Phillies Rally Past Reds in Faulty Reds Offense
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Cincinnati Reds as McPhee’s squad struggled at League Park. Duggleby pitched as the key visitor hurler, holding the locals to limited hits while Flick and Delehanty led Philadelphia’s offense with timely doubles and a home run. Final score reflects a strong Phillies showing despite Reds’ late push.
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Tribe of McPhee
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Dugglebyad
Reds Sign New Pitcher for Cincinnati Club
Dr. Harley Parker has signed with the Cincinnati Club and will join the Reds Monday. He pitched for Anson in 1896 and later for Minneapolis before retiring to practice medicine. Parker has since played semi professional ball around Chicago with notable success and finished second in a major amateur tournament.
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Chicago
Harley Parker
Cincinnati
Reds
Parker
Anson
Minneapolis
America
Pirangs
Americans
McPhee
McPhee Relies on Two Pitchers as Reds Falter
A Chicago dispatch notes the Reds rely on Phillips and Hahn for most pitching while Newton McFadden and Rusie struggle. Manager McPhee considers rotating his staff, contemplates adding Dr. Harley Parker, and faces roster cuts as a ground-rule game highlights Roy Thomas and Delehanty.
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Hahn
Newton
McFadden
Rusie
McPhee
Haliman
Irwin
Ahn
Rosie
Chicago Ninety Two New York Edge In Contest Amid Controversy
Chicago fell to New York as Taylor’s wildness and a late ruling cost them a rally. Doheny was ruled out in the seventh, ending a strong uphill push after the sixth inning. Attendance 1,100 as Green was called out on a disputed play.
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Taylor
New York
Doheny
Green
Pittsburg Pitfalls Over Boston In Lopsided Tilt
Pittsburg dominates Boston from opening whistle as home team. Attendance listed as 2, Seip and Clarke lead scoring with multiple players contributing. Final: Pittsburg 84 to Boston ??. two-base hit by Tenney and three-base by unknown player highlight sparse play-by-play details.
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Pittenger
Asy
Boston
Seip Petenciteg Cetera
Pitts
Oeverage Clarke
Croitus
Ritchey
Eiatées Pep
Tenney
Lea
Demont
Barrow Seeks Legal Move Over Mathewson
Worcester Mass June 13 Manager B Barrow of the Toronto Baseball Club claims a strong case to obtain Mathewson services. Barrow already sent a contract in spring but the college star delayed signing awaiting his college timeline. Barrow Cunningham plan to press suit arguing damages for loss of services and to secure a price for the pitcher.
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B. Barrow
Toronto Baseball Club
Mahar Cunningham
Oerrow
Sanis Incinnat
New York
Barrow
Mathewson
Rrow
Cunningham
Ronto
Stolen items prompt police inquiry in fragmented note
A partial OCR fragment hints at a theft investigation involving individuals named Connor Wagner Blitch Bransfi and Pittenger. The readable text suggests a roster of names and a potential suspect list, but details are incomplete.
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Struck
Phillip
Pittenger
Philadelphia shuts out Milwaukee in 6–0 game
Philadelphia pitchers hold Milwaukee to two hits as Plank dominates. Attendance 2,667. Scoring: Philadelphia 6 runs on 12 hits. Two-base hits by Cross and Dolan. three-base by Sac. sacrifices by Hayden, Cross, Fultz. Fultz and Davis steal bases. Lajoie, Dolan, Davis turn two double plays. Garvin 2 strikeouts, Plank 4. Time 1:30. Umpire on.
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Cross
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Hayden
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Ab.h.o.a.e
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Niles
Smink
Wright
McFarland
Balis
Talbot
Pfiester
Marion
Colum- Marion
Paeeter
Griffin
Western Association Standings Update For June adjustments
Western Association clubs update shows Indianapolis leading with 31 wins and .705, Toledo at 17 19 .472, Louisville 27 18 .600, Marion 25 .405, Puget Sound 22 18 .650, Ft Wayne 16 27 .372, Dayton 21 22 .488, Columbus 14 30 .318. Four games between Grand Rapids and Toledo were voided and the June 1 Marion at Ft Wayne game tied must be replayed.
