Winning Streak of Fed Leaders Broken
Chicago stopped Kansas City 4 to 1 in a June game as Zwiling Tinker and Wilson rallied in the ninth to break a home team lead. Brooklyn routed by nine hits in the later innings, 12 to 1, with Finneran closing strong. Batteries Waikenbure Rariden Texter Seaton Finneran Land. Buffalo vs Baltimore noted.
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Seaton
Land
Jake” Daubert
Jack” Coombs
Reds Win Stretched Game At Cincinnati
Reds win a stretched game at Cincinnati with a 14 inning shutout battle by Appleton and Benton. The innings show no runs until late. Brooklyn and St Louis also feature close scores with Mathewson and Snodgrass producing New York three to two over St Louis as other teams battle in a day of baseball across cities.
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Renton
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Wingo
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Gay
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Rowland Rushes in Reserves 100 Soon
New York overs built a big lead and defeated Chicago as manager Nowland used reserves. Boone hit a decisive triple in the eighth, Nanamaker’s sacrifice, and Well’s two-run homer in the sixth tied the game. Batterymen: Morton, O’Neill, Bressler, Bush, Lapp, Schang, Daly, Warhop, Sweeney, Schwartz, Nanamaker.
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Ken Warhop
Sweeney
Schwartz
Doble Distanced In First Race At Fair
San Francisco June 1 A. McDonald's bag gear just rated three firsts in the 2 18 class at the exposition. The Proof led the final heat but faded. Hud Doble in his track debut behind Kinney de Lopes was eliminated in the first heat. Bradmont dominates the 2 15 class driving G J Giannini's gelding. Potrero Boy shows strong in 2 17 but final heat unsettled. C U C falls to distance, Bailey clocked 2 06. Tomorrow's program includes the 2 10 class trotting for $20 000.
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Lintil
Potrero Boy
C. U.c
Childs
Bailey
Winener
Wightman and Sears win women's doubles tennis title
George Wightman and Miss Eleanora Sears of Boston win the women's doubles championship of the United States, defeating Mrs. Marshall McLean and Mrs. George Chapman of New York 10-8 6-2. Wightman to meet Miss Molla Bjørnstad for the singles title. Corban named acting manager of the San Francisco Coast League club after auto accident injuries to Harry Wolverton.
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Northwestern League Scores From Lincoln Denver Wichita
In Lincoln Lincoln 2 Sioux City 0. In Denver Denver 10 Omana 7. In Wichita Wichta 3 St. Joseph 1.
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Omana
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Connolly to Meet Any Man in the Country for Cup
The Copper City club in Butte seeks a suitable opponent for Connolly in July while weighing a side bet with Chet McIntyre Seattle’s top heavyweight. McIntyre, the Seattle Athletic Club director, has noted Connolly’s willingness to face any challenger, with MeIntyre's road record cited as a potential match.
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Spectacular Stampede: Five Thousand War Horses Run Desperate
Alton Illinois June 11 five thousand horses intended for British and French armies broke from a stockade during a electrical storm and overran surrounding county They trampled gardens fences and trees and overran Hast Atton Benbey City Wood River They halted a Chicago Alton railroad train and were pursued at dawn by French and British army officers to roundup the animals.
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Atton
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Wood River
Chicago
Cook Sets Course for Everest Ascent From Tibet Border
San Francisco notes famed explorer Frederick Cook arrived today en route to India. He plans an ascent of the Himalayas high on the Tibet Nepal border famed as the highest mountain in the world. He will be accompanied by several persons.
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Frederick Cook
Inda Heays
Himalayas
Tibet
Napa
Body of Lusitania victim identified in New York man
Queenstown via London June 1 report that the recovered body of a Lusitania victim has been identified as Charles B Bowles of New York City a first cabin passenger.
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Cunard Line
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McLean Fired From Giants After Hotel Lobby Fight
In St Louis a hotel lobby brawl ends Lawrence McLean’s run with the New York Nationals. Manager McGraw and Giants scout Dick Kinsella accuse McLean of instigating a dispute over his suspension, with Toone present. McLean is said to be banished from New York baseball. A separate note reports a June 19 wedding in New York where Livingstone Phelps and Mile. de Berteaux wed at St Mary Victory with Cardinal Vanutelli presiding and notable witnesses.
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Larry) McLean
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Kinsella
Mahon Takes Charge as Street Car Union Crisis Looms
W L Mahon international president of the Street Car men's union arrived in Chicago and assumed control of the local dispute threatening to halt every street car and elevated line in the city. He indicated wage advances would be granted.
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Mahon
Carmen’s Union
Manon
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