Brooklyn takes first of series as Ward ejected
Brooklyn wins 6 4 at Washington Park. Keeler and Dahlen strong in fielding. Dolan ejected for protest. Cincinnati drubs Philadelphia 10 1 in derailed second game. Beck drives multiple hits for Reds with three extra base hits including two triples.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
AB. R. BH. PO
A.B. Bec
Eccerean
Teinfeldt
Soleo
Darom
Philadelp’a. AB. R
Homas
C.f
A. Crowne
Douglas
Doordpat
Celspaveca i Bt
Hulsewitz
Hallman
Beth al
Q Childs
Wisceae OU
Dugsiety
Biss
Philadelphia
Cranford
Steinfeldt
Beck
Steinterner
Browne
Doom
Magoon
Duggleby
Ewing
Ewin
Gunpire
Thais
Baseball Dusts and Guesses From Cleveland to Cincinnati
A garbled sports snippet mentions Wagner, Bean, Ritchey, and a Providence star. President Somers may rest Dougherty at a key visit, with John T. Brush rumored to have a surprise. Cleveland charges 12 percent to attend a game and La Joie is noted in passing. Cincinnati’s team holds a fielding position in the National League race.
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Somers
The
Interst
Dougherty
John T. Brush
Brush
Cincinnati
Atlas National Bank Lottery Entry Details
A sure thing note cites a $34,000 prize pool at Atlas National Bank with 2,490 chances. Readers are directed to see the seventh page for full participation details.
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Atlas National Bank
Baseball Gossip From Smiling Fans and Ballpark Talk
The St Louis O Niell brothers form a strong battery and anchor a steady run of wins. Chicago slams seven in the second but the Cubs reply with a burst of seven in the same inning. Cy Young lauded as a marvel and Ray shown as a powerful hitter and base stealer. Dutch Thoney returns from injury as Cleveland stays strong. Bradley and Lajoie chase batting honors, while Tannehill mirrors late success with Louisville. New York short of catchers and Ritchey makes a bold misplay that costs a triple play opportunity.
St. Louis Beats New York 3–2 in Polo Grounds opener
St. Louis defeated New York 3 to 2 in the first game of the series at the Polo Grounds. Poor base running and two home team errors were decisive. Attendance 2,100.
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New York
St. Louis
Polo Grounds
Evans
Milsdatees
Smoot
Smith
Doyle
Bean
Dunham
Power and Brown
Fragmented notice hints at large lottery chance
Fragment reads 1499 chances to win a prize with a reference to a seventh page. No further details available.
Boston 5 St. Louis 4 baseball game report
Boston and St. Louis played to a 5 to 4 Boston victory in a game marked by a late eighth inning surge and a disputed call. Jiggs Donahue was released by St. Louis and attendance was about 2,500. Dineen pitched for Boston against Harper with notable hits by Freeman Burkett Hemp hill Wallace and Friel.
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Louis
Boston
St. Louis
Dineen
Padden
L. Ab.h.o.a.e
Ab.h.o.a.e
Burkett
Dougherty
Hemphill
Collins
Meidr'k
Stahl
Friel
Freeman
Wallace
Parent
McCor'k
Ijfach'ce
O Ferris
Maloney
Warner
Marper
Donohue
St Louis
Hendrick
McCormick
Harper
Connolly
Chicago Champions Rally In Late Inning Victory
Garvin held Chicago invincible through six innings but Washington broke through in the ninth to secure a 6 1 win. Clarke homered for the visitors and Patten finished strong after the fourth. Attendance 1,250 as the hometowns fell short in a tense game.
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Chicago
Garvin
Clarke
Patten
Cleveland Beats Baltimore Despite Early Knockout
Cleveland pitching steadied after Bernhard was knocked out in two innings Lundbom held Baltimore to four hits and three runs Howell lasted only until the fifth Lawson pitched well but the game was lost The box score lists multiple players with hits and errors including Lajoie Hickman Flick and Selbach for Cleveland and Pickering Gilbert and McGann for Baltimore in a 9 0 final score.
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Cleveland
Bernhard
Lundbom
Baltimore
Howell
Lawson
Lajoie
Hickman
Flick
Kelley
Selbach
Pickering
Gochnaur
Gilbert
McGann
O’ Laughlin
Johnstone
Detroit Breaks Open Five-Run Fifth to Beat Philadelphia
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 8 to 4 at home, five hits and three steals in the fifth inning spur the rally. Attendance 2,000 as Detroit takes three of four in the series. Holmes doubles, Powers and Dillon drive in two, McGuire adds a three-base hit for the Tigers.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Athletics
Wiltee
Husting
Wiltze
Davis
Powers
Fultz
Caney
Dillon
McGuire
Harley
Holmes
Elberfeld
Slever
Castro
Gleason
Eberfeld
Ebberfeld
Dilon
Sheridan
Miss Goffe Posts Best Qualifying Round Score
In Orange New Jersey during the third annual Women s Metropolitan Golf Association tournament Miss E W Goffe of Essex County Country Club posted the only sub ninety round with an 86 her score stands out among qualifiers in the event held in June in New York area.
