Reds Face Roster Cuts as Parker Signs with Cincinnati
Manager McPhee plans to trim to sixteen players today. Pitcher Harley Parker has signed with the Reds and will report soon, while Barney McFadden faces a likely release due to control issues. George Magoon earns praise for improved speed and defense at shortstop, as Newton mystifies hitters with his deceptive delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPhee
Barney McFadden
Reds
Harley Parker
Rosie
McFadden
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Barney
Thunderbolt
Louisville
Ker
New York Defeats Chicago In Extraordinary Triple Play
Chicago 1 New York 4 at Chicago June 14 Taylor's pitching and solid defense carried the visitors. A highlight came via a triple play with most of Chicago's infield involved. Attendance about 1,200. Scoring details and line scores follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chiicago
Chicago
Taylor
Pittsburg Defeats Boston in Hitting Heavy Baseball Tilt
Attendance 1,800 as Pittsburg tops Boston 9 to 7. Key hits include McCrolius and Ritchey driving in runs and Long smashing a two-base hit. Leever and Willis pitched, with Leever taking the loss and White earning the win for Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Willis
Pitts
Ae. Clarke
Crolius
Ritchey
Tenney
H Leach
Wagner
Hamilton
Poole
Moran
Lowe
Zimmer
O Grosart
Leever
Pittsburg
Biltce
Rolius
Doreyansansfield
White
Dwyer
St. Louis Tops Brooklyn 10 to 2 in Batting Fest
St Louis exploded for ten runs against Brooklyn pitchers Donovan and Kennedy, drawing 3 500 fans. Scoring highlights show Burkett Kitson Keeler and Donov an contributing, while Brooklyn managed two runs with solid hits from Daly Padden and Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Donovan
Kennedy
Ab.h.o.ae
Brook
Burkett
Kitson
Heldr
Keeler
Ryan
Ol Scheck
Padden
Farrell
Frelisce
O McCreery
Davis
Kriger
Paden
Rm, 3. Balle By, Do 5K —By An Te Denne
Emsite
Cornell Beaten by Michigan in College Baseball
Michigan defeats Cornell 14 to 2 in a special despatch from Ann Arbor dated June 14. The game result comes from the University of Michigan baseball team beating Cornell with a wide margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Michigan
Commercial Tribune
Ann Arbor
Mich
Unite
Ee “University
Dayton 14 Toledo 4 in three innings special despatch
Dayton defeated Toledo 14 to 4 in a rapid three inning game. Hugh ey, Dayton’s pitcher, dominated early as Coggswell and Donnelly led the offense with multiple hits and two-base plays. Final tallies show Dayton offense overpowering Toledo with strong mound work and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Toledo
Commercial Tribune
Hughey
Ab.h
Donnelly
Woodl'k
Godin'r
Miller
Smith
Foutz
Myers
Graffius
Gilks
A.miller
Gochnaar
C. Pair
Coggswell
Y. Hughey
McIntyre
Ee Wrels
Cogeswell
Sombie
Trendance
Louisville 8 Ft Wayne 7 Meekin struggles but Louisville wins
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune Louisville notes Meekin was hit hard but Burns fared no better yet Louisville benefits from good luck. Key hits include McFarlan and Lattimer with strong line for Louisville while pitchers Meekin and Burns allow multiple runs. Umpire Hornung presided as the game ran 1 hour 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Wayne
Commercial Tribune
Meekin
Burns
Louisv
Ft. W
Nattress
Lally
Bevans
Aiae
Wilmot
Fuller
McCamn
Grim
Thornton
Jacobs
Babh
Sko
Smith
Uf Miller
Tae Zalusky
Lattimer
Fricken
Mulcaster
McFarlan
Thorn Wilmot
Zatuaky Jay—Smith
F. Miller
Mia Banas Meekin
Atten
Hornung
Hoosiers Rally Past Wheeling In Low-Scoring Tilt
Indianapolis wins 9 to 3 as Kelly clears the Ks with a three run blast in the third inning. Key plays include a home run and steady defense securing five unearned runs. Wheeling offense struggled throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wheeling
Commercial Tribune
Kelly
Hoosiers
Base Hits and Plays Highlight Wheeling Win at Indy
The record notes several players with base hits including Stimme Rothfuss Thoney and Hone Run-Kelly. Double plays featured Hogriever to Kelly Bey to He and Bey to Hickey Delehanty to eslen. Passed balls included Herbert with three. Umpire Latham. Time 1 50. Attendance not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimme
Rothfuss
Thoney
Kelly
Hannivan
Hogriever
Bey
Hickey
