O'Day Accused Umpire Sandbagging Reds
In a Pirates win over Cincinnati 2 0, umpire O'Day called a key pitch a ball in the ninth allowing two late runs. Jesse Tannehill pitched well for Pittsburgh while Hahn matched him until the decisive sequence. Bransfield and Leach forced two runs on a long first fly, with Poole and Magoon failing to spark a late rally for Cincinnati.
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Hankerine O’day
Uncle Nick
Reds
Pittsburg
O'Day
Leach
Bransfield
Hahn
Wagner
Barey
Poole
Tannehill
Jesse Tannehill
Magoon
Ely
Zimmer
Steinfeldt
Clarke
Peitz
Dobbs
Ab.r
Bh.sb.sh
Bbini
Hahn, Bilusics
RTS
PITTS
Diastase
Fos
Asupessshnes
Irwin
O’day
O'Day Blunder Sparks Cincinnati Uproar In Baseball
Cincinnati fans denounce Hank O'Day after a disputed third strike call on Bransfield cost the Reds the game. President Brush and Dreyfuss face calls to reexamine umpiring as Rosie's status and team prospects are debated, with Magoon, Schwab, and Donovan figures noted.
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O'Day
Reds
Itsburg
Burkett and teammates power St. Louis past Brooklyn 11 to 5
St. Louis toppled Brooklyn 11 to 5 as Burkett Heidrick and Padden powered the offense with four clean drives in five at bats. Burkett scored all four times as Lefty Davis stood out at bat but support failed. Attendance 16,000 as Kitson endured a rough day.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago and New York battle to a 4 4 tie in dreary finish
Chicago and New York split the 14 inning game with a 4 to 4 tie. Errors and strategic steals helped Chicago build a three run surge in the second inning. New York climbed back with two runs in the eighth on four timely hits and a pair of singles. Attendance reached 9,600 as Van Haltren and Hartsel led the clubs with solid performances.
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Chicago
New York
van Haltren
Menefee
St Louis to Get Two Baseball Clubs Next Season
Cleveland club president Kilfoyl says Milwaukee will move to St Louis, expanding the American League to a two club lineup in St Louis. Cleveland will keep an American League team for local popularity as attendance rises. Fourth of July games in Cleveland with Chicago are expected to draw at least 25,000 fans. Kilfoyl dismisses transfer rumors as pipe dreams.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Kilfoyl
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Jeague
Chicago
Iecene
Baseball Scoring Summary At The Field
Van Haltren and Selbach hit two base hits while Bowerman doubles. Kahoe delivers a sacrifice. Dexter McCormick Green Hartsel Strang steal bases. Double plays involve Hickman Nelson Ganzel and Hughes Dexter. Hughes fans 11 Phyle 7. Bases on balls Hughes six Phyle three. Wild pitches Phyle two Hughes one. Time two fifty. Um pire Cunningham.
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Strang
M'Cor
Chicago
N. York
New York
van Haltren
Selbach
Bowerman
Kahoe
Dexter
McCormick
Green
Hartsel
Hickman
Nelson
Ganzel
Hughes
Phyle
Cunningham
Pitcher Watkins Quits Baseball for Medical Career
Dayton Ohio June 16 Pitcher F C Watkins once a popular southpaw in the Interstate League and a recent University of Michigan graduate has written manager Armour of Dayton that he will quit baseball to take up duties as a physician in a Cleveland hospital. Watkins pitched three seasons in the league and was among its best left handers. He had planned to return June 20 but declined after a good position was offered. His loss is keenly felt by Dayton.
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Hank O'Day
Bransfield
O'Day
O’day
Cincinnati
Reds
Hahn
Peitz
McPhee
McKee
Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Amos Rosie
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Brush
Rosie
Rusie
Amos
Redeye
Emil Habeer
The
Shamrocks
Uly
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
F. C. Watkins
University of Michigan
Armour
Cleveland
Watkings
McCoy Seeks World Title Fight With Jeffries
Tom O Rourke manager for Kid McCoy telegrams Jeffries challenging for the heavyweight title. He offers to fight anywhere any time for the best purse and any side bet. McCoy plans a city boxing club debut near New York and may hunt Fitzsimmons or Sharkey if Jeffries refuse.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Tom O'Rourke
Kid McCoy
Jeffries
O'Rourke
McCoy
Saratoga
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Constitution Ready to Sail in Morning
The Constitution’s riggers and several crew members finished the rigging in Bristol Rhode Island on June 16, allowing the crew to hoist the yachting ensign New York Yacht Club pennant and owner’s absence sign. A large crowd gathered as steam yachts passed through the harbor to view the cup defender.
