Giants Lose as Reds Take World Championship Pennant
In New York on June 12 the Reds defeated the Giants 9 to 1 after a pregame pennant ceremony honoring the world champions. The crowd saw a parade and a speech by National Commission president Herrmann before the game, then the Reds pulled away with timely hitting and solid defense.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Reds
Garry Herrmann
John T. Brush
Polo Grounds
Batting order shuffled as Seymour rises and Barry moves
Notes from New York dated June 12 report Cy Seymour asking to move up in the lineup and Barry dropping to fourth in the order. President Pulliam says no further punishment for Jack Barry and he plays first base while Schlei catches. Herrmann says Seattle pitcher Hall has been secured with another Pacific Coast League addition expected. Long Bob Ewing to start for the Reds. McGraw may use Ferguson or Ames.
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Herrmann
National Commission
Giants
America
A. G. Spalding
Public Schools Athletic League
McGowan
New York
City of
Patrick McGowan
Board of Aldermen
McClellan
Wiltie
Red
Reds
Huggins
Seymour
Commercial Tribune
Cy Seymour
Barry
Pulliam
Jack Barry
Jack
Schlei
Hall
Seattle
Wash
Long Bob Ewing
McGraw
Ferguson
Ames
Brooklyn Narrowly Beats Chicago 1–0 on Scanlon Gem
Scanlon pitched a superb game for Brooklyn defeating Chicago 1–0. Jordan scored the only run on a bases on balls, Bergen’s single, and Hummel’s drive to right as the Dodgers claimed the win at home.
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Brooklyn
Scanlon
Chicago
Jordan
Bergen
Hummel
Philadelphia 2 Pittsburg: Phillies Blank Pirates
Philadelphia pitchers hold Pittsburg scoreless as Richie and Leifield star for the home nine. Batters like Thomas and Doolin provide key hits while solid defense preserves the shutout.
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Pitts
Phila
Beaum't
Thomas
Ganley
Gleason
Clarke
Courtney
Wagner
Magee
Nealon
OjTitus
Leach
Ward
Ritchey
Doolin
A Phelps
SiDonovan
Leifield
Richie
Boston Wins Hectic Baseball Game On Walk and Singles
Boston over St. Louis in a 7th inning rally with four straight singles after two outs. Young pitched well aside from a two-run 2nd inning by the visitors. Beaten by a bases on balls and timely hits as Boston tallies in the seventh to take the lead while Toledo and Milwaukee split later action.
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Indianapolis
Slagle
van Zandt
Siagle
Thielman
J. Carr
Wheeler
Perry
Holmes
Marcan
C. Carr
Vinson
St. Paul
Sullivan
Boston
Young
Toledo
Milwaukee
Nance
Roth
McChesney
W. Clarke
Bateman
Krueger
H. Clarke
Robinson
Gillen
Oberlin
Demont
Green
Frank
Egan
Cleveland
New York
Barbeau
Chesbro
Leroy
Griffith
Lajoie
Chase
Bay
Flick
Rossman
Delehanty
Kleinow
Lajolé
Joss
SE Deesbro
Grifith
Hurst and
Connor
Detroit Beats Phillies 8 7 In Ninth In Erratic Tilt
Detroit scores the decisive run in the ninth as Jones singles and steals, Lindsay singles, and Crawford sac fly. Hartsel Murphy and Knight key two base hits while Killian and Bender hold with 4 0 losses for Philadelphia. Winning run comes with two out after tense late rally.
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Detroit
H.O.A.E. i Phila
Jones
Hartsel
Lindsay
Armb
Crawf'd
Davis
M'Intyre
Lord
J. Cobb
Murphy
Coughlin
Cross
O’ Leary
Warner
Philadelphia
Knight
MclInty
Cobb
Killian
Bender
Schreck
O' Loughlin
Chicago Defeats Washington In Twelve Inning U.S. Ball Game
Chicago defeats Washington 3 to 2 in a twelve inning contest. Donohue scores on Tannehill’s fly after a disputed call by umpire Evans as Kitson and Cross are ejected. Walsh and Owen split seven and five innings for the pitchers, with Altizer, Donohue, and O’Neil among the late game standouts.
