Giants Trounce Pirates Amid Scoring Spree
National League results show Pittsburgh 3 Boston 10 and St. Louis 10 Boston 0 as Chicago defeats New York 2 1 Cleveland tops Washington 2 1. Standings list Chicago leading with 30 wins, followed by Philadelphia and New York in tight contention.
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National League
Giants and Reds Game Rained Out Amid McGraw Suspension
Rain prevented the Giants from playing a doubleheader with the Cincinnati Reds in New York. Only a small crowd watched three and a half innings of the first game before rain ended play. Giants remain entangled in the McGraw suspension as Johnstone ordered him off the field last Saturday.
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Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburg Triumphs Over Boston In Ten Innings
Wagner homer in the tenth drives Pittsburg to a 6 3 win over Boston. Leach scored ahead on the clutch shot as Pittsburg breaks a 3 3 tie. Leever pitched in relief for the decisive plays.
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Rain Delays Philadelphia Chicago Game
Heavy rain in Philadelphia forces postponement of the Philadelphia Chicago baseball matchup. No new date announced.
Chicago Romps Past New York 2-1 In Pitchers Duel
Chicago defeats New York 2 to 1 as White limits the visitors to a single hit while Chicago edges ahead on a Niles double and two infield outs. Dougherty clubs a three base hit and a double steal, with Chase and Osenthal contributing in the Chicago offense. Chesbro allows three hits over the mound for New York in a sharp early summer game at Chicago.
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Dougherty Jones
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Pitcher
Cleveland Wins Eleven Inning Victory Over Washington
Cleveland defeats Washington in eleven innings with Hess batted for in the ninth and the winning run scoring with no outs. Hickman hit a three-base hit, Delahanty drove in two, and errors favored Cleveland. Berger earned the win over Washington, with 2 and 3 strikeouts, in 2 hours 11 minutes.
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Washington
Hess
Washing
Hickman
Delahanty
Bradley
Bergermith
Ington
Berger
Smith
St Louis sweeps Boston with decisive 10 to 0 win
St Louis routed Boston 10 to 0 to clinch the series as Powell labored by allowing five runs while the St Louis batting trio overwhelmed the mound. The contest capped a dominating performance by the home team on June 15.
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Boston
Louis
Powell
Hartsell Leads Boston In Scoring Shuffle
Boston offense struggles in a 9 to 5 loss to St. Louis as Hartsell posts four hits and 24 runs batted in while Gessler and Williams power a St. Louis attack. Morgan and Glaze toil on the mound with Morgan taking the loss after six and two third innings.
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Indianapolis Surges Past Kansas City 3-2 in Ninth Inning
In Indianapolis on June 15, Egan hit Coulter with the winning run in the ninth as Indianapolis beat Kansas City 3 to 2. Williams homered, Livingston and Carr contributed. Other game: Louisville opened series vs Milwaukee, winning 5 to 2 behind Puttmann.
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Coulter
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Sullivan
Kansas
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Willams
Carr
Brashear
Beckley
Cook
Carlisle
Kerwin
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Pitching duel ends in eleventh as Friel delivers decisive hit
In Columbus on June 15 the game went to the eleventh with Rogers and Wilson pitching. Friel doubled home the winning run after Raidy’s throw over third and Clarke’s fielding play sent Minneapolis down. Clarke and Raidy starred in the field as Columbus wins 1 to 0 over Minneapolis in a tight intercity matchup.
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Rogers
Wilson
Friel
Raidy
Clarke
Smith
Tme Minneapolis
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Minneapolis
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O'Brien
Congalton
Block
Kane
St Paul Beats Toledo as Mack Attends Scores Showdown
St Paul topped Toledo 6 to 5 in a high tempo game with Connie Mack of the Philadelphia team observing. Meyers of St Paul drew trade buzz as Mack reportedly made an offer for Toledo catcher Meyers while Asher limited Toledo at crucial moments.
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Local Baseball Notes and Upcoming Games in Cincinnati
The National Brass Manufacturing team seeks Saturday July 4 games after a 12 to 4 win with ten strikeouts by pitcher Tucker. Newport Hamlets tied Southgates 15 to 15 with Chan Miller making key catches. William Lindsley benefit game set at League Park with All-Pro professionals and Superbas. Tickets at Spinney's. Browning King Co. offers shirts to Wiedemann manager Nieman. Blue Grass of Newport defeated Second Infantry 12 to 2. LindeMan star pitcher knocked out. St Patricks vs Y M S No 176 5 to 3 in Hyde Park, a hotly contested W H Elder Baseball clash.
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George J. Heitzler, Jr
Mt. Washington
Tucker
J. Holmes
Baum Street
Newport Hamlets
Southgates
Chan Miller
William
Lindeman
Dowdell
St. Patrick’s
Y. M. S. No. 176
Hyde Park
W. H. Elder
Y. S
Avondale Defeats Vine and Clifton 15 to 8 in Traction League
Avondale topped Vine and Clifton 15 to 8. True and Gomfie led with two-base hits as Alspoch Cree don and Jones added line drives. Epperson earned six strikeouts and six walks while Reisenberger struck out seven. time 1 50. Umpires Nesty and Sternberg.
