Marquard Extends Winning Streak in Polo Grounds Win
Christy Marquard captured his eighteenth straight victory as the Giants beat the Braves 8 to 3 at the Polo Grounds. He fanned eight, while Larry Doyle led with a homer, a triple, and two doubles as New York moved one behind Tim Keefe’s all time mark. The Braves fought back with timely hitting but could not derail the southpaw’s run.
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Marquard
Polo Grounds
Tim Keefe
Providence
New York
Braves
Giants
Kling
Campbell
Arthur Devlin
Larry Doyle
Larry
Raves
Titus
Houser
Marquaré
Kirke
Doyle
Heston
Brown
Kilng
Merkle
Chief Meyers
Devlin
Murray
Jack
Chef Meyers
Fletcher
Sweeny
Meath Becker
Buster
Becker
Fred Snodgrats
O'Rourke
Miner
Snow
Vincent Campbell
Wantre
Texas
Boston
McGraw
Ine
Arthur
Herzog
Moyers
Feld
Snodgrass
Hite
Wietcher
Blazing Giants Attack With Snodgrass Doyle Mutiny Inning
The Giants overpower the Dodgers with Snodgrass Doyle in a wild third and fourth inning. Murray Herzog Fletcher drive in runs while Merkle and Kling error lead to miscues. Giants steal four bases on Kling as Merkie Snodgrass Murray Herzog score in a chaotic offensive stretch.
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Snodgrass
Doyle
Murray
Herzog
Fletcher
Merkle
Fred
Kling
Marquard
Johnny Kling
Merkie
New York
Aio Devitn
Doyie
Campbell
Steenage
Kirke
Becker
Titus
Houser
O'Rourke
Kingo
Brown
Pao
Toate
Berton
Errora
Boston
Toro
Devon
Wouser
Pietcher
Tite
Plet
Pirates in Second Place Climb Over Cubs
The Pirates beat the Cubs 6 to 1 to move into second in the pennant race. Saler singled home Tinker in the sixth to prevent a shutout. Caught in a flood of errors and hits, Chicago could not muster more than one score while Cheney pitched for Pittsburgh and Moroney struggled for the Cubs.
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Cubs
Chicago
Pirates
Saler
Tinker
Pittsburgh
Enicaco
Ae Byrne
Sheckant
Carer
Sohplie
BOL Feria
Cheney
Liviwitlas Prey
Moroney
Brown
Milier
Mirsbaren
Moronen
Behitte
Doroney
Cemantis
Ain
Hondelx
Jone
Biues
Dentin
Zimmermate
McCarthy
Wagner
Wilwa
Pinabereh
Pinat
Camnita
Steele's Bases Loaded Triple Beats Reds In Rain Interruption
In Cincinnati on June 2 the Cardinals routed the Reds 8 to 3. Steele belted a bases loaded triple in the fourth inning to spark the visiting club, with Keefe relieving pitchers later. The game was halted for about twenty five minutes due to rain. Humphries and Steele worked in relief for Cincinnati and St. Louis respectively, with Week andineran tied 2:00.
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Steele
Reds
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Mithard
Keefe
Hureton
Baten If
Koneny
Evans
McDonald
Tinweer
Ihelun
Hrostian
Humphries
Povo
Mates
Grant
BNE
Fistteg
Loule Ae
Lotte
Thit-Stevie
Twels-bane
Ft Funines
Ruerition
Hummphres
Hauser
Indians Come to Grief as Montreal Sweeps Newark Doubleheader
Montreal defeated Newark in both ends of a doubleheader at Newark. First game 7 to 6 after 13 innings, second game 4 to 1. Glaring errors by Newark aided Montreal while Montreal played errorless ball led by strong pitching from Hughey Mattern in the second game.
