Phillies Beat Reds 3–0 Behind Fraser Wildness and Richie Control
Philadelphia pitcher Richie limits Cincinnati to three base hits as Fraser wildness yields three Phillies runs. Umpire Klem harsh on Reds with several called strikes. Seemingly minimal Reds offense aside from early threat. final score 3 with Philadelphia scoring in second sixth and eighth innings.
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Seymour
Courtney
Phillies
Livingstone
Klein
Fraser
Heaves
Quakers
Huggins
Barry
Kelley
Bransfield
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Quakers Rally Beats Reds on Errors and Fraser Wildness
The Quakers failed to score an earned run but credited three runs to Reds misplays and Chick Fraser wildness, affecting the game and standings.
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Quakers
Mowrey to Report to Hanlon Before Baltimore Move
Mike Mowrey will report to Manager Hanlon here tomorrow and is expected to be sent to Baltimore. Hanlon has not yet received acceptance from the Baltimore Club on conditions for Mowrey to play there. Cincinnati will have the call on his services before the drafting season opens.
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Mike Mowrey
Hanlon
Baltimore
Mowrey
Cincinnati
Crowds Cheer as Chicago Lose Tight Race for Lead
The crowd cheer shifts after the Chicago New York game score posted in Cincinnati. The Phillies root for New York since Chicago's defeat narrows the top standings and makes the race closer for them.
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Cincinnati
Phillies
New York
Chicago
Hamilton Carnival Brings Evening of Sparring and Wrestling
A Hamilton carnival at the Jefferson Theater hosted by the Hamilton Physical Culture Athletic Club drew a hearty crowd. Notable results include William Stephens stopping Young Kennedy in two and a half rounds, Matty Yerges beating Charles Hilgy in one, and the William brothers sparring to advantage. Limerick and Clem Helmstead drew with each other in four rounds, Eddie Barr and Harry Stewart staged a fine wrestling display, and Kid Imhoff of Cincinnati defeated Jim Carroll of Scranton in the ten round main event.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Jefferson Theater
Hamilton Physical Culture Athletic Club
William Stephens
Young Kennedy
Cincinnati
Matty Yerges
Covington
Charles Hilgy
William Brothers
Limerick
Clem Helmstead
Eddie Barr
Harry Stewart
Cincin
Kid 1Off
Jim Carroll
Scranton
Carroll
Imhoff
Brooklyn Beats St Louis 5 to 0 in National League Game
Brooklyn blanked St Louis 5 0 as Brown struggled in a game where wild pitches and control woes defined the outcome. Casey doubled for Brooklyn and Lumley stole a base, with Pastorius and Brown combining for the shutout.
Pittsburg Baseball Game Quick Recap
Pittsburg 0.5 to 0.50 game details 249000 2008 Doron innings notes Young batted in ninth Clarke with a two base hit Leach and Wagner three base hits Nealon Clarke Wagner Ritchey Nealon Leifield Nealon Leifield four walks You hit by pitch Leifield. Time 1 14 Umpires Carpenter and Conway.
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Doron Ceeds
Asiiteta Saree Dee
Young
Clarke
Leach
Wagner
Nealon
Ritchey
Leifield
You
Carpenter and Conway
Chicago Beats New York 11 to 3 in Baseball Showdown
Chicago defeated New York 11 to 3 as Overall dominated much of the game for Chicago. Sheckard delivered a three base hit and Browne, Schulte, Chance, Tinker, Kling contributed two-base hits while Chicago scored in multiple innings. Beebe and Taylor contributed on the mound with notable innings and error aided plays.
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New York
Harper
Rail
Taylor
Overall
Beebe
Sheckard
Browne
Schulte
Chance
Tinker
Kling
Ferguson
Evers
Gessler
Devlin
Gilbert
Dahlen
McGann
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Moran
Kilin Harper
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Chicago Beats Phillies 4-3 on late rally.
Chicago won its third straight as Donohue’s grounder in the eighth scored two on wild throw by Brouthers. Owens allowed one run in the eighth. Davis Isbell Lord Murphy and Cross homered or doubled for Chicago. Philadelphia stranded seven and never tied.