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New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
Orange
N. J
E. W.goffe
Essex County Country Club
Tribune Co. Mail-Order Address Form Details
Fragments show a form related to ordering by mail with fields for name and address, and mention of Tribune Co. in Cincinnati. No complete actions or dates are provided.
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Fies
Shor Tribune Co
Cincinnati
Toledo Defeats Louisville On Power Inning Push
Louisville power drives in runs in the first inning but Toledo counters with stronger batting and better aging at the plate. Attendance 1 000. Final score 11 to 9.
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Toledo
Louisville Power
Howerra Diesetel
ABC Aw
Knoll
Burns
Smith
Gannon
Turner
Ganzel
Cogswell
Flournoy
Myers
Tamnehill
Gilks
Hughey
Il D
Columbus Narrowly Falls to Indianapolis on Ninth Inning Rally
Columbus pushed Williams to the brink in the ninth, within one run, but Kellum closed the door for Indianapolis. The visitors used timely hits and walks to seize the scoring, with Bailey and Kellum handling key pitching duties. Attendance was 3,398.
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Columbus
Williams
Kellum
Indianapolis
Atlas National Bank Lottery Shares Offer
A notice announces a $34 000 prize pool at Atlas National Bank with 1 490 chances to win. Details on how to participate follow in the readable portion.
Milwaukee Bunches Hits to Win at St Paul
Milwaukee tallies seven runs in the sixth inning to pull away from St Paul 12 to 8. Attendance 436. Key plays include two-base hits by Shannon and Bourgeois, a three-base hit by Huggins, and five walks issued by Cogan and Altrock.
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ST. Paul
Milwaukee
Geler
Shannon
Bourgeois
Huggins
Cogan
Dungan
Altrock
Minneapolis Beats Kansas City in Slow Scoring Tilt
Minneapolis and Kansas City played a ragged game as Easton struggled early. O'Brien was released by Kansas City, and Wolfe relieved Easton late. Final score 12 to 11 in a high scoring ballgame with multiple errors and key hits from Beville Wilmot and McFarland.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Easton
Wolfe
Jack O'Brien
Gear
Nance
Grady
Phyle
Lynch
Smith
Werden
Beville
Wilmot
Rothfuss
M’farl'd
Lee
Grant
McBride
Zalusky
Figgem
Oj Chapleiski
O'Brien
Local nine defeat Wapakoneta in errorless game
Sidney Ohio shut out Wapakoneta 4 to 0 as Hud son allowed three hits. Wapakoneta 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Sidney 0 0 4 1 0 1 0 0 x 6. Batteries Campbell and Sealwena for Wapakoneta Hudson and Nippert for Sidney. Struck out Campbell 5 Hudson 6. Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune.
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Commercial Tribune
Sidney
Wapakonetas
Twirler Hudson
Wapakoneta
Campbell
Sealwena
Hudson
Nippert
Delaware
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
Advance Guard Owner Challenges Blues and Gold Heels
Alex Shields, half-owner and trainer of Advance Guard, challenges owners of Blues and Gold Heels to a three-cornered race for 10000 a corner at a mile and a quarter, with each horse carrying pounds. The challenge follows a demonstration of Advance Guard’s claimed ability.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Alex. Shields
Advance Guard
Gossip of the Coming Baseball Stars and Schedules
The St Xavier College team closes its season Friday at Park with a 8 o clock start. A Saturday triple header features City league teams from League Park and local clubs like the Shamrocks and Muldoons. Junior and youth teams seek games, while many clubs plan matches from June 15 to July 4 with Spinney organizing transportation and bookings at Denny’s.