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Bristol
R. I
Constitution
New York Yacht Club
Marion Loses To Indianapolis In Wild Fielding Game
Marion drops game to Indianapolis 8 to 4 at Marion as errors and loose fielding spark a rally. Indianapolis rapped 15 hits though many came after the side should have retired. Umpire Latham ruled Bey safe at first in the second inning, enabling two runs after two were already out.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
Ind
Martion
Indianapolis
Latham
Bey
Mari’n
Mari’n. Ab.h.o.a.e.| Ind. Ab.h.o.a.e
Beecher
Byers
Kelner
Dennes Passae
Truby
Smink
Wright
Hickey
Heydon
Flynn
Balla
Alloway
Pfeister
Umplire— Latham
Mullaney’s left field homer keys Columbus win over Wheeling
Mullaney drilled a first inning homer for Columbus as they add three more runs in the third before rain halted play in the seventh. McMakin and Streit controlled the Wheeling bats, limiting them to four hits. Mullaney became the first Columbus Ball Park player to homer over the left field fence.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Columbus Ball Park
Louisville Eases Past Pardee After Slow Batting Display
In Louisville on June 16 the home team could not hit Pardee while Toledo pitchers Weggins and Weyhing dominated. Gauly and Foutz connected for extra base hits, with a two base hit by Gauly and a three base shot by Foutz. Carg hit a home run and Grim collected a hit as Louisville put up 6 runs on 7 hits while Toledo tallied 14 runs on 21 hits.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Pardee
Toledo
Weggins
Louisy
Lally
Foutz
Grim
Weyhi
Grim We Evans
Woodl
Gauly
E Smith
Park Will Remain Open in Hamilton Amid Depression Denial
Hamilton Ohio June 16 The report Lindenwald Park would close due to ongoing business depression was vigorously denied by Park Manager Foster who said the park will stay open despite the rumors and economic conditions.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Lindenwald Park
Ae Ae
Milton
Foster
Amateurs Triumph as Muldoon Pitcher Dominates Covington
The Muldoons led by a superb pitcher from Utopia Ohio, Case, silenced Covington at Covington Ball Park. Case shut down the heavy hitters nine innings, Casey starred at second, and every Muldoon contributed to raise bats against Green and company. Covington’s lineup struggled as Lloyd had an off day and the defense supported the ace through the game.
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Covington
Muldoon
Lloyd
Casey
Green
Bellevue Browns Triumph Over Edison Nine 6 to 1
Bellevue Browns defeated the Edison club 6 to 1 at East Newport Park. Pitcher Kissinger struck out ten, retiring every batter as Red Perry and Crail excelled in the field. Hays and Crail contributed in the Browns’ strong defense while Edison’s Hunsche was the standout at third base.
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Bellevue Browns
East Newport Park
Crack Edisons
Cincinnati
Shang Kissinger
Red Perry
Cra
Hays
Edisons
Hunsche
Peds
Mote
Browns
Ab.h.o.a.e
Edison
Ab.h.o.a.e. Hays
Hempfill
Crail
K'ib’ger
Perry
Klseger
Fuller
Putman
Kissinger
Baker
Bond Hills Defeat Navys Before Crowd at Bond Hill Park
Stockman pitched another strong game for Bond Hills as they beat the Navys yesterday at Bond Hill Park in front of a large crowd. Stockman has eight straight victories and will try to repeat against the Shamrocks at League Park next Sunday.
