Pirates Turn Tables on Giants at Polo Grounds
In a hot sweltering day, the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the New York Giants 6 to 2 after four runs in the tenth inning. Ames struggled for New York while Leifield pitched well for Pittsburgh. Crandall closed out the game for the Pirates in the tenth as the crowd filed out disappointed after a hard fought loss.
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Polo Grounds
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Ames
Crandall
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Quaker City
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Adirondacks
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Marke
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Clarke
Donlin
Leifield
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Herzog
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Devlin
McGraw
Barry
Seifield
Jerkie Eingied
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O'Day
Kiem
Brooklyn Fails in Doubleheader as Cardinals Edge Ahead
Brooklyn drops the opener 6 to 1 amid seven errors by McMillan. In the nightcap Bugs Raymond vs Wilhelm ends 1-0 after a ninth inning run when Catterson misplayed a fly, letting Shaw score for St. Louis. Brooklyn clings to seventh, Cardinals hover near last. Umpire Owens. Time 1:29.
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McMillan
Bugs
Raymond
Wilhelm
Catterson
New England
Shaw
Cardinals
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Dunn
Morris
Louis
Poitcher
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Farmer
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Higginbotham
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Charles. Hummel
Lumley
St Louis
Holmes
MelIntyre
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Major League Baseball Results and Standings
Yesterday's NL results include Pittsboro 6 New York 2 in 10 innings and solo games Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 0 Philadelphia 0, St Louis 6 Brooklyn 1 first game and 1 6 second, Cincinnati 6 Boston 5 in 10 innings. NL standings show New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Boston, Pittsburg, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, St Louis with various records. Today NL and AL games include Philadelphia at Chicago and others with several matchups and standings updates.
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Pittsboro
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Yankees Rally to Beat Tigers 6 5 for Revenge
The New York Yankees defeated Detroit 6 to 5 in Detroit as Manning relieved Warhop and shut down the Tigers after an eighth inning rally aided by Detroit errors. Cree homered for New York with a third inning triple while Mullin pitched well for Detroit despite poor support. Heavy smoke from Michigan forest fires hung over the ballpark.
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Elberfeld
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Costo
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Schmidt Gardner
Blair
Evans and
Hurst
Yacht Regatta Off Sea Gate Ends In Fog and Wind Shifts
Light winds and thick haze plagued the Atlantic Yacht Club finale at Gravesend Bay. Twenty one boats started. only smaller yachts finished as wind swung from south to north by east and the committee halted after the first round. Gunda won the fifteen foot class, Mischief led both actual and corrected time in handicap, Slow Poke topped X class, Cherub won the Gravesend knockabout, and Mercury of the New York Canoe Club, won the dingy division.
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Gravesend Bay
Gunda
Mischief
Gravesend
Eastern League scores and standings update
In games across the Eastern League Newark defeated Jersey City 12 to 1 and Rochester edged Montreal 3 to 2. Buffalo won 8 to 1 and 3 to 1 against Toronto, while Providence split with Baltimore in two games 1 to 1 and 11 to 4. Baltimore sits mid table with Montreal Newark Toronto and Providence among the leaders. Jersey City Buffalo Rochester are in the lower half.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Providence
Baltimore
Burkett-led Worcester Wins New England League Title
The New England Baseball League season ends with Jesse Burkett's Worcester team capturing the pennant for the third straight year. Lawrence finishes second and Haverhill third. Results include Brockton 2 Fall River 2 in 12 innings, Lowell 3 over Haverhill 2, Lynn 5 over New Bedford 2, and Worcester defeating Lawrence 2-0 in the two games.
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New England Baseball League
Jesse Burkett
Worcester
Lawrence
Haverhill
Brockton
Fall River
Lowell
Lynn
New Bedford
Local Scores and Standings Snapshot
Binghamton 5 Syracuse 1 Scranton 5 Elmira 1 Wilkes-Barre 0 Utica 3 Albany 3 Troy 3. Early results show mixed performances as leagues play round one. Standings reflect multiple teams with varying wins and losses in a compact regional slate.
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Syracuse
Scranton
Aca
Wilkes-Barre
Seco
Utica
Elmira
A Troy
Albany
Batteries-Chicago Umpires Named in Washington Match
In Chicago a game between Batteries-Chicago and Washington noted White and Sullivan, Witherup and Street as participants with Umpires O Loughlin and Egan.
