Reds Close Week Without a Win in Rain
The Reds lost to Philadelphia 5 to 4 in a five inning game played in a heavy rain. John Dobbs starred for Cincinnati with two doubles and strong defense, while Bill Phillips slipped under wet conditions as Philadelphia capitalized on an error and a crucial misplay. Rain and mud hampered both teams, ending the series with Cincinnati remaining winless for the week.
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Reds
McPhee
Phillies
O'Day
Bill Phillips
Dobbs
John Dobbs
Donohue
Thomas
Ari
Sia Wien Crawford
Appin Ailman
ReGen Delehanty
Tolverton
Bergen
Phillips
Dode
Philips
Hallman
Short
Delehanty
Raelt
Wolverton
Ely
Eathe Reds
Cin’ti. Ab.r. BH. A. Oe
Harley
Reenley
Sweiss
Crawford
Orf
Lwm. Sbi
Oomagoeh
Douglas
Cress
Philadelphia
Ceccedeck Stad Sik
Umbpire
McFadden to join St. Joe in Western League move
Reds pitcher Barney McFadden will join the St. Joe team of the Western League soon after talks with manager McPhee. He may be reserved or go to St. Joe as the limit rule takes effect. Harvey Parker may leave Chicago to join Cincinnati. Dobbs returns from injury and shows strong form.
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Barney McFadden
Reds
St. Joe
McPhee
McFadden
Cincinnati
Mac
eLans
Harvey Parker
Chiago
Willee
St. Louis
Rainy Pittsburgh Boston game praised as season highlight
A steady rain did not end the Pittsburgh Boston clash as 2,500 fans saw a brilliant display despite 5,500 attendance mentioned later. Chesbro struck out nine and Din are noted as key pitchers with a 1 hour 30 minute game time.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Burg
Tyes Hipischey
Chicago Beats New York 9 to 2 in Opening Game
Chicago holds New York to two runs as Mathewson gives up four hits in the first inning. The Cubs rally with four runs in the first, two in the sixth on a bad throw and a wild pitch, and three more in the seventh on a gift, securing a nine to two victory.
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Nelson
Waddell
New York
Hickman
Mathewson
Chicago
Rey
Chicagos
Mires
St Louis Beats Brooklyns After Early Lead
Powell struggles as St Louis allows three runs in opening inning while Brooklyns fail to capitalize. ninth inning rally produces two runs but falls short. attendance about 10,000. Other game: Joss defeats Bailey as Toledo wins at Louisville.
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ST. Louis
Powell
Brooklyns
Standings Fragments From 1960s Baseball Section
Fragmentary standings list shows teams and records including Baltimore Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Washington Milwaukee with wins and losses and periods suggesting season totals and percentages. Details are incomplete but indicate a midseason table snippet from a baseball standings page.
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W. L
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Milwaukee
Boston Hands Detroit Stinging Defeat in Uneven Showdown
Boston led 4 to 1 after five innings and held on for a 4 to 1 win as Detroit played sloppily. Winters debuted for Boston at first, replacing McAllister who left in the sixth. Shaw moved to catcher for the injured, and Puelow caught. Attendance 5,817.
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Boston
Detroit
Winters
Gettysburg
McAllister
Shaw
Puelow
Washington Defeats Cleveland in Tight Nightcap Victory
Washington outplayed Cleveland with solid fielding and clutch hits but could not maximize scoring chances. In the second inning Washington struck for three runs on a two-base hit and three singles, ending the game after eight due to darkness. Mercer, O’Brien, Grady, Beck and Yeager starred with key at bats while Scott and Hotter contributed on the mound.
