Six of the Speedsters Batting Better Than .300 Lead
Ty Cobb maintains stride as he sits sixth in the American League batting race and ties for the league lead in steals with 18. He leads in home runs with four and runs scored with 38, as Cleveland’s Speaker remains atop the batting list. The piece notes Detroit team batting at .260 and lists top AL hitters and pitchers from various clubs, plus NL leaders and Giants revival with Daubert and Schulte contending with Daubert for the batting lead. It also covers league leaders in stolen bases, total bases, and 300 hitters across both leagues, with highlights on the Giants and Pirates in the National League.
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Boston Braves defeat Chicago in close baseball game
Boston Nationals beat Chicago 3 to 2 in a tense contest. Bases loaded in the ninth for Chicago produced one run on a double play grounder as Zimmerman scored, with Mulligan on the play. McCarthy and Saier had two base hits each, and Maranville swiped a bag. Pitchers Vaughn Prendergast Brown and Allen worked, with Umpires Rison and Rigler calling the game in 1 hour 44 minutes.
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Saier
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Vaughn
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Ed Crump Wins Fourth Kentucky Handicap at Douglas Park
Ed Crump a four year old Peep O'Day-Evaliner colt owned by John W. Schorr of Memphis won the Kentucky handicap at Douglas Park by a half length. Roamer the American champion of 1913, ridden by Andrew Miller, carried 132 pounds but could not overtake the Memp h is owner’s colt. Waterwitch ran third as the race drew to a close.
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Ed Crump
Watewitch
Harvard Defeats Princeton In Strong Finale
Cambridge Mass June 4 Harvard defeated Princeton 5 to 1 as Mahan pitched well through eight innings with Princeton scoring in the fifth. Harvard lines: Machia, Serees, Hatteries Mahan Harte Thompson Douglas. Princeton pitchers listed as well.
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Harte
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Wisconsin Takes Conference Meet at Northwestern Field
Wisconsin's husky athletes won the conference track meet for the second straight year on Northwestern field. The Badgers scored in 12 of 16 events, beating Illinois by more than 14 points. Bob Simpson set a world record in the 120 yard high hurdles, while Carman Smith won both sprints for Wisconsin.
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Mike Mason
Phila Defeats St Louis 2-0 on Sharp Fielding
Philadelphia pitchers and fielding trio Stock Whitted Niehoff Paskert stopped the Cardinals in a 2-0 victory yesterday. Stock and Niehoff stood out on defense while Whitted and Paskert contributed flawless plays aiding the win.
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Whitted
Niehoff
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New York Giants Beat Cindy Again in Rough Win
New York took the second game at home, defeating Cincinnati West. Groh starred in batting while Cy Ads benefited from miscues by the visitors, scoring three runs in the fourth inning on two scratches and three wild throws.
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Es Groh
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