Lost a Great Game Inning Showed Hahn Form
Yesterday's results show Boston defeated Cincinnati while Pittsburgh beat New York 4 to 2 and Philadelphia downed Chicago 3 to 0. Allen coached Crawford and Barrett as the team stayed in the game until the end.
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Phillips
Reds
Boston Wins Eleven Inning Game Over Cincinnati
Boston defeats Cincinnati 2 to 1 in eleven innings at South End. Pittenger and Hahn pitched superbly with sharp fielding preventing extra-base hits. Long, Collins, Tenney and Lowe sparked defense while Barrett and Beckley starred for Cincinnati. Barrett’s run-saving double and flawless infield defense key the tense duel.
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Omslie
Allen's Field Return Lifts Youngsters Confidence
Boston May 31 Manager Allen decides to resume his on field experiment with the team lineup for practice. Allen at short Corcoran at second Steinfeldt on the bench and the group shows a strong performance with Crawford and Barrett steadying after early misplays. Allen notes Steinfeldt may return to second once the fielding and outfield alignment improve. The sale of players by the Boston club is discussed by Manager Selee.
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the Commercial Tribune
Latonia Race Meet Recap With Narrow Finish and Odds
Tadema won the third race driven by Tyrant Linette with Silver Coin close for second as Lyons faded. Fractions show early speed and a late surge by Nitrate, while Sam Lyons weakened. The program notes showing odds, multiple horses and riders, and a stretch run with near upset results.
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Robert Morrison
Fricken shuts out Toledo in lone win as others postponed
Ft Wayne defeats Toledo 1 0 with Fricken holding Toledo to two singles. Umpire Caruthers ejects Bob Gilks for criticizing the umpiring. Final score Ft Wayne 6 Toledo 0. Attendance about 300.
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Duffy seeks new material as Long heals and Reds plan trip
The article reports on Boston Nationals rumors of tryouts for infielders while Orman Long recovers, with one potential addition under consideration. Captain Hugh Duffy surveys minor leagues for promising talent as Billy Smith referees college games and Reds plan a Newport to New York boat trip for Friday night.
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Phillies Win Behind Orth Home Run As Both Pitchers Shine
In Philadelphia May 31, Pitcher Orth drives a deciding home run in the eighth after both hurlers deliver superb work. Philadelphia, minus Lajoie and Flick due to morning injuries, leaves 3,200 in attendance. Crosstown notes list players and stats, with Orth earning the win and Green, Dolan, and Donahue among others contributing.
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Avian
Doheny Wild as Pirates Spoil New York Rout
Doheny allowed two costly wild pitches that brought in two runs as Pittsburg defeated New York 8 to 3. Bowerman injured a finger, Grady relieved, and Doyle fined for disputing Swartwood. Ragged fielding marked both sides in a 2 hour 3 minute game witnessed by about 1,000.
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Brooklyn Game Postponed on Wet Grounds
Brooklyn reports the St. Louis game postponed due to wet grounds. The delay affects schedule and attendance plans as teams adjust travel and lodging.
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St. Louis
Reds Enter Contract Talks After Park Fire Delay
Treasurer N Ashley Lloyd of the Cincinnati Club met with a committee of insurers at St Nicholas to settle the club s claim from Monday s ballpark fire. No decision yet but settlement expected soon and work to rebuild at League Park will begin once agreed.
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St. Nicholas
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Kansas City Cincinnati? Fourth straight win over Chicago
Kansas City defeated Chicago 4 0 in a shutout to extend their winning streak to four games. The matchup drew 1 400 in attendance with Chicago’s lineup managing only two players reaching third base.
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Rain Cancels Youngstown Newcastle Game and Umpire Plans
Rain this afternoon cancels the Youngstown Newcastle game. Champion Jim Jeffries visits to umpire today and will head to Cincinnati then Dayton tomorrow to umpire further games. He says he is willing to meet Corbett anytime for a fight to a finish. In Columbus rain postpones the Columbus Dayton game with a double header planned Sunday. Mansfield reports no game due to rain.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
Jim Jeffries
Cincinnati
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Corbett
Columbus
Rabbit chase ends as Chicago police arrest organizers
Police halted a Memorial Day rabbit chase in Chicago at Forty seventh street and Western avenue. John G. Shortall and James Walsh faced cruelty and disorder charges after officers seized the event with Humane Society aid. One rabbit survived to be used as evidence.