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Ind
Marion
Gatseny
Truby
Smink
Wright
Beecher
Kellmer
Ae Guese
Ye Ee
Guese
Yerkes
Shannon
Heydon
Hickey
Kellner
Byers
Flynn
Kelly
Fox
To- Wright
Kt Kellner
Ab.h.o.a.e. Verh
McF’land
Boeing
Olkelinera
Tenet Bene
Lgnins
Sbinder
Stewiess Ain
Indianapolis Ae
Aapy Marton
Eve OO Tobe
Seathe
Lutthoft
Rae
Ha Totes
Quinn
McFarland
Indianapolis
Duplre
Lethan
Washington
Washington Today
Cleveland
Wash
Ab.h. Ben E
Cleve
Mercer
Pick’ Ing
Dungeon
M'c’rthy
Mi Uinn
O'Brien
Oster
O'l'cha’ce
Grady
Wood
Clarke
Beck
Yeager
C'ghlin
Shiebeck
Totels
Hpi Reettante
Uase
Pickering
LaChance
Scott
Foster
Clingman
Beck Scott
Haskell
Hugh Jennings Remains Undecided On Future Plans
Special Dispatch reports Detroit on June 15 coach Hugh Jennings of the Cornell team said he did not know his future plans. He noted he would be ready to play or manage where he is needed, with some uncertainty about the best path ahead.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Detroit
Mich
Jennings
He Corneille
Five Freshmen Win Honors at Princeton
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports five freshmen receiving honors at Princeton University. Named recipients include Hart from Cincinnati, Witt, Stevens, and Underbne with Hart noted as new to the campus and achieving a rare distinction.
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Commercial Tribune
Princeton
N. T
Amas Vent Teas University
Hart, Witt
Brand
Stevens
Underbne
Hart
Cincinnati
Dayton Downs Ft Wayne In Extra Inning Roundup
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports Dayton and Ft Wayne battle through six innings before Wright faltered. Dayton rallies, Ft Wayne seizes ninth inning lead then loses in extras. Box shows Wright, Dunham, Mullen and Nattress among players with noted hits and errors.
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W. L. Pe
Pagal
Toledo
Isville
Marion
Wheeling
T. Wayne
Wright
diDantéle
Ene
Dayton Oh Éduneh
Columbus
Ft. Wayne
Dayton
Commercial Tribune
Dunham
Mullen
Goehnaur
Myers
Thornton
Nattress
Pitoraton
Ile
McCann
Goehn
Boston
Mul
Ne Aw
Ft. W. Ab-Elo.ae
Dongell
Paine
Bevins
Senators Defeat Wheeling in Rain Soaked 19-4 Baseball Rout
Heavy sluggers from Wheeling knocked Wilhé for ten safeties and nineteen bases, while Columbus was unable to hit with men on. Key hits came from Lezotte Hale Rothfus and Herbert, with Wheeling’s pitching by Wilhelm and Ames sealing a 19 to 4 victory before 150 on a rainy day.
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Columbus
Association
Wilhé
Senators
Col. Abelo
Ore
Griffin
Knoll
Grant
Hale
Y ' Lock
Hanniv'n
Mullaney
Rothfus
V.buren
Lezotte
M'Carter
Del
Totels
Asia
Wilhelm
Herbert
Hannivan
Lock
Balla
Ames
Eeling
Wheeling
Wethelm
Thoney
McLaughlin
Benton Drives Brilliantly at Avondale Links
Rain and mud clear for a large field at Avondale Athletic Club as William K. Benton of Cincinnati Golf Club makes a sensational fifty yard drive to the ninth hole Bella Vista. Dr A L Atherton tops the day with 90, followed by L C Rose and others from Avondale and Price Hill clubs in a muddy qualifier for prizes.
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Avondale Athletic Club
Wm. K. Benton
Cincinnati Golf Club
Bella Vista
Jas. R. Millikin
Millikin
Hutton
A. L. Atherton
L. C. Rose
Price Hill
Paul Millikin
Avondale A. C
R. A. Gray
R. M. Burton
J. B. Pence
Donald McDonald
Wm. Hutton
Smith and Anderson Tie for Honors at Open Golf
In the Myopia Hunt Club open championship after a 72 hole medal run Willie Anderson of Pittsfield and Alexander Smith of Greenock Scotland tied with 331 strokes. A playoff Monday will determine the champion and $2900 prize, with Smith and Anderson neck and neck to the finish and other contenders close behind.