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Indians
Montreal
Newark
Royals
Cy Seymour
Bernard
Ste
Zimmerman
BI Collins
Charley Hanford
Gaskell
Dammitt
E. Zimmerman
Hughey Mattern
Braves
McGinntty
Rontreaul
Seimnet
Sonnet Rip’ Ok
Emma Beet
Seymour
I Durham
Hanfordrt
Ganka
Binefeld
Purell
LE Angers
Viebuhn
Ziman
F.emith
H Smarth
Cl Dent
Sonnet
Tnnme
Kirkpatrick
H. Smith
Collins
Dermmitt
W. Zimmerman
Talla
Behaine
Ge Wiebahn
Viebatin
Rtn
Connelly
Hite
Smith
Cun
Bingham
Eager
Conner
Bernara
Cunhar
Kwacina
Wiiford
Vaughn
Angemelerth
Zimme
Qurtel
Furphy
Mattern
Zemith
McGinnity
Dent
Immertiay
Cunninghie
Yeager
Ine
Wickpatrick
Tiree Tage
Tal McGinrity
Mcinnity
Cammitt Aly
Peestan
Pesto Mane
Vietre Montenagen
Umphen-Stullen
Guthele
Phillies Take Two Games from Brooklyn Superbas
The Phillies defeated the Brooklyn Superbas in a doubleheader at National League Park. In the opener, Philadelphia won 3 to 1 in eleven innings with Alexander fanning thirteen and Luderus stealing home to force the deciding score. Moran salvaged a tense tenth, while Magee delivered a loud near homer in the same frame. In the nightcap, the Phillies jumped ahead four in the first inning, Cravath driving in two with a homer as Knetzer started for Brooklyn and was pulled early. Philadelphia continued to add runs, finishing strong to seal the sweep.
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Philadelphia
Superbas
Phillies
National League Park
Doom's Boys
Nep Rucker
Alexander
Luderus
Moran
Innning
Magee
Paskert
Tooley
Cravath
Knabe
Doolan
Luderum
Knetner
Yingding
Kent
Brooklyn
Northen
Bo ‘Mager
Smith
Doupert
Alderua
Enabe
Miller
Rucker
Teta Bie
Philadephia
Daubert
Poskert
Eacrifice Hite
Magen
baswa—Sinithy Lobart
Taften
Philadelphi
Ort Ruickers A
Onerriey Sieaklyn
Phil ‘Afeichi
Eae Uok
Pitadelphia
Bropelyn
Pancert
Labart
Daunert
Daly
Cutshaw
Toler
Kewin
Phalmers
Phelps
Brenna
Knetzer
Yingling
Chalmers
Tatter Ball
Brooklys
Fiadeaphin
Dal
Sravath Taire
Muitmel
Mages
Dolanap
Cray
Chaim Oh Fite
Fireman
Brennan Ed Emslie
Tine
Amateurs Deep in The Tide At Washington Park
Beato Crescent A C in Amateur Baseball Championship. Emule Hut I High School of Trook lyn defeated Curtis High School of Staten Island at Washington Park Brooklyn to win the Public Schools Athlete League title. Curtis committed many errors while Eramus Hall dominated on the mound with ten strikeouts in five innings. Englewood Field Club won an eleventh hour victory over Crescent Athletic Club to claim the Amateur League crown at Englewood New Jersey.
