Crawford Made a Homer Sensational Catch By Flick
Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 3. Flick starred with a sensational catch in Philadelphia Park as the Phillies beat the Reds. Crawford hit a homer in the fourth. Slagle Delehanty McFarland and Bernhardt added key hits in a game featuring strong Phillies slugging and efficient pitching from Newton.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Shettsline
Allen
Harry Wright
Philadelphia Park
Reds
Phillies
Dom"’ Peitz
Burgher
Hahn
Bernhard
McBride
Crawford
Flick
Corcoran
Beckley
Broad Street
Dolan
Slagle
Delehanty
McFarland
Wolverton
Bernhardt
Cross
Barrett
Thomas
Cincinnati
A.E. Barrett
Brackley
Mollaia
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Steinfeldt
Pelth
Breitenstein
Newton
Wolvarten
Leo Se Dolan
Decahard
D- Cisesssaices
Enteses Nicansabeeee
Newsy
Emslie
Phillies Reds Game Notes Highlight Newton and Field Angles
The report praises Newton's late innings and command, notes Flick exploited field angles while McBrite’s errors hurt Philadelphia, and cites Allen praising Newton's potential. A Reds player criticizes the players union plans, and Ed Scott is expected to pitch Monday after defeating the Phillies.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Reds
McBrite
Barrett
Flick
Phillies
Allen
Newton
Ed Scott
Newport Racing Summary Sparks Strong Finishes
In a lively program at Newport, multiple races showcased sharp efforts. Free Knight bred a bold late surge to win the first with Gadsden aboard while Ned led a relentless tempo in the fourth. Enghurst and Star of Bethlehem battled in the fourth, Enghurst prevailing by patient drive. Menace dominated the two year old sprint, with May Cherry and Drogheda faltering late. Clay Pointer rode clear in the final, Beana standing second as Ennomia pressed.
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Enghurst
Seeee-Oots & Coo
Star of Beth
Michaels
Hart Gibson&Co
Ella
C. Murphy
Martin Doyle
Ehithelin
J. D. Doyle
Salvarse
O. Lewis
J. D. Clayton
Unia
Wilson
J. Desha
Friesland
Star
May Ella
Pointer
Beana
B. G
Linden
Ella H
Clay Pointer
Fantasy
Eleanor Holmes
Trebor
Rifle
Hithelin
Menace
May Cherry
Regina Lee
Drogheda
Sandy
Mac Flecknoe
Tim Geiney
Edna Gerry
Mizzouri
Gadsden
Rice
Dousterswivel
Seattle
Ennomia
Ed Hoppers
Nellie Regent
Anna Bain
Kentucky Farmer
Peter Duryea
Charley O'Brien
Sarilla
West
Hopper
Latonia
Reds seek closing game in Atlantic City trip and union talk
Cincinnati Reds plan a Sunday Atlantic City trip with veterans supervising the youngsters. Elmer Smith has joined the New York team and is expected to play for Ewing. Philadelphia delegates Delehanty Murphy and Donohue attend a Brooklyn meeting to organize a players union, though enthusiasm appears limited. Flick is jeered for arousing the crowd during a late game, and umpire Emslie draws Reds complaints about calls.
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Reds
Safa
Atlantic City
Elmer Smith
New York
Smith
Giants
Cincinnati
Ewing
Delehanty
Morgan Murphy
Donohue
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Clarke Griffith Shows Consistency in Chicago Win
Boston report says Chicago struck fast in the first inning as Mertes opened with a homer to right field. Green followed with a single and a gift to Ganzel, then McCormick doubled for three runs. Clarke Griffith was effective in every inning except one.
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Hahn
McFarland
Cates AE Olacet
aiaEs
Boston
H.O. A
Ots
Hami'n
Imortes
Ee Collins
Childs
Tenney
Ryan
Stahl
Green
Long
Ganzel
Freem
McCor’k
Lowe
Cling
Clarke
Chance
Lewis
Oj Grifith
Chicago
Grifith
Mertes
Meertes
Balle
Griffith
Hurst
Clarke Griffith
Commercial Tribune
McCormick
Brooklyns outplay Pittsburgs in easy victory
The Brooklyns defeated Pittsburgs 85 to 67 as McGinnity held the Pirates in check and Tannehill was hit hard. Weather was fine and the crowd cheered the Champions’ performance. Key moments included Jones Cooley Dahlen and Williams contributing multiple runs while McGinnity and Tannehill combined for a brisk two-hour game.
