Rucker May Be Traded 10 Cubs for Bresnahan
Nap Rucker could join the Cubs in a rumored deal with Brooklyn, swapping for Rajah Bresnahan. Brooklyn owner Charles Ebbetts backs the move while Murphy denies any trade plans. Bresnahan has been on the Chicago bench, Archer remains the top catcher for Lynch’s team.
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Baseball News and Gossip Roundup of 1900s Field Standings
Top batters struggle with more strikeouts as Willie Keeler’s era drops. Hughie Jennings aims to rebuild the Detroit club for a pennant, while the Giants ride a road whirlwind to second place behind the Phillies. Dodgers beat Cubs 9 to 2 as Reds snap a losing streak with Benton's pitching. Cardinals edge Phillies in a late comeback. Harry Imlay refuses pro ranks. Martin Walsh no-hits Stamford. Hal Chase hits .345 since joining White Sox. Naps fade, Senators cruise 19 to 5.
New Zealanders Win French Tennis Meet in Paris
The Saint Cloud finals saw A. F. Wilding of New Zealand defeat Andre H. Cobert for the men’s singles while Fraulein Reike of Germany outplayed Mile. Broquedis of France in the women’s. Von Bissing and Kleinschroth won the men’s doubles over Froitzheim and Wilding. Miss Ryan and Max DeCugis had a walk over in mixed doubles as Wilding could not continue.
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Cancer ending life of famous quarterback
Rockford Illinois June 16 Joe Hiunter famed Northwestern University quarterback and three time all Western selection is dying in Los Angeles after a stomach cancer operation. He has recently practiced law in Tucson Ariz APig.
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Night Racing at Prince Motor Drome Spurs Tuesday Showdown
Jock McNeil the Scotch rider and Wilmer Richards the Texan meet again Tuesday night at the Prince Motor Drome as night racing opens. McNeil rides an English J A P. Richards pilots the famed 23 Indian with a long, bloody career. Harry Swartz, Harry Glenn, and Georges Rene also figure in strong events, including a repeat match between Glenn of Atlanta and Rene of Paris after a dead heat. The 8:30 PM program has tickets on sale at Tomlin and Shepherd’s stands.
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Packey McFarland Plans Trip for Folks to Europe
Chicago June 16 Packey McFarland announces a grand voyage for his family sailing from New York aboard the Carpathia to Ireland for three months with stops in London Paris and Scotland before returning. He has already bought them a home on Garfield Boulevard and will let them collect rent from a six flat building. He intends to resume boxing and has told his manager to contact clubs.
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Hofman and Ferry Draw Release From Pirates
Pittsburg June 16 Artie Hofman outfielder and former Cubs star and pitcher Jack Ferry have been released by manager Fred Clarke Hofman will go to Kansas City but requests Pacific Coast League instead Ferry to go to Columbus camp of the American Association Dreyfuss After Shortstop Columbus Ohio June 16 Barney Weyfuss and Duke Farrell watched St Pauls shortstop Scott in the stands Saturday
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Vols Open Three Game Series With Crackers In Atlanta
Percy H Whiting reports Nashville Vols arrive in Atlanta to face the Crackers in a three game set. Gilbert Price to pitch, Joseph Dunn catcher. Analysis compares last six series batting vs Crackers pitchers with season averages, highlighting Crackers as a strong hitting team and base stealers lead the league.
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Frank Fails to Get Two Billiken Players
MEMPHIS TENN June 16 Manager Frank of New Orleans will not obtain players Bagby and Katina, now with Montgomery. League President Kavanaugh ruled Jones guilty only of a moral obligation and evidence did not support awarding the players. Telegrams show Jones asked for Bagby Katina for Snedecor and 750 dollars. Frank replied we accept. Jones said I made an inquiry not a proposition.
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Cutler and Roller Agree to Return Bout in Dallas
In Dallas Texas on June 16 Dr Roller hailed as one of the cleverest heavyweights won a return match with Charlie Cutler with a $200 side bet. Roller was thrown by Cutler Thursday night after winning the first fall and protested the last fall claiming deception. They seek a club to stage the contest with Roller aiming to win two straight falls to prove his superiority.
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Seven Batters Neck in Batting Race in Southern League
The Southern League batting leaders are tightly bunched. Don Robertson holds first with Elberfeld close behind, while Welchence Knisely Sloan and Wall Smith compete in the second division. A.B. 223 80 358 for Cereresees, Robertson 205 72 351, Elberfeld 195 68 349, Welchence 234 77 329, Knisely 127 41 323, Sloan 232 75 333, WW POMC 209 66 316.
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Naps bid for star pitcher McQuillan after success with Senators
Cleveland reports the Naps have offered for George McQuillan, formerly of the Phillies, a notable bid for the American Association star. The Boston Americans and Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Nationals also have expressed interest in McQuillan. The note mentions Cy Falkenberg as another Naps comeback. The Sunday American promotes itself as a regional market place and advertising medium.
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Tobacco ad promises quick health gains for all users
An ad from M. J. Woods at 534 Sixth Ave New Vern AY touts tobacco as conquering health issues in three days. Claims include improved digestion, longer life, relief from stomach trouble, fresh breath, strong heart, vigor, calm nerves, clear eyes, and lasting strength for both chewing and smoking forms.
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Baseball Symbols and Scores Across Leagues
Sunday results show Mobile beating New Orleans 2 0 while Chattanooga edged Nashville 4 3. Other results include Montgomery 8 Memphis 2 and Chicago 10 Washington 6 in the American League fight for standings.
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Stomach Catch Fad Highlighted by Maranville Feat
Charles Dryden riffs on rabbit Maranville catching pop flies with his stomach as a stunt. Lavender’s chin line drive mishap and a Cedar Rapids score-card excerpt follow. Humorous notes mention Hyter’s release and gossip about Brown and Ker.
Teavagtg Tourney Urawg Expert The Club Courts
Tennis at Piedmont Driving Club hosts the ninth annual State tournament first rounds. Top contenders include Nat Thornton of Atlanta seeking a third men’s singles title, with Dr Karl F Little and former champions among the field. Carter Jr and Mansfield defend doubles title as Frank Reynolds referees.
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Reinstatement for Hannes Kolehmainen by A.A.U.
New York June 16 The registration committee of the Metropolitan Association a branch of the A A U have reinstated Hannes Kolehmainen who was suspended Thursday for failing to send in a report of his expenses at a meet The Finnish runner is now in Duluth Minn.
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Umpire Fights Merkle. Giants Forfeited Game In Zanesville
In Zanesville Ohio on Sunday the Giants beat the Interstate Leagues locals 5 to 4 in an exhibition. Umpire Frank Newhouse of the International League forfeited to Zanesville 9 to 0 after a clash with Merkle who swung at the umpire, drawing blood from a mask blow. Manager Marty Hogan ordered the game continued and acted as umpire.
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Ledoux Arrives on Coast to Meet Eddie Campi
Bantamweight champion of France Charley Ledoux, with manager Frank Galvin and trainer Joe Smith, arrived in Los Angeles. He is slated to box Eddie Campi for 20 rounds before the Pacific Athletic Club at Vernon, a week from tomorrow night. Johnny Dundee and Jack White also prepare for a 20 round bout at Vernon, with over 1,000 spectators watching Dundee’s final workout.
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Texas League Scores Reported for Regional Games
Houston defeated Fort Worth 8 to 1 while Beaumont beat Waco 5 to 1. Galveston led Austin 10 to 1, and San Antonio won 4 to 3 over Dallas as San Antonio also beat Dallas 5 to 2.
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