Baseball Union Forms to Protect NL Players Rights
Delegates from National League clubs meet at the Sturtevant House to organize a Protective Association for ballplayers. Officers unnamed, aims include fair negotiations with magnates, potential AFL ties discussed, minor leagues to be courted, and no compulsory membership. Umpire and game notes follow.
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eGraw
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Protective Association of Professional Baseball Players
Protective Association
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Griffith
Umpire Emslie Accused of Bias by Cincinnati Manager
Philadelphia June 10. Manager Allen nearly sent a protest telegram to President Brush over Umpire Emslie. He cited unfair calls in Cincinnati and Boston, plus Deleranty at second being ruled out and then denied on questioning. Allen criticized Emslie for favoring the Giants in New York games and warned of formal action.
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Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
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Cross
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Indianapolis
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Griffith
Chicago
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Killen
Pittsburg
Taylor
Commercial Tribune
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Brush
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Beckley
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Delehanty
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Youngstown Game Postponed by Injunction Until Week
The Youngstown versus Mansfield baseball game did not occur due to injunction proceedings restraining Sunday games. A decision in the matter is expected early this week.
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Youngstown
Mansfield
Dowling Outpitches as Milwaukee Falters in Muddy Loss
Milwaukee loses to Indianapolis 8 to 0 in a soggy game despite Dowling’s strong pitching. Key miscues by Waldron and Dowd hindered Milwaukee’s pennant push as Indianapolis takes the win in eight innings. Attendance 4?
Cleveland Wins Second Game Over Kansas City
Cleveland defeats Kansas City 8 to 6 in a six inning win fueled by Patten being replaced by Gear who shuts down KC after the sixth as Hart shines on the mound. Wagner, Genius, Dungan and Lachance contribute multiple hits while Covington’s platoon of Rhoades and Swarmstedt shut down the Blues in a later matchup.
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Buffalo Bison Fail To Hit As Millers Hold Lead
In Minneapolis on June 10 Buffalo was set to bat Harvey but failed to do so and lost the game. The slow starting Californian pitcher baffled the Bison at all stages. Andrews began at third base.
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St. Louis Post- Dispatch
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Commercial Tribune
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Buffalo
Harvey
Andrews
New York
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Visitors misplayed three costly errors in tough game
Fertsch pitched steadily for Minneapolis with limited support as Buffalo capitalized on three costly miscues. Dixon and Wilmot led a wary offense while Crooks and Andrews sparked two-base hits. Attendance reached 5,000 with Sheridan umpiring a two hour ten minute contest.
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Dillon's home run lifts Detroit past Chicago in 6 1/2 inning win
June 10 game in Chicago saw Detroit prevail 6 to 4 over Chicago after a shaky start. Dillon hit a deciding home run as Fisher and Friske worked relief. attendance about 6,000. Detroit led 3 1/2 to 1 before Chicago narrowed, but Stallings' followers scored four late runs to seal it.
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Milwaukee Brewers recall Flaherty and seek Adkins addition
Milwaukee manager Connie Mack recalls pitcher Flaherty from the Pittsburg Club after he failed to report. Mack plans to add Beloit College star pitcher Adkins after June 2, praising him as the West’s best college hurler.
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Hanson May Coach Columbia
Boston June 10 Ned Hanson appears set to become the Columbia College rowing coach next year as committees favor his hire. He vows to field a winning crew capable of matching Harvard Yale Cornell and Penn.
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Elks Defeat Buckeyes 37 to 33 in Sun Game on Smith Street
Elks beat Buckeyes 37 to 33 after a long afternoon at the Smith street lot. Tighe McKeown hooked up as battery for Elks while Conway Irke Carrolton and Lenahan worked for Buckeyes. Ted Yago dominated for Bellevue Browns and home runs by Yago are noted amid miscues by the Browns.
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Wabash Takes Lead on Whittridge Power and Homers
In Anderson Wabash wins with strong pitching by Whittridge and three home runs. score details show a dramatic rally with late innings. In Muncie Shepherd nearly shuts out Marion as the hosts win a high scoring affair. Dayton and Clippers also clash in a tight game. Wapakoneta defeats Dayton Clippers 11–10. Sun day ball season opens in Upper Sandusky with Columbus Colored Tourists 23, Sun day team 6. Richmond beats All-Kentuckians 9–7 after a late push. batteries Keenan Haberer Reynolds Harle noted.
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Krebs Defeats Nationals 8 to 1 in Hamilton
Krebs dominated with Engel allowing six hits while Lintz struggled on the mound. Key hitters include Weber and Deisel for Krebs and multiple scoring plays in the decisive 8 to 1 victory.
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Special War Tax Collected By Internal Revenue Office
The Internal Revenue Office begins today collecting the special war tax required annually from licensees in various trades. Payments must be made by month end or face a 50 percent penalty for late licensing. Readable rates apply to brewers, rectifiers, dealers in liquors, oleomargarine, cheese, mixed flour, brokers, pawnbrokers, theater proprietors, and other exhibitors.
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Irish Judge Rebukes Witness Slipping to Deceive God
A famous Irish Insolvency Court judge recalled by leisure pages observed a witness kissing his thumb instead of the oath book. He sternly told the man you may think to deceive God, sir, but you won’t deceive me.
Latonia Opens Second Latonia Spring Meeting Feature Race Scheduled
Latonia hosts the Harold Stakes and Oaks week with Eastern two year olds spotlighted. Garry Herrmann is praised as the West’s best two year old, while Latonia Oaks contenders include Unsightly Nettie Regent May Jane and Sarilla.
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Semendria Wins Grand Prix de Paris at Long Champs
Baron De Schickler's gray filly Semendria captured the Grand Prix de Paris over 200,000 francs, with Love Grass second and Iago third. The event drew a mixed crowd, with President Loubet and King Oscar of Sweden in attendance, amid a warm but dusty day.
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Seth Jacob to Run Windsor Thirty Days Meeting Near Detroit
Seth Jacob reached a deal with Windsor track owners to take an active role in managing a thirty days racing meeting opening in July near Detroit. The Windsor event may clash with Highland Park's Palmer Hendrie Circuit twelve day meet starting July 26, but Windsor aims to avoid stepping aside while inviting reputable bookmakers to participate. Jacob leaves for Cincinnati tonight happy with the outlook.
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Y M C A Blue Ribbon Meet At Chester Park
Entries for the June 23 Y M C A blue ribbon meet at Chester Park are pouring in with eighteen events on the card including runs sprints jumps pole vault shot put hammer throw and relays. Only local Y M C A members may compete and new material is expected for the August open meet.
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