Brush Sits on Pulliam Griddle in McGraw Case
President Harry C. Pulliam of the National League states he approves Sheldon ruling in McGraw and New York Club case. He defends Fleischmann Amendment power to fine and suspend players, says he would have suspended McGraw without the amendment, and cites need for prompt punishment and due process.
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McGraw
Harry C. Pulliam
0 Tribune
John McGraw
New York Ball Club
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Mr. Brush
Mr. McGraw
Brush
Fleischmann
Sheldon
W. C. Temple
Pittsburg
Messrs
Charles. M. Sherman
James F. Bacon
Tremont
Harry Co. Pulliam
Court Grants Injunction over McGraw in Uniform
Boston June 5 A temporary injunction barred Harry C Pulliam National League president from enforcing McGraws suspension and fine pending a hearing Umpires were restrained from blocking McGraw who appeared in uniform as playing manager The court found Pulliam lacked proof and ordered the action void McGraw seeks broader legal precedent ahead of the Boston game with the Red Sox.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Harry C. Pulliam
National League of Baseball Clubs
Justice Sheldon
Superior Court
John J. McGraw
New York
Pulliam
McGraw
National League
New York City
Pittsburg
Boston Nine
New York Beats Boston in Tight Baseball Game
New York 5 Boston 2 as timely hits off Young powered the win for New York while Hogg struggled at times. Attendance 2,000. Umpire Sheridan. Field action also notes Minneapolis 9 Kansas City 2 with costly errors and a late homer.
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Young
Hogg
St Paul Edges Milwaukee 7 6 in Narrow Win
St Paul outslugged Milwaukee 7 to 6 in a nine inning game. Hickey relieved Dougherty in the ninth and walked three. C Hemphill scored on an infield hit to win. Attendance 884. Pitched by Dougherty 8 innings for Milwaukee and Slagle 3 for St Paul. Two-base hits by P OBrien and C Hemphill. Three-base hit Za lusk y. Stolen bases Hemphill 2 Marcan. Bases on balls Dougherty 4 Hickey 3 Sa 6. Time 1 50 umpire one.
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Toledo Beats McGill In Easy 14 6 Victory
Toledo posted a dominant 14 to 6 win over McGill as McGill tired in the seventh inning. Camnitz exited and Minahan came on to replace him amid an attendance of about 1,100.
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Camnitz
Minahan
Toledo Beats Indianapolis In Nine Inning Duel
Batted for Fisher in ninth inning. Moriarity 2 base hits along with Doyle and De mont. Moriarity 2 stolen bases, Gilbert and Doyle also stole. Camnitz allowed 4 hits in six, Minahan 6 in three and 17 by McGill in six. Left on bases Indianapolis 13 Toledo 6. Time 2 15. Umpire Haskell.
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Demont
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Minahan
Camnitzs
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Duff
Haskell
Columbus Beats Louisville 5 4 In Tight Intercity Tilt
Columbus defeats Louisville 5 to 4 in a hard fought game on June 5. Wright bats hard in first inning, Wrigley and Barbeau stand out with strong hitting and fielding from both sides. Hulewitz ejected in ninth for throwing at the umpire King. attendance 1,000.
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Wrigley
Barbeau
Hulewitz
King
Reds Bungh Hits and Win Another
In a Sunday double header the Reds bungh hitters produced decisive runs as red players again delivered wins. Heat forced officials to pause and a new hospital list grew amid the day’s intense action.
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REDS
Yesterday's Games Show Tight Cincinatti Victory
Cincinnati edged St Louis 3 to 2 while New York crushed Boston 11 to 2 and Chicago defeated Pittsburg 4 to 3 in baseball action.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Settee
Brooklyn
Reds Edge Cardinals 3 2 In Postponed St. Louis Game
Cincinnati won 3 2 at St Louis behind Walker and Cy Seymour key hits. Egan pitched well for the Cardinals but the Reds stitched together runs in the fourth and ninth innings. Attendance reported at 5500 as heat took its toll on both sides.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Walker
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Egan
Reds
Johnstone
Frank Pears
Joe Kelley
Notable clash of majors stirs baseball doubts in 1900s reports
A nationwide notes column reports belligerent exchanges between Frank Dreyfuss Pirates and Ban Johnson in the major leagues. Comiskey condemns action removing Ducky Holmes, as talks of league realignments and suspensions deepen the rift between American and National associations.