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Marion
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Toledo
Louisville
Pugety
Wheeling
Wayne
Dayton
Columbus
Ames Stumbles as Errors Cost Game in Sixth Inning
Indianapolis notes a rough performance by Thoney and Hanien leading to a six-run inning after a string of errors. Lee and Stogies players capitalized on miscues while Ames faced control issues and wild throws. Attendance not recorded. final score details incomplete.
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Indianapolis
Thoney
Hanien
Ames
Lee
Ore
Marion shuts Columbus out in drizzly game
Marion blanked Columbus 8 to 0 as Talbot pitched well for Columbus but the visitors broke through with timely hits. Pfiester held Columbus to six safeties in six innings while Marion built a comfortable lead with key extra base hits and timely scorers.
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Columbus
Marion
Talbot
Pfiester
Louisville vs Fort Wayne baseball game wrap
About 300 fans watched Louisville fall to Fort Wayne 8 to 0. Evans, Nattress, Fuller and Bailey led a barrage of hits while McKenna and Bailey held Louisville scoreless. Two-base hits by Miller and Wilmot highlighted the offense as Fort Wayne pulled away after early innings.
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W. Sra
Evans
Nattress
Fuller
Eta Wilmot
G.miller
UN Babb
McKennausky
Wilmot
Grim
McFarland
Seeyith
Balley
MeKenna
Gas
Bailey
McKenna
Hornung
Western League Will Test Its Contracts in Suit
The Western League plans a suit against Outfielder Bradley who deserted the Denver Club for Salt Lake City. The action aims to test the new league contracts created to challenge the National League reserve clause and avoid one sided deals. The case could affect the baseball map as the National agreement nears expiration and tensions rise over player compensation and binding terms.
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Denver
Salt Lake City
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Natio League
Macete He Nationaleague Management
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Herd
American League Standings Snapshot From 1921 Season
Fragment shows team records and punchy figures for the American League. Mentions Wy L Peainteee, Pe, Milwaukee, Washington, Boston, Cleveland, and partial win totals with dates and percentages. Data appears garbled but reflects early 1920s standings and team marks.
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Oetiwaukee
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Cleveland Oravel
Detroit Defeats Boston in Seventh Inning Rally
Detroit wins 11 to 6 over Boston with a seven run stretch in the seventh inning. Freeman features as a key moment in the ninth while Dowd and Collins contribute early. Boston errors and walks aid Detroit as Holmes and McAllister pair on a double play and Lewis exits after two. Umpire and time noted.
Chicago Dominates Baltimore In Lopsided Game
Chicago defeated Baltimore easily as pitching and fielding limited the Orioles. McGinnity exited the contest after a dispute with Connolly, while Chicago hitters produced multiple hits and scored through Sacrifice and two-base hits. Attendance was reported at 1,118.
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McGinnity
Connolly
Patterson, McGinnity Shine as Run-Patterson Escape
Run Patterson and Seymour lead a tense ball game with key stolen bases by Seymour. McGinnity and Nops exchange hit by pitch incidents, Patterson fans three, and the home team Baltimore edges Chicago 7 to 5 in 3 05.
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Sheridan and Connolly
Zimmer aims to be re elected head of players union
Pittsburg catcher Charles Zimmer announces he will run for re election as president of the Baseball Players Protective Association. He cites opposition from Milwaukee manager Hugh Duffy and reports that clubs in Boston New York and elsewhere would resist any challenge to Zimmer. Zimmer says the union remains a national minded body and expects victory at the June meeting.
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Charles Zimmer
Baseball Players’ Protective Association
New York
Hugh Duty
Milwaukee
Zimmer
Boston
Duffy
Jamestown Team Defeated in Ashtabula Minor Game
In Ashtabula Ohio on June 13 Jamestown team fell to local squad 7 12 9 1 3 2 1 2 9 3 Answer shows final score Jamestown 7 Ashtabula 12 with a brief game line.
