Reds Open Eastern Series as Winners
Opening game of the Eastern invasion sees Cincinnati edge Brooklyn 5 to 4. Malay homered twice? No, Malay scored and contributed on base. Harper won, Hahn preserved the win. five double plays highlighted a tight, error-filled affair with Brooklyn misfiring in key innings.
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Brooklyns
Reds
Jack Harper
Dr. Hahn
Harper
Brooklyn
Ned Hanlon
Malay
Owens
Pennsylvania Outlaws
Hanlon
Gessler
Tenney
Lumley
Batch
Odwell
Sheckard
McIntyre
Lewis
Barry
Kelley
Seymour
Corcoran
Swat
Bridwell
Kel
Oddie
Kyle Bridwell
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Hahn
Huggins
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Sheed
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M@lIntyre
Halin
Bauswine
Umpire Bausewine Cited After Close Opening Play
The narrative covers game notes and quotes about Bausewine’s decision near the first Reds at bat, Steinfeldt’s praise, Bridwell’s defense on a grounder, Gessler’s glove preventing a home run, Phelps’s snag near the stands, and Harper’s lingering illness. It notes Bridwell’s form, Odwell’s outfield defense, Street’s rough arrival, Young Cy Young’s raised salary, and roster mentions of Bergen, Dobbs, Owens, Butch, Lewis, and Hanlon denying Vila’s managerial rumor.
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Bausewine
Huggins
Reds
Boxes and Seats for Today’s Game At Straus and Park
Reserved boxes and seats for today’s game attended by Miss Alice Roosevelt go on sale at Straus at Fifth and Walnut and after noon at League Park. If Cincinnati and Chicago both win today they will be tied at the 100 mark.
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Alice Roosevelt
Straus
Fifth and Walnut
League Park
Cincinnati
Chicago
Mathewson Holds Pittsburg as New York Wins
Pittsburg battles in a snappy field game but Christy Mathewson limits Pittsburg batters. Clarke is the only batter he fails to strike out as Mertes fumbles and a wild pitch with errors help New York score. Attendance 1,130. New York 6 Pittsburg 3.
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New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Beats St. Louis 7 to 4 in Western Invasion
Philadelphia opened the Western invasion by defeating the St. Louis Nationals 7 to 4. An attendance of about 2,500 watched St. Louis outhit Philadelphia but fail to score in the early inning. Key plays included two-base hits by Titus Brain and Magee, a three-base hit by Smoot, and a double play sequence Dovlin, Bransfield, Devlin, Gleason and Bransfield. Time 1 hour.
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St. Louis
Nationals
Clench
Titus
Brain
Magee
Smoot
Gleason
Dovlin
Bransfield
Devlin
Warner
el- Farland
Pitineer
Letton
Farland Ettinger
Liumipviliq
Columbus
Hallman
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Kerwin
Shaw
Pee Elace
Dexter
Stecher
Veil
Malarkey
Inlan
Xter
Oaset
Louisville
mpire—King
Pelt
Jones
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Stone
van Zant
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Grimshaw
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Moran
Petty
Ott
Connolly
Chicago Hard Hit Young in Rugged Game
Chicago opened with three hits and kept Young under pressure, while catcher Street aided Chicago by throwing errors on steals. Attendance reached 3,500 as the scoring progressed through the game.
Brush Appeals to Courts Over McGraw Case
John T. Brush declares he did not seek to repudiate league law but to restrain Pulliam from violating the National League constitution and its rules on player removals. He cites lack of hearing for McGraw over a $900 penalty, and says witnesses and affidavits supported his view.
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Pulliam
National League
Pittsburg
McGraw
John T. Brush
New York National League Club
Sheldon
The
Sance
Dreyfuss
Indianapolis Triumphs Over Toledo 8 To 5 In Nine
Demont's two errors fueled six Indianapolis runs as they beat Toledo 8 to 5 at Toweds. Dickey was hit by a pitched ball and retired. Attendance 1,000. Key hits included Clingman Demont Lee Duff Thoney. Moriarity Clingman Osteen stole bases. O'Brien and Goodwin pitched with 6 and 4 strikeouts respectively.
