Reds Beat Chicago in Narrow Game on Strong Allens Play
Yesterday's results show Cincinnati defeating Chicago 4 to 3 as Allen's men pushed the offense. Scott delivered solid work and Quinn stood out while Steinfeldt replaced Irwin at third base. other scores include Brooklyn 12 New York 1 and Philadelphia 10 Boston 4.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Ryle
Reds
Allen
Western Avenue Grounds
Crawford
Barrett
Corcoran
Tom
Scott
Hahn
Newton
Breitenstein
Bill Phillips
Stimmel
Gibson
Summer
Philips
Avondales
Milford
Avondale
Johnson
Avon
H.O.A.E
Kreimer
Marsh
G. Diehl
Casey
Joh'n
Oi Kennedy
Wea
W. Lloyd
Jon'n
Kitty
Haf
Greene
Wood'h
Oliver
Miller
Gatch
Bass
H. Lloyd
West
EOD
Tee Wemene
C. Johnson
Reds Rally for Sevent inning Victory Over Chicago Orphans
In Chicago on June 23 the Reds defeated the Chicago Orphans in a dramatic seventh inning. Barrett doubled, Corcoran scored on a wild pitch, and Quinn delivered the tying and winning runs as Ed Scott and Tay lor dominated the pitching. Cincinnati built a late rally after Taylor shut them down for six innings and claimed a 2 1 win.
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J. Ed Grillo
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Reds
Orphans
Taylor
Quinn
Steinfeldt
Clingman
Ganzel
Sidney Lucas
Ed Scott
Scott
Childs
Mertes
McCarthy
Cincinnati
Steinfeldt Excels at Third As Irwin Is Unable to Play
Chicago game report notes Charley Irwin lamed by a sprain from soggy field. Steinfeldt filled third, performed splendidly in his first time at the bag this season. Manager praises Steinfeldt and emphasizes the need for extra players when Irwin could not play.
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Steinfeldt
Quinn
Charley Irwin
Chicago
Nichols
Beckley
Clingman
Taylor
Green
Childs
Mertes
McCarthy
Ryan
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia Beats Boston In Loosely Played Game
Philadelphia stopped the Boston club's progress today as Nichols opposed Frazer. Nichols left for Cuppy in the eighth after giving up hits. Boston could not overcome the late Philadelphia surge. Hitter details include Stahl, Collins, Tenney, Delehanty, and Fraser contributing. final score 14 to 7 in Philadelphia's favor.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Philadelphia
Bostons
Nichols
Frazer
Cuppy
Best
McFar’d
Freeman
Chiles
Lowe
Dolan
Sullivan
Cross
Nichola
Fraser
Duffy
Stahl
Collins
Flick
Tenney
McFarland
Delehanty
Enous
Emslile
Giants Not in It as Brooklyn Beats New York
Brooklyn defeats New York at the Polo Grounds in a fast exhibition game. Brooklyn scores two runs in the second and fourth innings after two outs, while New York struggles to mount a rally as Doheny errantly pitches and hits two batters.
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New York
Brooklyn
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Doheny
New Orks
St Louis Pittsburg Game Postponed by Rain
Rain and wet grounds force the postponement of the St Louis versus Pittsburg game. Weather delays alter the schedule without a new date announced.
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ST. Louts
St. Louis-Pittsburg
Champion Jeffries to umpire Covington Muldoon game today
Champion James J Jeffries will umpire the Covington versus Muldoon game at Covington Ball Park this afternoon. The debut umpiring appearance draws public curiosity as the 3 o clock start nears with 12 minute ride from Fountain Square on Main Street line. Ladies pay full admission to witness the attraction.
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James J. Jeffries
Covington Ball Park
Covingtons
Muldoons
Jeffries
Covington Park
Fountain Square
Yeager Delivers Shutout For Hoosiers In Detroit Game
Detriot pitchers held Indianapolis to two hits as Yeager dominated with strong fielding support. Magoon and Elberfeld turned in notable plays. attendance reached 3,500 as Detroit lost 3 0. The article details batting, fielding, and scoring notes with team standings context.