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ST. Louis
Barney Dreyfuss
Pirates
Ban Johnson
Pittsburg
Johnson
Charles Augustus Comiskey
American League
Ducky” Holmes
Leutenant
Ban Johnson Discusses Dreyfuss and League Rules
Ban Johnson visited to watch the Reds and Cardinals and spoke about President Phil Dreyfuss. He cited the National Agreement, saying Dreyfuss cannot move to the American League and calling the agreement the strongest thing in baseball.
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Cardinals
Dreyfuss
Johnson
Dreyfuss flare up deemed mere office quarrel
The article states Dreyfuss' only offense was claiming a Pittsburg Club director suggested moving the team to the American League after McGraw's acquittal. Pirates secretary Will Locke denies any bucking intent. The piece deemphasizes the season's many outbursts as largely insignificant.
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McGraw
Will Locke
Pirates
Reds Without Doctor On Trip Amid Illnesses
The Reds travel with illnesses affecting Jack Harper Corcoran and a swollen wrist for Hwing after a batters ball struck him in the second Sunday game. Corcoran’s illness adds to the lineup concerns.
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Hwing
Boston Beats New York In Tumultuous 11 To 9 Exhibition
In Boston on June 5 the ill umpire Johnstone sat out as a local umpire filled in. New York visitors batted hard but Boston held on to win 11 to 9 with 1,878 in attendance. The box score lists Deane Brown Bresnahan Clarke Wolton Raymer Matte F. Len Wilhelm Taylor and others contributing hits while two-base hits and sacrifices are noted among the plays.
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Ertes
Raymer
Trang
Matte F
Flen
M’carthy
Vlin
Wilhelm
Gilbert
Taylor
Terborn
Lou Bresnahan
Siolen
Tenney Beet
Bewler
Chicago Cubs Win In Ninth Inning Dustup
Chicago edges Pittsburg with late offense as Pfeffer holds visitors after third and Leever dominates until eighth. Attendance 2,100. Leever nearly flawless in eighth while Pfeffer keeps Pittsburgh at bay after the third.
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Small
Innin Leever
Pfeffer
Scone
Evansville tops league leaders on hitting and defense
Evansville defeats Wheeling 7 to 5 as McCafferty pitches well and Melcher makes a spectacular ninth inning one handed catch to stave off Wheeling. R H E Wheeling - 15 2 Evansville - 27 3.
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W. Va
Evansville
McCafferty
Melcher
R. H. E. Wheeling
Doyle and Schriver
McCafferty and Kelley
Lavelle
Minor Games Across Two States Highlight College Ball
In Oxford Ohio the Nebraska Indians dominated Miami University 18 to 0, overpowering the opponent from start to finish. In Lancaster Ohio Lancaster beat Lima 8 to 1 as Purdue started for Lima and struggled with a broken finger. Tomlin fared better after replacing him and helped seal the win.
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Commercial Tribune
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Nebraska Indians
Miami University
Lancaster
Lima
Perdue
Tomlin
R.h.eb
Lancamep
Laleem
Compton
Winter
Orr
Tarpey
Dolan to Join Boston in Loan Move Amid Catcher Shortage
Harry Dolan will join Fréd Tenney and the Boston club as a loaned catcher to cover a catching emergency. Charlie Street may be loaned if the National Commission approves. Needham and Moran are injured. Herrmann offers Alabama catcher support if no objections arise.
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Fréd Tenney
Bostonians
Boston
Herrmann
Dolan
Reds
National Commission
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Needham
Moran
Street
Unclear Football Scores From Early Season Card
Incomplete boxing of scores lists Nashville and Atlanta games with varied results. Memphis trailed 0 while Birmingham posted 56 and New Orleans 2. Shreveport TM and Montgomery show stray figures.