Delehanty
Eslen
Alie- Herbert
Indianapolis
Wheeling
Latham
Colum, AB
A. Incesion
H.O.A
Oheraria
Locke
Ol Truby
Niles
Smink
van Bem
Beecher
Fullapen
Kellener
Zinram
Quinn
Williams
West
Des
Grant
Wright
Griffin
van Buren
Wirst
West L
Columbu
Morton
Mullaney
McLaughliin
Bostons
Detroit
Bae
Dowd
Collins
Nance
Barrett
Ferris
Schreck
Young
Stahl
Casey
Yeager
Hemphill
Buelow
Caner
Yeaver
Gleason
Cronin
Frisk
Eee Ball
Kellum
Mannassau
Williams Backfires on Marion as Senators Crush Columbus
Old reliable Tommy Williams Jr. pitched for Columbus and West struggled after being released. Columbus totaled sixteen hits led by Griffin while Williams earned the win with three strikeouts. West allowed 16 hits as Marion suffered a lopsided defeat with Griffin's batting highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Tommy Williams Jr
Columbus Today
Marion
Senators
West
Griffin
Undefined club standings snippet prompts confusion
The readable fragment lists team codes and records for baseball or basketball clubs with W L records and percentages, including Baltimore Detroit Philadelphia Milwaukee Boston Cleveland and percentages like .659 .473 .651 .641, but no clear event or outcome is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Po
W. L. Pe
Hein Berh
Baltimore
Detroit
Philadelphia
Ana
Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore Victimized by Chicago in uneven game
Baltimore fell to Chicago as McGinnity lasted only two innings amid protests over Sheridan’s ejection. Jennings expected back Monday as Chicago posted a 2 1/2 run margin. attendance 992. Card-by-card batting and pitching details follow with full box scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chicagos
McGinnity
Sheridan
Jennings
Ore
Phillies blank Milwaukee in easy shutout
Philadelphia pitcher Fraser and catcher Powers led a 7–0 shutout of Milwaukee as 2,160 fans watched. Highlights included two base hits by Powers and Fultz, with Hawley and Fraser combining on the mound to hand Milwaukee another defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Fraser
Duffy
Davis
Burke
O\Powers
Connor
Dolan
Hawley
Powers
Fultz
Cross
Lajoie
Gilbert
Apne
Anderson
Delan Ane
Yeager's Long Home Run Lifts Boston Past Detroit in Low-Scoring Tilt
Boston tops Detroit 9 to 6 in a batting contest at Huntington Grounds. Yeager belted the longest homer to date at the park, while Cronin and Kellum contributed on the mound and in the field. Attendance was 3,100 as Freeman was ejected in the third inning for ASENS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Detroit
Kellum
Cronin
Yeager
Huntington Ees
Freeman
Asens
Stahl
Olparesti
Collins
Gleason
Holmes
M’lean
M’ai’ster
Hemphill
Nance
Saturay League Showdowns Ignite Amateur Baseball Competition
The Saturday afternoon league nears one quarter of its schedule with Avondale and Globe-Wernicke leading a tight race for Commercial Tribune medals. Judge Ferris lauds the medals as the incentive driving strong play, with critical fixtures at Abendsle grounds featuring Avondale vs Globe-Wernicke and Gym Park clashes as top contenders battle for position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Howard Ferris
Abendsle Grounds
Avondale
Globe- Wernicke
Avondale Athletic Club
Queen City
Reyte E
Rankel
Kissinger
Bush
Nee
Crail Lf
Henneke
Ferguson P
Oliver c
Aeptions
Devanney
Ferone
Hale Leving White R
Milford— P
Ficial Syer
Casey
Moser i. F
Rit
R.f
College Hills
Wien
Jaane Aaron McNell
Norwood
Enews
Dey Soria
Ihe Y Ib
Detsel c
Golfers Continue Tournament At Avondale Club
The Avondale Athletic Club hosts today’s round as new players take the course. Rain yesterday won’t disrupt play due to the course’s image system and favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale Athletic Club
Funni T Cvs
Nuir
Ethelbert Looks Like the Winner in Suburban Handicap
New York June 14 The annual renewal of the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay draws a strong field led by Ethelbert the favorite owned by Perry Belmont who travels to see his star race. Prince of Melbourne a leading challenger and Blues with a lively following round out the likely lineup as track conditions promise a fast surface and a larger field than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Jockey Club
Conroy
Brooklyn
Gromeey Prince
Ethelbert
Gravesend
Perry Belmont