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Detroit
Minneaplis routs Milwaukee in hard fought baseball tilt
Minneapolis dominated a featureless game winning 4 to 1 over Milwaukee. Key players included Davis and Abbey with notable RBIs while Rettger worked nine innings for Milwaukee, yielding four runs. Attendance reached 4,000 as Sheridan umpired.
Isbell Shines as Chicago Edge Kansas City in Twelfth
In Chicago on June 23 the game went to the twelfth inning with Gear forcing in the winning run on a hit by Pitcher Padden. Isbell was the standout at bat for Chicago, as attendance reached about 3,000.
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Chicago
Gear
Padden
Isbel
Ab.h.o.a.e
K. C. Ab.h.o.a.e. Hoy
Hemphill
Brodie
Wagner
Isbell
Farrell
Shugart
Coughlin
Sugden
Stewart
Wilson
Fisher
Kansas City
McManus
Dungan
McDonald
Cleveland Defeats Buffalo in One Thirty Five
Fielding by McAleer and Carey and sharp Cleveland batting against Amole highlighted a 4 to 2 Cleveland win over Buffalo. Notable players include Genius Sullivan Hallman and Andrews with key base hits and two stolen bases. Umpire Cantillion oversaw a 95 minute game with 3,000 in attendance.
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Detroit
Ind’s. Abo
AD. Casey
Sesone See
Holmes
Ponte Ral
Harley
Magoon
Bubba
Eld
Madison
Ryan
Powers
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Barnes
Nicol
Hickey
Shaw
Richter
Yeager
Kellum
Acs
Indianapolis
Dwyer
Cleveland
McAleer
Carey
Clevelands
I.beore
Ab.h.o.a.e
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Ab.h.o.a
Pick’ng
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Ron
Sul’yan
Halligan
Flood
Ath’ton
L’cha
Shreck
Aleer
Viox
Hallman
Crish'm
Andrews
Spies
Buffalo
Sullivan
McKenna
Amole
Joseph Cantillion
Youngstown Baseball Notes and Court Action
Bill Eagan ordered back to Detroit by Nick Young. Finn signs outfielder Sam Mills from Newport N J. Judge Gillmer dismisses injunction by Mrs Mary Thorne to stop Youngstown Club at Southside Park and overrules motion for new trial in Manager Finn case. Finn counsel to appeal to the Circuit Court.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
Bill Eagan
Detroit
Nick Young
Finn
Sam Mills
Newport
N. J
Gillmer
Mary Thorne
Southside Park
Bar
Finn Will
Circuit Court
Norwood Park hosts Addystons Superbas in big day of games
Today at Norwood Park the Addystons meet the Superbas after a previous tight finish. About 200 Addystons supporters travel to the grounds while the Superbas field a strong lineup for a 3 p.m. start. Umpire McGinnis will call the game.
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Norwood Inn Park
Addysstons
Norwood Park
Addystons
Superbas
Madison Road
Hyde Park
Delta Avenue
Procter & Gamble Dominates Staminas In Ivorydale Showdown
Procter & Gamble volleyball team defeated Staminas at Ivorydale with a 24 to 8 score. Lipps homered twice and Lipps led batting. Miller and Bonnet combined for four strikeouts each while Steingrube and Holland walked four times. Umpires Long and Dee oversaw a high tempo game that featured strong pitching.
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Procter & Gamble
Staminas
Ivorydale
Lipps
Miller
Bonnet
Steingrube
Holland
Merman
Burke
Herman
Long
Dee
PL & G
H.o.ae. Stam
S. Burke
H.O.A.E. J . And'son
Hoffman
Phelan
Sellers
Creutz
Waener
Lip’man
Hugg
Cove
Leach
Stanton
van F'n
Varsity Defeats Alumni In Season Finale At Oberlin
In Oberlin Ohio on June 23 the college Varsity and an alumni team closed the ball season in a high quality game. Final score shows Varsity 22 runs to Alumni 8 with strong hitting and sharp fielding from Smythe Merriam and Robinson for the Varsity and Fauver Sherfill for the Alumni.
