Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League scores Cincinnati six New York three Philadelphia four St. Louis zero Pittsburgh Brooklyn one Boston four Chicago two American League results Chicago one New York zero Philadelphia two St. Louis one Cleveland three Boston one Washington one Detroit zero American Association Columbus four Minneapolis two Kansas City four Toledo one Louisville six St Paul three Indianapolis one Milwaukee zero Central League Wheeling Evansville zero Grand Rapids three South Bend one Fort Wayne one Dayton zero Zanesville two Terre Haute one
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New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Wheeling
Evansville
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Zanesville
Terre Haute
L. Pe
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Boston Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ty Pauleesce
Ida Yeon Boetecet
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Washington
American Ass'n
Meelaw Csr
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Central League
National League standings and American Association club records
The clipping lists team records and standings across the National League and American Association, citing win loss percentages for multiple clubs including Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York, Boston, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Wheeling, Columbus, Grand Rapids, Kansas City, Terre Haute, St Louis, and Washington with several tied or close records. It preserves scores, percentages, and placement context from the period.
New York at Cincinnati and Boston at Chicago
The schedule lists New York visiting Cincinnati and Boston visiting Chicago, with additional matchups Brooklyn at Pittsburg and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Sports brief lists four matchups with city pairs in a concise schedule format. No scores included. References to major rivalries suggest a regular season slate.
Matchups Set Across Cities for Sunday Pro Games
The card lists six games involving Minneapolis versus Columbus, St Paul versus Louisville, Kansas City versus Toledo, and Milwaukee versus Indianapolis, outlining four regional showdowns for the upcoming schedule.
Reds crush Giants as Hobby Hoblitzer leads offense
In a 6 to 3 Cincinnati win at League Park the Reds hammer McGraw's Giants with six earned runs. Hobby Hoblitzer drives in the first home run of the season and tops a standout hitting lineup while Mike Mitchell stalls sun mishaps and Bescher makes a key plate throw. McGraw uses fourteen players in a high‑tempo battle.
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Giants
Reds
McGraw
League Park
Bugs
Raymond
Leon Ames
Rube Marquard
Gotham
Art Kromme
Freuaime
Griffith
Hobby Hoblitzer
Hobby
Murray
Mike Mitchell
Mike
Bobby Bescher
Dick Egan
Larry McLean
Downey
New York
Bescher
Doyle
Tenney
Fromme
Art
Herzog
Bob
Mitchell
O'Hara
Devlin
Bridwell
Schlei
McLean
Egan
Oakes
Lebert
Lobert
Hoblitzer
Ames
McCormick
Eagan
O’hara
Marquard
Giants Welcome Schler Debuts In Uniform
The report notes George Schler’s first appearance in a Giants uniform and praises his solid catching game. It mentions Latham as a coach figure and Eddie Karger's status with the St Paul club, while referencing Red White of Hillsboro who once pitched for Covington.
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Eddie Karger
Eddie
St._Paul
George Schler
George
Chicago
Red
Buck) White
Hillsboro
Covington
Corbett to Fire Starting Pistol for Valley Stream Bicycle Race
James J. Corbett will fire the starting pistol for a bicycle handicap race over the Marathon distance at Valley Stream Long Island Sunday. The field includes 140 entrants from across the United States and several European countries.
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New York
United States
Valley Stream
L. A
James J. Corbett
Pirates Continue To Win Contests In Strong Season Run
The Reds solidified third place by beating the Giants and near catching the Cubs, while Boston snapped a slump to top the Cubs. Pittsburgh kept up a rapid pace with victory after victory as Philadelphia defeated St Louis, with Bresnahan's club failing to hit Moore.
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Reds
Giants
Cubs
Boston
Pittsburg
White Sox
Highlanders
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Tigers
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn as Clarke Sets Record
Pittsburg toppled Brooklyn 5 to 1 at home. Clarke tied the season mark with eight total bases on three singles a double and a triple in five at bats. Leifield allowed scattered hits, and Leach Barbeau Wagner Gibson Leifield starred for the Pirates.
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Pittsburg
Bell
Brooklyn
Leifield
Clarke
Pitts
Ab.h.o.a.e
Brook
Barbeau
Burch
Leach
Clement
Hummel
Wagner
Alperman
Atstein
Pittsburg Sershed
Oskarnes Brookly
Gibson
Abstein
Smases
Pittsburgh
Seifield
Cusack and
Johnstone
Cy Young Twirls One Hit Game
Detroit Tigers beat the Washington team as Cy Young threw a one hit game. Jennings led the White Sox and Athletics cup action with strong batting and pitching.
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CY Young
Washington
Wallops Jennings’ Bunch
Cy Young Dominates as Cleveland Beats Boston 3-1
Cy Young, freshly sold to Cleveland, returns to Boston and limits the locals to two hits in a 3-1 Cleveland victory. Schlitzer struggles but Boston’s errors allow two Cleveland runs. Washington shuts out Detroit 1-0 as Killian walks and Washington capitalizes on an early base on balls.
