Giants win twice to sweep series with Reds
In New York on June 17 the Giants swept both ends of a doubleheader against Cincinnati. First game final 7 to 4 with Coakley and MeLean beaten by Mathewson and Needham. Second game 8 to 4 as McGinnity and Needham shut down the Reds after a late surge.
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Pittsburg Defeats Boston in Doubleheader
In Boston on June 17 Pittsburg swept the doubleheader against Boston. Game one ended with Pittsburg 14 to 11 after a late rally as Maddox Gibson and Ferguson Young Pfeister Raw worked the batteries. Game two saw Pittsburg win 47 to 2 behind Leifield and Pherpes Rouletes Lindaman and Graham.
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Chicago Clinches Series Over Philadelphia In Close Game
In Philadelphia on June 9 Chicago won the decisive game of the series 8 to 4. Frazer and Kline secured the win as CorRidors McQuillan and Dooin contributed behind the plate. Brooklyn defeated St. Louis 8 to 4 with Fromme Sallee Karger Hostetter and Bergen on the mound and Wilheim at shortstop.
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Belen Town and Improvement CO
Detroit Beats Philadelphia 4 in Sixth Inning Rally
Detroit trailing 3 0 until the sixth inning collects four hits to score four runs and defeat Philadelphia 4 to 3. Batteries Donovan Schmidt for Detroit and Dygert Smith for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Dygert
Donovan
Schmidt
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Cleveland 2 Washington 0 baseball game
Cleveland beat Washington 2 to 0 in Cleveland on June 17. Joss and Clare secured the shutout while Cleveland scored in the first and fourth frames. Washington stranded four baserunners as Cates Burns Hughes and Warner threw for Washington.
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New York Defeats Chicago to Break Streak
New York side beats Chicago 5 to 2 ending Chicago’s winning run. Box score shows New York 400 002 000 4 64, Chicago 010 200 026 5 12% 4. Batteries: Manuel and Sullivan, Manning and Kleinow.
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Chicago
New York
Manuel and
Sulliven
Manning and
Kleinow
American Association Scores Reported from Ind and Nearby Cities
A summary of games shows Indianapolis and Kansas City tie 6 at Indianapolis with 6 runs, Toledo defeats Toledo 1, St. Paul posts 90, Louisville and Mil wauker match 4 to 10 for a rough score line, and Columbus 1–1 Minneapolis in a game called to catch trate.
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Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwauker
Columbus
Minneapolis
Western League Scores and Baseball Highlights
Western League results from June 17 show Pueblo 8 Lincoln 2 after a poor batting run by Fitzgerald for Lincoln. Des Moines debut pitcher Nelson drafted from Chicago White Sox struggled as Denver won 10 to 8 with strong hits. Omaha beat Sioux City 3-2 as McKay stumbled in the field.
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Pitcher Sanders Stifles Sioux City in Seven Inning Game
In a rough seven inning affair Sanders shut out Omaha after the first inning. Omaha 000 000 8 led by strong defense and timely hits while Sioux City 100 000 0 managed four runs. Batteries: Sanders and Cowding for Omaha McKay and Henry for Sioux City.
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Sioux City
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McKay
Henry
End of the World Rheumatism Relief Ad
An old advertisement promises Ballard's Snow Liniment can drive away rheumatism pain instantly. It claims users become as well and supple as a two year old, suggesting rapid, dramatic relief from rheumatic discomfort.
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Microbes Win Big Game at Traction Park in Wild Duel
The Microbes defeated the Court Plasterers 21 to 20 in a nine inning spectacle at Traction Park. District Attorney Frank W Chaney played center field for the Plasterers, delivering slugging play alongside a star-studded lineup amid rowdy crowd and shouted taunts. Umpires Joseth H. O'Rielly and Roy McDonald survived a charged afternoon as base running, pitching, and spectacular slides highlighted an overcrowded grandstand and a raucous, tense finish.
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County of Bernalillo
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Roy McDonald
Blackstone
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Acquittal in San Marcial Murder Case Spurs Verdicts
Escolasmo Tais was acquitted by a Socorro district court jury in the murder of Petra Torres, an elderly Mexican woman in San Marcial. David Cuellar, previously convicted of the killing and life-sentenced, testified and provided key evidence toward Tais's clearance. Cuellar had confessed to the murder, claiming he mistook the victim for another. The victim’s body bore multiple knife wounds.
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Morning Journal
Socorro
N. M
Escolasmo
Cuellar
Not Guilty Verdict in Tais Murder Trial
Cuellar testified that Tais threatened him with a six shooter during the killing, and Tais was previously sentenced to be hanged for first degree murder. An appeal led to a retrial where Cuellar recanted and Tais was acquitted after corroborating testimony satisfied the jury. District Attorney Woolford prosecuted. Judge Lowery presided. Judge Mann and incoming Judge Parker were mentioned.
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Supreme Court
Woolford
Lowery
Albuquerque
RE. A. Mann
F. W. Parker
Mrs Hartje Wins Alimony in Pittsburgh Case
Mrs Mary Scott Hartje, wife of Augustus Hartje, the paper magnate, won alimony in a decision by Judge Frazer. She was awarded $5,000 yearly alimony, $26,750 for court expenses, and $7,000 for attorney fees, with only slight reductions to expenses and counsel fees.
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Pittsburg
Mary Scott Hartje
Augustus Hartje
Frazer
Window Shades In Stock And Made To Order
FPu Trellle Furniture Co advertises window shades both in stock and custom orders at low prices with a satisfaction guarantee. The notice also promotes subscribing to the Albuquerque Booster.
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Fputrelle Furniture Co
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