Chicago Defeats Reds Behind Menefee’s Strong Pitch
Chicago wins 11 to 6 as Menefee limits Cincinnati to seven hits while Slagle Jones and Dexter spark the attack. Ewing exits after seven. Currie retires all but one hitter as Reds commit costly errors in seventh inning.
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Fogel Out Hunting Players in Pittsburg and St Louis
Horace Fogel, Freedman’s associate, arrives Boston amid pursuit of first baseman Frantz and a winning nine plan. He cites Harvard commitments and injuries like Van Halteren and Mathewson as obstacles, asserts confidence in future New York teams, and departs for the West.
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Unclear Text From Local Match Report
Fragmentary lines describe a game with bases tied to Beaumont and Ritchey. Umpire O Day is named and a time 1 50 is noted. The readable text lacks complete details of teams scores or outcomes.
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Chicago Defeats Baltimore in Error Prone Contest
Chicago and Baltimore split a doubleheader as runs came on hits and costly errors. Key players included Mertes, Davis, Green, and Howell for Chicago and Kellum on the mound, with attendance around 2,554. Another game featured Indianapolis over Minneapolis with multiple pitchers and strong fielding behind 1:45 time.
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Washington Triumphs Over Cleveland In Six-Hit Game
Washington defeated Cleveland 9 to 2 in six innings. Attendance 3,100. Pitchers Moore and Lundbloom faced heavy hits as Washington tacked on runs with two-base hits by Coughlan and Lajoie and late scoring by Hickman and Wolverton.
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St. Louis Beats Philadelphia in Tight Third Inning Showdown
In St Louis on June 2, the game featured hard hitting in the third inning as the locals pulled ahead and then held on. Wallace returned from a week off to lead the offense with a triple two doubles and a single while Wiltze struggled on the mound. Attendance was about 4,000 as St Louis won 5 to 0.
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Boston Wins Fifteenth Inning Thriller Over Detroit
In a 15 inning classic at Bennett Park, Boston edges Detroit 4 runs to 3 as Dougherty and Holmes spark late offense. Pitchers Young and Mercer duel through the long night with sharp defense and timely hits by Casey Dillon and Criger. Attendance 5,000.
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Waddell Leaves for Philadelphia American Club
San Francisco dated note reports pitcher Rube Waddell sailing east to join the Philadelphia American League club after departing the city last night for the assignment.
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Indianapolis Beats Minneapolis Twice in Baseball Sweep
Indianapolis won two games over Minneapolis by 3 to 2 and 3 to 2 in a doubleheader. Pitching and defense carried the hometown club as it completed the day with a strong showing at home.
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St Paul Defeats Louisville In Close Baseball Tilt
In Louisville on June 21 St Paul edged the host 3 1 in a tense game. Pitching miscues and late scoring kept the crowd of about 3 500 on edge as both sides battled to the final out with Tyne and Hartwell among the cited performers.
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Sure Thing Promises Atlas Bank Prize
A lottery blurb promises a $34 000 prize pool from Atlas National Bank with 1490 chances to win, noted on Bee twenty fourth page.
Fire A B H 0 O A4 E Police
The text lists player names and stats from a baseball game including two-base hits Weihe Brouthers Sinkking Kelly, three-base hits Weihe Sinkking, and pitching notes O'Brien 14 strikeouts, Bell 11, with errors and left on base details.
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Traction Club Tops Main Clerks In Pitchers’ Duel
The Traction Company defeated the Main Clerks in a pitchers’ duel up to the sixth inning as M Macbrair excelled on the mound for Home City Clifton. The Home Citys beat the Cliftons 8 to 2 in a well played game highlighted by strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Stamina boys defeat City Hall in Queen City League tilt
The Stamina team beat City Hall yesterday at Coney in a Queen City League game. Stamina took the lead by six late, with key contributions from Davis Gilligan Brandt and Johnson as pitchers and fielders, while Wakefield and Ke ylingen handled catching duties.
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Lally Suspended For Drunken Start In Columbus Game
In Columbus on June 3 a player named Dendally started the game intoxicated and did not finish. He was suspended for the balance of the game tonight.
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Atlas National Bank Lottery Odds Declared
A notice promises a sure thing with a $34,000 prize pool from Atlas National Bank. Readers are told to see the twenty fourth page for full details and the 1,490 chances to win.
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Avondale Edges College Hill For League Title
The Avondale team won the league by a clear 9 to 3 score over College Hill on Saturday afternoon. Dolan pitched well, allowing four runs in the fourth inning. Diehl and Lever stood out on defense as Avondale dominated throughout. Hits and errors are listed with players such as Keys, Tarbil, Eberle, Haberer, and Dohan contributing to the win.