Eothen
Prince of Melbourne
Star Bright
Blues
Close Margin Wins Highlight Unsteady Racing Card
Muddy track produced several close finishes as Pretty Rosie and Castine failed to dominate. Fucino ridden by Lindsey claimed late money. Auchendrayne scored a lucky win. Edna Kenner led from start to finish. Multiple horses faced strong challenges with Rare Perfume and Donna Seay among notable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelse* Morris
Alice
Scorpion
Guerdon
Larry C
Fucino
Lindsey
Major Bell
Auchendrayne
Earn
Durrell
Beauchamp
Kid Hampton
Tramp
Rose of Red
Edna Kenner
Jakie Marklein
Hinsdale
Castine
Aledi
Donna Seay
Hathersall
A. Hall
Pretty Rosie
Isaac
Five junior American records set at Buffalo track meet
Amateur Athletic union events in Buffalo produced five new junior marks. Detroits Clark Lieble, Howard Hayes and J J Nufer led sprint and hurdle events with records, while Yale and Pastime club athletes topped jumps and throws. The meet highlighted strong feats from New York and Detroit rivals on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Clark M. Lieble
Detroit
A. C
P. J. Walsh
New York
Howard H. Hayes
W. G. Holward
F. R. Moulton
Yale
New York A. C
A. H. Kent
J J. Nufer
Detroit A. C
Hurses
H. Arnold
Union Settlement
Lee C. Deming
W. J. Feldkamp
Pastime
J. J. Nufer
Detroit A.C
E. J. Eytinge
Thomas McQueeny
Ames
Hyde Park
Mass
G. H. Davis
Central Y. M. C. A
James Monahan
A.C
C. J. Dieges
J. S. Westney
Pennsylvania University
A. Babcock
Toronto
Edward E. Mayer
Jersey
Robert W.e4gren
Knickerbocker A. C.new York
Pastime A. C
James Monaghan
Mysterious Billy Smith Beaten in Two Rounds
In Baltimore on June 14 at Germania Maennerchor Hall the mysterious Billy Smith fought Young Peter Jackson for two rounds with Jackson winning. Smith appeared unfit, overweight and inactive, while Jackson started strong. A knockdown by Smith in the first round and a stomach strike by Smith followed by a heated exchange in the second ended when Smith exhausted and his corner stopped the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Germania Maennercher Hall
Billy Smith
Peter Jackson
Jackson
Smith
Peter
Smith Leads Open Championship After Day One
Alexander Smith of Scotland tops the first day at Myopia Hunt Club in the U S open golf championship with a score of seven under par. Close behind are several leading pros, with just eight strokes separating the leader from the next pack as of noon play and a field containing players from Chicago Boston and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theater
Brooklyn
Cincinnatis
Lee Eries
Reds
Ocal
Hamilton
Mass
United States
Myopia Hunt Club
Alexander Smith
Scotland
Washington Park Club
Chicago
I A Tournam
First Race at Selling 1 Mile Leads Fields and Weights
Race card lists horses and weights for six events including 1 mile Selling with Morrison and Venner among 100s, 6 furlongs Purse featuring Princess Evelyn and Pauline's Last, and additional selling and purse races with entries such as Grene Russian Eva Wilson and Peter Duryea. Incremental weights range from 8 lbs to 112 lbs with numerous 100s and 105s across events.
Unclear names mix in a puzzle like roster
Fragmentary list presents mixed personal names and place terms. Readable items include Brown Vail Meggs Eleven Bells Prue Wood Princess Evelyn Brze Demon Eva Wilson Lady Jim Gore II Chas O Brien Jandwood Strathbroeck Jigger Faleta Pillowdex Caloocan Ed Roth Robert Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morrison
Elsie Venner
School Girl
Eleven Bells
Brown Vail
Zolo
Bentley B
Meggs
Wilson
Jim Flood
Princess Evelyn
Pauline
Bronze Demon
Prue Wood
Queen Quality & Zenaide
Juniper
Auchendrayne
St. Sidney
Laura's
Jim Nap
Grene Russian
Sweet Dream
Stites
Id Frazer
Gwynne
Leetka
Eva Wilson
Ethel Davis
Lady Kent
Jim Gorelt
B. G. Fox
Janewood
Hinsdele
Albert Vale
Castine
Ster Eupharisa II
Guerdon
Caloocan
Northumbria
Dr. Black
Times Star
Robert Gray
Ed Roth
Br'ze Demon
Lady
Jim Gore II
Chas. O’ Brien
Jandwood
Strathbroeck
Jigger—Faleta
Pillowdex
Gossip From the Ring and Paddock Report
Pre race chatter swirled as owners and trainers debated the Wiedt stakes with Uledi vs Havelock a featured bidding duel. Jockey Lindsey’s odds and Edna Kenner’s improved form are noted, while track conditions and a saddle ban threat hint at evolving racing rules.