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Styena
Washington
White and Sullivan
Witherup
Street
O' Loughlin and Egan
Cleveland Batteries Triumph Over Boston in Thriller
Cleveland forces a tight win over Boston 92 with Umpire Connolly officiating. Key players include Liebhardt Bemis and Criger for Cleveland and Donohue for Boston amid a close contest on the field.
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Criger
Donohue
Connolly
Phillies Doubleheader Slips Past Opponents
In a muddled box score from Philadelphia area games, Chicago batteries with Kling and Doom face hitters as Umpires Emslie and Johnstone call the action. Second game features similar lineups with Kling catching and Ruesbach on the mound, Umpires Johnstone and another official.
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Doom
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Duel of Turf Giants In A Thrilling Gravesend Race
August Belmont's Fair Play edged Hildreth's King James by a short head in the First Special of $3,000, running 1 1/4 miles in 2:032-5 to set a fast pace and claim a $2,400 prize amid a record crowd. King James and others produced a dramatic stretch duel, with Master Robert and Dandelion close behind as Suffragette won the Junior Champion Handicap. A smoky, hot day capped by a track-record steeplechase finish and lively attendance marked the meeting.
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Trish Tad
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Thoroughbred Hall of Fame
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Saint Louis Defeats Philadelphia in Battery Match
In St Louis Philadelphia batteries Schlitzer Powers Howell and Spencer faced off with umpires Sheridan and errine. The score shows Saint Louis taking a win and Philadelphia struggling in the busy line of the battery clash.
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Errine
New York A C Star Daniels Breaks Quarter Mile Record
Daniel s of the New York Athletic Club won the National Amateur Athletic Union quarter mile championship at Travers Island in 5 minutes 54 seconds breaking his own tidal water record of 6 minutes 15 seconds set two years earlier. J A Reilly of Townsend Harris Hall finished second and Karl Schmidt of the NYAC placed third amid a large crowd at the aquatic events closing outdoor swimming.
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Karl Schmidt
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East Side Young Men's Christian Association
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J. Reilly
K. Schmidt
Palmer champion as Miss Wagner wins New Jersey title
Miss Marie Wagner and Richard H. Palmer captured state lawn tennis championships at Morristown Field Club Morristown New Jersey. Wagner defeated Mrs George le Chapman 6 3 6 1 while Palmer beat Neal Stevens 7 5 4 6 12 10 6 1 in a dramatic final with Stevens forcing Palmer to the limit. Wagner also won the mixed doubles with Frederick Watrous 6 3 6 2.
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Stevens
Edwin P. Larned
Frederick Watrous
Miss Whitney
M. Fayerweather
F. H. Gwynne
Preserved Smith
Manhasset Bay Yacht Race Delayed by Fog and Light Winds
A soggy regatta on Long Island Sound today saw 46 starters from 21 clubs in a ten mile course. Phryne won the main class by a minute, with Atair and Alera close behind as winds shifted from southwest to east. Handicap results crowned Bobtail, Juanita, Rascal, Menosha and Arrow in various divisions. a club dinner followed the season’s close under Commodore Hazen Hoyt.
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Caro
Bobtafi
Juanita
Ty Rascal
Eleanor
Elay Thornton Smith
Skeeter
Port Washington
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Chicago Marathon Champion Faces Pebble Hamper
A. J. Corey of Chicago wins the annual Marathon in 2 hours 57 minutes. Sidney Hatch of the Illinois Athletic Club follows. J. A. Feltes of Chicago finishes third. A pebble in Corey's shoe near the city damaged his pace and forced a mid race stop for relief.
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Tima
Sidney Hatch
Dlinois Athletic Club
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Feltes
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Roosevelt Peil and Paret Win Indoor Doubles Title
Theodore Roosevelt Peil and J. Paret won the doubles at Bronxville Athletic Association yesterday, defeating Calhoun Cragit and M. Bostwick in a three set match 2-6 6-4 6-3.
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J. Up. Paret
Bronxville Athletic Association
Calhoun Cragit M. Bostwick
Carlisle Indians Triumph Over Conway Hall in Penn Affair
Carlisle Pennsylvania reports Carlisle BM defeated Conway Hall in football with a one sided score of 8 to 0. The Carlisle squad dominated the game, showcasing strong defense and a decisive offensive drive throughout the match.
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Penn
Carlisle BM
Conway Hall
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