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Phen
City Hall
Traction Company
Hartwell
C. Musselman
Oriole
Granites
Evanston
Cormany
Queen City
Avenue
Meteors
Robi
Rabe
Sturm Street
Price Hill
Shamrocks
Muldoons
League Park
Fred Weber
Eden Blues
Gladstone Avenue
Harlem Baseball Club
Wm. Drees
Winkler Street
Eagles
Maroons
Cleves
Excele
Rushville
Brookville
Seymour
Shelbyville
Bromley
Globe-Wernické
Eagle Baseball Club
Care
Ludlow
Denny's
Pelicans
Cincinnati Stars
Bond Hills
Stars
Hilltop Boys
Cornelius
North Cincinnati Turners
H. Molique
Fourth Street
All-Stars
Covington Grays
Spinney
Ranz
Schoneberger
Charles Parrott
Greenfield
McGraw
Bonno
Falone
Summers
Sam Guy
Bellevue Browns
Aurora
Browns
al Roberts
Hayes
Daytons
Parrott
Washington D. H
Fred Bateman
Ben Nipper
Sidney
Bateman
Anderson
North Bend Grays
Spinney’s
Albert Krippendorf
Denton
Cumminsville
Norris & Snodgrass
Cincinnati Coffin Club
Wiese
Faulkes
Cincinnati Boys
Doc Wiseman
Heinie Bush
Breitenstein
Madegér Riehle
Manhattan Xe
Aneger Ragland
Ramblers
Max Schwarz
Hamilton Indians
Athletics
Shaw
Braves
Squires And Phellis Make Good Scores At Memphis
The interstate trap shooting tournament opened in Memphis Tennessee with sixty one entries including top shooters. In event one 15 black birds had clean scores by Rolla Heikes Dayton Ohio L S Wade Nacogdoches Texas and H Money St Louis. In event two 16 blackbirds were clean by Heikes H Money J T Skelly New York Lusier Seonies Cincinnati R C Sauls Chattanooga Ed Burke and George Robertson Paducah.
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Memphis
Tenn
Heikes
H. Money
J. T. Skelly
New York
Lusier Seoiies
Cincinnati
R. C. Sauls
Chattan
Burke
George Robertson
Paducah
Suburban York Handicap Field Shrinks Ahead of Race
June racing notes shrink the Suburban field to about a dozen starters facing starter Fitzgerald. Key horses include Trigger with Vanderbilt jockey Tom McDowell, Advance Guard with Bullman, and Blue Girl with Burns riding. Gold Heels speeds a 2:09.4 mile today. Roehampton may carry 117 pounds though Ladies unlikely to start.
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Commercial Tribune
York
Suban Ap Dnea
Dixie Line
Dom Paul
Fitzgerald
Clarence Mackay
Trigger
Hill
Tom McDowell
Buchanan
Vanderbilt
Alec Shields
Bullman
Burns
Whitney
Blue Girl
Morris Park
Roehampton
Gold Heels
Rollins
Herbert
Odom
Blues
Shaw
Farrel
Wonderly
Pentecost Has a Great Chance in Suburban Race
New York June 10 The sudden favorite for Pentecost the Madden colt has risen from 2 to 1 to 10 to 1 as Suburban betting tightens. Madden says Pentecost is aimed at the Suburban and cites a planned tough drive on Saturday with less than ten rivals and a weight difference of 25 pounds between 99 and 124 pounds. He questions if Gold Heels is that much better than Pentecost.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Madden
John Mackay
W. J.cGuigan
J. L. Brady
Kentucky and Western Horsemen
Sheepshead
Featherstone Buys Hoodoo Colt for 5000 at Gravesend
At Gravesend Adelbert Stud offered yearlings with strong prices led by A Featherstone purchasing the black filly by Imp Albert Hoodoo sister to Hatasoo for 5000. Other over 500 sales include several Imp Albert crosses from Williams Radford and Walden with prices ranging from 550 to 3100, plus Charaxus and Eon progeny from Hancock Towne and Farrell Baker. The yearling sister to Ethics was leased for three years for 500.
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Adelbert Stud
Gravesend
A. Featherstone
Albert
Hoodoo
Hatasoo
Messrs
Williams and Radford
Hopkinsville
Duchess May
W. Walden
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W. Hueston
Lady Useful
W. Lakeland
Sceth
R. W. Walden
Moi Miles
R. Walden
Bonnie Ola
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J.J. Hylands
Lady Craft
S. J. Smith
Montvale
Albert—Plaudita
J. J. Hyland
B. F
Eon—Bonette
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Imp. Charaxus
Merry Maid
P. L. Baker
Ethics
Plater Upsets Favorite in Gravesend Hanover Stakes
At Gravesend on June 10 five favorites and one second choice swept the program. Plater, now owned by A. L. Aste, edged the favorite Sergeant in a hard drive to win the Hanover Stakes for two-year-olds. Adjudaoomo won the steeplechase, Fool hardy placed well, and Smoke won the fifth race in 1 093-5. Weather cloudy, track fast as summaries note.
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Gravesend
Plater
A. L. Aste
Sergeant
Adjidaumo
Smoke
Onatas
Ibs
Odom
Witch Hazel
O'Connor
Bensonhurst
Brennan
Sun Gold
Briers
Prince of Arragon
Landry
O’connor
Cunard
Pink Rose
Trump
Gold Cure
Fort Wayne
Cranmer
Nevermore
A. Hewitt
Mara
Perion Fell
Dluge Plater
H. Micasela
Blue Banner
Fitz Brillar
Aajidaumo
Barry
Decameron
Gypsie
Glasher
Shay Arrested On False Pretenses Charge
Danny Shay shortstop of the local American Association Ball Club was arrested in St Paul on a charge of securing money by false pretenses. He confessed after a conference with Baseball Captain Kelley and pleaded guilty to overdrawing 138.25 dollars and paid a fine. He will be allowed to join the San Francisco team.
