Red’s New Pitcher Signed and Club Turmoil Amid Results
Arch ie Summel signed by Allen town team as new pitcher amid managerial disputes with Geier Tannehill and Pittsburg club tied to Ewing. Yesterday’s results show Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 4 Boston 12 New York 1 Pittsburg 8 Chicago 1.
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Reds Sign Archie Suimmer and Plot for Geter Trade
Chicago to Cincinnati move follows Suimmer's release from Allentown after strong endorsements from baseball figures like Billy Sharsig. Reds seek a right handed pitcher to back Ed Scott and fill out the rotation as Comiskey pursues Phil Geier. Quinn strengthens infield depth amid Steinfeldt and Quinn dynamics.
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Manager Watkins Fails to Secure Geier and Rebounds with Richter
Indianapolis June 20 Manager Watkins offered for Phil Geier of the Cincinnati Club but John T Brush refused the deal. Watkins could trade a pitcher, but declined. Geier loss leads Watkins to sign John Richter from Worcester and Louisville last year, leaving Indianapolis crippled as Hartzel battles typhoid fever and Seybold and Hogrlever face injuries.
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Outfielder Flynn Struggles as Team Faces Eastern Trip
The club relies on Flynn the substitute outfielder who is in poor shape while Hickey is admitted with charley horse and first baseman Kelly bruised in the thumb. The team departs tomorrow for a second Eastern trip with Detroit and Buffalo on the schedule. Manager Watkins seeks a Cincinnati amateur fielder after failing to reach him.
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Hoosiers fail to sign local star Lefty Geyer
Manager Watkins of the Indianapolis team tried to lure amateur player Lefty Geyer with a handsome offer. Geyer declined to leave his shoe making job and stay with his sister in the city. Watkins will seek another source for the crippled Hoosiers.
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Allen Will Permit Quinn To Displace Steinfeldt
Special Despatch from St Louis reports Joe Quinn and Theo Breitenstein, given a day’s respite by Cincinnati manager Allen, left for Chicago. Allen announced Quinn would play second base and Steinfeldt remain the team’s utility infielder. Steinfeldt’s defense in four games was outstanding. outcome depends if Quinn replaces him immediately.
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Philadelphia Beats Brooklyn in Exciting League Showdown
Philadelphia gains the lead in the league race by defeating Brooklyn 6 5 at the Polo Grounds. Frazer walked five and Kennedy twice as many as Frazer, while Keeler Flick and Chiles homer highlighted the offense. Attendance 7 195. Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 6. Earned runs 4 to 2. Time two hours fifteen minutes. Umpire O Day.
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Pirates Rout Chicago in 8 to 1 Victory at Chicago
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 8 to 1 as Chicago committed seven errors and ten singles. McCormick and Chance had Chicago's only runs in the ninth. Killen pitched poorly on the home field while Ritchey starred for Pittsburgh and McCarthy made a great one hand catch. The series with Cincinnati was set to begin tomorrow with Reds visiting after a fire destroyed their stands.
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Boston Slaughters New Yorks as Carrick Falls Early
The Boston team defeated the New Yorks at Polo Grounds. Carrick was knocked out after giving up twelve hits in three innings before Cogan relieved. Hickman left with a split finger, Grady moved to third, and Cuppy’s pitching with Sullivan and Bowerman’s catching highlighted Boston’s win. Attendance 3,800.
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Baker’s Wildness Costs Buffalo in Hoosier Loss
In Indianapolis on June 20 the Buffalo club fell 5 to 3 as Baker struggled, and Indianapolis benefitted from timely hits. Gettman and Andrews led Buffalo with multiple hits, while Hallman and Powers contributed aboard. Barnes pitched for Buffalo with six walks and two strikeouts.
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Minneapolis Suffers Second Loss to Kansas City
The Minneapolis team fell to Kansas City in the second game of the day. Highlights include a home run by Jacklitsch and two-base hits by Jacklitsch O'Brien Farrell and Coughlin. Pitchers Ehret and Lee split the game with respective strikeouts and control stats. Attendance reached 1,000 as the game lasted one hour and forty five minutes with umpire Sheridan.
