Giants Pound Ball Beat Braves 10 to 3
Boston June 3 The delivery of three Boston pitchers gave New York little trouble as the Giants pounded the ball for a 10 to 3 victory over the Braves. Marquard held the pinches but Boston yielded runs, with notable hits and fielding miscues shaping the outcome. The game featured heavy hitting by New York and a rocky Boston defense throughout.
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Brainard
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James
Quigley
Easen
Reds Top Cards With Eleven Hits In 6 2 Victory
Niehaus and Perdue powered Cincinnati with eleven hits fueling a 6 2 win over St. Louis. Groh and Kilifer led the offense with key doubles and two-base plays, while Herzog and Olson contributed in the field. Pitchers Perdue and Schneider split duties as Cincinnati built an early lead and withstood St. Louis rallies.
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Byron
Orth
Errors Help Phillies Edge Dodgers in Brooklyn Win
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 aided by errors by O'Mara and Miller. Mayer contributes two double plays as Philadelphia’s fielding shines, while Appleton and Daubert feature in a tightly fought game.
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May Switch Outfield for Indians Games
Manager Griffith may alter his outfield this afternoon if weather allows. He considers inserting Danny Moeller in left and moving Connolly to right to strengthen the defense against the sun in the local park. Milan remains in center. Bruce may join later after knee injury recovery and has shown potential as a hitter.
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Griffith
Fox
Tommy Connolly
Georgetown
Connolly
Sun
Sol
Danny Moeller
Moeller
Milan
Bruce
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Travis Defeats Travers by 1 Up in Metropolitan Golf
In Rye New York June 3 Walter J Travis of Garden City veteran golfer defeated Jarome Travers of Upper Montclair by 1 up in the second round of match play for the Metropolitan Association title at Apawamis Club. Travis led from the start and clinched the victory with a 12 foot putt for a halve in the final fours. Both players furnished brilliant golf with steady putting as the gallery applauded.
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N. Y
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Garden City
Metropolitan Association
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Jarome D. Travers
Upper Montclair
N. J
Travis
Douglas
Seeley
Herreshoff
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H. J. Topping
Greenwich
Gonn
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Roy D. Webb
Englewood
B.C. Watson
Westbrook
Long Island
and Carter
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New York
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Lawood
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National Links
James R. Hyde
Soath Shore
Dwight Partridge
Bedford
Chevy Chase Holds Big Advantage In District Golf Championship
In the second annual District Golf Association tournament at Chevy Chase Club, eight survivors contested two rounds amid heavy rain and slick greens. W R Tuckerman of Chevy Chase led with decisive margins over Columbia players, while Allan Lord and Ed Eynon split a tight match, and Woodward of Columbia posted standout play despite earlier forfeit.
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Baseball scores from American Association and International League
Milwaukee beats Columbus 9 0 and Louisville defeats Kansas City 8. Buffalo tops Rochester 5 while Toronto shuts out Montreal 1. Detroit Americans win 9 to 2 over Pittsburgh Nat'ls in the Exhibition Game amid wet grounds in several matchups.
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Federal League Scores and Standings Summary
Yesterday results show Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 103 and Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 1. Other games included Buffalo 7 1 Kansas City 1 and New York 40 Boston. Matches listed include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and St. Louis at Chicago with Chicago at St Louis and Pittsburgh at Kansas City on the schedule.
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Talent Has a Banner Day At Douglas Park Course
Talent Has a Banner Day At Douglas Park Course in Louisville on June 3 as midweek racing drew a larger crowd. The card showcased keen racing with first choices winning four races and several second choices also succeeding. Notable contests included a mile dash where Dortch upset Huntresa as Neylon pressed hard, and Droll, racing for J H Woodford, led from the start to beat Gabrio and English-bred Longfellow. Favorites flattered in spots with Intention third in the fifth and Chartier edging U See It in a tight sixth. Goldcrest Bay returned to form in the finale, while Royal Interest bolted to three miles and was withdrawn.
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Huntresa
Martin
Dortch
Neylon
J H Woodford
Gabrio
T. C. Bradley
Jefferson Livingston
Balr
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Polroma
Ganz
Goose
Mat
J. C. Welch
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Bessie
Jack Brown
Beasle
Chartier
Croft
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Royal Interest
Jose
Delayed Marlboro Races Amid Mud at Fair Grounds
Racing at Marlboro postponed due to heavy rain leaving the track deep in mud. Marlboro manager O'Hara announced a new card for tomorrow with Captain Baldwin delivering two exhibitions and a horse show forthcoming from Washington. Latonia entries will close next Monday at 10:30 a.m., as General Manager Hachmeister forecasts over 800 horses at Latonia for the meeting, with shipments from M. Quinn of Kansas City and Jake Marklein.
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Southern Maryland Agricultural Association
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Baldwin
Jasper
Latonia
John Hachmeister
M. Quinn
Kansas City
Jake Marklein
Mildale
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Chartier
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Royal Interest
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Intention
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Paulson
Yaca
Lady Flynn
Ruth Strickland
Sarlur
Matt
Asias Thorpe
High Private
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Withite
Belmont Pare Results First Race at Belmont
Belmont pare results show two year old stakes with $500 added including Friar Rock winning from 116 pounds by EB Dugan with Prince of Como second and Murphy third among three starters. Time noted as 058 85 with odds 9 to 20 and 12 to 1. Continued on ninth page.
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Local baseball scores and league updates in terse notes
Home Club League lineup details and game totals with players Knapp Sabine and Tomlin listed. Texas and South Atlantic League results summarized, plus a money contest invitation from The Post offering a chance to win 100 to 200 dollars by completing a self judged task.
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Resume Tennis Play In Middle Atlantic Tourney At Columbia CC
Play resumes on the Columbia Country Club courts after a two day delay due to weather. Finals are expected in most classes by nightfall with semifinals in others, focusing today on men's singles and doubles with many matches likely to entertain.
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Pittsburgh Leads Federal Circuit with 2 to 0 Win
City, Mo June 3 Pittsburgh claimed undisputed first place by beating Kansas City 2 to 0. Gilmore caught Holly's liner with the bases loaded and two outs in the sixth, a key moment in a game featuring Pittsburgh's strong pitching and solid defense. Batteries Knetser Berry Packard Main Bren.
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St Louis Repels Chicago As Davenport Shines
Sloufed s and Chifs, Chicago game details show St Louis defeating Chicago with strong pitching by Davenport. Brown struggles for support as late Chicago tallies are thwarted. Final lines reflect a tight contest with St Louis scoring late and Davenport closing out the win.
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Brookfeds Sweep Buffalo In Doubleheader, Brooklyn Wins Two
Brooklyn squads take both games 10 to 7 and 3 to 1 in Buffalo. In game one Schulz faltered in the third inning while Upham matched scattered hits in the second game. Batteries listed as Seaton Landechulz Ebwohe Marshall Bedfent Blair Watson and Loban Pratt Bedfent Bini.
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Roanoke College name new baseball captain Tavenner
Balem Va June 3 At a Roanoke College meeting F Tavenner of Woodstock Va incoming senior was elected captain for next year He is noted as one of Virginia's fastest outfielders and a home run hitter with a season batting average of .333 Most of the season's team likely returns with Moore Craft and Knelsley graduating. New York June 3 Harry Smith released as Newark International League manager after long tenure since 1913 Eddie Zimmerman may take over managerial duties.
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Eddie Zimmerman
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