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Cleveland
Boston
Cy’’ Young
L ‘Young
Schlitzer
Cleveland Srs
Frobsom
French
Hinchman
H. Lord
Niles
B. Lord
Young
Perrine and Evans
Washington
Johnson
Detroit
Killian
Street
Chicago Defeats New York 1 to 0 on Walsh’s Sharp Pitching
Walsh allowed only three hits as Chicago edged New York 1 to 0. Chicago scored in the second inning on a Purtell bunt and Tannehill single, with Kleinow and Atz collecting key hits. Blue notes include two-base hits by Kleinow and Atz, and stolen bases by Chase and Dougherty. Lake pitched for New York, recording two strikeouts and two walks.
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New York
Walsh
Chicago
Lake
Purtell
Tannehill
Engle
Kleinow
Atz
Keeler
Chase
Dougherty
Bages
Elberfeld
Qgy Walsh
O' Loughlin
Kerin
Boston Beats Chicago In Slow Pitch Baseball Game
Boston won 7 to 4 over Chicago with better fielding and timely hitting. Chicago errors cost them, while Boston capitalized on miscues and baserunning, with key hits by Beaumont Steinfeldt and White. Overall's pitching limited Chicago, and Kroh allowed most of the visitor runs in relief.
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Boston
Cy Young
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia Beats St. Louis 2 to 1 in 11 Innings
In Philadelphia, Collins drove in the winning run on a grounder as Waddell failed to cover first base. The game went 11 innings with Philadelphia scoring the decisive run after a series of hits and a sacrifice by Murphy.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Collins
Waddell
Jones
Murphy
Davis
St. Louis Defeats Philadelphia In Low-Scoring Tilt
Two-base hits by Magee and Bransfield highlight the game. Shean delivered a three-base hit while Grant and Deininger added sacrifice plays. Byrne swiped a bag, Moore and Lush combined for several wild pitches and strikeouts. St. Louis left five on base, Philadelphia four. Time 1:38. Um pires ODay and Enmslie.
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Philadelphia
Louinies
Magee
Bransfield
Shean
Grant
Deininger
Titus
Byrne
Moore
Lush
St. Louis
O’day
Enmslie
Zanesville Triumphs Over Terre Haute 2 1 In Tight Match
Zanesville defeated Terre Haute 2 to 1 despite the visitors outplaying and outbatting the local club. Batteries were Schreiber and Williams for Zanesville with Walker and Holmes for Terre Haute. scoring showed Terre Haute with a lone run in the top of the seventh and Zanesville adding two runs in the bottom of the eighth.
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R. H. E. Terre Haute
Zanesville
Schreiber
Williams
Yy. Walker and
Holmes
Giants and Reds Face Off In Second Series Game
Enormous crowd expected as the Giants and Reds clash in game two. Long Bob Ewing will start for Cincinnati while Mathewson or Wiltse pitches for New York. Arlie Latham, longtime McGraw coach, was seen in town yesterday though his appearance and voice differ from years past.
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Giants
Reds
Long Bob Ewing
Mathewson Or
Wiltse
Arlie Latham
McGraw
Arlie
New York Women Capture Griscom Trophy in New Jersey
New York women golfers defeated Boston 9 to 6 to win the Griscom trophy at Short Hills New Jersey. Katherine Harley of Fall River defeated Julia Mix 4 up and 2 to play, while Mrs. Charles Tix also triumphed. Stout of New York beat Mrs. G. W. Roope 2 up and 1 to go.
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Short Hills
N. J
New York
Boston
Katherine Harley
Fall River
Julia Mix
Perrapol
Charles Tix. Stout
G. W. Roope
Fisher Tops Crystal in Tight Wheeling Pitching
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 11 Fisher shut out Evansville after pitching shutout relief as Crystal held Wheeling to three hits. Final score Evansville 0 Wheeling 1. Batteries Crystal and Cady Fisher and Krebs.
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Wheeling
Evansville
W. Va
Fisher
Crystal
Cady
Krebs
Svanberg to Run 15 Mile Relay at Logan Square
John Svanberg, Derby Marathon winner, faces two runners Thibeau and Jim Red Cloud in a fifteen mile relay at Logan Square Ballpark on June 19. The Swed ish community in Chicago promotes the event as a festive tribute to their countryman.
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Chicago
John Svanberg
Logan Square Ballpark
Svanberg
Thibeau
Jim Red Cloud
Grand Rapids tops South Bend 3 to 1 in nine innings
Grand Rapids earned a 3 to 1 win over South Bend in nine innings. South Bend produced nine hits including three for extra bases and failed to reach base in the first eight frames, while Grand Rapids scored in the ninth for the decisive run. Hagerman and Clark partnered with Lind and Tieman in the battery.
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Grand Rapids
South Bend
Mich
R.H . Grand Rapids
Hagerman
Clark
Lindsay
Tieman
Fort Wayne Defeats Dayton 1-0 In Strong Pitching Duel
Fort Wayne beat Dayton 1 to 0 as Miller and Noah pitched superbly. Game score shows Fort Wayne 1, Dayton 0 with decisive defensive stops and strong hitting absent. Batteries Miller and Henry for Fort Wayne Noah and Pearce for Dayton.
