Reds and Boston Knot Game in Twelve Inning Tilt
Cincinnati and Boston battled to a 6 to 6 tie after twelve innings as darkness halted play. Key moments included Crawford and Crosius producing for Cincinnati and Crosius homering for Boston, while Hahn and Nichols struggled with control and fielding errors influenced the score.
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Grosart
Crawford
Steinfeldt
Smith
Nichols
Reds
Hahn
Heinie Peitz
McBride
Harleysses
Beckey
Sam Crawford
Irwin
Bergen
Harley
Boston
Crosius
Homer
Beckley
Steiney
Reds Struggle With Luck Amid Rough Home Stand
The Reds endure a hard luck stretch as McPhee's men lose four straight games here despite strong play. Left field woes, Harley finger injury recovery, and poor fielding contribute to the skid while pitchers and new opponents—Crawford, Grosart, and the Phillies—enter the scene. John Dobbs returns to form. Magoon shines at short and with the bat as the team fights to reverse fate.
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McPhee
Redlegs
Boston
Dick Harley
John Dobbs
Harley
Baltimore Tops Chicago in Opening AL Series Game
Baltimore defeated Chicago 4 to 1 in the first game of their American League series here. Foreman pitched well for Baltimore and Griffith was ejected in the eighth for disputing a called strike. Attendance 1,607 as the Orioles gain an early edge.
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Mathewson
Pames
Baltimore
Chicago
Foreman
Griffith
Milwaukee Beats Philadelphia in Close 6-5 Victory
Milwaukee defeats Philadelphia 6 to 5 in a well played game at home. Pitcher Sparks earns praise for the win as Milwaukee builds a 5 run rally and holds off Philadelphia. Hallman hits a home run for Philadelphia while Waldron hits a three base hit for Milwaukee and Lajoie steals a base.
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I Fultz
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Davis
Burke
Powers
Connor
Dolan
Nhard
Fultz
Waldron
Hallmah
Lajoie
Geier
Cantillion
Boston Edges in Pitchers Duel on Steady Start and Long Hitting
In Boston on June 12 both teams produced many hits but sharp fielding limited scoring. Young’s steadiness and timely power carried the Red Sox to victory as offensive output remained moderate despite the bats.
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Ofune
Cleveland shuts out Washington as Moore dominates mound
Cleveland blanks Washington 2 0 in an exhibition where Moore's pitching and strong defense pace the win. Washington errors early haunt Carrick while Clarke O'Brien and Yeager spark offense for Cleveland. Attendance 2 515 at the game with a 1 45 time.
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Mercer
Wweed
Foo
Grady
Beck
Clarke
Yeager
Clingm
Shiebeck
Coughlin
O’brien
McCarthy
O’ Brien Pickering
Dungan
Haskell
Americans Confident in Clay Bird Trap Match Finish
The international clay bird trap match at Hendon resumed after rain. After 60 rounds, Americans led 877 to 794. Crosby topped day with 95 percent, Heikes and Gilbert 93, Tripp 90. British high 87 percent. Tomorrow's shoot could clinch the American victory.
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Tripp
St Xavier Victors as Dohan Dominates in High School Tilt
St Xavier’s 1901 season capstone sees pitcher Dohan dominate Cincinnati high schools. He twirls nine innings with only two hits allowed as Woodrough’s fielding shines. Sweeney Drury and Barton spark offense in a 11-2 win at Noorwood Inn, with St Xavier finishing the season strong.
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A.E. Bicher
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Woodr
Donnel
Schuster
Miller
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Brinker
Smith
Brasher
Esey Dohan
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Gym Field Day Attracts Wide Interest In Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Gymnasium announces its annual field day with many novice and handicap events. Entrants include Coles in the 440, Dahlman Adler Mather Creutz Roth Peck training hard for novices, Reichel returning in the 50 yard dash, and rivals for 440 and 88 yard races. Entries close June 18 with no late additions.
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Jonas Wise
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Otto Hoefie
Pittsburg Tops Phyle As First Baseman’s Defeat
Pittsburg climbs to first place edging Phyle who suffered his first loss of the season. Clarke drove in runs with a two base hit and Bransfield, Van Haltren, and Davis contributed key hits. Attendance 3,500 as New York managed limited offense against Chesbro.
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Warner
Zimmer
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New York
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VanHaltren
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Ganzel
Dwyer
St. Louis Beats Philadelphia 6 0 in Home Game
St. Louis overwhelms Philadelphia 6 to 0 as Padden's three run hit in the first inning sets the pace. Powell dominates for St. Louis with strong control as 2,600 fans watch. Burkett and McFadden spark the offense with timely hits while Orth suffers for Philadelphia.