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Oberlin
Varsity
R.A. B
Smythe, Merriam and Robinson
C. Fauver and
Sherfill
Sunday baseball approved in Fort Wayne court ruling
Acting Judge Harper denied a venue bid by the Good Citizens League which sought to compel the prosecutor to file affidavits. The ruling ends the term, with no jury action possible until September, allowing Sunday games to continue in Fort Wayne for the rest of the season.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Harper
T Good Citizens’ League
Emerick
Efick
Good Citizens’ League
League
McGovern Defeats Dixon In Six Round Featherweight Bout
Chicago June 23 Terry McGovern defeated George Dixon the ex champion in six rounds at Tattersalls. McGovern overwhelmed Dixon who fought bravely but lacked the steam of his younger foe. Referee Malachy Hogan presided as four thousand spectators witnessed McGovern declared the winner.
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Chicago
Terry McGovern
Tattersalls
George <B
Dixon
Terry
McGovern
Sammy Harris
Andy Daly
Tom O'Rourke
Harry Forbes
Malachy Hogan
Neil and Moffatt to box again for twenty rounds
San Francisco report states Al Neil and Jack Moffatt agreed to a July 13 return bout before the National Athletic Club. Moffatt takes 80 percent of the fighters share if he wins and 50 percent if he loses.
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San Francisco
al Neil
Jack Moffatt
National Athletic Club
Neil
Moffatt
Americans Sail for English Open and Olympiad Honors
A large American athletic delegation departs by sea to compete in the English open championships and Olympian games. Team members include Yale athletes Richard Sheldon John Flanagan Bascom Johnson and others from Columbia Duke and Penn, with notable standouts from Harvard Michigan and Syracuse among the travelers.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
Yale
Patricia
Richard Sheldon
John Flanagan
Maxey Long
Columbia University
America
Dixon Boardman
F. Moloney
C. A. Burroughs
H. B. Slack
A. E. Stagg
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Georgetown
N. Y
Athletic
Boston
Harvard
Dick Grant
McDonald
McGuire
Ann Arbor
Saale
Ewry
London
Paris
Henley Regatta entries list foreign and notable entrants
The official Henley list for July 4 to 6 shows the Rowing Club of Brunsels as the only foreign entrant for the Grand Challenge Cup. Eton enters for the trophy, Berlin Rowing Club competes for the Stewards' Challenge Cup, and foreigners include Howell of America Miller of Brussels and Perval of Nice contesting the Diamond Sculls.
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London
Rowing Club of
Brunsels
Eton
Berlin
H ' Howell
America
Fritz Miller
Brussels
Preval
Nice
Democratic Convention Fails to Nominate in Newport
Newport Ark June 23 After taking 1000 ballots without a nomination the First District Democratic Congressional Convention adjourns until Wednesday. Each ballot listed Clay Sloan 43 F G Taylor 34 P D McCulloch 24 with 51 needed for a choice.
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Newport
Ark
Clay Sloan
F. G. Taylor
Races Sweep Through Six Events With Varied Odds
A long list of race results and horses fills the page across six races including one mile and longer sprints. Notable entries include Dingy Carly Flora Daniels and King Elkwood in early events and Fantasy Fannie Taylor Goose Liver and Elkin among later fields. Multiple horses show varying speeds with odds and times scattered through the shuffled card.
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Wits
Dingy Carly
Dramburg
Statira
Rice
Flora Daniels
Mark Hanna
Sadie Burnam
King Elkwood
Outburst
Midglen
Alfrida
Ollie Belle
Zance
Hig
Sme
Irving
Ate
Emma C. L
Nettie Regent
Hornpipe
Eos Hundley
Geezer
Georgie
Carl C
Rodgers
My Butterfly
Dandy H
Orris
Douster
Peter Duryea
Swivel
Lela Murray
Trebor
Covington, Ky
Sauber
Sakatuck
Iris
Tom English
Rotha Wo. C
Th & Co
Northumber
Lynch
Fantasy
Fannie Taylor
Bs Friesland
Virgie O
Elkin
End of Local Race Season Looms with Short Meetings Ahead
The local circuit ends in nine days with Newport racing Monday to Wednesday and Latonia Thursday to Saturday, then Newport through July 4 before a possible fall pause. Fall meetings at both tracks are uncertain. Several owners will ship horses to Washington Park. Scoggan, O'Brien, Smith, and McDowell plan Chicago stables. Eight Latonia bookmakers enjoyed heavy business though breaks kept many from winning. Virginia Carroll left for Chicago to book at Washington Park, while Goose Liver and June Gayle drew strong holiday betting and bore losses for the bookies.