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Danny Shay
San Francisco
Shusgart
Kelley
Birmingham Seeks Delehanty From Ashtabula Team
Ashtabula reports that the Birmingham Alabama team wants to sign Frank Delehanty from this year’s Ashtabula squad. Delehanty has not yet decided whether to accept the offer.
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Commercial Tribune
Ashtabula, O
Birmin
Frank Delehanty
Ashtabula _ team
Delehanty
Five Year Chase Over Lost Watch In Covington Case
Owensboro horseman H Bellow and Newport attorney Ryan seek return of a $500 gold timing watch loaned five years ago to a man linked to Sol Sharp. The watch disappeared after a Latonia race track return, with George Gibson suspected of possession. Squire Baker and police are involved, with a writ of delivery planned.
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Owensboro
Covington
Ryan
Newport
Bellow
Sol Sharp
Sharp
Burdick
New York
Latonia
James Cosgriff
George H. Gibson
W.H. Arkenburg
Gibson
Arkenburg
Pearl Street
Krohn & Fechheimer
Cincinnati
Squire Baker
Red Robe Wins Canadian Derby at Ft. Erie
George Hendrie's Patrician Noblesse colt Red Robe won the Canadian Derby at Ft. Erie in a driving finish over Dubious. Attendance reached about 5,000 with only three starters. Mattie Spencer trailed. Race summaries note Huntress, Stand Pat, Radford and other winners in six events.
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N. Y
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s.Patrician
Red Robe
Ft. Erie
Mattie Spencer
Huntress
Zome
Stand Pat
Au Fair
Radford
Bean
Attie Spencer
Ian F. M. West
Lorina
Atesplochaam
Po Jgla
Uber
Heno Arrives in Chicago In Good Condition
Clarence Mackey's Derby colt Heno reached Washington Park by special car attached to the Pennsylvania fast mail. He is the 4 to 1 favorite in winter books for the Western stake race on the 21st and was unloaded promptly showing no fright.
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Chicago
Clarence Mackey
Heno
Washington Park
Pennsylvania
Western Stake
British Defeat American Polo Team In Exhibition Match
London crowds watched King Edward and Queen Alexandra attend an exhibition polo game at Ranelagh. Britain won 6 goals to 5 over the American team as royal party members including Princess Victoria and Prince Charles observed. Henry White introduced the Americans to the King after the match, with Foxhall Keene among players.
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Ranelagh
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Ing
Tevers
Victoria
Prince
Princess Charles
Denmark
Henry White
United States
Foxhall Keene
Mackey Edges Dixon For Decision In Fifth Round
Biz Mackey was awarded the decision over George Dixon after a fifth round go in Findlay Ohio. Both fighters fouled freely and Dixon protested the ruling for a cut. Referee Neil ruled both fouled but allowed the bout to continue, though Dixon refused to proceed.
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Commercial Tribune
Findlay
Biz Mackey
Ao Dixon
Dixon
Neil
Ling
Mackey
Arsenal Set for Slow Train to Chicago Derby
A. Featherstone's Derby contender Arsenal will be shipped to Chicago on a slow train a week from tomorrow, to minimize climate impact before the race. O'Connor will ride, with Arsenal placed in a specially prepared car similar to those used for Heno and Hermis.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
A. Featherstone
Arsenal
Chicago
Suburban Derby prospects loom as ten starters favored
The field narrows to ten with Gold Heels Advance Guard and Pentecost as top picks. Betting shifts place Heno Cruzados 6 to 1, while Derby Day draws crowds and calls for improved Latonia fall stakes.
Hoosier Shooters Hold Tournament in Indiana
The sixth annual Lee Shooters League of Indiana tournament opened at the Magic City Gun Club in Muncie with about a hundred contestants. Hugh Clark of Wabash led with the top score in ten events, losing only fourteen thirds. Will Kirby of Greenville was close behind. A 100 target state championship race for a $50 diamond medal is planned for Wednesday. Officers elected at the meeting include President One Thompson of Lafayette, Vice President Hugh Clark, and Secretary-Treasurer Al Levenuth of Lafayette.
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Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Ind
Lee Shooters’ League of
Indiana
Magic City Gun Club
Magau & Sergeant
Hugh Clark
Wabash
Will Kirby
Greenville
Uch
One Thompson
Lafayette
al Levenguth
1 490 Chances to Get 1 Seventh Page
An odd sports item notes 1 490 chances to obtain a seventh page in the SF section. The line hints at a listing or puzzle on page nine and references an unrelated sport segment.
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