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Chicago Beats Visitors With Bats and Hughes Strong
Chicago won by collecting five singles a double and two triples off Kitson and Kennedy. Hughes pitched well allowing five hits three in the ninth with a long fly scoring the visitors only run. Dexter and Hartsel led Chicago with key hits as McGuire and Dahlen were ejected for kicking. Attendance noted.
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Toledo Defeats Dayton In Fourteen Inning Showing
Dayton and Toledo played a long extra game with Dayton taking an early lead before Toledo rallied. Joss pitched well in relief as Woodlock Fisher and Miller sparked Dayton’s offense, while Toledo matched with steady hits and crucial defense to push the contest into extra innings.
Glassblowers Rally For Victory Over Senators
In Columbus on June 12 the Glassblowers toppled the Senators 8 to 6 behind Vasbinder after a late surge. Key hits included Truby and Beechert, with Vasbinder earning the win and Wilhelm suffering the loss. Attendance was 492 with umpire McLaughlin at home plate.
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American League Team of Phila Incorporates for Charter
Philadelphia June 12 The American League team of Philadelphia moves toward formal organization with attorneys filing for a charter to form the American Club of Philadelphia with a $50 000 capital and 100 par value shares. Directors named include Benjamin F Shibe Cornelius S Cox George Watson William Y Anderson and John F Hoffmeister. the application goes to a master for report on its advisability.
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Police Seek Trouble As Ball Teams Clash At Orwood Inn
The police nine faces Mangold Stars, a street railway workers team, at Orwood Inn this morning. The lineup includes Lal, Krumpe, O Hara, Pipenbring, and others amid a street league clash. Friends of both sides are invited. no flowers. The event promises a spirited streetball showdown.
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Independence to Undergo Changes for Yacht Trials
The Independence pack will be shortened and rerigged after five days of sail trials. A 90 foot yacht will have its mainmast shortened ten feet and topmast six feet, mainsail reduced by two feet, and sails adjusted to reduce top hammer. A stern post rudder will replace the balance rudder to improve performance.
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New Honors for Newell Hargrave at Yale
Newell Hobart Hargrave of Cincinnati class 1902 Sheffield Scientific School has been elected Vice President and Assistant Manager of the Yale Athletic Association. Other officers named are Charles Gould of Albany as Captain and President Oliver Duval of Brooklyn as Treasurer and William Fulton of Waterbury as Secretary. Yale teams begin training September 1 for the international collegiate meet, with summer home training prescribed.
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Williams gets new lease on Oakland race track
The California Jockey Club renews its Emeryville track lease for ten years with a seven year extension option. The rental is $500 monthly in advance. Mrs. Margaret Mee transfers the lease to Thomas H. Williams and R. B. Milroy with potential assignment to Mercantile Trust Co to raise 400000 for owed tracks. Purchase price listed as 600000.
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Cincinnati Nationals Rally Past Washington Grays In Tight Die
Special Despatch reports the Cincinnati Nationals edging the Washington Grays in a close afternoon game. Chilli cothe is slated to play in Washington tomorrow as Nationals beat Grays 64 to 62 with Carr and Peacock starring for National. Hits, strikes, and errors listed for Carr, Jones, and teammates. In a separate note, the Ashtabulas defeated the Jamestown team 2 to 1 at home led by Hardy Needham Comfort and Drury batteries.
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Morse and Grohe Sign With Greenville Team
Fred Morse and a teammate have signed with Greenville. Their first game is tomorrow against Jo nes 10 and the Bellevond team. The article notes the new signings and upcoming match details in Greenville.
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Yale and Carlisle Battle In New Haven and Providence
College basketball notes show Yale 6 Carlisle Indians 6 in New Haven Yale 3 Harvard 3 in Providence Brown 4. The terse results reflect early season matchups with mixed scores and regional rivals.
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Hartford Fight Promoters Offer $10,000 Purse for McGovern Sullivan
Hartford June 12 The Nutmeg Athletic Gab offers a 10000 purse for a July 4 bout between centen McGovern and Dave Sullivan. McGovern accepts and the matchmaker seeks Sullivan signature to finalize the bout in Hartford Conn.
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King Daly Back in Form in Slippery Track Race
King Daly won the second race by six lengths on a slick track at St. Louis. Miss Gaines took second, while other notable results included Outburst as a heavily backed winner in the last race and Northumbria narrowly beating Juniper for a place. The program featured rain, slow footing, and bookies facing losses as several favorites underperformed.