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Chicago
Araeeetee
Washington
Alitizer
Donohue
Wid
Stahl
Evans
Kitson
Cross
Donahue
Tannehill
Walsh
Owen
O'Neil
Heydon
C. Jones
Hart
Hickman
Altizer
Schalfly
Anderson
Don
Hughes
Um- Owen
Pires
Connolly & Evans
Cleveland Triumphs in Twelfth After Barbeau Errors
In Cleveland on June 12 the Indians win in the twelfth as Stovall, batting for Barbeau, singles with the bases loaded after New York had tied the game with Barbeau’s miscues. Final score 15 to 9.
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Cleveland
Barbeau
New York
Stovall
St Louis Beats Boston 15 to 3 in Baseball Showdown
St Louis ends batting slump with 15 runs on 18 hits to Boston. Stone hits a home run and Wallace counts two bases, Selbach and Freeman also drive in runs as Pelty and Glaze allow 7 runs over eight innings.
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Boston
Ae Verneal
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H.O
H.O.A.E
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Peet Ekie jJones
Stone
H’phill
Selbach
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Freeman
O’brien
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Niles
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Pelty
R. c
O’connor
Winter
Koehler
St. Sali
BORON
Jones
Ferris
Parent
Grimshaw
P. Ball O’connor
Glaze
Sheridan
Louisville Defeats Minneapolis in Ninth Inning
Louisville wins 3 2 over Minneapolis in a dramatic ninth inning at home. Davis Brashear Kerwin lead Louisville with timely hits as Dunkle and Ford hold the visitors to key outs. Final line shows Louisville 3 Minneapolis 2 with 2:10 time.
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Graham
Woodruff
Oj Oyler
Shaw
Shannon
Quinlan
Fox
Dunkle
Ford
Gehring
Louisville
Minneapolis
Davis
Brashear
Kerwin
Hallman
Stovall
Freeman
Sullivan
Owen and
Kane
Columbus and Kansas City Battle in Ohio Tilt
Columbus defeated Kansas City 14 to 5 in Columbus with Pickering and Friel leading heavy hitting. Durham yielded early, Hill struggled with poor support, and both teams produced multiple extra-base hits including two each for Pickering and Friel. Umpire Haskell called the game after 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Pickering
Friel
Durham
Hill
Wrigley
Coulter
Hulswitz
Ryan
Berger
Phyle
Perrine
Hulswitt
Frantz
Haskell
Local baseball scores from Springfield to Dayton
Springfield beat Grand Rapids 12 to 2 with Feasy pitching. Terre Haute and Canton played a pitcher’s duel, Brittsen besting Weaver. Evansville fell to Wheeling as Malloy and Griffin worked the batteries. Dayton defeated South Bend 9 to 7 after errors by South Bend aided the home team.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Detroit
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St. Louis
Brooklyn Weene
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Canton
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Kansas City
South Bend
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Springfield
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Indi
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Ostdiek
Malloy
Griffin
Doyle
Scriver
Dayton, CO
R. H. E. Dayton
Woode
Cross
Kline and Tieman
Amateur Baseball Matches in Cincinnati Area
Local notices invite teams ages 12 to 19 to arrange Sunday games with clubs such as the Clips the Monarchs and the Ohios. Open dates peak July and June, with addresses in Cincinnati Bellevue Ky and Madisonville.