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Amateur Baseball Notes From Cincinnati Circuit
The Arks, Laurels, Lookouts, Norwoods, and Addyston Juniors schedule games on home and visiting grounds across Ohio and Kentucky. Players like Ben Shafstall and Jack Keenan are highlighted. tours southward by the Tourists and Chesters are planned. managers seek out-of-town clubs for July 4 games. a gymnastic club plans a new amateur team for Gym Park.
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McGovern May Accept Offer to Fight Sullivan
Hartford Nutmeg Athletic Club offers ten thousand dollars for a July 4 bout with Dave Sullivan as champion McGovern contemplates shortening rest period to meet the challenge. Sullivan’s safety and willingness to accept remain in question as the offer circulates.
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Terry Mene Ee
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Nutmeg Athletic Club
Hartford
Dave Sullivan
Wrestler Tom Jenkins Offers Match Challenge to Fitzsimmons
In Cleveland on June the manager of Tom Jenkins wired to Fitzsimmons offering a wrestling match. Jenkins will accept a side bet and set conditions if Fitzsimmons is sincere about wrestling.
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Tom Jenkins
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Bathel
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Jenkins
Charlie O'Brien Beats Baronets in Saddle Slip
Charlie O'Brien defeats Baron Beauchamp in a horse race as Beauchamp's saddle slips. The incident occurs during a wedding march cue, forcing the bride to pull up the procession while a foundling wins the race.
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Charlie O'Brien Tops Newport Mile in Close Race
Charlie O'Brien won the fastest Newport mile at 1:40, just a quarter second off the track record. Beaten favorites Baronet Toluca pressed hard, with Foundling and Lilly Pantland notable in early action. Beauchamp’s saddle slip caused a halt in one race.
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O'Brien
Baronet
Toluca
Lilly Pantland
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Lilly Pantio
Charlie B. Brien
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Little Rita
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Etooe
Johnny Hathersall
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Lindsay
Rimearo
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Sea 107
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Ethel Davis
Leetka
Flop
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Winora
Lady In Black
Patton
el - Baronet
First Race Selling at Six Furlongs Features Wide Field
The card opens with a six furlong selling featuring Alice Stor and Marg Hoffman among a large field including Belle Nutter Jenticé Young and Major Bell. Subsequent races list weights and entrants for five furlongs four and a half, seven furlongs and mile distances with numerous horses and riders.
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Belle Nutter
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Guerdon
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Todd
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Durrell
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Shuterne
King’s Pet
Frank Fellows
Times Star
Rare Perfume
Gossip from the Ring and Paddock at the Track
Judge Prewitt attended the track with bets, claiming ownership of Anna A. B. while she raced under the Hiner colors. Swigert filly clocked a 0.47% half mile trial, later sold to Bob Hiner for a sum not disclosed. Eva Wilson failed to place, Back Talk dislocated an ankle in a late race, and Dick Liddil killed the horse with a single shot. Multiple horses changed hands, riders complained of faults, and match race talk centered on Nekarni vs Strobe with Baronet misriding.
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Nekarnis
Gravesend Racecard Summary Readout
Details of multiple races at Gravesend include first race fields with weights and horses such as Candling, Dr Riddle, Scraper, Hansie and others. second race lists entries like Alfonso and The puri Nones. third race features Rossignol, Destitute, Ivory Belis among others. a handicap section names First Whip and Au Gold with weights, followed by a fifth race with Dany and Sterling among others.
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Margate
His - Royal
Hansie
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Snark
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Ante
Marie Bolton
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Argonauta
Alfonso
Biff
Potias
Ikey
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Ivory Belis
Leischen
Ice
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Pive
Sterling
Beveridge Beats Automaton At Harlem Drive
At Harlem racecourse on June 13 Senator Beveridge defeated Automaton by a neck in the second race. Fair fields and lively action marked the program with multiple claimed favorites and close finishes across six events. Woods drove Beveridge to victory as jockeys like Knight and Coburn chased subsequent placings.