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Clifton
Avondale
Poteeens
True
Gomfie
Alspoch
Carroll
Tiemeyer
Creedon
Jones
C. Epperson
Epperson
Fishesser
Wykoff
Reisenberger
Bookies Return at Latonia as Rhinock and Cella Duel
Rhinock and Cella meet in New York style betting clash while mutuels stay, with admission prices cut. Waterway Wins Steeplechase and other races share the day’s action including a change in payout rules.
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Cella
New York
Waterway
Latonia to Reinstate Books and Cut Admission Price
Latonia racing eyes a return of book betting with Eastern style odds as President Rhinock and Louie Cella approve the plan. Admission drops from 1.50 to 1, most betting moves to the books amid opposition from some groups and the Racing Commission.
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Joseph L. Rhinock
Louie Cella
New York
Commercial Tribune
Cella
Racing Commission
Gossip of the Race Track Sees Mutuel Machines Retained
Celia and Rhinock keep three mutuel machines to ease issues in New York and draw Eastern turfmen to Latonia. Czar, hurt at Woolsandals, is recovering and expected to race again in a week or ten days as trainer James Griffin reports the colt improving.
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Rhinock
New York
East
Latonia
Czar
Woolsandals
James Griffin
Derby Favorite Deviser Sires Inquiry Amid Sale Talk
Early in the afternoon Mose Goldblatt training the two year old Deviser was asked by S Miller Henderson of Louisville about a price. Goldblatt wired John E Madden in New York for a bid but received no reply by nightfall.
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Deviser
Mose Goldblatt
S. Miller Henderson
Louisville
Goldblatt
Madden
New York
Gilpin Rescued to Good Standing Gains in Final Louisville Race
Gilpin, kept on the school list through the Louisville meeting and only recently restored to good standing by Holtman, started in the last race. He had a rough start and fell back, then rallied, battled in the stretch, and finished a strong second.
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King Esta
Judge Price
Welton
Gerst
Waterway
McClain
Esta
Aspirin
Ned Carmack
Robin Grey
Lomond
Deviser
Fundamental
Elizabeth Harwood
Matuels
Emily Almanac
Hamilton Brothers
Old Goldproof
al Muller
Goldproof
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E. M. Aes
Muller
Powers
Miss Alert
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Charlaten
Zna
Stronzy
Gilpin
Louisville
Holtman
Admission fee cut seen as wise amid sport sector strain
The fee reduction is viewed as the right move during continued financial stringency among sports enthusiasts. The public will have Saturday to speculate freely, leaving little room for fault finding.
Wiedemann team controversy at League Park ends game
Manager Nieman says the Wiedemann team did not leave the field after a disputed fifth inning. A double steal produced a run that counted then was erased on the scoreboard two innings later, leading to the team’s refusal to continue play.
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Nieman
Wiedemann
Two-Year-Olds Sprint and Stakes Card
The program lists six races with weights for two year olds Paradise Queen 114 and High Range 112 in the sixth race. the Kingston Steeplechase Handicap short course runs about two miles with entrants including This tledale 165 and T. S. Martin 160. other races include six furlong handicaps and selling events with a mix of horses such as Rose Beaumont Rich Sort Voodoo and Taboo among entrants. weights range from 86 to 165 pounds across the day.
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Gilpan
Mortiboy
Martin
Miss Alert
Ibs
Butler
Ned
Carmack
Taylor
Robin Grey
Traxler
Ramsy
Lomond
John Montgomery
Automatic
Landlord
Mique O’brien
McRamble
Teddy Bear
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Heidel
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McLain
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Rich Sort
Voodoo
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Yankee Tourist
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Home Run
High Range
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David Warfield
Dr. Pillow
Ate Bright
Taboo
Ruble
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Kingston
T. S. Martin
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Jim McGill
King Cobalt
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Nimbus
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Top Teams Clash for Newsboys Benefit at League Park
Avondale and Carey Lockland duel for league leadership in a Saturday League charity game at League Park to aid the Newsboys Protective Association. Reserved boxes nearly sold out, with notable attendees named. business leaders organize field day roles and event staffing for the charity baseball event.
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Lockland
League Park
Carey Lockland
Hammer and Tongs
Newsboys’ Protective Association
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M. E. Moch
Sidney Jereiberg
Louis Keifer
Frank Wiborg
John L. Shuff
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Max Co. Fleischmann
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Mike Mullen
Morris Isaacs
John H Allen
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Harry Atkins
John A.caldwell
Samuel Smith
Harry M. Hoffheimer
Otto Armleder
Robert Reynolds
Stacey Hill
Edwin C. Gibbs
Charles B. Bultman
Hille & Baur
Millard Mack
Albert Krippendorf
Walter Phillips
J. C. White
L. H. Weir
Business Men’s Committee
John A. Caldwell
Alfred Brodbeck
Morris H. Isaacs
Charles E Bultman
Michael Mullen
8. W. Monfort
Clyde Johnson
M. C. Longenecker
N. L. Pierson
Max C. Fleischmann
John E. Bruce
John T. Gallagher
Mattie Schwab
Power
2000 at Gravesend as police curb betting at New York track
At Gravesend New York on June 15 only about 2000 spectators remained as police halted betting. The crowd stayed in the grandstand amid rain while officers patrolled the betting ring and clubhouse to prevent wagers. No arrests occurred. several favorites won races including Melissa and Juggler.
