Day's News in World of Sport Shifts Top NL Leaders
National League action runs through a tight schedule with Chicago edging New York in a tense series finale. Boston tops Pittsburgh as Wicker limits hits and defenses misfire. Cincinnati and Philadelphia battle in a pitching duel while St Louis defeats Brooklyn to complete another victory in the current series. Attendance figures log around two to four thousand at key stops.
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New York
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Wicker
Kling
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
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Wye
Baiapha
Detroit
Washington
Boiser
Spokane
Sita Pacific Coast League
Tacoma
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Los Angeles
Portland
Oakland
Seattle
Cambridge
Harvard
Columbia
Bookmakers Daily Bread and Gravesend Race Results
Getaway day at Gravesend with results across six races led by Jacquin and Myrtle Stakes winner. Notable performances include Lady Sellers, Sorrel Top, Dame Sommer, Jack Young, Rostof, Hilee, and Crigli each posting winning times, with seconds and thirds for other named horses. Across New York and Seattle reports, Incantation, Wizard, Sidney F. Non, Ambitious, and Laidlaw appear among multiple podiums.
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Lady Sellers
George T
Fortune Teller
Sorrel Top
All Black
Gallant Cassie
Dame Sommere
Axares
Lansdowne
Jack Young
Footlights
Toby Tosa
Rostof
MeDeceiver
Netting
Hilee
Decoration
Tristan Shan
New York
Gravesend
Res
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Incantation
Roseben
Wizard
Novena
Pronto
Sidney F. Non
Phidias
Mary F
Nne
Jacquin
Gold
St. Valentine
Tass
Ambitious
Speedway
Lawsonian
Masenelllo
Don Royal
Maxmillian
Auto on Last Stage of a Great Journey
Report on a coast to coast auto trip using two seven horsepower Oldsmobiles. Drivers Huss and Wigle, nicknamed Old Scout and Old Steady, press toward Portland after halting in Boise. Mechanical issues slowed progress but reflections praise Idaho roads and caution against another such trek.
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Milford Wigle
Kemmerer
Wyo
New York
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Nampa
Portland
Huss
Wigte
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Omaha
St Wys
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Jume's
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Rom Forke
Arco
Muse
Natu Mountain
Idaho
Paradise
New York Defeats St Louis in Low Hit Game
In a tight American League contest New York held St Louis to one hit as Hoge relieved Powell. Powell and Kleinow starred for New York while Polly and Sugden faced a tough St Louis attack. Attendance was 409 as New York won 4 to 1.
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Powell
St. Louie
New ‘York
Hoge
Attendan
St." Louis
Hogs
Kleinow
Polly and
Sugden
Spokane and Boise clash in chaotic Pacific league game
In Spokane on June 14, Boise defeated Spokane 6 to 5 amid umpire wrangling and fielding miscues. Batteries were Sieiz and McFarlan for Spokane, McInnis and Stanley for Boise. Umpire MacRae. June contest saw Hoon hold Ogden to five hits while errors marred play throughout.
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Jony
Oiee
Boise
Sieiz
McFarlan
McInnis
Stanley
MacRae
Onden
Orden Tonday
Tower
Hoon
Ogden Fie
Salt Lake
Hannen
Toser and
Leahy
Settey
Los Angeles Defeats Oakland In Close Pacific Coast League Game
In Los Angeles on June 1, the home team edged Oakland in a tight contest. Dillon belted four home runs, a triple, and a double, driving in most of the runs while Gray scattered seven hits. Dillon's first inning homer followed a Tong single that bounced over the center field fence. Moskiman and Lohman pitched for Oakland, with Spies behind the plate and Bras umpiring.
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Los Angeles
Oakland
Moskiman
Dillon
Gray
Beore
Lohman
Bras
Seals Rally Highlighted by Bunched Hits in Third
At San Francisco June 18 San Francisco beat San Francisco by scoring two runs in the third and innings. Henley allowed five hits while Seals fielding was ragged. San Francisco totaled 10 hits with Jones and Mclean contributing battering efforts. Umpire Davis observed the tense action as Batteries-Jones and Henley pitched for the Seals.