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Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
New Orleans
Shreveport
Montgomery
Horse racing results from St Louis fair races
The results list shows multiple horses and odds with placements from first to third. Entries include Magic Powers Humorist Sorrel Top Gold Hennel Blemensworth Daveers and others with various backers and wagering odds.
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Bess Chaney
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Hilena
Henmel
J. P. Mayberry
Blemensworth
King Ellsworth
Daveers
Athelrose
Horse Races and Weights for Multiple Age Groups
The card lists entries across six races with handicap weights and horse names. First race features Irish Lad through Diamond Flush. second race includes Possession and Wizard among others. third race lists two year olds led by C Bennett 126 lbs. fourth features Inders and Coy Maid Kiamesha. fifth race shows The Poet and Sandringham Belle. sixth race covers Rea Friar and Van Tromp plus Cedar Strome.
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Wizard
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Jones
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Albert
Cap
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Coy Maid Kiamesha
Tradition
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the Poet
Lawsonian
Greenland
Sandringham Belle
Evening
Cassandra
Posty
Guy
Manneri Gentian
Rea Friar
Bank
van Tromp
Cedarstrome
Don Royal
Racing Recaps Two-Year-Olds at Fairview and Blue Grass
A chaotic OCR note lists multiple two year old thoroughbreds with weights and entries for sprint and mile races at Fairview and Blue Grass. Names include Blue Grass Lad Chief Hayes D G Taylor and Secret Imp with weights in the 95 to 110 range. The fragmentary text mentions various horses and distances, plus odd notations and misprints.
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Birmingham
John McBride
Secret Imp
Bit- S Se Hacen
Billy Wecon
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June
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Jack
Rose Leat
Beana Captures Latonia Feature Steeplechase at Latonia
Beana won the feature steeplechase over the short course at Latonia as Sea Pirate and Islip faltered in a dramatic race. Donami and Red Car followed in second and third amid a large Monday crowd, with Tapiola and Toya delivering close finishes in earlier races. Jockey Weinman suffered critical injuries after a track accident near the gate.
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Schill
St. Elizabeth Hospital
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Lilita
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Sailor's Dream
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Joliet Meeting Hinted as Pre Fourth of July Action
A number of horsemen familiar with the situation expect action to start in Chicago before July 4. The Joliet gathering is believed to be a form of a decision making session.
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Joliet
Thorough racing notes from a busy Illinois track card
A detailed wrap of the Worth track meeting covers winners and key moments. Treubel tops contenders with three wins, while D. Austin stands as a rival. Tapiola and Lilitia draw heavy betting with rapid shifts. A steeplechase accident injures a jockey, and Sea Pirate and Islip collide. Ed Jasper, Worth track secretary, is in town as modern racing eyes return to form.
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Ed Jasper
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Guiding Star Wins Bedford Stakes at Gravesend
Guiding Star the 4 to 5 favorite captured the Bedford Stakes over five furlongs at Gravesend, beating Quorum by a length and a half as Beldame finished a strong second after leading for a mile. Yankee Consul took the last race as the 7 to 10 favorite, winning by a length.
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Sandhurst
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Shaw
O'Neill
W. Davis
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Jane Holly
W. Knapp
Diggins
Atniste
Miller
Local Amateur Baseball Scores and Notices
A long list of Cincinnati area amateur baseball results, standings, and upcoming games. The Monarchs beat the Superbas 8 to 7 in a back and forth game. Yanigans beat Ivory Juniors 33 to 1. Portsmouth edged Chester Navies 2 to 0. Spiders triumphed 10 to 1 at Bethel. Blanchester topped the Athletics 10 to 7. Waldorfs beat A B C 6 to 3. multiple clubs seek games and announce open dates for June 11 and 18 including Winton Place, Rosedale, and K. P. Stars.
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Signs With Rock Island
RICHMOND Ind June 5 Harry Wallace Richmond pitcher signs with the Rock Island Three I League team.
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Special Dispatch
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Richmond
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Apache Finishes in 10 20 Morning in Race for Emperor William’s Cup
The American yacht Apache, last contender in the Emperor William’s cup race, completed the course at 10 20 this morning in The Lizard England with a final finish time recorded.
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