Nationals Lose in Ninth Inning 2 1 to White Sox
Nationals fall 2 1 to the White Sox at Comiskey as George Dumont struggles in relief and a pivotal ninth inning rally by Chicago decides the game. Doyle, Harper, and Schalk contribute key at bats while Griffith’s pitchers falter in the two crucial frames.
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Stanley T. Milliken
Chicago
Griffith
Comiskey Park
George Dumont
Buck Weaver
Schalk
White Sox
Heng
Griffmen
Nationals
Har Harper
Aern Planing
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Jim Shaw
Stabbish
Harper
Bhanks
Shaw
Felack
Joe Engel
Atunts
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Noted of Nationals Chicago June 10
Chicago June 10 report notes manager Griffith missing a hotel appearance to attend his nephew’s wedding. Nationals consider pitching options for Sabbath with Dumont Boehling Ayers or Shaw, Gallia possible but unlikely after two days rest. Johnson leads American League in innings and strikeouts. Shaw’s error cited in ninth. Jamieson shines defensively and at plate. other players like Felsch and Judge feature in key moments.
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Dumont
Shaw
Fournier
Wolfgang
Moelfier
Nationals
Felsch
Felach
Judge
Moeller
Withama
J. Collins
Chicago
Griffith
Boehling
Ayers
Gallia
Jos Boehling
Scott
Benz
White Sox
Faber
Cicotte
Charley Jamieson
Hal
Slands
Happy Felsch
Weaver
Collins
Jamieson
Jamiason
Griffs
Drow
Walter Johnson
Marton
Johnson
Jim Shaw
Schate
McBride
Tarry
Trix
Ma-aza- Griffith
Cardinals Win 3-2 in 14 Innings Over Brooklyn
In a 14 inning game at Brooklyn St Louis defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2. Smith beat a bunt and scored on Miller and Hornsby as Wilson's double plated two runs. Brooklyn answered with a run in the fifth and tied in the eighth as Ceasar and Wheat and Daubert scored. Yell struck out 10 as the Cardinals edge the Dodgers in a long 14 inning affair.
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Brooklyn
St Louis
Smmith
Miller
Hornsby
Wilson
Smith
Rncklyn
Cutshaw
O'Mara
Corhan
Meyers
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Reacher
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Yell
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Pias Breck
Gerard
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Nolin
Flaher
Indians Rout Athletics In Opening Game Of Series
Cleveland won 10 to 1 over Philadelphia in the opener as Speaker drove in two runs and scored three with a double. Wyckoff lasted for Philadelphia while Cleveland hitters collected nine left on base. Graney Speaker and Smith led the offense with multiple hits as Cleveland seized control early.
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Rariden
Burne
Lavender
McCornell
Robertson
Doyle
Abhoal
ORR
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Fletcher
Perritt
Packart
Ol Fischer
Totain
McConnell
Archer
Ray Iden
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Yale
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Philadelphia
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al Phils
Graney
OlWitros
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Pick
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Smith
Olajole
McInnes
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Walsh
Oldring
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Rong Graney
Wambsganse
Meinnes
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Weckoff
Bivack
Covelowsie
Coumnell
Wilde Wyckoff
Valpires
Mesara Connolly Antiuidebrand
Gase
Kirkby Wins Metropolitan Golf Title in Nassau Club
Donald Kirkby of Englewood New Jersey defeated Fred Herreshoff of Garden City 3 up in a 36 hole final at Nassau Country Club Glen Cove Long Island to reclaim the Metropolitan Association title. Both finalists have prior Metropolitan honors and Herreshoff had two national amateur runner up finishes.
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York
Kirkby
Englewood
N. J
New Jersey
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
Long Island
Fred Herreshoff
Garden City
Herreshoff
Hoerrashom
Sister Case Settled by National Baseball Commission
The Pittsburgh National League club’s complaint over the national commission’s ruling that George Sister of the St. Louis American League club was a free agent before signing with St. Louis was dismissed. The commission cited lack of evidence in a lengthy 19 page finding.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh National League Baseball Club
National Commission
George Sister
St. Louis
National Baseball Commission
Standings and results in the American League
The league standings list Cleveland at 8 19 with a .396 mark, Detroit 4 19 1653, New York 4 19 1653, Chicago 0 Washington 85 20 1550, St. Louis 90, Boston 24 2 .523, Philadelphia 1587. Yesterday scores show Washington 4 2 St Louis, Boston 4 Cleveland New York, Detroit Philadelphia. Today games feature Washington at Chicago, Boston at St Louis, New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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W. L. Pat
W. T. Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Washton
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelp
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
National League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
Baseball standings show Brooklyn Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St Louis amid varied win totals and losses. The fragment lists record figures such as Brooklyn 4 14 600 and Chicago 88 35 while noting games scheduled and multiple team positions without full context.