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McGinnity
Tannehill
Commercial Tribune
New York
Brooklyns
Pittsburgs
Brook Ae
Pitts. Ees
Jones
Cooley
Keeler
Ritchey
Jennings
Bemont
Kelley
Wagner
Dahlen
Ol Williams
Cross
Os Ely
Farrell
Dimmer
M’g'nity
Srannenii
Brooklyn
Seseesesdevee
Pittsburg
Daly
Williams
Zimmer
Swartwood
Giants Fall In Ten Innings Deliberate Doyle Spikes McGraw
New Yorks led until the tenth when errors by Gleason Hickman and Cogan plus a walk and McGann hit gave St Louis four runs. Weyhing yielded only five scattered hits as Doyle knocked McGraw down and spiked his ankle in the fourth. Hawley pitched well for New York while Weyhing struggled in the loss.
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New York
New Yorks
Gleason
Hickman
Cogan
McGann
St. Louis
Hawley
Weyhing
Doyle
McGraw
Selbach
Smith
Bowerman
Burett
Robinson
Keister
O’ Day
Charge Against McGraw Sparks Third Base Scrutiny
A Brooklyn sensational yarn claims that John McGraw and Jim Robinson accepted a cash bonus from Frank Robison and plan to quit the team after the Eastern series. Jack O Connors dismisses the tale, asserting McGraw never shirks a ball and Robison would not tempt him. Rhoddy Wallace and Heldrick are named in the lineup.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
McGraw
Robinson
Frank Robison
Baltimore
Jack O'Connor
O'Connor
Rhoddy Wallace
Heldrick
Patr
Reds Delegates to Meeting in New York Today
Special despatch reports National League ballplayers plan a secret New York meeting under Samuel Gompers to discuss forming a union with the American Federation. Delegates from New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati attend. The aim is player protections and fair treatment, not a strike.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Reds
Commercial Tribune
National League
American Federation
Bar
P Rs
Samuel Gompers
Ames Federation of Labor
D Doyle
Mercer
Kelly
Jet
Dahlen
Clarke
Nichols
Delehanty
Murphy
Donahue
Ely
O’brien
Zimmer
Chi Ryan
Callahan
Griffith
McGraw
Corcoran
Beckley
Gompers
Tte
Pla
Brotherhood
Brooklyn Club Transfer Rumor Denied by League Officials
Special despatches from Philadelphia and Washington report a rumored move of the Brooklyn National League baseball club to Washington due to patronage, but NL President Young and manager Hanlon deny any official transfer plans saying Brooklyn has outdrawn Washington and no action is filed.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Young
National League
Commercial Tribune
Brooklyn Ball Club
Brooklyns
New York
Hanlon
Washington called main National League baseball loss in capital
Milwaukee observer laments Washington, D C overdue for National League baseball. He says 25 000 clerks disperse at 4 p m to seek the game while the capital lacks a league club. He predicts the new association could restore Washington baseball and blames magnates for the absence. Hay and Quinn tied to the proposal offer no comment.
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Wis
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Hay and
Quinn
Jeffries to umpire on Covington Park debut day
Champion James J. Jeffries will umpire at Covington Park on Sunday June 24 after a fire destroyed his League Park engagement. Covington management plans a big turnout to welcome the world champion to the local diamond twelve minutes from Fountain Square on Main Street line.
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James J. Jeffries
League Park
Covington
Covington Park
Fountain Square
Hoosiers Beat Brewers Despite Injury Plight
Indiana uses clutch hitting in the third fourth and seventh frames to overcome a crippled third baseman and three Milwaukee errors. Sparks earns the win for Indianapolis while Barnes takes the loss. Attendance reaches 3,500 as Milwaukee falls to 23 19 and Indianapolis improves to 27 10 in American League standings.
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W. L. Pe
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Cleveland
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Chicago
Buffalo
Kansas City
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Commercial Tribune
Buffalo Quietly Shuts Out Minneapolis in Series Opener
Buffalo pitcher Hooker shut out Minneapolis in the opening game of the series. The Bisons halted their losing streak with a dominant early performance.
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Buffalo
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Buffalo Beats Minneapolis In Low-Scoring Tilt
Buffalo edges Minneapolis 2 to 1 in a tight game. Gettman homered for Buffalo while Hastings and Hooker held the hitters in check with solid pitching. Attendance around 2,000 as the teams combined for a brief, one hour thirty minute contest.
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Abbatchio
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Gettman
Hastings
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Carey
Crooks
Minneapolis
Sheridan
Comiskey's Men Defeat Wolverines 5 to 2 in Chicago
Comiskey's Chicago nine earned a 5 to 2 victory over Detroit with Hart watching from the stands. Denzer and Severs pitched for the teams, while Padden Isbell Shugart and Brodie starred in the field and at the plate during a tight, 90 minute game at Comiskey Park.