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Chicago Beats Milwaukee In Tight Baseball Contest
The home team hit Rettger at will and won a steady game as Milwaukee offered little against Denzer. Isbell's work a third was the feature with 900 in attendance. Denzer pitched well for Milwaukee but Rettger earned the decision.
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Highlands Beats Williamsburg in 9 to 4 Baseball Game
The Highlands defeated Williamsburg Ky by 9 to 4 with strong pitching from both sides. Managers praised Felix for fair treatment as Highlands travel to Harrison Ohio Sunday. Addystons seek July dates and boast a one handed center fielder.
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West Virginia State Tournament Shoots Two-Day Scores
At Beechwood Rod and Gun Club Charleston WV on June 50 the second day of the State Tournament listed scores for 10 events and tomorrow 5 more with competitors including Mallory Lanier Gamble Trimble Heikes Fanning and Hood. 185 targets were recorded and the balance of events leads to the State championship at West Virginia.
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Indiana Trap Shooters League two-day state event opens
Hartford City and Indianapolis shooters lead after day one in the state team match with 49 of 50 targets. In a tiebreaker Cooley Forbis and Tripp Britton each finished with full 60 birds. Cooley posted a 45 straight record as the crowd watches tomorrow’s individual state championship.
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Letter carriers urged to read Commercial Tribune issue
The Commercial Tribune reminds letter carriers to read the Sunday edition dated June 24 for any notices, updates, and guidance relevant to their routes and duties.
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Bookies Win Big as Winter Triumphs at Newport
At Newport yesterday Winter led a clear field in the mile race while several longshots paid off for bookmakers. Dan O Briens Menace and Blenheim also won, with Goose Liver and Violet Parsons among the notable placers. Latonia’s Himyar Stakes drew Van Duren and Florizar as contenders amid poolroom intrigue over race results.
Latonia Stakes Looms as Himyar Stakes Highlights Three Day Meet
Latonia opens a three day racing weekend with the Himyar Stakes a key $5 000 event for three year olds Four newcomers Greenock and Star Chamber join established rivals Fiorizar Highland Lad and others Greenock ridden by Tommy Burns Star Chamber to be ridden by Devin The sale of Drogheda to H Eugene Leigh for 3000 headlines the day as the two year old Colt moves to eastern tracks and Latonia season winds toward its close with eight racing days left in the circuit
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Himyar Stakes at Latonia Attracts Top Colts In 1890s Racing
The Himyar, a famed Latonia race for three year olds at one and one eighth miles, acts as Derby’s sequel with strong rivals like Greenock and Star Chamber shipping from St Louis. Although Derby winner Lieutenant Gibson is absent due to the American Derby, the field remains evenly matched and the $5,000 gross purse heightens the stakes as the race draws noted turf stars and a historical summary follows.
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Glenellie Cruises In Rosebud Stakes At Sheepshead
At Sheepshead Bay on a warm day with light fields Glenellie clear favorite wins the Rosebud Stakes for two year old fillies. Imp 131 pounds wins the handicap in clever style. Other races include the Bay Hurdle won by Dr Eichberg with Ronkokonoma and Her Ladyship among the placegetters.
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Steeplechase Drama Ends With Jockey Firing Off
Chicago June 2 The Harlem steeplechase drew ten horses with no falls. Lord Chesterfield led until the final jump when he bolted left, rider Flynn denied bets after judges ruled he anticipated a bolt. Sly set a 6 1/2 furlong world record 1 19 a crowd approved the decision.
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Thoroughbred Race Card Summary at Davenport Meeting
In the Davenport meet we list results and starters across six races. Notable entries include Viking with 130 pounds and Jane Wood among a crowded field, with times around 1 01 and 1 53 for respectively the fifth and sixth races.
Fox Bard Wins Long Stakes At Fair Grounds
At St Louis on June 20 Fox Bard a 40 to 1 long shot won the day’s feature over Stright Night by a neck in the longest race. The three year old by The Bard Fox Tail carried 79 pounds and led a crowded field including Lena Williams Miss Loretta Mascagni and Time. Other races saw South Breeze Wild Pirate Amoroso and Gibraltar among the winners with various odds and times listed.