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Trooklyn
Curtis High School
Staten Island
Public Schools Athlete League
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Curtis
Eraamus Hall
Curtix
Bykes
Klemmeyer
Lyken
Doyle
Kirby
Frail
Frvam If Stodtabany
Teowan
Jeeniein
Rodao Woot
Lake Doyle
Prall
Kieren Fleet Dank
Bragmun
Curtin
Aynlen Bate Brel
Daley
Kolormen
Bevan
Hicha
Sullivan
Hineaip
Home
Kielmeyer
Pouble
Hiryan Uy
Reieh
Tase
Balin
W. Boken
Kielameyer
Atrick
W. Bykes
Kirt
Br Frail
Kielammeyer
Wid Piteh Walt
Oy Doyle
Wo Sykes
Peal
Klemmeier
Sun
Tncings
Temple
Husett
Englewood Field Club
Lesetal Champonship
Creavent Athletic Club
Englewood
N. J
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Ballen
Centrefield
Whdch
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Fingtewood Atelles
Movlien Wes
Wood
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Yale
Dtewerd
Efight Tina
Visteh
Columba
Interser
Tide
Aml
Mallen
Pnate
Machwert
Wilber
Feld
Jhif
Aires Funa
Eenglinwood
Ryan
Marae
McKay
Auhinnine
Magiewood UN
Hosee Creacent
Knelewort
Aelien
Mallory
Bies
Mowe
Wilbur
Water Murphy
Wiley
Dick Laws
Willa Tame
South Orange
Lewis
Skeeters Beat Rochester in Spectacular Jersey City Win
Skeeters outplayed league leaders Rochester in Jersey City yesterday afternoon for a 5 4 victory. Holmes started for Rochester but was benched in the sixth as Skeeters piled up three runs in the fifth and Purtell homered in the eighth. McCrone and Ward’s singles produced Jersey City’s early runs, while Rochester’s two seventh inning and one ninth inning runs came late without changing the outcome.
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Skeetara
Rochester
Jersey City
Sto
Holmes
Upstate
Rochesters
McCrone
Purtell
Ward
Poe Thoney
McMillan
Breen
Johnson
Meduillan
Brean
Junerin
Latt
Jerey City
Holmen
Jony Carroll
Katlesteimer
MecYone
Five Homers In This Game South Orange Beats Montclair
South Orange Field Club, three time Armateur League champions, defeated Montclair Athletic Club on Montclair’s field by a score of 9 to 8. Four South Orange players McCahn Flynn Worth and Howarth hit homers, Reynolds of Montclair homered, Dowd tripled in a late rally, and pitching shifts by Taveington Meyers and Hogarty shaped the game.
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South Orange Field Club
Montclair
Ivo
Montclair Athletic
South Orange
McCahn
Flynn
Worth
Howarth
Feuh
Reynolds
Harvard
Williams
Ty Dowd
Taveington
Meyers
Hogarty
Papke Retains World Middleweight Title In 15th Round Victory
Tony Papke of Illinois won an easy victory over Marcel Moreau of France in a middleweight world title bout. Papke floored Moreau twice in the fifteenth round with left and right hooks, the Frenchman stayed until the gong for the sixteenth, then quit admitting defeat.
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Varia
Tony Papke
Illinois
Marcel Moreau
Papke
Moreau
Red Sox Rout Yankees in Double Header Thriller
Boston dominates New York in a two game set as the Red Sox win 13 to 8 in the first game and 6 to 0 in seven innings in the second. Yankee errors aid Boston while Jack Quinn and Buck O'Brien struggle, Moody Gardner and Larry Gardner help lead the offense for Boston.
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Boston
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Horton
Yankees
New York
Bungles
Hut Chase
Mal
Maloney
Stump
Street
Quinn
Larry Gardner
Jacky Quinn
Quitn
Red Sox
O'Brien
Vape
Dor Wood
Monten
Vic Jose
Wood
Sterrett
Gurneer
Fisher
Jurule
Cree Wan
Jamiell Ford
Dreamatan
Merrett
Martin
Ge Ford
Raatied Tah Poston
Pape
Stahl
Hospers
Heeper
Gardner Ial
Wener
Taardner
Verhes
Wit Bares
Halle
Orbotten
Pest
Lien Citer
Blane
Ont Bey Brien
New Motordrome Opens at Brighton Beach
Nearly five thousand spectators attended the opening of motorcycle racing at the Brighton Beach Motordrome. Alfred Chappell of Brooklyn defeated John Alberent of Denver in a three mile match race best two of three heats, winning heat three in 2 06 45 and heat one in 23 22 5. A wrist fracture occurred when Robert Lyon fell in the four mile amateur race.