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Titus
Magee
Thomas
Reds
Livingstone
Doolin
Courtney
Huggins
Barry
Chicago
Philadelphia
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Donohue
Brouthers
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Murphy
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Bender
O'Neil
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Sullivan
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Sheridan
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Tann’hill
Schreck
St. Louis Beats New York in Pitching Duel
Howell blanked New York allowing five runs to Orth. Two-base hits by Hartzell Howell Williams. Stolen bases Niles Conroy. Williams Chase infielders April. Left on bases St. Louis eight New York four. Time two hours. Umpires Connolly and Evans.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Casey
Lumley
Lewis
Jordan
Jor
Pastorius
Brown
Johnstone
New York
U. ST. Louis
Howell
New York Today
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Hotlis Scinasesvesi
Nowzock
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Hartzell
Williams
Conroy
Chase
Kiemnon
Niles
Connolly and Evans
Late ninth inning rally decides Detroit game
Detroit victory after two outs in the ninth as Sievers' hit and an error sequence allow the winning run. Other notes include bases on balls totals for Sievers and Kitson and time of game 1 40 with umpires Connor and Hurst.
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Schalfly
Sievers
Stahl
Cas Cescosseveness
Washington
Accrese
Donovan
C. Jones
Coughlin
Kitson
Washyg
Kittredge
Altizer
Jas Mpires
Connor
Hurst
Cleveland Beats Boston 3 to Unfinished Pitch Duel
In Cleveland on June 6, Rhoades outpitched Per as the home team beat Boston 3 to an incomplete score.
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Rhoades
Boston
Miss Sutton Dominates to Advance in Northern Tennis
In Liverpool on June 6 during the Northern championship at Alguth, D P Rhodes and E Sampson defeated the Peace brothers 6 2 6 4 in doubles. Miss May Sutton of Pasadena beat Miss Sturton 60 6 1 in the ladies singles. Sutton and Mrs Hillyard advanced in ladies doubles via walkover as Sturton and Carter scratched.
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Liverpool
Algburth
Lancashire
D. .P. Rhodes
E. Sampson
Peace Brothers
Miss May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
Miss Sturton
Mrs. Hillyard
Carter
American tennis team chosen to face Australasia in Davis Cup
Captain Raymond D. Little selected the American lawn tennis team to oppose Australasia at Newport in the first Davis Cup round. Holcombe Ward and Kreigh Collins will play singles with Collins and Little in doubles. Australasia fields A F Wilding and L O Poidevin. Beals Wright is not fit for the challenge round against Great Britain.
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the Herald
London
Raymond D. Little
Australasia
Newport
Monmouthshire
Holcombe Ward
Kreigh Collins
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Little
A. F. Wilding
L. O. Poidevin
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Great Britain
Minneapolis Edges Indianapolis In Tight 2-1 American Association Game
Thomas of Minneapolis pitched a tight win over Indianapolis, securing a 2-1 victory. Key players include Vinson Davis and Shannon for Indianapolis and Hart James and Marcan for Minneapolis, with Fisher and Thomas handle pitching duties. Scoreline shows a close contest with late offense by Minneapolis.
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Indianapolis
Thomas
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Davis
Carr
Sullivan
Himes
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Grem
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Graham
Holmes
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James
Annon
Marcan
Ol Fox
Aide Fisher
Louisville 13 St. Paul 3 in second game
Louisville beat St. Paul 13 to 3 in the second game of the series at Louisville. Parkins allowed a flurry in the ninth, but Louisville built an early lead with strong hitting. Hallman Sugden Rockenfield Quinlan Sullivan among the hit makers.
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Geier
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Sugden
Brashear
van Z'dt
Sullivan
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Pierce
Stecher
Drill
C. Ateee
Buchanan
Kenna
Parkins
Canton Grand Rapids Game Postponed
Central League report from Canton Ohio notes Canton versus Grand Rapids postponed due to wet grounds on June 6. The delay affects the schedule while field conditions are evaluated.
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Canton Grand Rapids
Scoring Highlights From Evening Baseball Card
At Atlanta five, New Orleans three. At Montgomery eight, Memphis three. At Birmingham five, Little Rock. At Nashville four, Shreveport eleven.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Montgomery
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
Shreveport
Cincinnati Baseball Gossip and Upcoming Club Matches
Cincinnati clubs seek players aged 14 to 17 and 14 to 17 year olds. Teams like the All Italians from St Louis and the Kentuckians announce open dates and meetings. The Kentuckians and Covington Park games draw large crowds with mentions of players Erdman and Hoy and a Newport team undefeated.
