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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
6
Johnny Evers returns from injury to lift the Boston Braves in the second game while the Giants claim the series, winning four games to two. Evers slams a first inning single and later a home run, inspiring the comeback.
In Baltimore on June 29 Pittsburgh won the opener of the series 7 to 1. Konetchy started Pittsburgh’s scoring with a homer over the fence. The home team’s lone run came on that long drive. Hemmed in by strong defense, Pittsburgh dominated the game with a sharp offensive display.
A finance committee was appointed at a Federal League meeting in the Biltmore Hotel to reassure finances and cover potential losses for individual clubs. James A. Gilmore stated the league’s financial future is secured and expressed readiness to support teams in need while detailing plans for a New York franchise next week and Boston franchise interest with Bidens slogan.
In a Pittsburgh doubleheader, the Pirates win the second game 6 to 4 aided by strong hitting while the first game sees the Cardinals prevail thanks to late-inning mistakes by Dolan. Dolan later redeems himself with a spectacular catch in the nightcap.
Results of games from yesterday and today across three leagues with noted matchups New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago Cleveland Detroit and others. Standings show New York Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Boston Washington Cleveland and Pittsburgh in various positions. Multiple scores reported including Brooklyn 9 Kansas City 2 and Baltimore 1 St Louis 4.
Becket’s homer in left field stands sparks the Superbas to a 10 to 4 victory. The home run keys a late spring surge as Brooklyn overcomes a rough inning from Dell and a string of erors. Despite early struggles, the Superbas piece together two runs in the first and add two more in the fourth to pull away.
Standings show teams Wey? Newark Rochester Montreal Toronto with wins and losses. Rochester leads in some line with 8 to 2 victory over Hielmond while Montreal and Toronto post mixed results. City names listed in order of games and points showing Newark 25 23 0, Hutalo 27 2, Toronto 47 38, Montecali 20 314, Koel'ter 25 27 481, Hiehsw'd 28 28 300, der'y City 13.
Mordecai Brown pitched past Earl Moseley as the Chicago Whales beat Newark 1 to 0 in Harrison. Both clubs had four hits. Chicago scored in the first three innings, Newark only in the ninth. Moseley walked five, Esmond misplayed a throw in the third, and Fischer’s single in center drove in Finch for the lone run.
Hal Chase powered the Buffalo Feds to a series clinching win over St. Louis with two home runs. The first came with one aboard and the second sailed over the deep center bleachers. Final score and full innings listed in the box note.
Joe Finneran pitched masterfully as the Tip Tops defeated the Kan City Packers by a score of 3 to 2 at Washington Park. Despite light attendance, the game featured bold base running, two double steals in the second inning, and a sensational catch by Chadbourne preventing a homer.
Philadelphia reports say manager Connie Mack plans to dispose of high salaried players including Jack Hart and Amos Strunk. Barry, out since June 19 with an injury, may be traded to the New York Yankees as part of a cost cutting move. The telegraph notes Meinnis and a few others likely kept.
Chicago defeats St. Louis 4 to 2 as a third consecutive bases loaded triple seals the game. Faber delivered the triple in the fourth after Roth and Schalk walked, matching a pattern in a tense June contest. John Collins hit a double in the first, driving in two runs to start Chicago ahead.
The Newark Indians defeated Richmond 6 to 4 in twelve innings in Richmond. Meadows doubled with two on to tie in the ninth. Kraft doubled in the twelfth for the decisive runs. Highlights include timely hits from Newark and strong relief pitching to seal the extra frame win.
Local paper relays scattered results from the land league baseball slate with teams from Lowell and Washington, noting entries such as Lonny, Musehestar, and Tip-Lope ague ark. Readable fragments point to federal involvement and a 389 1M score reference amid the day’s action.
Rain disrupted the third day of the clay court championships in Pittsburgh. In the men’s singles, the fifth round was near completion with Inman leading Castle two games to one in the second set when play was stopped. Women’s singles preliminaries proceeded, with twelve first-round matches finished and several second-round matches completed.
Chicago announces a second automobile race on a new two mile speedway in October. The contest will cover 300 miles with a $25,000 prize. Drivers from last Saturday’s 500 mile race have promised to enter.
Allen Behr advanced to the final of the Nappackemack Tennis Club tournament in South Yonkers and will face Hudson River champion Homer Guernsey the same day next week. Behr beat I W Hall 6 4 6 8 and Herbert W Forster 8 6 6 2, showing steadiness and court coverage.
The New York Yankees drop to the second division after a 4 to 3 loss to the Boston Red Sox in ten innings. Speaker led Boston with five hits and a running catch to end the Yankee rally. Nunamaker’s misplay at the plate and on a throw helped Boston prevail. Ruth allowed only one hit until the ninth, but defensive miscues and a late Boston surge sealed the outcome.
Washington pitchers Boehling and Davies held the Athletics scoreless as the Senators routed 8 to 0. It closed the four-game set with Washington claiming three wins. The lineup featured Murphy Foster Shanks Wolfram Lapp Verte and Koph, with Boehling contributing a decisive performance.
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