Cardinals Gave Reds a Scare
The Cardinals mounted a late rally against the Reds taking advantage of Ewing's wildness but fell short and narrowly missed a win.
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Local Ball Clubs Battle in Tight Contest
Local teams produced a snappy game as Sorcoran shone on the mound. The East squad departed with a win and yesterday’s results show Cincinnati edging St Louis 4 to 3 while Pittsburg blanked Chicago 3 to 0.
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Reds Rally past St Louis as Ewing falters late
Dusty Rhoades pitched well for Cincinnati but the Reds lost lead in the ninth as St Louis tailenders exploded for three runs. Patsy Donovan sparkled with a first inning double play and Corcoran delivered key hits guiding Cincinnati to the 5 to 4 win before 2,000 at the bat.
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Tebeau Seeks Players as Lobittsville Club Visits City
George Tebeau, owner and manager, arrives with the Lobtisville club known as the White Wings to meet Keller and discuss adding a player or two. He mentions Turner as a standout in the infield and contemplates consolidation plans for a two-club league in major cities. Daly and Dolan wired in to join. Beckley also traveling. Steinfeldt sidelined by injury.
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Leever Handcuffs Chicago in Pitt April Ride
In a sharp pitching duel at Pittsburg on June 15 Leever stars for the home club, shutting out Chicago as Menefee also pitches well. The 6,400 crowd sees a classic low scoring affair with Brannfield’s three base hit and sharp defense turning a key double play.
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Reds Planning Trades to Move Beckley and Poole
Reds manager Kelley aims to trade Jake Beckley and Kadie Poole to Philadelphia for a first baseman. Beckley would stay at third until Steinfeldt returns, then move to first. Poole may be spared as a pitcher. Daly remains at second as the planned infield shifts are tested for the rest of the season.
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Washington Beats Detroit In Close Baseball Contest
Washington defeats Detroit 2 to 1 as Patten bests Mullin on the mound in a tight game. Attendance 1,808 with several notable plays and fielding feats noted by the Commodore Tribune.
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Gravesend Race Entries and Handicaps
The list covers Gravesend entrants across six races with weights, distances, and horse names. Key horses include Kingst Midnight Cat Sir Voorheis Hurstbourne Bon Mot Hunter Raine Bosanco Ink Dark Planet and Namcoki among others. The program shows selling and handicap events for two year olds and three year olds along with mile and furlong distances and varying weights.
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O'Day
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Steelmaker
Plank Pitches Champions Past St Louis in Philadelphia
Donahue returns after a year, delivers solid pitching as Philadelphia defeats St. Louis 8 to 4. Plank allows two triples for St Louis but a dropped ball limits the damage. Attendance 3,966. Scoring details show cross hits and multiple heroes for the Phillies.
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Columbus Triumphs Over Kansas City 6 3 In Postponed Game
Columbus defeated Kansas City 6 to 3 in a makeup contest at Columbus. Gleason starred with strong all around play while Souders suffered an early exit. Attendance was 2,359 as McMakin pitched for Columbus and Coons appeared for Kansas City in relief.
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Minneapolis Beats Indianapolis in Baseball Tilt
Minneapolis wins 8 to 6 over Indianapolis by rallying early and late. Key hits include a two-base blast by Lally and a three-base shot by Coulter, with pitching from Katoll and Thomas shaping the outcome.
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Toledo Wins Tight Milwaukee Clash in Nine
Toledo tops Milwaukee 9 to 6 in a nine inning game. Blankenship and Smith lead with two base hits each, German and Meredith combine on pitching, and Wood steals a base. Final totals show Toledo with 6 runs and Milwaukee 9 runs.
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Ohio State and Toronto Duke football game announced
Ohio State University and University of Toronto officials announced a forthcoming football game between the two institutions. Specifics on date and venue were not provided in the fragment.
Price Hill team battles in rough Sunday contest at Lexington
Catcher Marke leads Price Hill with a hard working behind the plate as the Manhattans fall to a two run margin. The infield duo Reddy Mackix and Tommy Mack shine at second and short while Manager Sullivan eyes a new first baseman third baseman and an outfielder to complete a championship roster.
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Savable and Irish Lad Duel for American Derby
Chicago reports a heavy betting day on Savable and Irish Lad as favorites for the American Derby. Savable fell to 2 to 1 while Irish Lad moved from 4 to 1 to 3 to 1, with Claude also showing strong Derby prospects as bookmakers adjust odds. Final workouts are planned midweek at Washington Park for the Derby contenders.
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Fragmentary Race Horse Draw Names Across Listings
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Cambridge to host Harvard lacrosse in international clash
New York June 16 International lacrosse gains pace as Oxford and Cambridge teams arrive to face Harvard at Soldiers Field Cambridge. The contest marks the first international lacrosse encounter on this side of the Atlantic and is a highlight of commencement week. The Oxford group includes veterans of the game from their university.
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Badger Girl wins Petite Stakes amid big crowd at Harlem
Badger Girl, an added starter, was backed from long odds and won the Petite Stakes at Harlem. Fred Cook's Determination finished second with Clay. Bros.' Memories and John's Handsome Lorry trailed. Several accidents occurred in the first race including a false start and falls. Foresight took the six furlong first race with a shocking finish.
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Two'stake Races Run in Mud at Gravedead Meet
Heavy rains turned the track to mud at Gravedead New York on June 15. The May Stakes headlined the card with Africander among favorites. W. Ri. Gonson captured the feature while Tepee led in a Astoria Stakes drive for two-year-olds and other races produced mixed results.
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Scorpio Helps Edge Frank Bell In Six-Furlong Sprint
An eager crowd at the Fair Grounds watched a six furlong race for three year olds and up. Scorpio wore down Frank Bell to win by a neck after a slow start by Father Weather and Santa Vertura. Ann Davis Mafalda and Charles Remsey were noted as winning favorites.
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Derby workouts at Hawthorne report mixed results
The morning at Hawthorne featured Derby workouts with Ed Corrigan and MtGowan among others showing mixed form. Times ranged from a mile in 1:14 to fractions, while several horses breezed three-eighths and five-eighths, highlighting Kentucky Derby contenders and other scraps in a cloudy track day.
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Cornell Names New Baseball Captain
James Brewster Jr. of Akron is named captain of the Cornell University baseball team in Ithaca New York. The selection highlights Brewster as a leader for the upcoming season and reflects the squad’s preparation under Coach.
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Derby Interest Heats Up At Washington Park
The American Derby at Washington Park Chicago drew record interest with a big crowd expected. Weather is a key factor. a clear day helps the track fast while rain could spoil the event and the outcome.
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Mrs Frank Foster Wins Consistent Race Mare Victory
Detroit June race notes show Mrs Frank Foster, a consistent winner at Kennings, defeating Corrigan's Sardine in the free handicap at Cross Pointe. Favorites plus several longshots placed. track weather clear and races run at various distances with noted times and top finishers.
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Schorr Retires Two Horses to the Stud in Kentucky
John W. Schorr arrives in Lexington with two notable racehorses Ordnung and Silverdele from New York to be turned out. Ordnung goes to John B. Ewing’s WI Harnette stud and Silverdele to O. H. Chenduit’s Sgenathrift stud. If they cannot stand to breed next year they will be retired to the farms where they now reside along with fourteen other horses owned by J. B. Hargin and partners A. Belmont and George M Whitney.
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Demontreville Released by Washington Club
Washington announces the unconditional release of Eugene Demontreville a second baseman who had been with the team for some time and seen service in games earlier this season.
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