Wagner Lacks Help to Defeat Quakers Phillies Win in
Philadelphia June 9 Canzelman Reed and Becker in the sixth inning helped Philadelphia defeat Pittsburgh 6 to 1. Mayer pitched excellently as Pitt’s hitters were shut out until the ninth. Wagner’s ninth inning single marked his 3000th hit in his national career. Batteries Conzelman Gibson Mayer and Jolifer.
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Shamrock IV Shows Edge in First Cup Trial at Southampton
At Southampton on June 9 the first actual racing test between Shamrock IV and Shamrock III for the America’s Cup left Shamrock IV two minutes 15 seconds ahead on a 10 mile course. Wind conditions favored the faster craft at times, but Shamrock III gradually closed the gap as wind deserted. American measurements give Shamrock IV a four minute 23 second allowance over ten miles. Separate notes list various city scores and sports standings, followed by a June NY polo update: the second polo game date set for June 16 with a possible June 20 third test if needed and Captain Cheane’s injuries referenced.
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Event Delay and Training Update for Upcoming Game
The game scheduled for today has been postponed to next Saturday. The team is improving steadily and is expected to enter practice no later than Thursday.
Twenty Inning Tie Breaker Sets New Record For Minneapolis
Minneapolis and Louisville set an American association record with a 20 inning game won by Minneapolis 3 to 2. Joe Lake pitched all 20 innings, limiting the opposition to 16 hits and eight strikeouts in a three hour and 31 minute contest. Loudermilk worked 12 innings with 15 strikeouts before Toney finished.
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Wilson Back With Promise Of Horses In Butte
Wilson, a resident of the Butte Jockey club, returned from an eastern trip with more requests for stable room than ever before. Kentucky stables will be well represented, Maryland will send several, and Seymour Veiller’s stable on the road is due to arrive. Runners include Mimorona, Gamp, Christopher, and others. Jack Brannay reports horses loaded and set to arrive by Saturday morning. A Denver stop noted 400 head of horses at the track with many seeking stable rain, and times on several workouts are listed.
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Seattle tops Spokane in Northwestern League action
Seattle defeated Spokane 6 0 as Honner held the visitors to two hits. Victoria batters, led by Brown, Murray, Steete, and Troftman, edged Vancouver 5 2. Umpire Burnside faced calls as McGinnity and Brambach played for the Victoria contest.
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Champs Beat Tigers In Erratic Contest
In a jagged game Detroit lost to Philadelphia, with Baker hitting a second homer in two days and Coll stealing home. Shawkey wobbled yet the Tigers faltered in key moments as Philadelphia built a late lead. The lineup included shifts and miscues, while St Louis, Chicago, and other clubs posted varied results across the day’s schedule.
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Federal League results and golf cup win in Trans Miss
In St Louis a five run seventh powered a 6 to 2 win over Pittsburgh as Miner delivered a three base hit. Chicago beat Brooklyn 3 to 4 to hold its half game back. Kansas City edged Buffalo 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Evanston Golf Club won the Brook Cup in the Trans Miss tournament. Americans carry 34 billion in life insurance. Mordecai Brown remains manager of the St Louis Federals after club officials dispel rumors of removal.
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TWO CLOSE GAMES STAR LODGER MEN
The Silver Park team of the Butts association football league played a 1 to 1 tie with the Woolman Hovers at Luna Park in the season opener. The Argyles beat the Thistles 2 to 1 in the following match, both games showing earnest early practice and tight teamwork.
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Resolute to Open Sea Race in New York Cup
New York June 9 three cup glass yachts Defiance Resolute and Vanitis anchored at the hurtoy's mouth ready for first open sea test in a race tomorrow over the Sandy Hook course. Fresh winds tumbling seas and lowering skies predicted for the first of three contests by the New York Yacht club over 30 miles. The Defiance, a Tri City boat, is the unknown quantity with its rig cut down to improve stability and rating. Vanitis faces a near two minute handicap. Regolite receives less than a minute from the Defiance. Consular agent John W Dye reports only an automobile in Damascus.
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