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Belle Nutter
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Anna Chamberlain
Ruth Parks
Kid Hampton
Northumbria
Juniper
Ed Roth
Larry C
Corinne C
Pillowdex
Governor Boyd
Outburst
Finley
Lindsay
Margaret Hoffman
Cogswell
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All Parks
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Saginaw Pelt
Sotomas
Robert Lee
Prentice Lee
Watson
M. Williams
Cousine
Edna Kenner
Races Listed with Weights and Entries
First race fields show a selling event at seven furlongs with weights from 7 lbs to 108 lbs including Exmoor 100 and Zellmore 103. Second race purses at four and a half furlongs list Cubanite 102 and Queen Friese 102 with entries Massy & Fagin and Dr Worth 105. Third race selling at four furlongs features Princess Evelyn 91 and Lord Frazer 97 among others. Fourth race purse at four furlongs lists Lady in Black 105 and Wedding March 115. Fifth race purse at one mile includes Janewood 82 and Baronet 95. Sixth race selling at one and one eighth miles includes Virginia T 85 and Albert Vale 109.
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Bess Fase Yger
Jackson
Hothersoll
Larry C
Ida. Hale Alice "Besreion
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Canrobert
Hampton
Dobyns
Flying Bird
Ierve Corinne C
Ibs
Lindsay
Brown Vail
Prudent
Sundown
Allire
Hazelnoor
Outburst
Williams
Mariam
Boyd
Scio
Strath
Sian Clon Tate
Bonaparte
McCleary
Exmoor
Disi Venner
Little Rita
Zellmore
Clipsetta
Even Bells
Arriba
Radd
Zolo
Back Talk
Piramo
King Elkwood
Flammarion
Little Reggie
Cubanite
Queen Friese
Georgiena
the Widow
Massy & Fagin
Dr. Worth
Jigger
Miss Canale
Reclusa
Dash
Faleta
Insolence
Princess Evelyn
St. Sidney
Fairy Dell
Lord Frazer
Almoroso
Dorothy M
Leetka
Gwynne
Ethel Davis
Nancy Till
Eva Wilson
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Sir Christopher
Lady In Black
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Wedding March
Ben Hallum
Janewood
Lilly Pantland
Baronet
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Forbush
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Charlie O’brien
Peter Duryea
Virginia T
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Edna Garry
Isaac
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Albert Vale
Tony Licalzt
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Newport Selections and Named Pairs in Local Notices
Readable lines list selections and paired names such as Back Talk and Little Ritta along with Clipsetta and Faleta Insolence and Dr Worth Eva Wilson and Princess Evelyn Nancy Till Ben Hullum and Wedding March Foundling Baronet and Lilly Pantland Toluca Albert Vale and Virginia T Edna Garry.
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Toluca
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Virginia T
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Gossip From the Ring and Paddock Card Preview
The card features two year olds at a half mile, all aged at a mile, and a mile and a half long race. With a fast track a new record is possible. Jim Hand bought Charlie Hates for 400 after a 300 bid, venturing after Edna Garry’s replacement. Various horses and riders are noted for near misses and mishaps, including Mose Williams, Nancy Dobyns, Flying Bird, Hamp ton, Captain May, Bangle, Belle Street, and King Daly in a dynamic race day mix.
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Edna Garry
Charlie Hates
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Robert Gray
Virgie O
Mose Williams
Nancy Dobyns
Flying Bird
Hampton
Hhe Laird
Captain May
Outlaws
Foote
Bangle
Harlem
Belle Street
Gaines
Innes
Five Day Meeting Set by Omaha Jockey Club
Secretary Tuthill announces a five day running meeting in Omaha Nebraska from June to June 29 on the club track. The Omaha Jockey Club posts a 5000 dollar prize and offers reduced rates to fit with other races in view.
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Valuable mare assassinated in Kentucky farm
In Jessamine County near Lexington the thirteen year old mare Florette, dam of valuable offspring, was found shot in her paddock with a .38 caliber bullet to the lungs. Owner James G. Scott, recently elected sheriff, offered a reward for the shooter. Local speculation links political enemies to the act, but Scott believes it was an isolated crime.
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Fleischmanns Sell Halma to European Stud
Julius Fleischmann of Cincinnati, head of Charles Fleischmanns Sons, has sold the stallion Halma to a European buyer for about 30000 dollars. Halma, a 16 hands high sire, will stand for stud in Poland with Jean De Reszke, noted Russian Empire horseman. Early offspring show promise with two year olds this season, including Locket and Halberdier, outperforming several prior purchases.