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W. Ls
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Philadale
San
Pittsburgh
Boston
Louis
Princeton 7 Yale 105: Alumni lift team after win
Princeton defeated Yale 7 to 105 in the annual commencement day game on June 16 with nearly 16,000 alumni in attendance. After the victory, alumni surged from the stands and hoisted the Princeton players on their shoulders amid a snake dance on the university field.
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N. J
Yale
University
Oppciere Tate
Lees
Dre
Bob Bluitboths
Vaureon
Priges
Dongma
Bush
Gi Lawah
Thompedn
Kinney
Conway
Princete
Rash
Munann
Baeble
Red Sox Edge by Misplay in Ten Inning Game
St Louis Missouri June tenth Boston broke St Louis winning streak by taking today's game four to two in ten innings. McNally singled Walker was intentionally walked and Scott batted for Gardner, singled, letting Miller misplay the ball as McNally and Walker scored. Boston outhit St Louis and capitalized on miscues to win.
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Weaver
Dumont
Newitk Walker
Terry
Wolfgang
Mnatter
Jackson
Alan Stroflet
Jamisson
Fynd Eda
St Louis
Boston
Innifign lIn
McNally
Walker
Scott
Gardner
Singiag
Miller
J. Lois
Hooper
G Tobin
Cady
Greom
Leonard
Henrikeen
Weilman
Mays
Leonami
Broom
Sally
Janvrin
Austin
Severeld
Johnson
Thomas
Groom
Borton
Jobin
Risier
Lavan
Janvein
Gartner
McNa
Thema UN Hobsisell
Gard
Joninus
Hy Leonard
Ler Balt
Masars
Owen
Four Nines Left in Schoolboy Series for City Title
Tomorrow afternoon the playoff mat series will determine the city championship for elementary school baseball. Four teams Henry Park Pierce Monroe and Industrial Home compete after a recent round reduced nine division champions to four, with two divisions producing balanced matchups and officials scheduled to oversee two Urs. The schedule begins at 3 45 with matches Industrial Home vs Pleasant Monroe vs Henry Polk Pierce vs Monroe and Industrial Home vs Pierce with games to be played under Playground Department supervision.
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Pierce
Monroe
Industrial
Playground Department
Twe Urs
Ifndustrial Hema Ve
Pierre
Henry Polk
Phorase
Analostan Gun Club posts high scores in weekly tourney
Frank H. Huseman led Analostan Gun Club shooters with a 4 of 100 in the weekly tournament while tying for a second prize in the challenge cup. R. T. Livesey won a leg on the challenge trophy at 4 of 25 targets. A registered tournament is planned for next Saturday with competitors from Baltimore Hinchmead Philadelphia and nearby cities.
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Frank H. Huseman
Analostan Gun Club
Huseman
I. c. Wynkoop
R. T. Livesey
Markamen Wll
Baltimore
Hinchmead
Philadelphia
Stokes Leads Shots With A 189 Point Score
Stokes tops shooting tally with 189 points in minor league results reported by Newspavrn HRERIVE, highlighting a standout performance.
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Stokes
Yale Harvard Regatta Course Buoyed After Survey
New London June 0 A buoyed course on the Thames will host the Yale and Harvard annual regatta on June 2. Disturbed guiding marks were reset after a year of work by the regatta committee. Training races run along the lower river from the drawbridge to the navy yard. Varsity eights race begins near Bartletts Cove on the west bank.
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Thames River
Yale
Harvard
Navy Yard
Bartlett's Cove
Yale Harvard Princeton Athletics Rules Made Public
Yale Harvard and Princeton publish new eligibility rules to keep athletics in the spirit of amateurism. The preamble states no student who has received pecuniary rewards or similar benefits may represent the university in any athletic team or crew.
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Mew Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Athteting
Hile University
Eastern Routs Western in doubleheader for title lead
In a two game set at American League Park Eastern and Central won to tighten the race. Sam Gotlob starred for Central with a near perfect pitching effort while Tomlin struggled early for Western as Eastern seized control before late rallies.
Central Beats Western In Low Scoring Baseball Game
Central secured a 3 to 2 win over Western as both teams pitched well. Key moments included a fourth inning rally by Central and a late sixth inning score, with Robers driving in the decisive run on a single. Garler and Watt pitched for Western, while Paine and Belcher supplied hits for Central.
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Western
Central
Lester Feine
Fidberts
White
Belchers
Gotten
Paine
Robers
Akaeply
Baeem
Sinclair
Roberts
Tie
Conk
Watt
Righ
Bess
Garler Saety
Berte Ore
Grelden
Westen
Funk Stpeiatz
Freome Sinclair Releher
Ane Dawann
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