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Horse Races At Buffalo Feature Favorites and Outsider Victory
Buffalo June 20 four favorites a well played second choice and a backed outsider finished in front of Ft Erie Stewart was set down for a week for crowding with Rabinta Weather fine Track fast First Race Selling seven furlongs Alex McDonald 2 to 1 Icedrop L Thompson 5 to 2 A Winner E Flinn 3 to 1 Time 1 28 Jacoma Hesitation Daryl Wood Leca finished as named Jam Race For two year olds selling Reluctant Landry 8 to 5 Pill Massie Flint 6 to 5 Rabinta Stewart 25 to 1 Time 0 49 Daisy Chain John Potter Cupa Diddie Pontolus finished as named Third Race Handicap one mile John Halsey Postel 2 to 1 Lady of the West Weber 7 to 2 Royal Sterling J Daly 2 to 2 Time 1 41 Sister Alice Lizzie Kelly Sheth as named Fourth Race For two year olds 5 furlongs Gray Dally 108 McQuade 4 to 5
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Horse Racing Results from the Sixth Race Card
In the sixth race selling event over six furlongs Nancy Till led with 105 pounds and paid 8 to 1. Dangerous Maid carried 104 pounds and paid 2 to 1 while Ocie Brooks at 101 pounds paid 2 to 1. Time finished near the front with a 1.15% time. Second and other named runners included Sir Blaze Nimrod and Matoaka with Arlington among finishers.
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Aussie Clay Wins Roadster Race at Overland Park
Denver reports At Overland Park in the free for all roadster event Aussie Clay won both heats. Best time recorded 2 13 4 Trilby was the sole other starter in the event.
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Yearling Horse Sale at Sheepshead Bay Auctions Strong Prices
At Sheepshead Bay the American Horse Exchange hosted a sale of yearlings from the Dixiana Lerchmont and Mere Hill studs. Prices ranged from 500 to 1650 dollars with notable bids for horses sired by Imp. Ben Stromi and Halma The Heroine. Purchasers included T. Welch J. H. McCormick F. Brown and others.
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YMCA Handicap Field Day Opens at Chester Park
Ninety athletes registered for the YMC A event at Chester Park with races from 50 to 440 yards plus hurdles and jumps. The 2:30 pm program includes a five inning baseball game and ribbons for first and second places, with free grounds and grandstand admission for members and friends.
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Reserved seats on sale for People's Theater boxing card
Next Tuesday night at the People's Theater features at least three star bouts. Joe Gans will defend against Barney Furey in fifteen rounds, with Lyons and Schreck and Bripp versus Cullen also on the bill. Returns from Sharkey and Ruhlin will be read via special wire from the stage.
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Penn athletes sail for Paris Olympics from Philadelphia
The University of Pennsylvania track team departs Philadelphia for New York to sail to Southampton aboard the Southwark. The squad includes Captain Kranzlein, Captain-elect McClain, Grant, Mechling, Baxter, Drumheller, Hare, Remington, Bushnell, Colbett, Tewkesbury, Orton, B. W. Frazier, Frank B. Ellis, and Coach M. C. Murphy.
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Mieses Leads After Draws as Brilliancy Prizes Awarded
In Faris on the final round Mieses defeated Mason while Lasker drew Tschigorin. The results let Mieses share seventh and eighth prizes with Marco Schlechter. In the afternoon the committee awarded brilliancy prizes to Mieses for his game with Janowski and to Tschigorin for his game with Mortimer.
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Tragic Streetcar Collision Claims Life of Alonzo Hays
Alonzo Hays of 3079 West Sixth Street died after a Tuesday streetcar crash at Court and John Streets. He suffered a brain concussion and internal injuries, and the coroner ordered a postmortem to support an inquest.
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Street Railroad Men Interested in Commercial Tribune
Readers in the street railway sector will find value in the Commercial Tribune issue dated Sunday June 24, featuring industry notices, schedules, and updates relevant to street car operations and public transit policy.
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!