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Hamilton
Mass
Myopia Hunt Club
United States
Willie Anderson
Pittsfield
Alexander Smith
Chicago
Green
Canoastie
Scotland
Harling Club
Willie Smith
Midlothian Club
Stuart Gardner
Idén City
L. I
Lawrencé Auchterlonie
Glén View
Bernard Nichols
Boston
David Brown
Brooklyn
Brookline
Alexis
College Oarsmen Mill Meet Schedule Update
Readable fragments show an intercollegiate rowing meet with races planned in morning and afternoon sessions. Events include two mile singles, two mile doubles, four oared races and an eight oared race featuring teams from Cornell Pennsylvania Columbia Georgetown Syracuse.
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Poughkeep
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Sfembia
Frites Georgetown
Syracuse
Avondale Club Tops in Saturday League Race
The Avondale Athletic Club baseball team took undisputed first place in the Saturday Afternoon League after a dominating win over Glade-Wernicke at Avondale grounds. Pitcher Billy Bass dazzled with speed and movement, shutting out the rival lineup and delivering the crucial hits as Avondale seized control of the championship chase.
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Avondale Athletic Club
Commercial Tribune
Glade- Wernicke
Avondale Grounds
Billy Bass
Tobéy
Eis Sbass
Avondales
Bani Tivbay
Avondale
College Hill Defeats Norwoods In Close Seven Inning Game
College Hill edged the Norwoods 5 to 4 after seven innings as Lindsly pitched grandly in relief for College Hill and Keenan struggled for Norwoods. Renner at short highlighted strong defense and the crowd cheered Umpire McGinnis calling the game in the seventh.
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College Hill
Norwoods
Itcher Lindsly
Lindsly
Jack Keenan
Someody
College Hill Bandy
McGinnis
Someess Feirson
Renner
Norw. Ab.h.o.a.e
C. H. Ab.h.o.a.e. Schr’der
Fidlers
Decker
Becker
Haberer
Dreths
Kolb
Wat’m
Keys
Burke
McCoy
Turner
Deisel
Bowman
Keenan
Lytas
Schroeder
Moeser
Fred W. Hoffman
Tenney
Callahan
LaChance
Hoffman
Frank Selee
Maynard Wins Peters Prize at Cincinnati Gun Club
Maynard won the second Peters gun shoot at the Cincinnati Gun Club yesterday amid a large field. He prevailed by one point over Rolland Trimble, who tied at 41.
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Maynard
Peters
Cincinnati
Rolland’ Trimble
Suburban Handicap Drama Ends With Alcedo Victory
In New York on June 15 the Suburban Stakes saw Alcedo edge Teddy and Watercure to win in 2 05. Spencer rode Alcedo to a late surge as odds shifted from 30 to 4 to 1. Large bets by Daly Gideon and Hayman were reported as bookmakers took heavy losses.
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Leander Richardson
Commercial Tribune
New York
Alcedo
Mr. Spencer
Spencer
John Daly
Dave Gideon
Alf Hayman
Ethelbert
Algeda
Nasturtium
O'Connor
Par Excellence
Shaw
Wheel
Burns
Jme
Jack Demand
The
Goldfinder
Rae EO Dewenc
Shes
Teddy
Smith
Cance
Wingreert
Sidney Lucas
Star Bright
Beau Gallant
Procession
Kamara
Blues
All Gold
Hatasco
Chilton
de Reszke
Picsoth
George Doyle
Cameron
Gold Cure
Highlander
Bluff
Slack
Seminole
Odom
Barbara Frietschie
Doyle
Barretto
Inks
the Golden Prince
Jill Greenwood
Cheviot Gun Club Shoots Amid Rainy Conditions
Despite heavy rain the Cheviot Gun Club members kept at the trap line and posted solid scores. At the last meeting plans were approved for a shelter and a substantial trap pit. Yesterday's scores included Koehne 23 and 21, Sting 21, Rowins 20, Goodman 18, Case 18, McArdle 17.