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Silverdale
Glena
Henry Ber
Jockeys collide as favorites, outsiders split purses at Fair Grounds
At St Louis Fair Grounds, favorites and longshots shared the day’s purses. John Schorr saw Larner disqualified after a bid, while Pat Civill claimed Harry. Multiple races featured short prices and listed times, names, and entrants such as Byeony, Itus, Ben Frost, Time, and Purse. Lady Reefer and various others ran in the day’s card.
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Larner
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Albert Yearlings Sell At Gearesens Paddock Prices
In New York on June 13 yearlings from multiple owners were sold in the Gearesens paddock. Thirteen head brought 12 550, averaging 965 each, with several animals valued at over 1 000. Notable consignors included Williams Radford Adelbert and J McCafferty among others.
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Commando Colt Keene Heel Injury Report
New York June 13 Commando James R Keene's colt slipped on a stone while galloping bruising a heel badly. Trainer James Rowe delays race plans, seeking rest and cautious conditioning after a prior similar incident. Commando shows recovery with exercise resuming under careful supervision.
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Suspended for Trying to Start Sick Horse
In San Francisco on June 13, officials suspended Thompson and Hageman until January 1 after Ric Shannon was scratched from the Oakland fifth event. A sick horse and attempted start triggered the inquiry into the race yesterday while Burdock’s sudden access prompted judges to investigate.
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Thompson, & Hageman
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Handler challenges Erne for lightweight title
Special Dispatch reports Joe Handler of Newark defeated Spike Sullivan and now seeks Frank Erne to claim the lightweight crown. Handler says he is ready to fight Erne or any top man, aiming for the title with plans to arrange a match after Erne responds.
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Deal for Halma Not Closed Amid Negotiations
Lexington June 13 Hal P Headley owner of the Beaumont stud home of Julius Fleischmanns Halma denies a report that the Hanover has been sold while negotiations with Jean de Reszkes agent are in progress.
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Highland Park Results at Detroit Track
June 13 Detroit reports three favorites winning on a fast track at Highland Park. Warranted led race one and six, By George won race six, with notable placings for Beau Lady Hayman and Shira. Times ranged around 1:16 to 1:49 for the featured sprints and mile.
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Hospital Fund Sale Raises From Prince of Wales Event
Keene contributed half the proceeds from a hospital sale held after a Saturday event featuring Tiony, So and Bells. The fund totaled one aks puree.
Bonnibert Wins Brooklyn Derby at Gravesend in 2:33 4-5
Bonnibert captured the Brooklyn Derby at Gravesend defeating Blues as The Parader tired to take second. Whisky King upset in the Tremont Stakes at 15 to 1, beating Blue Girl by two lengths. Track record time set for the Derby and several races featured favorites differing from outcomes.
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American Shooters Win by 104 Birds in London Match
The United States defeated Britain 843 to 739 on the third day of the day bird match amid cheering crowds. Crosby led with 90 percent, Heikes and Gilbert at 85 percent, Parmelee at 84 percent. British top average was 83 percent. The Americans are offered a silver cup for Saturday’s shoot. Britain plans a banquet next Tuesday.
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Queen City Homing Pigeons to Race at Expo
The Queen City Homing Club ships eleven pigeons to the Pan American Exposition for the Flag Day liberation on June 14. Entrants include G. W. Kittredge A. Kline Shawe Bros Lou Witte and Charles Ellsworth. Three National diplomas will be issued to the first birds home.
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Price Hill
Charles Ellsworth
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Avondale Globe Wernickes Clash as City League Sees Tight Race
Tomorrow's slate features three tied leaders in the Commercial Tribune medals race, with Avondales vs Globe Wernickes shaping a red hot battle. President Judge Howard Ferris fronts umpire quality, while other matchups include Gyms versus Milfords and College Hill against Norwood as fans expect a packed Athletic Park crowd.
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J. J. McCafferty
Duchess May
J. H. Carr
E. C. Cowdin
Mt. Riscoe
N. Y
Quitht Lakeshore
Sydney Paget
Frank Erne
HALMA
Enton
Bourbon
Harare
Keene
Hospital
Brooklyn Derby
Buffalo
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