
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Chatty de Sie
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Rd Fiarrett
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Prue
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Rube Schauer
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