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Ley
Koehne
Willis
Sting
Rowins
H. Goodman
Case
McArdle
Injunction Against Harlem Refused Amid Derby Betting Talk
Judge Tuley refused to grant an injunction to stop Harlem Race Track officials from selling pools and taking wagers at the track. The ruling affects Chicago preparations for the American Derby at Washington Park next Saturday and prompts calls for legal action by Cook County race-track officials. Washington Park Club Secretary Howard confirms the Derby will proceed despite possible interference.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Murray F. Tuley
Harlem
Washington Park
Washinton Park Club
Thetizens' Association
Cook County
Howard
Washington Park Club
Charlie O'Brien Dominates Muddy Track in Fast Ace
Charlie O'Brien wins three races by narrow margins on a slow track with Akadie and Strathbroeck prominent. Bentley B. leads early. Wilson and Hathersall chase, while Insolence and Faleta trade places in a tight finish. Race times hover around 1 56 with strong betting action and multiple near finishes across six events.
Gossip From The Ring And Paddock
The piece covers Saturday race day drama at Newport and track gossip. Whitney stable plans to race at Fort Erie. Patton will skip ride, Dick Head recruited as jockey. Henry Simons accuses Mose Williams of pulling. crowd tempers flare as horses race tight to the post. Sister Euphrasia shows hot tip chatter but misses the run.
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Newart
Whitney
Patton
Dick Head
Jones
Head
Massie & Fagin
Eri
Jackson
Will
Earl
Pete Avery Eadh
Aledo Ie
Newport
Henry Me
J. M
Wood
Eva Wilson
Lester
South
McAllester
Henry Simons
Mose Williams
Robert Morrison
Mose
Wilson
Simon
Euphrasia
First Bee furlongs and racing card summary
Race results and entries show multiple stakes with weights in pounds and fractional odds. Notable names include Lizetta S, The Tramp, Exmoor, Phosphorous, Jigger, Electrolytic, Bean, Morrison, Queen Quality, Princess Evelyn, Virginia, Eleven Bells, Colonel Strathy, and Isaac across five races and selling events.
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Lizetta S
the Tramp
Larry C
Exmoor
Phosphorous
Elsie Veonet
Lacey Leach
Zolo
Jack Willis
Tom English
Kirkwood
Little Reggie
Cubanite
Georgiena
Dr. Worth
Causine
Lady In Black
Jigger
Ik ‘Gaften
Lorinee
Havelock
Bean McElroy
Teucer
Bean
Ae Morrison
Sweet
Stites Aba Garry
Fucino
Birdie Sella
Prue Wood
Rosy Morn
Times Star
Charles
Laste
Dr. A Cc.metas Sr
Minnie B
Princess Evelyn
Laura's
Virginia T
Eleven Bells
Roda
King Elkwood
Pine. Chip
Isaac
Colonel Strathy
Unclear names in fragmentary listing of horse names
Fragmentary OCR lists what appear to be horse names or stable notes including Sweet Dream Ed tet Garry, Bronze Demon, Rosy Morn, and King Elkwood, with unclear attributions to Jack Willis-Elaie Venner Kirkwood.
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Jack Willis
Elaie Venner
Kirkwood
Bievelock
Psn
Usfinn
Sweet Dream
Pie Wood
Rosy Morn
Bronze Demon
Pretty Rosie—Rodd
King Elkwood
Silverdale wins St. Louis Derby in fast 1½ mile race
Silverdale owned by John W. Schorr and ridden by Woods captured the St. Louis Derby at Saint Louis on June 15, finishing a half length ahead of Sannazarro with Wall third. Maude Gonne tied the track record in a 1:40 mile earlier as other races featured favorites, second choices and several longshots.