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Bond Hills
Navys
Bond Hill Park
Stockman
League Park
Shamrocks
Stock- San
MecMickens
Dayton
Nd Hill Park
Diehl
McMicken
Spiders
Meyer
Tietmeyer
Doerman
Red Perry
East Newport Park
Bellevue Browns
Admirals
Gerdes Soubrettes
Judge Tafts
Bellevue
Ft. Thomas
Clarks
Burnets
Meccas
Bromleys
Brighton Grays
Groun
Admirals Triumph Over Superbas 3 to 1 in Pitchers' Battle
In a standout Norwood Inn Park matchup, the Admirals edged the Superbas 3 to 1 after a pitchers' duel between Breitenstein and Lloyd. Lloyd yielded two hits over nine innings while Breitenstein allowed four. Doyle and Geyer contributed notable defensive plays for the Superbas, and Burke and Barlow sparked the Admirals with key baserunning and hitting.
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Admirals
Superbas
Norwood Inn Park
Norwood
Lloyd
Breitenstein
Young Doyle
Greenfield, C
Geyer
Burke
The
Barlow
Jennings to Play for Baltimore American Team
Baltimore June 16. Manager McGraw says Hughey Jennings will join the Baltimore American team despite Ban Johnson. Jennings has been in contact with McGraw, and a recent letter confirms he will arrive Wednesday to cover first base for the Orioles. The dispute with Johnson intensifies as Baltimore officials back McGraw in the league power struggle.
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Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
McGraw
Ban Johnson
Hughey Jennings
Baltimore American
Jennings
Hughey
Oriole
Baltimore Club
League
Johnson
Anchors Rout K C Club In 12 to 5 Victory
The Ludlow Anchors defeated the K. C. Club of Covington 12 to 5 at the Anchors grounds. Anchors in fine form as Berte and Volterman starred for Bromleys and Brighton Grays were led by Boehning.
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Bertie
Volterman
Bromleys
Martin
Hammersmith
Boehning
Brightons
Cincinnati
Berte
Maevinere
Brighton Grays
Ludlow Anchors
K. C
Covington
Avondale A C Leads Saturday Afternoon League Preview
Amateur baseball fans buzz over Avondale Athletic Club climbing to first in the Saturday Afternoon League standings chasing Commercial Tribune medals. Milfords loom as rivals while Globe-Wernicke and Norwood face mixed fortunes as Batavia awaits Milfords on July 4.
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Avondale Athletic Club
Avondale Boys
Commercial Tribune
Avondale
Crane
Bingle
Milfords
Gatch
Avondales
Globe-Wernicke
Avondale Grounds
Harry Wayne
Wayne
Aryondales
College Hill
Norwoods
Norwood
Charlie Dreihs
Bass
Tarbill
Leverone
Batavia
Derby Field Eight Narrowing for American Derby
Chicago June 16 The American Derby field is shrinking with about fifteen horses expected to start. Commando Conroy may skip the West while The Parader draws a large commission lowering Wilson horse odds. Schorr stock rises after Silverdale's St Louis Derby win with Lady Schorr likely a strong contender. Apparent sure starters listed.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Commando
Conroy
Wilson
Schorr
Silverdale
Lady Schorr
Cincinnati Shooters Defeat Hoosier Team in Indy match
The Indianapolis Rifle Club hosted a second shoot between Indianapolis and Cincinnati teams at a new park south of the city. Cincinnati won with 5,073 points to Indianapolis 4,694, a 379 point margin. each side had fourteen men with twenty shots per man. Individual scores followed.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Rifle Club
Cincinnati
New Shooting Park
Eastern Indiana Fair Circuit Opens in Middletown
The Eastern Indiana Fair Circuit will open in Middletown from July 30 to August 2 with nine races and a top purse of $200. The circuit includes Greenfield, Hagerstown, New Castle, Elwood, Muncie, Indianapolis, Richmond and Portland with events scheduled through August in several towns.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Middletown
Hagerstown
Greenfield
New Castle
Elwood
Muncie
Indianapolis
Portland
Bezenah Beats Jones In Sabbath Afternoon Fight
In a ten round close contest Gus Bezenah earned a decision over Walter Jones after a hard fought bout behind closed doors. Bezenah won on a narrow margin though both fighters endured heat and punishment with no knockdowns.