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Wyeth Wins Derby Bet Sparks Western East Rivalry
Chicago dated report details post race reactions from owner Clarence Mackay trainer Charles Fill and others. Wyeth the Kentucky bred colt defeats Heno and Otis in the American Derby betting frenzy. Drake funds large bets, gate crowds surge to 20 000 with bettors shifting odds as the race unfolds.
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Norwood Ninety Nine Globe Slugger Thriller on Norwood Grounds
The Norwood and Globe teams played an eleven inning tie that shifted in the twelfth when a hit across the plate decided the game. Key players include Norwood's Dooin and Grohe with Globe’s Wernicke Becker and Casey delivering strong at bats as Malloy and Campbell toed the mound.
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St Marys Defeats Latonia In One-Sided Match
St Marys Total Abstinence Club crushed Latonia 21 to 6 in a game highlighted by pitching from Stapleton and strong batting. The box score lists Kelly Wellinghoff and Hartke among key players with multiple hits and runs.
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Corbett and Sullivan Set For St Louis Bout
The planned Young Corbett vs Dave Sullivan match in Denver was canceled due to boxing exhibit issues. Officials announced a July 3 bout at the West End Club in St Louis with both fighters weighing 127 pounds at 8 pm and a portion of receipts guaranteed.
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Washington Park Results Mixed Racing Card
Results from Washington Park feature multiple races led by Beorpia Lake and Wyeth in the Derby. Events include a six furlong three year old race and a seven furlong main event with entries such as Lucien Appleby and Aladdin while Time records approximate 1:44 and 2:40 for key legs.
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Notable jockey George Rose linked to poolroom shift
The piece hints at trouble for George Rose a top ring officer last year in the Metropolitan Turf Association circle. It notes the Jockey Club’s tactful insinuations toward critics and states Rose now runs a poolroom in the West, implying a fall from prominence.
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Derby bookies take heavy swings as Wyeth dominates bets
After the Derby crowds backed Wyeth heavily, bookmakers like Weller and O’Leary faced major losses. Gates crowd pushed Kid Weller to curb Wyeth bets while O’Leary paid heavy sums in Wyeth futures. George F. Rose and Leo Mayer exited as Wyeth odds were adjusted and field books operated alongside regulars.
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Race Track War in Sight for St Louis
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports a major race track war brewing between Chicago magnates and St Louis owners. New entrants include Otto Stifel of the St Louis Brewing Company, Tory Steuver, Forest Park Highlands, and financiers Limberg Harris and O Leary associated with local interests. The battle centers on control and profits in the St Louis racing scene.
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Royal Ensign Juds and Other Notables Listed
A list of names and pairings appears under headings for COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE TIPS in SHEEPSHEAD BAY and WASHINGTON PARK with multiple entries including Jud Otis and McCarthy, De Reszke and The Amazon, Deboe and Harry New, plus several other paired names and aliases across ST. LOUIS and adjacent locales. The fragmentary text reads like a serialized register of entrants or stage listings with minimal context.
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Connolly Beats Daly in London Boxing Bout
In London on June 21 Ed Connolly defeated Pat Daly in a 14 pound championship bout. The match drew a modest crowd and featured scientific boxing with Connolly winning most rounds. Daly, the heavier man, struggled to enter, and Spike Sullivan's group watched nearby as an American boxer watched the night unfold.
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Christ Church Triumphs In Ninth Inning Rally
Christ Church wins 6 to 2 over YMCA in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Kruse made sensational catches in left while Morgan handled five chances as Christ Church overcame two men down. O'Connor pitched for YMCA, Carter relieved for Christ Church, with McGinnis and Gillanan sparking offense for the Parish. time 2:25, umpire Eagan.
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Avondale Second Team Beats Carthage Nine 11 to 4
Avondale second team defeated Carthage nine 11 to 4 in a ten inning game. Avondale surged late scoring seven runs in the final frame off Carthage pitcher. The line score shows Avondale led by strong hitting in innings including a key 10th inning rally.
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Minor Games Round Up From Ohio In Summer BallAction
Potts struck out fourteen as Kent defeated Barberton with Bracken homering and Potts adding a triple. Steele High beat Urbana 5 to 0 in Dayton. Greenfield shut out Washington 2 to 0 at Greenfield. Ellwood City fell to Ashtabula 4 to 15 in Ashtabula. Sidney defeated Paulding 6 to 2 led by sharp fielding and key double plays.
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Donovan Beats Murphy In Fifteen Round Clash
In Oakland California on June 21 Mike Donovan defeated Tim Murphy in the final round of a 15 round bout at 152 pounds. Donovan pressed the action, flooring Murphy twice in the eighth round with right swings, as betting stayed even throughout.
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Hamilton Matinee Results At Hamilton Driving Club
Two races at the Hamilton Driving Club were declared off due to a nonmember entry and no-shows. The first race saw Sphirx Boy win with Time 1 23 and The Tramp second. The second race for a four mile dash listed Gene Decker first with John See second.
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