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ST. Louis
Silverdale
John W. ‘Schorr
Memphis
Sannazarro
Gaheris
Woods
Wall
Maude Gonne
J. Woods
Boland
WL. Rose
Gahetis
Dupé¢e
Siddons
T. ’ Brien
Matt Hogan
L. Rosé
Ie Bina
Hisie Barnes
Shee Sinfl
Wedderstrand
William. Boy
Verify
Clinton Hungarian
W. J
Butcher
Ean
Eseol Betes Nca
Sinesaes
J. T. Wood
Baldo
Little Hindoo
Commission Oe Wesertee
Sambo
Aegin
Louis Wag
J. T. Woods
Eeace Hi Necker
T. O’brien
de Dees
Vicle Vance
O'Neill
Lasso
Frank Bell
Hottenton
Dr. Nowlin
Robert, Jr
South Breeze
Myrtle van
del Allen
Duelist
Aru
Orr
Miss Patton
Gilmore
Maximus
Houck
San Kisme
Miss Hart
Lee Bruno
Givens
Vedas
Thornwild
Tommy Tucker
Klondike
Ae Cresus
A. Weer
L. Pose
Propeller
van Hoorebeke
Hg Thresa
HI Lee
Love's Labour
Lady Schorr Dominates Clark Stakes at Harlem Racecourse
In Chicago on June 16 the M. Lewis Clark Stakes for three-year-olds was won by Lady Schorr who led from start to finish. Hernando, Robert Waddell, Driscoll and Telamon did not start. The event drew a large crowd and clear weather with notable finishes from Wiss chas and others in supporting races.
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M. ‘Lewiss Clark
Louisville
Harlem
Lady Schorr
Hernando
Robert Waddell
Driscoll
Telamon
Wisie L
Crack Bennett
Ed Austin
Lady Schorr’s
Sesterenament
Teyon
J. Mathews
Speetes
T. Knight
Omdurman
Silurian
Bru- Emma C
J. Smetind
le Emma R
Ibe
Revanna
Aerinnae Sayres
Sortie
Pirate’s Queen
Harney
San Andres
Brownie
Anderson
Denman Thompson
Princess Otillie
Himtine
Light Ball
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Elsie L
Omiee
Coburn
Sweet Billie
Renech
Sara Tesveadas
Herodes
Mabel Winn
Waliie Busch
Ben Milan
All Gray
Fisher
Horns Pipe
Pierce J
Cal
San
Hard Knot
Odbasunshe
J. Martin
Nutt
Ida V
Birkenruth
Miriam
Maydine
Rosa Ban Shut
Gawaine
Knight Banneret
Locochee
Prairie Dog
Patroon Pee Ene Iso
Frank Ireland
Pwinktiera
Y Vacatosa
Irvin
R. Steele
Lamachus
Alaska
Helen Pierswivel
Scorpion Beats Petra II in $2000 Detroit Match Race
In Detroit at Highland Park on June 15, Scorpion ridden by Troxler defeated Petra II in a $2000 match race over six furlongs. Earlier races at the meeting featured Hall Mark taking the Detroit Stake for two year olds at four and a half furlongs. The card included multiple races with horses such as Nancy B. L, Lynden Tree, Orankaes, Fiat Mack, and Tristram among others.
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Highland Park
Hall Mark
Harry Stover
Scorpion
Nancy B. L
Clark
Ek Er BE Ee Young Henry
J. Daly
C.seeetsene
I Know
Hayden
Prosit
Sempire
Socapa
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Tryusha
Newton W
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Ceiver Lynden
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Dasueb
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Cine Tae
Ganesa
J. Pattion
Picottee
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Ae J. H. Sloan
Umsal Moor
Price
Queen Carnival
Oak Maid
Sperialist
Cormorant
Fiat Mack
Red Robe
Contana
Tristram
Milsom
Charley Thompson
Troxier
Petra IL
Silver Garter
Lady Chamber
River Age
Higmand Prince Leeren
Berkeley
L. Phompson
Wren
Ahamo
Dynasty
Alzora
Princeton Wins Series Over Yale in New York Match
A clipped report notes Princeton defeating Yale to win a series in New York on June 15. The text references University teams and a local store scene, with garbled OCR details about scores and venues.
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Roe Ahr
Princeton
Siniveinne
Carlisie
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