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Bezenah
Jones
Gus Bezenah
Walter Jones
West End
Berenah and
Olympian Outpaced in Grand Prix Paris Race
Cheri won the Grand Prix de Paris with Tibere second and Lady Killer third after Olympian led early but faded on the incline. American jockey Rigby rode Cheri to victory with Henry scoring a string of near-misses. Final times: 3 minutes 19 seconds. mutuals totaled 1,706,840 francs.
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Paris
Cheri
Tibere
Lady Killer
Olympian
Henry
Winnner
Lasts
Rigby
William K. Vanderbilt
Dolphin
Kiam K. Vanderbilt
Monoeciarx
Dido
Lester Reiff
Mutuals
New Paradise for Cycle Racing Men in Butte
Professional and amateur cyclists in and around Butte Montana will welcome the completion of a saucer shaped board track by the Butte Athletic Association. The nine lap to the mile course is among the fastest in the country and nightly meets run June 29 to September 15 with $300 in cash prizes per night. Entry blanks may be obtained from John B. King of the association. all events sanctioned by the National Cycling Association.
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Butte Athletic Association
Butte
Mont
John B. King
National Cycling Association
Thoroughbred entries race day card from Highland Park
A dense list of race entries for multiple races across the day. Horses and weights include Sanders 123 lbs and The Musketeer 116 in the first race, plus Meditation 110 and Grail 120 in the Rosebud. Several races feature two year olds and turf and selling events with numerous named horses and weights.
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Sanders
All Green
the Musketeer
Patent
Tower of Candles
Glen Nellie
Ventura
Malster
Bedner
St. Finnan
Frankfort
Rosebud
Alsike
Wayward Boy
Young Dixon
Big Gun
the Corinthian
Seminole
Bombshell
Cherished
Borough
Vitellius
Tom Kenny
Outlander
Puritan
Water Color
Gay Boy
Peninsula
White Owl
Father Weather
Dolando
Dread
Ben Viking
Intrusive
Alard
Barretto
Himself
Oneonta
Bonnie Maid
Descubridora
Nancy Seitz
Kildarlie
Give
Templar
Little Veronica
Sauce Boat
Remsen
Icon
the Brother
Dominick
the Boer
Meade Belle
Tax Man
Josephine Monaghan
Tom Crabb
Contestant
Quick
Vaninia
Impressive
Pearl Ban
Garter
Jeannot
Waterhouse
Randy
Iam
aKasio
Dollie Wagner
Beau
Bicycle Vendor Albert Lutz Drops Dead in Terre Haute
Albert W. Lutz, 50, well known in Terre Haute for making and selling brooms, collapsed on his bicycle and died after a prior paralysis episode. He rode the wheel daily while peddling his wares.
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Commercial Tribune
Terre Haute
Ind
Albert W. Lutz
Chicago tracks may close as Newport reaches sixty day mark
The Newport meeting reaches day sixty amid track bid to halt Chicago racing. John Condon wields power and clashes with local officials while Fowler says Chicago tracks could close after Washington Park, with betting revenues uncertain. The Havelock Aledi match is off and today is ladies day.
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Newport
Chicago
John Condon
Fowler
Frank Fowler
The
Turf Congress
Condon
Harlem
Hawthorne
Myse
Washington Park
Havelock
Aledi
Sullivan
Hall
Newport Entries and Race Weights Across Six Furlong to One Mile Cards
Detailed listing of entry weights and horses for six horse races at Newport. First race six furlongs lists Lizetta S to The Tramp and others with weights. Second race five furlongs names Cubanite to Electrolytic with weights. Third race seven furlongs includes Robt. Gray Ibe to Rice and John McElroy. Fourth race one mile features Bean to Birdie May. Fifth race six and a half furlongs shows Queen Quality to Minnie B. Sixth race one mile lists Princess Evelyn to Colonel Strathy with weights.