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A. Eicher
Burns Street
City
Ed Tierney
Sycamore Street
A. Barker
West Court
Keil
Royals
Ivy Leafs
Deisel
Fairfields
Berry Street
Bellevue
Billy Gail
Gail
Ohios
Cincinnati Monarchs
Arthur Knabe
Coleman Street
Layne
McDonald
Admirals
Ricos
Dayton Sluggers
Aug
Joe Stocker
Queen City
Ohio
Indiana
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Ramblers
E. J. Wettlin
Freeman Avenue
Cincinnati
George Woodruff
Jones
Deffendahl
Ringeman
Bellevue Park
Cincinnatus
Gerhart
Colonels
Woodlawns
Hamilton
Hilgeoo
Burger
Battery
Woodawn
Spink’s Park
Newport Monarchs
Cincinnati Monarcs
Kentucky Colonels
Madisonville Juniors
Tom King
Stuart and
Maple Avenues
Madisonvalle
Cleveland police deploy horse powered car to curb speeding
The Cleveland Police Department buys a Stearns forry car and assigns two cops and a chauffeur to chase speeding autos on Fablid Avenue. A tire fails on first night hindering the pursuit. Separately broker George Eustis buys a Locomobile from HANNAUER. A Cincinnati dealer predicts a future auto boom and notes demand for mid priced cars amid a cautious market.
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Cleveland
Fablid Avenue
Stearns Forry
Stearns
Probable Winners and Short Odds At The Tracks
Bookmakers quote tight odds with only one favorite in front. Names listed include Spider Web Moneymaker Babble Dalesman Billy Carter Clyde Hazelthorpe Orly Ir Tocalaw Otis L Lights Out Pirate Yowrie Friction Quardi Harding Clifton Forge Matador 5 ne amo Intense Lady Good rich.
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Billy Carter
Clyde
Hazelthorpe
Orly Ir
Tocalaw
Otis L
Yowrie
Friction
Quardi
Harding
Clifton Forge
Matador
Amo
Intense
Lady Goodrich
Fromtek
Moselle
Anna Ruskin
Quintilla
Lady Emily Antola
Rainlight
Wanda Evest
Wille Newcomb
Ssessesevideers
Dalesmman
Ewer
Il Carter
Hazelthorpe Gaitenste
Marshal Ney
John Englis
Wang Joe Te Ous
Vyatevens
Mns
St Enoch
Tees
Otis L. Aesehs Skese Sane Pomeroy’ Sive
Vee
Ae. Quards Ceakeeaeaaces
Swetee County Clerk
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Marco Knowledge
St Tammany
Man Refuses Women in Automobile Clubs Across Cities
The text notes a male automoblist who bars women from his car clubs in Manhattan and Brooklyn. It cites the maxim that men have their will while women will have their way, implying ongoing gendered barriers in early 20th century social clubs.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Glidden Tour Entries Grow With Added Competitors
Four more entries join the second annual Glidden tour bringing total to five. F B Stearns of the Cleveland Automobile Club sends two Stearns touring cars to be driven by L J Peetle and Arthur Holden. Charles Glidden of Boston donor enters his Napier touring car but will not contest the cup. J H McDuffee of Chicago wires that his check is on the way seeking a low number. car to be driven not stated.
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F. B. Stearns
Cleveland Automobile Club
Stearns
L. J. Peetle
Arthur Holden
Charles Glidden
Boston
J. H. McDuffee
Chicago
Harold D
Navarro
Sandcatcher
Obert
Wexford
Interlight
Holtman
Whimsical wins Standard Stakes at Gravesend in 2 05 4 5
New York June 12 Whimsical ridden by Williams led the Standard Stakes 1 mile at Gravesend defeating Cairngorm and Ormondale in 2 05 4 5. Other races included Halifax Comedienne Logistilla Belfast Thespian and Misgivings with times and weights listed.
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New York
Williams
Gravesend
Cairngorm
Ormondale
Halifax
Shaw
Comedienne
Sewell
Hornet
Logistilla
Knapp
Glen Echo
Far West
Rowan
Belfast
Martin
Judge Poet
Ces
Tileing
L. Williams
Ibs
J. Jones
Ormoneet Lll
Miller
Nelson and Steinman to box at 132 pounds for best purse
Billy Nolan announces Hegewisch fighter Battling Nelson and Chicago’s Kid Steinman have agreed to a bout within two months. Weigh in at 132 pounds 3 pm on fight day. Clubs in Los Angeles Portland and Seattle invited to bid the purse.
