Won in the Ninth Newton Did Not Last Long
Breitenstein pitched better and Steinfeldt produced a stellar game as the teams posted yesterday's results. Cincinnati defeated St Louis 9 to 8 while Brooklyn beat Boston 6 to 8. Philadelphia won 2 to 1 over New York and Pittsburgh tied Chicago 1 to 1.
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Reds edge Cardinals in two hours and forty five minutes
Cincinnati won 1 to 0 at League Park as Breitenstein scored on Beckley’s misplay in the ninth. Steinfeldt starred at second with two runs and two hits as Reds gain ground in the standings. Beckley and Dillard contributed costly errors for St Louis.
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Commercial Tribune
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Cardinals
League Park
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Peitz benched for coaching violation in nine inning delay
McGraw protested to Terry as Peitz, who had retired for Kahoe, coached from the box. Terry cited rule that a retiring player may not return, ordering Peitz to the bench while Steinfeldt took the coachers' duties.
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Heine Peitz
Kahoe
McGraw
Terry
Peitz
Tebeau
Oliver
Allen
Corcoran
Ohio
Steinfeldt
Reds Break Slump as Ewing's Knicks Edge Ahead
The Reds end a week long last place spell as Ewing leads New York in a tight game. Bowing to a late surge, New York climbs from rock bottom while Cincinnati clings to hope with a renewed drive.
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Reds
Ewing
New York
Brooklyn Beats Selee Aspirants In Eleven Inning Tilt
Brooklyn wins 3 to 3? Wait. In Boston June 18 Brooklyn defeats Boston in the eleventh inning after a sequence of three singles and a critical error. Tenney's miscue sets up the pivotal runs and gives Brooklyn the victory.
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Brooklyn
Selee
Commercial Tribune
Boston
Tenney
Phillies Rally Beats Giants In A Pitcher Duel
Philadelphia defeats New York 2 1 in eight innings as pitching dominates. Delehantys single and steals set up the go ahead run while Flick sacrifice and Chiles fly produce the winning tally. Attendance 4 400 with Hawley and Bernhard as the pitchers.
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New York
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Hickman
Smith
McFarland
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Selbach
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H.O.A.E. Smith
Thomas
V'Ha'n
Slagle
Davis
Deleh'ty
Doyle
M’farl’'D
Hickm
Dolan
Crosa
Awley
Bernhard
Pirates' Long Hits Lift Pirates Over Chicago
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 4 to 1 in a listless game. Williams hit a first inning home run, Beaumont added a triple and later a double, Wagner doubled, and Chicago errors aided Pittsburg. Philippi pitched eight strikeouts, Chance left with an injury, and Ryan strained his back in the sixth.
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Commercial Tribune
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Pittsburg
Callahan
Williams
Beaumont
Wagner
Pirates
Philippi
Chance
Donahue
Ryan
Tnmings
Pittsburgh
Mertes
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Wit—Phillips
Green
Childs
Ely
Cooley
Phillips
O’brien
Hurst
Cy Seymour Wins First Game for Chicago in Debut
In Chicago, Cy Seymour pitched his first game for the White Stockings and secured a victory. The National League standings show Indianapolis leading the league with a 29 16 record, while Chicago sits at 30 21 with a .588 percentage as of June 18.
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W. L. Pe
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Detroit
White Stockings
Buffalo Wins In Final Innings At Indianapolis
Buffalo broke the game open in the last two innings at Indianapolis on June 18 scoring through hits and errors by Madison and Goar. Key players included Hogrever and Gettman for Buffalo with notable hits from Magoon and Madison. Goar and Hooker pitched, Goar allowing late runs. Attendance reached about 1,500 with Cantillon umpiring.
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Madison
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Sone Arena
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Andrews
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Heydon
Goar Hooker
Shearon
Magoo Kelly
Hogrever
Cantillon
Errors Cost Dearly Kansas City Loss to Minneapolis
Kansas City led until the ninth. a base on balls and errors allowed Minneapolis to rally for two runs and the win. Patton pitched well for Minneapolis with four hits allowed. Bailey struggled for Kansas City. Final score details and line score follow the narrative.
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Minneapolis
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O’brien
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Patten
Hemphill
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Abbatticchio
O'Brien
Farrell
Coughlin
Balk
Sheridan
Detroit Stalling Suspended. Dexter May Join Giants Streak
Detroit club faces upheaval as Stallings is suspended for ten days after clash with President Johnson. Burns seeks McCarthy or Dexter to boost the outfield while Burns negotiates with Loftus. George Nicol joins from Wilkesbarre. Detroit and Cleveland start a four game series at Bennett Park tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Detroit
Mich
Burns
Stallings
Chicago
Johnson
League
Loftus
McCarthy
Dexter
Holmes
Harley
Kansas City
George Nicol
Milwaukee
Wilkesbarre
Detroits
Clevelands
Bennett Park
Indianapolis
Jeffries Umpires Covington Ball Park Event Draws Crowds
Jim Jeffries appears at Covington Ball Park on June 24 attracting crowds. An all around sports lover, he is known for technical skill and quick judgments as an umpire whose decisions are highly regarded and in demand nationwide.