Turfman Civilla Fighter at Fair Grounds Routs Huffman
At the Fair Grounds Race Track Pat Civill defeated Johnnie Huffman in a brawl after Hoffman tried to seize Hurry the bay filly. Civill was fined 500 dollars and suspended ten days by racing stewards for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Louis
Fair Grounds
Pat Ci
Larner
Hurry
Pat Civill
Harrow Jones
Huffman
Greenville
Ill
Civill
Pat
Queensberry
Aitchfork
Granger
Cigill
Harry
Race Report Notes from a Spring Meet
The report notes that Hotherson challenged strongly but the shorten distance favored the winner. Sears Cane riders were described as giving easy work or none, with several starters recently showing a tendency to quit near the end. Lee Jackson is ill and bedridden at Milldale, delaying mounts, while Tom Carmody returned his share of run up money from Webb's mare bid yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotherson
Sears Cane
Lee Jackson
Milldale
Tom Carmody
Webb
Sannazarro Favored In St Louis Derby At Fair Grounds
The St Louis Derby offers an $8,000 purse over a Derby mile and a half at Fair Grounds. Nine runners include Silverdale and Bennett from the Seborr stable with Silverdale likely favorite for a distance he dislikes. Hayes' San nazarro, a Kentucky Derby runner up, is praised for weight carrying and improved condition. Others such as Duellist Wall Siddons Gaheris Kingraine and The Commander appear as outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
St. Louis
Hayes
Sannazarro
Duellist
Wall
Siddons
Gaheris
Kingraine
the Commander
Advance Guard Beaten by Lake Mills at Harlem Race
CHICAGO June 14 The Advance Guard failed on a heavy track as Lake Mills ridden by Mills won at 30 to 1. Advance Guard finished third amid scattered results from other races at Harlem. Judges summoned Duggan but took no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harlem
Advance Guard
Caruthers & Shields
Lake Mills
Mills
Duggan
Kasertina
Fred Bu Ibs
T. Knight
Flowers
Davisson
Mary Moore
Mathews
Ceseuen
Pay Me
Omar
Mr. Smith
Stats Birch Tree
Virginia Wilcox
St. ‘Ormores Blackburn
Barbara B
Viking
Tom Milidieton
Jaubert
Ibs
van Dusen
Gene
Gaanee Eaa Ied
Aaron Ts Myraelid Des Hargis
J. Woods
Henry Zitt
Esmond
Ogle
Foray
Minnie Copeland
I. Samuelson
Fite
Altona
Lore
Betting Choices Win All The Races At Fair Grounds
June 14 at Lous a crowded race card produced a clean sweep for Betting Choices. The program featured first race six furlongs with The Commander prevailing at 7 to 10 and multiple contenders including Sublimity and Prince Stonemouth in the mix. Second race four and one half furlongs saw Miss Vandelohr lead as the favored, followed by Bandrol and Pirate Maid in a tight field. Third race one mile featured Southwe holding early lead with Albert Dewey and Time close behind as the winner crossed in a photo finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kenner
Snell
le Eeseeters
Rose of Red
Hall
Williams
Mary Greenaway
Martha’ de Maid of Hope
Octo
Baffled
Lindsay
OT Hinsdale
Cogswell
Charles Estes
Pine Chip
Wilson
C Rice
Utero
Donna We
Maestes
Avelook
Ben O’fallon
Madeline G
Grandma IT
Isaac
Narvaez
Blenheim
Pretty
Rosie
Hothersoll
Rare Perfume
King’s Pet
Frank Fellows
Times Star
Jassin
Lauterne
Uledi
Ee Eee
Lous
the Commander
Soret
Mr. Mulkey
Harley
Pete
Tech Ae Fernandez
Judge Kemp
Miss Vandelohr
O'Neill
Wedderstrand
Bandrol
Gilmore
EOE FE
EE Ager