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San Francisco
Henley
Seals
Jones
Portland
Mclean
Shea
Davis T
Beare’s Devery Stars In Seattle Victory
In Seattle the champions dominated the game with Beare's decisive plays, while O Keefe and Graham contributed to the offense. Umpire Perrine oversaw the match as the editors credit Beare, Zr., and Frary for key moments in a one sided contest.
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Ed Dacale
Beare
Devery
Itinerant People Use New Street Cars For Comfort
New street railway cars arrived from the East and soon enter service. Itinerant travelers occupied the cars, stretching canvas for berths and fixing up excelsior and larder for comfort. Funeral notices follow for Herman Sternberg and Annie C Moore, with services at Sherman and Reed chapel.
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Street
Herman Sternbergill
Sherman& Ree
J Nivall
Annie C. Moore
H. P. Moore
E. J. Seifert
Sherman & Reed
Sherman
Sullivan and Britt to Meet in Frisco in July
Baltimore dispatch says Kid Sullivan of Washington agreed to a 15000 purse offered by Hayes Valley Athletic Club of San Francisco for a two round bout with Jimmy Britt in Frisco on July 1s. Weight agreement remains the key unsettled issue. Sullivan and Herford travel to the coast next week.
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Kid” Sullivan
Washington
al Herford
Hayes Valley Athletic Club
San Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Sullivan
Herford
Columbia's Commencement Honors Aboard June 1
New York June 1 report on Columbia University commencement activities including honorary degrees for William Dean Howells Robert Simpson Woodward William Tafts Brigham and Jacob McGavock Dickinson plus the Bernard Medal awarded to Henri Requeret for work in radioactivity and related discoveries aiding uranium dark ray studies.
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New York
Columbia University
William Dean Howells
Robert Simpson Woodward
Carnegie Institution of Washington
William Tafts Brigham
Bishop Museum of
Institute of France
President of Defunct Bank Says Not Guilty
Thomas B. Clem, president of the defunct First National Bank of Faribault, was arraigned in U S district court at St Paul on June 14. He pleaded not guilty to 18 counts and entered a demurrer to other counts claiming multiple offenses. Judge Lochren overruled the demurrers as the charges stood.
Gifts to Princeton University Expand Land Grants and Hall
New York June 14 Gifts to Princeton University of 38 acres of land adjacent to the campus and a recitation hall costing about 300000 were announced by President Woodrow Wilson in his commencement address today.
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New York
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Timely cup brings comfort and refreshment cheer
A short note praises a timely cup for comfort and positive joy, highlighting its soothing effect and the sense of refreshment it offers in daily routine.
Spends Another's Money James Crowley Arrested for Forgery
James Crowley was arrested at Hennessy Mercantile on charges of obtaining goods under false pretenses and forgery. He allegedly impersonated miner Mike Crowley from Anaconda Road to sign releases and secure merchandise in May totaling about eight dollars. A trap failed him as he tried to pay with Mike Crowley’s funds, leading to his capture and detention as the investigation continues.
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Hennessy Mercantile Company
Mike Crowley
Anaconda Road
Hennessy's
C.J. Kelly
Crowley
Alice Crowley
James
Anaconda
Radmilovich
End of Trial This Week Figures in Conspiracy Case
Washington reports that William G. Crawford, charged with conspiracy with August W. Machen and George E. Lorenz to defraud the government, will have the term concluded this week. By agreement, a cage will go to the jury on Friday. Paris notes Premier Rouvier and German Ambassador Von Radolin resumed talks on Morocco with M. Rouvier meeting other diplomats including Mr. McCormick, the American ambassador.
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William G. Crawford
August W. Machen
George E. Lorenz
Paris
Rouvier
Prince von Radolin
Morocco
M. Rouvier
Mr. McCormick
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