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Juggler
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Notter
Dreamer
McCarthy
King Cobalt
McDaniel
Berry Maid
Demand
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Kilrain
Miller
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Jubilee
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Merry Widow
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Madman
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Nigger Baby
Burns Defeats Squires In Eight Round Fight
Paris reports Tommy Burns defeats Bill Squires in the eighth round after a tough bout. Squires pressed early rounds but Burns used stamina and ring generalship to turn the match, a stomach blow in round eight sending Squires down for the count.
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Tommy” Burns
Bill’ Squires
Neuilly
Squires
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Burns to Meet Squires in Sydney Fight for 14000
A Sydney sporting syndicate arranged a heavyweight bout between Tommy Burns and Bill Squires with a purse of 14000 to be held in the city during the American battleship fleet visit next August. The group previously deposited 10000 seeking a Burns Lang clash, a bout to follow Lang's defeat by Jack Johnson in Melbourne last year.
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District Attorney Defines Wagering Under New Antibetting Law
New York June 15 The King County Acting District Attorney Robert E Elder defined his interpretation of the antibetting law at Gravesend track. He said a bet is not a violation until concluded and noted recording or meeting to confirm the wager would breach the law. The crowd saw no betting in the ring clubhouse or grandstand with police on guard.
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King’s County
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Metropolitan Turf Association
Still Betting at Overland Park in Denver
On opening day warrants were served on all bookmakers at Overland Park charging violation of the gambling law. Bonds were posted by a security firm and operations continued as Judge Bliss issued a writ of prohibition blocking further writs or actions against bookmakers until a hearing to decide if horse race betting is prohibited by the law.
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Ft. Wayne Defeated 7-6 by South Bend in Central League
South Bend edged Ft. Wayne 7 to 6 after a close nine inning game in which South Bend built early leads and Ft. Wayne rallied. Alberts Clarke and H. Kelley combined for Ft. Wayne with Smith Lindsay and Burge on the South Bend battery as the final score stood at 7 to 6.
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Evansville Triumph Over Zanesville 7–3 in Home Win
Evansville scored seven runs on a string of hits off Guyn as they defeated Zanesville 7 to 3. Batteries Ferrias and Knoll, Guyn and Fisher contributed to the scoring and miscues by both clubs kept the game close.
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Grand Rapids Defeats Dayton 3 1 in Tight Contest
Dayton took an early lead but Grand Rapids rallied to win 3 to 1 in Dayton. Scorers included AL ELE for Dayton and strong efforts from Batteries Rowan Richardson Dickson and Bailey for Grand Rapids.
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Terre Haute Triumph Over Wheeling In Wide-Open Tilt
Terre Haute used four pitchers in a fruitless effort to stop Wheeling as the local team cruised to a 12 to 3 victory. Batteries Miner and Williams for Terre Haute. Rogers Fletcher Kirwin Williams and Houston for Wheeling.
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R. H. E. Terre
Art School for Society Women Opens in Paris
Mme Madeleine Le maire launches a Universite des Arts for women of good society to study painting without offense to delicacy. The school opens next week at 39 Rue de la Boetie, aiming to restore reverent study of the old masters amid a view of decadence in contemporary art. The American Art Association's new Art Committee includes MacCameron, Leonard Maurer, Learned, Frankl, Hildebrandt, Haskell and Brownell Corwallis.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
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Madeleine Lemaire
Universite Des Arts
Rue de la Boettie
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The
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Leonard Maurer
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Baptism Sparks Murder in Paris Suburb
Anti clerical sentiment fuels a fatal shooting in Perpignan as a man attends a baptism against his wife’s wishes. He goes to his father in law with a revolver, his brother in law is shot in the scuffle, and the killer, an Excise Department employee, faces investigation.
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Melba Fights Over Tetrazzini in Covent Garden Debate
London critics split on Melba and Tetrazzini after Melba’s Covent Garden return. One says Melba’s Mimi conveys human feeling with voluptuous charm, while another argues Tetrazzini’s greater compass and artistry moves audiences more deeply.
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Limi
Mimi
London Summer Publishing Slump Prompts Delayed Releases
London publishers report weak summer sales with books delayed until autumn. Shakespeare memorial discussions spotlight new essays including Sir Spencer St. John’s analysis. French monograph on Louisa de la Valliere translated for early publication. Rudolph Lehmann’s Memories of Fifty Years seen as timely, given his career.
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House of Commons
Despondent father shoots self after son’s death in Missouri
In Jessamine County Kentucky Marcus Cassell 55 a farmer killed his son Robert in St Louis in 1902 and then shot himself in the head with a shotgun today. He died instantly and was found by his daughter.
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