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Fort Wayne
Dayton
Ind
Miller
Noah
Henry
Pearce
Weston Heads Toward Peru After Crowd Escorts Ride
Edward Payson Weston arrived in Rock Springs at 11 30 this morning and plans to travel to Peru tonight as a large crowd followed him through town.
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Rock Springs
Wryo
Edward Payson Weston
Peru
Dorking Welter Handicap Won by Martut at Gatwick
The six furlong Dorking Welter handicap of 100 sovereigns for 38-year-olds and up was run at Gatwick today. Martut won, Muffin Boy placed second, and J. R. Keene’s Wamba IIII took third among fourteen runners.
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Gatwick
England
Martut
Muffin Boy
J. R. Keene
Senators Go Into The Second Hole In Standings
The article notes leaders trimming Milwaukee, Columbus extending an eighth straight win, and Kansas City beating Toledo in a ninth inning rally to move St. Paul to last place.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus Defeats Big Rally For Eighth Straight Victory
Columbus wins 4 to 2 in an eighth consecutive victory powered by a five run sixth inning. Key hits come from O Rourke Clarke Congalton Friel Geyer Kruger Odwell and ONeill. Oberlin relieved by Wilson with bases loaded and Moriarity starts. Errorless defense by both sides. Officials Hayes Eckman reliable.
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Columbus
O'Rourke
Clarke
Congalton
Friel
Geyer
Kruger
Odwell
Oberin
Wilson
Moriarity
Ecore
Colu
S. Ab.h.o.a.e. Ne
H.O
E. Clarke
Osler
Quillen
Leo
Picker
Downs
OI O'Neill
Shreck
Cravath
SeSlet
O/Wilson
Fe Botelas Cadet
Glaze Shuts Out Milwaukee 1-0 in Indianapolis
Glaze pitched a two hit shutout for Indianapolis as Milwaukee managed only two hits. A double steal in the eighth and a single produced the sole run, giving the home team a 1 to 0 victory.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Ind
Glaze
Louisville Wins Series Opener Over St Paul
Louisville defeats St Paul in the second straight game as Puttmann shines after a long layoff. Reilly, new from St Louis Nationals, appears at shortstop. Cockman shows solid third base defense and Wrigley, Dunleavy, and Danzig power the offense.
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St. Paul
Puttmann
Reilly
St. Loui Nationals
Cockman
Visitors Win Ninth Inning Ball Game 4 to 1
Kansas City defeats Toledo 4 to 1 in the ninth as Kansas City collects four of their five hits late. Nally of Toledo shows form after joining from the Pennsylvania West Virginia league. Elwert commits error and Brashear makes a key unassisted double play.
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Toledo
Elwert
Hinchman
Freeman
Bolle
Brashear
Nally
Latonia Day Sees Only One Favorite Land
At Latonia yesterday the track produced six races with only one favorite winning. Merrick captured the fourth race by a half length over Charlie Eastman with Sea Swell second and Cymbal third as early betting shifted to Merrick. Woodlands won the third race after a long battle while Huerfano took the mile and a quarter in the following event, Font upset at 4 to 1 in the fifth, and The Peer upset All Red in the last with Deacon placing third.
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Latonia
Charlie Eastman
Sea Swell
Merrick
Cymbal
Owere
Woodlands Beats
Woodlands
Paul Ruinart
Usury
Posing
Powers
Cherryola
King Solomon
Banives
Huerfano
Water Lake
Billy Pullman
Stone Street
Lee
Font
Listerine
Tackle
Tim Kelly
Marmorean
Bamnda
Tackle Next
Peer
All Red
Deacon
Nadzu
Latonia Entr ies Horse Racing Card Fragment
The garbled Latonia race card lists multiple races with horses, weights, odds and times. Entries include Paul Ruinart, 109, 13 to 1 in race one, King Solomon 3 to 1 in race two, Huerfago 108 in race three, Merrick 108 in race four, Ont Sin DGC THir ome, Tackle 104 in race five, The Peer 93 in race six, and winning phrases like Winning Star and Nadguran appearing among the mixed notes.
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Troxier
Lee
Tim Kelly
Goodwin
Banridge
Listerine
Marmorean
Lilian Ray
Katie Powers
Reside
Ethel Carr
Special race at a mile and an eighth features King's Daughter Olambala
Great interest is evinced in the special mile and an eighth race between King's Daughter and Olambala next Tuesday. King's Daughter carries 121 pounds and Olambala 107 pounds. After the race King's Daughter heads East for the Suburban handicap while Olambala goes for the Realization stakes. Harold stakes draws ten able contenders including Eyewhite, Jack Straw and Donat. Will Fizer, back from Jacksonville, reports plans to build a $150,000 race course there and to sell his stable when the track opens.
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King’s Daughter
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King's Daughter
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Eyewhite
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Donat
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