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Brighton Beach
Alfred Chappell
Brooklyn
John Alberent
Denver
Chappele
Tat Wan
Robert Lyon
J. Constant
F. Man
J. Cox
Alfiet Ciagnele
New York
Jobe
Atbrysit
Aniverssrirat
Chapple
Hue
Altrehts
New England League Results
Incomplete report lists scattered scores for New England League games including Brockton, Wall River Brockton, and Fall River. Entries show mismatched names and uncertain scores such as 3 Hav erhill 9, 8 Wall River Brockton, and Fosses 1 with Redford 4, indicating a fragmented standings update.
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Lanvernitt
Haverhill
Howell
Lowel
Brockton
Wall Rive Brockton
Fosses
Y Redford
Baseball Standings and Results Across Three Leagues
National and American leagues today feature key games with standings showing New York and Chicago leading in the NL and Boston and Cleveland atop the AL. Yesterday's results include Philadelphia over Brooklyn and Boston clobbering New York while Detroit was rained out and St Louis edged Cleveland. International League standings list Rochester and Toronto near the top with Newark and Baltimore trailing.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Brooklia
Tre
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St Louis
St. Lowia
Civiengo Va
W. Lpc
Wastom
Newark
Hochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Providence
Hocheste
Montreal
Newarl
Baltimore
Toronto
Maltimore
LPC
Rochester
Rex City
Cuba
Kenneth Nash
Brown University
Ray Thomas
Rockford
University of Ilinois
Chisago
Athletics Defeat Senators on Errors in Philadelphia
The Athletics beat Washington 2 to 1 as two misplays by Ainsmith and Foster allowed two unearned runs. Shanks and Baker stood out in defense while Johnsen limited Philadelphia to four hits. Plank and Coombs shut down Washington until late.
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Athletics
Ainsmith
Fosterington
Senators
Johnsen
Foster
Washington
Willous
Plank
Coombs
Shanks
Baker
Philadelphia
Boneford
Sonader
Mawaert
Hager
Wiinnin Ib
Walane
Strann Cf
Derrick
Artin
Frat
Ith
Dubnaon
Maine
Rtladelpata
Washbaton
Naps Sweep Browns In Doubleheader At St Louis
Cleveland Naps defeat Cleveland Browns in both games at St Louis scoring 4 3 in the opener and 5 3 in the nightcap. Huskatte Reid tops Browns in the opener and Steen stars in the second as Cleveland bats freely against St Louis pitching.
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Browns
St. Louis
St Louis
Naps
Huskatte Reid
Steen
Gamy
Cleveland
ST Lowe
Taito
Miller
Powell
Gar Kowelts
Meadow Brook Polo Team Wins Westbury Cup Tilt at Westbury
Whitney leads Meadow Brook to a 12 3 to 8 goal victory over Cooperstown in the Westbury Cup series on Meadow Brook field Westbury Long Island with Monty Waterbury Devy Milburn and J A Rawlins starring in a tempestuous match Wind gusts and dust swirled but no injuries reported Hempstead cups handicap result favors Cooperstown by one goal as Hempstead Phalna winds rise American Association results include St Paul 6 Kangan City 4 and Coll Louisville 0
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Meadow Brook
Harry Payne Whitney
Monty Waterbury
Devy Milbur
J. A. Rawlins
Meadow Brook Ci
Westbury
Long Islan
Coopertown
Whitney
Malcolm Stevenson
Stevenson
C. P. Teadlerton
Devy Milburn
Hempstead Phalna
Giants Aim For Record After Eleven Straight Wins
baseball notes from Washington to Brooklyn and Boston highlight the Giants surge, McGraw’s men push toward a seventeen game streak as Nap Rucker and Matty Marquard prepare for a possible pitching duel. Gandil shines in Washington while Griffith’s Red Sox and Athletics loom in a pivotal American League series.
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Brooklyn
Nap
Rucker
Giants
Marquard
Matty
McGraw
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