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Chicago
Billy’’ Nolan
Battling Nelson
Kid’’ Steinman
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Brooklyn Managers Consider Washington Park Game Next Sunday
New York reports that Brooklyn club officials may move a Cincinnati game to Washington Park after two men arrested for display contribution boxes at a Brooklyn game. President Ebbetts indicated the decision could hinge on police action and financial motives for Sunday matches.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ebbetts
Cincinnati
Washington Park
College Baseball Scores Placeholder
Shreveport defeated Atlanta 7 to 1 while Little Rock topped At 2 to Km at am. New Orleans beat Montgomery 8 to 3 as Memphis defeated Nashville 4 to 3.
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Shreveport
Atlanta
Little Rock
New Orleans
Montgom
Holdfast Wins Harold Stakes at Latonia in Narrow Finish
In the Harold Stakes for two year old colts at Latonia, Holdfast ridden by Robinson edged Zal by a half length after a tight stretch duel. Ovelando ran third as Harold D charged late. race netted Holdfast $1,905 with other long shots failing to threaten.
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Co. L. Bailey
Holdfast
Alloway
Squeeze
Mr. Bailey
Obert
Zal
Ovelando
Troxler
James Gass & Co
King Leopold
Simpronius
Nellie N
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E. Horton
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Virginia Kinney
Fullman
Robinson
Arno
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Frialto
Merry
Patriot
Wexford
Carew
Usury
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Reuben
Tom Crowe
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J.C. Milam
E. Robinson
E. M. Ross
T. J. Carson
John Carroll
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Dutch Barbara
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Debar
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Milcah
Martin Doyle
B. E. Ovelando
Orlando
Antrim
Navarro
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J. Hicks
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W. H. Robinson
Jack Point
Amyntas
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S. H. Kunz
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Kohnoflaw
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Adesso
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Hector
Noonan
Galmeda
Jenkins
Oregar
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Kargut
Minnehaha
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Bitter Brown
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Harpoon
Steel Trap
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al Farrow
Hime Pickwick
Latonia Entries Race Report Highlights Close Finish
The Latonia card reports Minnehaha winning a five length margin over Oasis with Lizzie McLean third. Other races featured notable bids for $900 and $3000 classes, including The Mate defeating Interlight in a photo finish and Double prevailing over Maraschino in a tight finish.
Wexford Claimed for 600 After Second Race Loss
After losing the second race yesterday Wexford was claimed by E Dealy Company for the entered price of 600. He previously belonged to Charles Helfers.
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Wexford
E. Dealy & Company
Charles Helfers
Racing to test high class stakes at Queen City Handicap
Secretary Dillon announced that free badges would be discontinued next Saturday for the Queen City Handicap and admission would rise to 1.50 for men and 1.00 for women. He framed the move as an experiment to gauge local demand for higher class racing and noted that if successful the Jockey Club will schedule more large stakes and attract top horses to the track.
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Dillon
Jockey Club
Minnie Adams Joins Queen City Handicap Contenders
Fred Cook enters his three-year-old filly Minnie Adams in the Queen City Handicap. Her presence suggests a strong field of top three-year-olds from the West, challenging the established handicap horses and raising the question of how the younger runners will fare against them.
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Fred.’ Cook
Minnie Adams
Weights Announced for Queen City Handicap Field
Weights for the Queen City Handicap were announced, predicting a strong field. Top weight goes to To The Picket at 130 pounds, with Rapid Water at 126 and Orly II at 123, among others. The race offers 12,500 dollars value with additional starter and prize money details.
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Orly II
Sir Huon
King’s Daughter
Woodson
Chicago
Hambright
Dutch Barbara
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Manfred
Melivain
King’s. Daughter
Peter Sterlin
Grace Wagner
High Chancel
Helena CG
Minnie Adams
Alma Dufour
Goldig Ds
Creel
Orly IL
Bry. Woodson
Henry Watterson
S.esseee Interlight
Harry Stephens
Peers - Heirg Sdavdeves
Sescves Hambright
Princess Orna
Jordan
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