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Endurance by Right Shines in Petite Stakes Victory
Endurance by Right wins the Petite Stakes as a 11 to 4 favorite at Chicago on June 8. The filly led from the start, defeating rivals including Throstle and Michel Winn in a 4% furlong dash with Woods aboard. Other races feature Vincennes, Bangle, Sam McKeever and Parsnassus among top finishers in a crowded program.
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Frank Bell Beats Maude Gonne by a Nose in Fair Grounds Race
At Fair Grounds on June 12 a fair car event featured Frank Bell winning the third race by a nose over Maude Gonne. The program included multiple races with horses such as Gallace, Hart, Rose, and others in various distances, weights, and times.
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Petra Jr. Wins Detroit Trial Derby at Highland Park
In Detroit June 12 the Highland Park Club sixteenth day of racing opened with Petra Jr. ridden by Richard Loud taking the Trial Derby. Ben MacDhui and Glenwood finished second and third. Other races saw Kailal Ganesa Wine Press Petra Ir. Mira Dolly Wagner and Free Lance among winners with times ranging from 0 49 to 1 56.
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Haggin Ships Yearlings to New York for Race Season
California magnate James Haggin will ship eighteen thoroughbred yearlings to New York at 4 am. The group includes Imp. Order Imp. Shaffell Imp. Candlemas and others. Haggin reduced from forty-one yearlings, retaining fillies for brood, with notable relatives in the bloodline.
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Farondole’s Get Brought Good Pries
A sale of thoroughbred yearlings at Gravesend features several horses owned by different parties. Results include Farondole and other notable entries with prices reaching substantial sums, reflecting a strong bidding show.
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Croker's Flambard Wins Imperial Cup at Lingfield Park
Richard Croker's Flambard ridden by L Reiff won the Imperial Cup handicap of 400 sovereigns in specie and a 60 sovereigns cup at Lingfield Park meet. Ten horses started with Villa second and Ricksy Wicksy third, McDermott riding Mountain Rick winning the Oxted selling handicap.
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Keene Enlarges Castleton Estate in Mt Horeb Area
Lexington June 12. James R. Keene acquires the old Robert J property near Castleton on Mt Horeb road. The land adjoins Castleton and will be used as part of the famous thoroughbred breeding establishment.
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Lang Wins Two Day Gun Club Tourney in Findlay
Lang of Findlay won the two days gun club tournament here breaking 401 of 420 targets. Sanford, state champion, placed second while Snow of Cleveland took third. About twenty five crack shots from all parts of the state participated.
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Monsieur Piperlin Wins Hurdle Race in Paris
In Paris on June 12 Monsieur Piperlin won the hurdle race. Robes finished first place, Ponthird second, Gil fourth amid a field of fifteen runners.
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Ethelbert Favored In Suburban Field Likely To Go
New York June 12 The Suburban entries include Ethelbert as strong favorite with a 126 pound weight. Possible challengers include McMeekin Water Cure Blues Kilogram and Beanni rt, while many others may be passed up. A large enthusiastic crowd is expected on race day.
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Star Brights Fast Mile Victory At Gravesend Race Day
Star Bright won the second race at Gravesend by a neck after a strong stretch drive. Kamara broke down in the same race while Moe listed as a favorite performed prominently before fading. Five of nine starters fell in the Greater New York Steeplechase with no serious injuries reported.
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Ahlers Wins Wagner Trophy at Cincinnati Gun Club
The seventh Wagner trophy contest at the Cincinnati Gun Club ended in a hard fought victory for Ahlers. The season winds down with traps idle until September as scores show Dubray 15 and Gamble 14 among others in a tight field.
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Ooscoa Dcdcass
Collins
Casey
Holmes
Parent
McAlister
Schreck
Manassau
Western Association
Toledo
Dayton
Rcial Tribune
Joss
Ab.h.oae
Donnelly
Fisher
Myers
Foutz
Fay A.miller
Gilks
Wheeler
Ij Ganley
O Kane
Cargo
Coggin's
Deyton
Woodlock
A Miller
Sorns and Myers
Woodl He
One
Mullane
Colum
Smink
V.buren
Beacher
Kelmner
Helm
Newell Hargrave
Hartford Club
McGovern and Sullivan
Lucas Colt
Snell
Fleischmanns Sel Halma
Endurance BY
Renee
PETRA
Are . Whitney
Ae Siva. S
Itondate Denne
Wilson, Jr
Ies W. Moore
Mere Hill
St. Fiosien
Croker
Flambard
Carters Wee
Wagner Trophy
Carter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!