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Jim Jeffries
Covington Ball Park
Jeffries
Bookmakers in disarray as Newport track harbors upset racing
A Newport track card produced a swarm of upsets with favorites beaten by longshots. Drogheda and Georgie led the day’s dramatic results, while Overton’s ban and shifting riders sparked talk among owners and bettors.
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Newport
Latonia
Drogheda
Overton
May Cherry
Telephone Girl
Erema
Local baseball club notices seek first-class opponents
Letters from Spinney and other clubs invite managers to arrange games for upcoming weekends. Burlington, Kokomo, Lawrenceburg, and nearby towns seek matchups with first-class teams, with several players named and contact addresses provided for scheduling in June and July.
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Addyston Baseball Club
Hurbert
Gordon
Bellevue Browns
Hamiltons
Krebs
Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Thompson
Drogheda Jockey Dropped After Newport Race Controversy
Newport judges bar Overton from mounting Drogheda after a strong win with Mason riding. Earlier poor showing under Overton led to suspicions of pulling, with Owen Bradley voicing distrust. The track plans a July 4 gentlemen’s race with six amateur riders and a Tiffany & Co silver cup as prize.
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Drogheda
School For Scandal
Bonnie Lissak
Lady Bramble
Mason
Dogheda
Overton
Newport
Gladys B
Georgie
Foneda
Sim W
Tragedy
School For
Latonia
May Cherry
Telephone Girl
Erema
Owen Bradley
Sullivan
Frank Fowler
Tiffany & Co
New York
Y M C A Announces Blue Ribbon Field Meet at Chester Park
The Y M C A athletes will host their annual blue ribbon field meet at Chester Park next Saturday afternoon open to members only with at least seventy five entrants expected. Star athletes named include Critchell Spear Davies Schledorn Bass the Heintz brothers Wright and Rendigs with many more to join. Entries close June 20 and admission is free. A baseball game between Central M C A teams will also be featured.
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Chester Park
Critchell
Spear
Davies
Schledorn
Bass
Heintz Brothers
Wright
Rendigs
Paris Chess: Burn Wins Final Adjourning Match in Drawn Round
In Paris, June 18, the international chessmasters' tournament had no regular round. Mason and Burn drew their adjourned game, Brody lost to Schlechter in the day’s session, and Burn defeated Mason in the evening playoff of their drawn game. The final round is set for tomorrow, and the committee will award eight prizes instead of six.
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Burn
Brody
Schlechter
Motormen, watch the Commercial Tribune
A note invites motormen to consult the Sunday edition of the Commercial Tribune dated June 24 for railway and transit news and updates.
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the Commercial Tribune
Sly Wins Handicap at Harlem as Bangle Refuses to Run
June 18 Chicago record from Harlem races with six furlongs in focus. Sly defeats May Beach and Atlanta in the handicap while Bangle is bumped and declines to run. Frond wins the steeplechase as Myosotis rider O'Brien breaks collar bone. McIntyre suspends after Money Mass leads early in the next race.
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Harlem
Sly
May Beach
Atlanta
Bangle
Tincraft
O’brien
Frond
McIntyre
Henry Burt
Buchanan
Maldonado
Hothersoll
the Butcher
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the Conqueror
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En Adack
Shut Up
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Brisk
Emma M
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Eggerson
Sonason
Fods Caneses Cavesveses
Better B
Obsidian
Old Mike
Gallileo
Owensboro
Daisy and Grass Stakes highlight Sheepshead Bay racing
At Sheepshead Bay on June 18 the Daisy Stakes and Grass Selling Stakes headlined a strong program. Lady of the Valley dazzled in the Daisy Stakes despite 40 to 1 odds, while The Kentuckian captured the Grass Selling Stakes. Contestor and Vesuvian led in first race, Candle Black won the second, and The Kentuckian took the grass stakes with Central Trust and Decanter placing behind in tough turf sprints.
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Sum* Maries
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May Hempstead
Nanine
Owners' Handicap Brings Light Weight Stable Boys to Forefront
Racing at the Fair Grounds in St. Louis today featured a Owners Handicap event that highlighted light weight stable boys. The card showed spirited competition as jockeys and trainers aimed for early-season wins at the track.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Tulla Fonsa Wins as Dominick Rides Favorite Home
In a flat card tight with quirks the owners' handicap at 1 1 16 miles sees Tulla Fonsa ridden by Dominick prevail by a long neck over Skillman with Our Nellie third. Pinochle shows sprinting form in 6 furlongs, beating Miss Mae Day Tom Collins and King's Highway.