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Toledo
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Dickey
Clingman
Lee
Duff
Thoney
Moriarity
Osteen
Gilbert
Boyle
Clark
Farrell
Roth
Bruce
Minneapolis Dominates Kansas City in June 7 Baseball
Minneapolis defeated Kansas City 8 to 4 as Stovall held the locals in check and received strong support. Nance Freeman Schmidt Donahue Graham Sullivan Bonner Fox were among the hitters for Minneapolis while Nance Donahue Freeman Schmidt and Greminger produced key extra bases for Kansas City. Stovall pitched 1:40 for the win with Bele on the mound for Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Stovall
Eels
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Ab.h.o
Grei'ger
Bonner
Fox
Frantz
Oyler
Butler
Downey
Louisville 6 Columbus 4 in rough game with umpire row
Louisville defeats Columbus 6 to 4 in a tense contest. Manager Clymer accosted umpire King in the sixth and was carried from the field by police, later released on bond. Attendance 1,000. Highlights include Stecher holding Columbus hitless at times and Malarkey finishing the game after substitution.
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Columbus
Welis
Malarkey
Stecher
Clymer
King
St Paul Beats Milwaukee 4 2 In Third Straight Game
St Paul defeated Milwaukee 4 to 2 in the third straight game of the series. Bateman held steady despite two early errors by Robinson that let Milwaukee score. Attendance was 695 as St Paul capitalized on miscues and outplayed Milwaukee with solid hitting.
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Kelly
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Carney
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Jean
Robinson
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Eill
Geier
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Man
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St. Paul II
Kane
Yeager
Southern League Scores Snapped by Rainouts and Forfeits
Birmingham blanked by New Orleans, Nashville defeated Memphis, Atlanta beat Little Rock, Montgomery forfeited against Shreveport as weather and rulings altered the standings in a busy Southern League card.
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New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock
Montgomery
Shreveport
Miss Roosevelt Attends Weekday Baseball Game in Cincinnati
Miss Alice Roosevelt will join President Herrmann and the Cincinnati Club in box Nos 31 and 82 for a game with the visiting Boxers. Guests include Mrs Buckner Wallingford and Congressman Nicholas Longworth. ThePresident's daughter prefers informal decorations and plans to arrive early for a 3 30 start.
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Alice Roosevelt
Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
M Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Washington
Boston 2 St Louis 1 baseball game report
Boston defeats St Louis 2 to 1 on timely hitting. Stone hits a threebase shot for St Louis while Moran adds a single. Dineen works out of bases loaded jams as Boston fans 3 328 attendance.
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St. Louis
St. Is
Stone
Moran
Dineen
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A.E
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Lane
Burkett
Bee
VanZant
R. Collins
Pety
Chicago 8 Philadelphia 0 in rain battered game
Chicago pitchers dominated Philadelphia as Bender struggled and Altrock held firm. Heavy drizzle persisted through the 1 hour 40 minute game with 1,375 in attendance. Isbell scored Chicago runs and McFarland Murphy drove key hits for the soon-to-be decisive win.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Bender
Altrock
Evansville Wins Third Straight in Wheeling Tilt on Canaday Homer
In Wheeling Evansville took the third straight win in a pitchers' battle, scoring the winning run in the ninth on Canaday's homer driving in Ryan. Final: Evansville 2, Wheeling 1. Miller and Livingston. Coy and Kelley.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Evansville
Canaday
Ryan
R. H. E. Wheeling
Miller
Livingston Coy
Kelley
Rushville Defeats Lebanon In Slow Game Debut For Connaughton
Rushville won 11 to 4 as Connaughton pitched his first game for Rushville and Was effective throughout. Bush and Wagner led Rushville hitters with McClelland also contributing. Rushville now stands at sixteen wins in twenty two games this season.
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Commercial Tribune
Rushville
Lebanon
Connaughton
Bush
Wagner
McClelland
Lima Pirates Triumph In Ten Inning Slugfest
In Lancaster on June 7 Lima defeated the locals 10 to 8 after a tight ten inning battle. Six hits went for extra bases, White Ridge was removed in the seventh for Tomlin. Batteries Beverly and Winter. White, Tomlin and Orr. Umpire Tarpey.
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Collings
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Farrell
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Commercial Tribune
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Winter
Whitenae
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J McIntyre Survives Dramatic Fall In Mile Race
J McIntyre narrowly escaped death when Mint Bed fell in the fifth race at a mile, crawling between horses to safety with a severe shaking. Berry Hughes won the event as Flori was disqualified for crowding Mint Bed. Evander won the fourth race steeplechase.
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Mint Bed
Berry Hughes
Two Penny
Gay Minister
Flori
Sailor's Dream
Jake Dennis
Zinelte
Sailor’s Dream
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McIintyre
Athlone
la Pucelle
McCarren
Hughey
Latonia Entries and Sixth Race Results
Two Penny and Gay Minister led Latonia entries in a six furlong race with Time finishing in 1:42. Others in the field included Flori Zincate Jake Dennis Mint Ben Sailor's Dream. Leta Duffy and Problem led the sixth race with Time of 1:02, Beatrice K. and Margaret O'Brien among the also rans.