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St. Clairs
Robert Silverton
Race Street
Reins & Meiss
Ohio Browns
Busam
Ball Park
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Erdman
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Queen City
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Americans
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Adams Express Company
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Covington Park
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Connolly
Malloy
Breitany
Sid Berte
Automobile News From Early 1900s Highlights
Clarence Kuhn buys a Marion car in the city while Robert C Crowthers takes the agency for Indianapolis made vehicles and moves sales quickly. A New England tour guide booklet by George N Pierce Company offers route details from New York to the White Mountains and back via Pittsfield and Poughkeepsie for four cents postage. A Worcester Massachusetts mayor in a chase by a motor bicycle cop underscored the risk of high speed driving by officials. A New York motorist encounters a farmer dispute over races in Nassau County when a duck is run over and the farmer offers to cook it free of charge.
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Marion
Robert C. Crowthers
Indianapolis
New England
New York
White Mountains
Boston
Pittsfield
Poughkeepsie
George N. Pierce Company
Buffalo, N. Y
C. Victor Speer
Long Island
Nassau County
Hughes defeats Walnut Hills to win interscholastic title
Hughes won the interscholastic championship at League Park by routing Walnut Hills 12 to 1. Hall dominated on the mound for Hughes, while Bauer led at the plate with two hits and a single in five appearances. Walnut Hills barely advanced beyond third base, with rare offensive threats and costly defensive plays.
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League Park
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Hilltop
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Bickmore
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Palmer
Lawson
Fosdick
Wilging
Siegle and Stanage
National League announces contracts and releases
President Pulliam of the National League lists contracts with Boston August Doerner and Leroy F. Witherup, Cincinnati Robert K. Wicker, Chicago Orvald Overall. Releases include Brooklyn to Providence John McCarthy, Cincinnati to Choo Orval Overall, Chicago to Cincinnati Kert K. Wicker, Pittsburg to St. Louis Edward Karger to Rochester C. C. Case, St. Louis to Pittsburg Charles McFarland to Indianapolis John Hyms to Louisville Ambrose Puttmann.
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Pulliam
National League
Boston
August Doerner
Leroy F. Witherup
Cincinnati
Robert K. Wicker
Chicago
Orvald
Brooklyn
Providence
John McCarthy
Choo
Orval
Kert K.wicker
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Edward Karger
Rochester
C. C. Case
Rebel Leader Victorious in Southern Guatemala Clashes
June 6 report from City of Mexico says General Toledo commands revolutionist troops in Southern Guatemala and has won two engagements. Government forces are driven back and Toledo is receiving heavy reinforcements of well armed men.
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Guatemala
Latonia Race Meeting Delivers Four Favorites Wins
A large Latonia crowd watched four favorites win as Pat Dunne rode Bonart Royal Legend Boserman and Otis L. in top showcases. Otis L. won the steeplechase over Lights Out with a dramatic finish after a late charge by Lights Out. Other winners included Cottontown and Mohave with tight finishes in a six-race card amid slow, lumpy track conditions.
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Bonart
Boserman
Cottontown
Otis S
Royal Legend
Mohave
Intense
Pat Dunne
Ballet
Otis Gi
Dunning
Corrigan
Freebooter
Prs
E. Robinson
Aubuchon
Perrett
E.orrison
D. Hall
Good and Plenty Wins Grand National Steeplechase at Belmont
Good and Plenty carried 170 pounds to win the Grand National Steeplechase about 2½ miles at Belmont Park with a time of 5 25. Grandpa finished second and Herculoid third. Welbourne won the first race at seven and a half furlongs, tying the world's record of 1 32 flat.
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Lexoline
John Kaufman
Alvise
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Royal Unit
Preston
Marco
Hefferman
Lucullus
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Stille
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Royal Legend
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Buffalo Race Day Results and Times
Race card from Buffalo shows six selling and handicap races with listed favorites and payouts. Kil 3 Kil 3 shows Kil 3 taking first in 1:03, Alyth wins 3 turtons at 1:06, Grevilla 1 mile leads at 1:45, Ethan takes five furlongs at 1:03 2-5, Disha bille wins 11-16 mile handicap at 1:51 8-6, Cadichon dominates 1 mile 4 yards at 1:49 1-5 with Secret and Thistle Do second and third.
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Tom Dolan
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Jack Atkins
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Baseball Players Arrested in Indianapolis Sunday Game
Sheriff Ed ward Sourbier served warrants on Manager Mike Kelley and eight members of the Minneapolis American Association team charging them with playing baseball on Sunday. The arrests stem from a contribution game between Indianapolis and Minneapolis played April 22. Bonds were set at $50 each. warrants issued April 27 following grand jury indictments.
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Edward Sourbier
Mike Kelley
Minneapolis Americans Association
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