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Harry Wilson
Axminster
Corinne Unland
Flora Way
Lawrence M
Jennie Day
Ficher
Nellie Waddell
Best Mach
J. Samelson
Horse
Arlean B
Hat Mitchell
Blue Mantle
Lord Quex
CH. T. Griffin
Guy H
Moses
Uncle Tom
John Drake
Plead
Secundus
Gawaine
Flaneur
Barbara B
Jingle Bell
Coronatus
Isen
Viking
Crystyne
Rang
Fancy Wood
el Caney
Iba
Inter
Doasterswivel
Refugee
Prestar
Zacatosa
Locochee
the Bondman
Hermencia
Dagmar
Little Elkin
Boomcrack
Lady Idris
Red Apple
Mary Moore
Virginia Wilcox
Barbara M
Zoradé
Sister Sarah
Patheen
Knittle
Josie F
Pirate Maid
Marie Elena
Toby Tosa
Huntressa
Fridolin
Eight Bells
Aseti
Sweet Robin
Weideman
Prince of Delight
Donna Bella
Percy R
Gala
Day
Sambet
Staff
Hi Kollar
Eda UL
Colonel Cluke
Ice
Tom Gilmore
Admiral Schley
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Quannan Parker
Celeste d’Or
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Sadie Levy
Maud Wallace
Orris
Zazel
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Nobleman
Skillman
Belle Simpson
Felix Bard
Rushfields
Propeller
Battus
Varro
Grantor
Tom Collins
Sinfi Myrtle van
Brulare
Clinton B
Trish Jewel
Ben Ledi
Jake Weber
Hi Necker
Highland Park
Lizetta S
the Tramp
Larry C
Exmoor
Phosphorous
Elsie Venner
Lucy Leach
Zolo
Jack Willis
Tom English
Kirkwood
Little Reggie
Cubanite
Georgiena
Dr. Worth
Causine
Lady In Black
Insolence
Jigger
Robt. Gray
Havelock
Baffled
Nekarnis
Utero
Teucer
Banquo N
Rice
John McElroy
Bean
Russian
Robi
Morrison
Sweet Dream
Stites
Edna Garry
Fucino
Birdie
Queen Quality
Bettie R
Tadema
the Bronze Demon
Pauline J
Prue Wood
Rosy Morn
Times Star
Charles Estes
Leetka
C. Ayres
Minnie B
Princess Evelyn
Laura's
Virginia T
Eleven Bells
Rodd
Pretty Rosie
Panswood
Pine Chip
Isaac
Colonel Strathy
Newport Selections Highlight Local Bred Horses
A list of horse names and pairings appears, including Jack Willis Elsie Venner Kirkwood and Russian Sweet Dream Edna Garry, with entries such as Pine Wood Rosy Morn Bronze Demon and Pretty Rosie Rodd King Elkwood. The fragment suggests a breeding or lineup display from Newport.
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Jack Willis
Elsie Venner
Kirkwood
Jigger
Worth—Cousine
Edna Garry
Pine Wood
Rosy Morn
Bronze Demon
Pretty Rosie—Rodd
King Elkwood
Peters of Kansas May Succeed H Clay Evans
Ex Congress man S R Peters of Kansas received a dispatch to Washington to be offered the Pension Commissioner post, succeeding H Clay Evans. President McKinley had considered ex Congress men Blue and Peters, and Peters' summons to the White House secures the appointment.
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Record-Herald
Topeka
Kan
S. R. Peters
Kansas
Washington
H. Clay Evans
McKinley
Blue
Peters
White House
Tobin Estate Sues Railroad Over Fatal Galion Visit
Maurice Tobin as administrator of John Tobin’s estate filed in Common Pleas Court seeking 10000 dollars damages from the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Railroad for John Tobin’s death in Galion Ohio in May.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
Common Pleas Court
Maurice Tobin
John Tobin
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
Galion
Decatur and Celina Tug At Old Fair Ground Park
Minor league style results from multiple towns. Celina defeats Decatur 12 to 3 at Fair Ground Park with Weber on the mound for Celina and D France handling Decatur. Other scores: Wapakoneta edges St Marys 6 to 4 in another game. Matthews tops Anderson 7 to 6 with Whipple Wolf Berry backing Matthews.
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Celina
Decatur
Wabash
Ind
Anderson
Matthews
H. E. Anderson
Whipple
Wolf
Berry
Nonneemacher
Williams
Mercer
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