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Hogan
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James Carter
Mason's Poor Ride at Hawthorne Ushers Carlotta C. Victory
In rainy Hawthorne card, Mason loses riding Wilson to finish fourth as George B. Cox with 15 to 1 odds wins by two lengths over La Grange. Carlotta C. prevails in the final race, while The Geezer and other longshots attract support. Newport track secretary Roger Sullivan plans a gentleman's race next week with a trophy for the winner.
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Maclaren lunar names echo in civic notice
A fragment lists names and entities including Eleanor Holmes Acushia Clara David Frances Reis Greatland Peter Duryea Incidental Islip Beekman Eitholin. The text appears as a series of paired surnames and affiliations in a damaged notice.
Horse Race Entries and Weights for Six Races
The listing details first race weights for Indiana horses including Springaround Mac Flecknoe Princess Joe Lunette Quickpost Badinage and others. It also lists selling race weights and runners for the second race with Honeywood Our Lida Allie Belle and Eleanor Holmes among others, followed by third race favorites High Ebb Crescent Queen and May Cherry, fourth race entries Countess Irma Louisville Belle The Doctor Peter Duryea Greatland Richardson Possem, fifth race selling entries Polly Bixby Incidental Wallie F Nervara Ariosto Mittenthal Lexoline Islip Arcturus, and sixth race selling entries Round O Beekman Russeline Sound Money Brightie Dandy H Blenheim Eitholm Little Billy.
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Latonia Judges Clear Rider After Race Incident
Latonia judges ruled the rider did not intend to cause harm to Wilson, citing heady confusion after being watched closely and over eagerness to win. They reprimanded the lad but avoided punishment and reaffirmed policy against owners riding stable boys. The Clipsetta Stakes at five furlongs tops the card with about $1500 to the winner and a big field of fillies including Queen Carnival and Queen Dixon.
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Regina Lee
Disqualifications Shape Gravesend Race Card
At Gravesend two horses were disqualified and a dead heat occurred. McMeekin won the second race but was disqualified for underweight, Add also disqualified after fouling near the rail. Other races featured longshots prevailing and a mix of results across six events.
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Sensational
Farmer Bennett Triumphs in Hawthorne Test Stakes
At Hawthorne Chicago May 31 Farmer Bennett driven by Burns won the Test Stakes 1800 dollars feature over five and a half furlongs with Gold Badge Odnor and Annowan also among the day’s notable results Rollins upset with 15 to 1 in the fifth race and Annowan improved to win after a prior loss. A raid rumor drew six constables who were confined and released after the track management proved the wanted men absent.
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Won at St. Louis Over a Very Muddy Track
At the Fair Grounds in St. Louis the May 31 program yielded easy wins for Horseshoe Tobacco Alard Scheck and Found as mud slowed racing The track deteriorated by morning rain raising concerns for the Club Members Handicap with expectations for a clear warm spell later in the week Myth a Chicago import won a race.
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Horse Race Results Feature At Local Track
The fourth race favored Myth over Laureate with a decisive finish. Ransom led his race to win by a length ahead of Bushfields in the sixth race, while Maydine dominated the fifth. Other notable results include Alard Scheck leading the two year olds in the second race and Found winning the seven furlong third race.
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Toronto Races Disqualification Casts Shadow Over Meet
In Toronto on May 31 the program offered several races with mixed results. Erwin won the fifth race but was disqualified for fouling, producing an unsettled finish alongside Beau Ideal and Kitty Regent among others. Time figures appeared for each event, notably Time in the steeplechase and the Provost leading early in the fourth race.
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Referee Hogan Reversed McCoy Ryan Fight Draw
Tattersalls Club declares the McCoy Ryan six round bout a draw after the referee’s decision is rescinded. The club cites a clause requiring no decision if both boxers are on their feet at the end. Hogan states he would have ruled differently if informed of the stipulation.
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Jolly Tar Wins Epsom Cup as Reiff Steals Race
At Epsom Tod Sloan rode Sly Fox to win the Rid dles Down plate while J. Reiff rode Jolly Tar to victory in the Epsom Cup and Marioni in the Dardans plate. In the Epsom Cup S. Loatés riding Loates Clarehaven let Reiff close and win by a head, drawing hostile spectators.
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University Boat Race entries announced for Hudson clash
Poughkeepsie N Y May 31 The town University will send an eight to race on the Hudson June 30. Georgetown contributes six crew members with Penn Syracuse Cornell Columbia Wisconsin and Mex also entered for the university event.
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