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Stallings
Sugden
Shaw
Denter
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Detroit
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Padden
Denzer
Cantillon
Blues New Twirler Carsey Shines in Cleveland Tilt
Kansas City pitcher Carsey, acquired from Buffalo, threw a solid game for the Blues against Cleveland. Twelve scattered hits allowed, and the defense faltered behind Kerns as Kansas City won 7 to 1. Attendance 2,500. Kerne struggled with poor support as Hemphill starred for Cleveland with a three-base hit.
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Carsey
Manning
Buffalo
Kerne
Thamnes Archetdderces
Cleveland
Wagner
O’brien
Pickering
Hemphill
Wilson
Princeton Beats Yale With Ninth Inning Rally In N. J.
Princeton defeats Yale in a tight college baseball contest in Princeton New Jersey. Yale led early but Princeton rallied in the ninth inning scoring five runs to win. Hillebrand allowed ten hits while Yale pitcher faced later struggled. Batteries were Hillebrand Kafer for Yale and Robertson Garvin Hurst for Princeton.
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N. J
Yale
Hillebrand
R.H.B
Kafer
Robertson
Harvard Wins Second Game of Series Over Pennsylvania
Harvard defeats Pennsylvania 8 to 6 in Cambridge as Stillman shines on the mound. Harvard’s new batting order produced timely hits with runners on base, while Layton and Flavell split catching duties.
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Harvard
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Stillman
RH. B
Reid
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Flavem
Indiana and Ohio teams square off in varied results
Muncie falls to Marion as Dubach shines on the mound in a tense battle. Ohio State edges Ohio Wesleyan in a ninth inning comeback while Michigan defeats Notre Dame, and a weekend injunction halts Youngstown play amid a Warren case. Wabash victorious over Anderson with a late run surge.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Jack Tarbill
Ohio State University
Kendrick
Ohio Wesleyan
Two Knockout Boxing Shows at Renssaler Park
Two knockout glove contests drew a small crowd at Renssaler Park last night. In the principal bout Mike Schreck of Reading knocked out Joe Simcoe of this city in the first round. Frank Henneke of Elmwood Place defeated F Mead of this city in the second round.
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Joe Simcoe
Schreck
Frank Henneke
Elmwood Place
F. Mead
Henneke
International chess tourney resumes with replayed draws
In Paris on June 9 the chess tournament resumed after adjournments. Rosen defeated Sterling while Schlechter and Marshall drew, and Showalter led Mason in a position favorable to Showalter as the Showalter Marshall game remained adjourned with their two draws, each earning a half point.
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Rosen
Sterling
Schlechter
Marshall
Showalter
Mason
Lark brood mare dies at Sunland Farm in Paris Ky
The great brood mare Lark died at Sunland Farm in Paris Kentucky. She was the first mare with six horses in the 2 30 list and dam of eight trotters and three pacers in standard time. Three of her sons and one daughter were producers. Lark foaled in 187% and bred and owned by J Miller Ward.
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Lark
Sunland Farm
J. Miller Ward
Great Nose Finish in Six Furlong Race Win
Horace won the main event after a sharp finish by Great Nose. Prince Charles secured victory in the Great American Stakes as Latonia opens tomorrow with turf gossip and action expected.
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Prince Charles
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Spectacular Newport Race Ends With Narrow Ned Defeat
Four in the six furlongs battled to a hairline finish at Newport with Ned leading early but Horace and Foneda pressing. The six furlongs 1 13½ set a meeting speed record as The Star of Bethlehem faded and Enghurst surged to win the last stretch amid heavy betting and a 7000 crowd.
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Salvarse
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Mason
Prince of Wales
Newport
May Ella
Horace Wins Sprint as Long Shots Spark Newport Card
Horace takes the sprint despite a broken stirrup with Foneda Prince of Wales and Ned close behind. Long shots Dousterswivel and Ned led earlier but fell short at the wire. Jockey June Perkins remains in precarious condition at St Elizabeth Hospital in Covington after last Friday’s incident.
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Horace
Georgie
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Prince of Wales
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Prince Charles wins Great American Stakes at Gravesend
Ten thousand spectators witnessed a top Gravesend program led by Prince Charles the Whitney two year old taking the Great American Stakes worth 12,500. Prince Pepper led early but Charles surged to win by a head with Bellario third. Sarmatian then captured the Broadway Stakes as Hindus trailed. Grand National Steeplechase saw Philao ride out a length ahead of Charagracs with The Bachelor close for third.
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Humphreys’ Homeopathic Remedies Ad 32 Rue Etienne Marcel
European customers are urged to telegraph for Humphreys Specifics listing cures by number for ailments from grip to sea-sickness. A free manual covers many diseases including childhood illnesses. Remains available through Paris and New York outlets with price two cents each.
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Paris
Humphreys
Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicine Co
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