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Treubel
Boland
Flori
Zincate
Jake Dennis
Mint Ben
Sailor's Dream
Leta Duffy
Foy
Beatrice K
Kunz
Jennie Bast
Margaret O’brien
Just I
Nondace
Always Happy
Jockey J McIntyre Faces No Serious Injury After Fall
Jockey J McIntyre escapes major harm after a series of spills noted during winter racing in New Orleans. Yesterday John Marklein claimed Judge Traynor in the first race for 1075 dollars. Starter Brown fined Jockey Wishard 25 dollars for attempting to beat the barrier as the Clipsetta Stakes headlines today’s card.
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J. McIntyre
New Orleans
John Marklein
Judge Traynor
Brown
Wishard
Mr. Brown
Steeplechase upset as horses falter and bets collapse
Springwater failed after the first jump while Senor refused the third hurdle in the steeplechase. Johnny Ferris cursed Gay Minister after the defeat. Treubel rode Estrada Palma to victory and Leta Duffy to second, while Norwood, Ohio’s Marklein Stable failed to pay. Bets swung wildly with Estrada Palma at 55 to 100 and Sing ing Master backed to show, but Evander and Antillian drew heavy money from railbirds and Chicago bettors.
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Evander
Beana
Warner
Springwater
Senor
Latonia
Athlone
Jim Baker
Wishard
Florizel
McCarren
Judge Traynor
la Pucelle
Antillian
Talbot Bros
Estrada Palma
T. J. Carson
Major Carson
Treubel
Blue Mint
Belle Dodson
Varner
Berry Hughes
McIntyre
Flori
Mint Bed
Gay Minister
Johnny Ferris
Leta Duffy
Problem
Beatrice K
Price
Foy
Austin
Norwood Ohio
Merino
Kate Zitt
Rain Dance
Flying Brook
LaPucelle
Lyrist
Rosemary Kane
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Troxler
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Kunz
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Captain Bush
Thistlés
Roberts
Seamate
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Redwood
Bevo
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Lessacre Beesop
Ty Ene
Robinson
Seabee
Esavestos
Shogun
Ivernia
Specks Day
Sullivan
Béana
Pierce
Dupee
Horses Lose Advantage in Athlone and Florizel Race
The texts describe both horses losing ground as they were moved through the board. Judge Traynor, following a strong Monday performance, could only peep yesterday, reflecting a constrained display in the recent race.
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Athlone
Florizel
Antillian Delivers Tight 8 to 5 Finish Amid Heavy Wagers
Antillian opened and closed at the same figure eight to five as heavy betting kept the price high through the race. The field paid little attention to the place and show horses, with the crowd concentrating on the top finishers.
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Antillian
Latonia Hosts Decoration Handicap Run for 11-16 Mile
The Latonia track schedules the Decoration Handicap for 11 to 16 miles this Saturday. The event attracts local stables and noted jockeys aiming for early season prizes.
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Latonia
Mudders In Demand At Gravesend As Favorites Fall
Six favorites lost at Gravesend with Transmute taking the Clover Stakes in easy fashion and Running Water second. Major Daingerfield scored another simple win in race five while Campo and Cassine led others in the card's six races.
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New York
Gravesend
Transmute
Running Water
Major Daingerfield
Campo
Diggins
Montréson
J. Kelly
Florentine
Ashworth
Cassine
Miller
Marius Caius
O’neil
Sir Brinkley
Burns
Proper
W. Knapp
O'Neill
Battling
Notter
Bunni Water
Lyne
Belle of
Captain Bob
Martin
Ismailian
Jamestown Matinee Club Opens With Fast Races
Jamestown Ohio June 7 A large crowd attended the Jamestown Matinee Club opening meet despite a backward season and slow track. racing was sharp with purses promised for a big July 4 meeting. detailed results list winners in Class B and C pace events and note several scratches and times across divisions.
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Eretal Tribune
Jamestown
Gravésend Race Card Selections Handicaps and Odds
The issue lists six race events with weights and entrants. First race features Ivan the Terrible and Water light among 12 runners over about six furlongs. second race is steeplechase with Melbourne Eclipse and others. third race five furlongs includes Cincidhona and Gold Badge. fourth race standard mile and a half includes Major Daingerfield and Beldame. fifth race selling over 11 16 mile lists Contend and Embarrassment. sixth race five furlongs includes St Esteppe and Flavigny.
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College Games Results Brief
Yale defeats Dartmouth 5 to 1 while Illinois beats Chicago 11 to 5 and Princeton downshines Bucknell 4 to 0 in a set of college games.
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Dartmouth
Illinois
Chicago & Princeton
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