Irosuta
Duela
Doeskin
Doubiewy Ap-Per
Pirate Maid
Anna Elliott
Phy
Pe Uples
Corbley
Houck
Artemius
Iraden Rene
le Simpson
Bell
Amelia
Tennis Clubs Clash This Afternoon At Local Courts
Avondale meets Westwood at Westwood with doubles DeCamp Mitchell vs Goble Reemelin and singles DeCamp against Reemelin. Miss Clostermann faces Miss Allgeier while Clifton travels to Inverness. Norwood goes to Dayton as more matches loom. A match with Louisville is set for Saturday at Avondale. DeCamp contemplates resignation amid lineup turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Westwood
DeCamp
Mitchell Willay
Goble
C. Reemelin
Miss Clostermann
Miss Allgeier
Clifton
Inverness
Hunt
Isham
Youthans
Dr. Struble
Starbuck Smith
Arid
Misa Hunt
Miss Santifer
Norwood
Dayton
Cordes
Mills
Thompson
Warner
Cole
Casey
Mrs. Boye
Miss Blakney
Louisville
Avondale Athletic Club
Brother DeCamp
Highland Park Race Day Results Display at Detroit
On June 14 at Highland Park Detroit, Drogheda 98 pounds with J Daly won a race. Crabb 91 pounds with Ida Meotenee placed second. Other runners included O'Connor, Brooks, Eleanor Holmes, Siroister, and Little Sallie. Multiple races featured weights and odds, with Fanny Blazes disqualified in one event and Miss Blarney among finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drogheda
J. Daly
Crabb
J. O'Connor
Halmetta
C. Furphy
Fanny Blazes
Miss Bigeney
Miss Blarney
Talala
Troxler
Eccctescoes Wine Press
Thompson
Leghedis Ei Callear
McCann
Cavessevesesere
Passaic
Laracor
Pricé
Siseweessences Vela
BE. Turner
Vabree Hattie Davis
Daly
Osephine Monahan
Botina
Little Devil Tana General Buller
F of Truce
J. Eo
Free Lance
H. Lewis
Bellcourt
L. Thompson
Aimmine
Kastor
Algier
Bsoeessersyi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seameer
Newport
Mnfadden
W. Beet
Newark
Brook Partie
Science
Pittsburo
Fork
Eanohue
Bill Phillips
Parker
Billy Hallman
Phillies
Dick Harley
George Magoon
cPhee
Mary
Newton
Billy Bergen
Fager
Ft. Wayne
Doggy Miller
Art
Joe Sommers
Bellevue Blues
Morse
Groach
Joe
Bert Cingham
Cuingham
Barney M’fadden
N. YY
Ab.h.c.a
Harteel Es
Green
O Selbach
Edeets Tie Ao Aimacad
Chance
Hickman
Childs
Oj Ganzel
Raymer
Selbach
Kahoe
McCormick
Dexter
Ganzel
Menefe
Pittsburgh
Western Association
W. L
Wheeling Savendes
Ad Ghosett
Shannon
OlLezotte
Oj Herbert
Heydon
iDeleh'ty
Fox
Hannigans
Baty
Owdufly
Totels
Sey
Wheeling Sd
Otkseo
Baltia
Hey
Brodie
Jones
Wilms
Dunn
Ojisbell
Seym’ur
H'rtman
Gee
Hart
Land
Fabinea Bey Howell
Lahan
M’gilly
Sugden
Isbell
Seymour
Shugart
Hoy
Me McGraw
Staten
F. Connolly
Clubs
Globe-W
Oy Pees
Belmont
Eae “ O'Connor
Atewee Walsh
Sidney Lucassie
r.McCue
Prince McClurg
Shawy
Kamara Om Blues
Pe Cochran
Alfonso We Nene Alsike
D. O
Good Plater
Marklein
Sjix Furlo Fucino
Price Chon Aavks
Cy Dobyns
Rita ‘Ime
Dean
Ruth Men 'Otie Harlan
Lizzie Carr
the Tramp
Qeneee
Eeee
Alex. Smith
Alec Smith
L. Auchterlonie
Glenv
Chica
Willie Anderson
Pittsfield
Gardner
Garden City
Bernard Nichols
B. Brown
Crescent A
Tobe Ramsey
McAllester Stable
John Hall
Ramsey
Havelock
Hal
Willng
Sullivan
Fontelieu
Kenner
Sunday Commercial Tribune
America
Fred Tenney
Billy” Bergen
Kcraca
Turfman
DERBY
Bante
Ae Phelps
Enna
Weene
J. Isham
Earnest Diehl
Ss Smith
Trux Emerson
Dean Emerson
Roy Miller
R. Mitchell
Emerson
Will Splay
Highland Park
Creption
Simms Medicine CO
Loule,Mo
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!