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Kavanaugh
Mitchell
Guide Rock
King's Highway
Free Lance shines at Ft Erie as Invasion nears Canadian mark
Buffalo June 18 Free Lance delivered the day’s top performance at Ft Erie with strong support from the crowd. Invasion clocked six furlongs near a Canadian record, while Ethel Wheat flopped early. Race summaries note prices, weights, and outcomes for multiple events, with several runners listed.
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Japanese officials arrive to study Kentucky horse breeding
Japanese dignitaries H Wada H Motoda K Tonga and N Kunoge visit Lexington to inspect Kentucky horse breeding methods. Wada is Tokyo Agriculture Director, Motoda Imperial Diet Bureau VP, with others directing Japanese stallion depots at Iunata and Miyagi. They seek American ideas for fine stock.
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H. Motoda
K. Tonga
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Miyagi
Track owners lease Empire City for September grand circuit meet
O A Jones and A J Welsh owners of the Charter Oak track Hartford lease the Empire City track near Yonkers They plan a grand circuit meeting at Empire City in the second week of September after Charter Oak closes the current meeting The move links two major harness racing venues and timelines.
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Sale of Yearlings at Sheepshead Bay
NEW YORK June 18 The Ellerslie yearlings the property of R J Hancock & Son were sold today at Sheepshead Bay Those bringing 500 and over were Ch c by Charaxus Ethie Dave Gideon 1800 B f by Charaxus Ada Bell P H Irvin i
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R. J. Hancock & Sona
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Ethie
Dave Gideon
B. F
Ada Bell
P. H. Irvin
Kreuzinger Claims Field Champion Title At Meet
Walnut Hills High School student Kreuzinger won the field title at a recent interscholastic meet amid complaints over judges tallying. He scored seventeen points including pole vault, broad jump, and 120 yard hurdle, and placed third in the 220 yard hurdle. He previously earned field honors at a Dayton dual meet.
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Woodward
Sosa Cecdonse
Walter Heintz
Hughes High School
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Kreuzinger
Dayton
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Dayton High School
Fiona Wins Dover to Heligoland Yacht Race for German Emperor Cup
The annual yacht race from Dover to Heligoland started Saturday with ten yachts. The Fiona, an eighty ton cutter owned by H. M. Rait, captured the German Emperor's cup.
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Dover
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Democrats Organize West Virginia Campaign Leadership Named
In Parkersburg on June 18 the State Executive Committee chosen at the recent state convention organized at the Blennerhassett Hotel. James H. Miller, Democratic State Auditor candidate, was named Chairman with full campaign powers and authority to appoint a secretary and assistants and set headquarters. Thomas B. Davis of Keyser was appointed Treasurer with Parkersburg likely to host the headquarters, though Charleston contends to keep it.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Blennerhassett Hotel
James H. Miller
Thomas B. Davis
Keyser
Charleston
Hanged for Wife Murder in Sherman Texas
Sidney Spears was hanged at noon today for the murder of his wife on July 6 1899. He cut her throat while she was asleep in their home.
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Tex
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Letter claims Goebel killer linked to Texas
W H Culton in Frankfort jail receives a mysterious undated Texas postmarked letter from an unnamed writer admitting the Goebel murder. The author traces travel from Kentucky to Texas and claims to now work on a ranch in Texas while awaiting capture.
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W. H. Culton
Goebel
Texas
Tragic shooting near Craig wounds wife of James Banta
In Vevay Indiana Fred Gilbert aged about 20 shot Pearl Banta wife of James Banta injuring her severely in the kitchen of the Banta home. Gilbert pursued after the attack but fled and was captured later. Authorities expect him to be moved to Vevay.
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Ind
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James Banta
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Suit against press seeks to enjoin Associated Press
In Denver on June 18 the Times Sun Publishing Company filed a suit against Post Printing and Publishing Company and the Associated Press. A writ of mandamus was ordered to restrain AP from delivering day news to the Post until the plaintiff is compensated. The case is returnable Thursday at 10 a.m.
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Colo
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Post Printing and Publishing Company
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Nellie Berger Abduction Trial Highlights Jones Testimony
In Peru Indiana on June 18 special despatch reports Clyde Jones denying coercion by Nellie Berger and claiming she went with him willingly. He says Rev Tatham offered $10 to take Nellie away, but identity remains uncertain.
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Ind
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Meat Bill Delayed as Bundestag Adjourns Without Action
Berlin June 18 The Lokal Anzeiger reports that the Bundestag has not yet passed the meat inspection bill. The Interior Ministry is drafting enforcement provisions and expects substantial time. After a few more sittings the Bundestag will adjourn until autumn without action on the bill.
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