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League Park
Comiskey
Hart
Chicago
Newport
Latonia
Washington Park
H. J. Scoggan
Dan O’brien
J. D. Smith
Tom McDowell
Virginia
Carroll
Queen Dixon wins Junior Champion Stakes at St Louis
Queen Dixon rode by Dominick won the Junior Champion Stakes over six furlongs at the Fair Grounds, with Ampere second and Sard far behind. The track was nearly bottomless and Queen Dixon held her lead before swerving late. Ampere failed to seize the chance.
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St. Louis
Queen Dixon
J. T. Woods
Mias Loretta
Dominick
Mascagni
Carroll
Seeeeses
Hungry Hill
Bright Night
Harvey
Cannonade
Myth
Morse
Muskalonge
Zanetto
Leon Planter
Queen’ Dixon
Ampere
Gilmore
Lard
Frost
Bees
Crockett
Applejack
McCann
Guide Rock
Talley
King’s Highway
Judge Wardell
J. Woods
Lord Neville
Miss Mae Day
Nan Dora
Dr. Cave
Gibraltar
Ge Arnold
Duke
J. Wood
Redfern
Tickfull
Maydine
Ban Durango
Jean Beraud Favorite at Sheepshead Bay Race
At Sheepshead Bay today Jean Beraud was the favorite in the main event following an earlier strong showing by Greyfield and several good horses. The track crowd expected a competitive race with notable wagers placed on the favorite.
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Greyfield
New York
Sheepshead Bay Track
Jean Beraud
Greyfield Triumphs In Sheepshead Bay Handicap Finish
Greyfield, slowly ridden earlier, rallied from last to beat Bendoran by a neck in the Sheepshead Bay Handicap run at one mile. Bendoran led early with Imp close behind, then Greyfield surged in the stretch to take the race as Imp finished third, three lengths back.
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Cincinnati
Latonta
Marion Lynch
Sadie Barnam
Tom Embry
Bonnie
Lissak
Sandy
Goose Liver
Fannie Taylor
Bentley B
Ennomin
Osman
Honeywood
Marguerite Hageman
Peter Duryea
Iris
Crinkle
Lake Fonso
Imp
Bendoran
Jean Berdud
Teddy
Jean Beraud
Greyfield
Harlem Lad
O’connor
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McCue
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Eithel Pace
Prima Ir
Princess Otillis
Educate
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Connie
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Maher
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Dangman
Montanic
Odom
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Trumpet
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O. Ordeal
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Ben Hadad
Fond Hopes
Turner
Outlander
Spencer
Prince of Marose
Atmore
Ganymede
Contend
Humboldt
Grayfeld
Dangmen
Brazil
Ochiltree
Veitch
Plato
Heider
Shaw
Ry Imp
Tabor
Raffael No
Charentus
May Hempstead
Jean. Beraud
John Bright
Teddy Time
the Bachelor
Tentore
Charlie Oo
Ronkonkoma
Rush
Winkfield
Firearm
Tulane
Einer
Sednabinda
Quaver Wins Swift Stakes at Ft Erie Amid Scuffles
Quaver captures the Swift Stakes for three year olds and up at Ft Erie as tip gallant owner Bridgett claims the runner after a post race melee. A crowd watches falls in the steeplechase and Moxley suffers a broken collar bone.
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N. Y
Quaver
Ft. Erie
George Hendrie
Springwells
Pheroah
Sykes
Tip Gallant
Flax
Bridgett
Quicksilver
Moxley
Alice Farley
Landry
Invasion
J. Daly
Cherry Head
A.weber
Zanone
Ethel Wheat
Powers
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Tasker
Zahn
Sie dvi Celie Fee
Frank Morrison
Maggie W
Raee
Bell Punch
Irvin
Pharoah
Dalty
Jacoma
Kitty Wiittsane
Lord Farondette
Glad Hand
Deseu Naznie Dixon
Proteen Elise
Castro
Jockey Hit By Train Near Jackson In West Virginia
Jockey Chick Lowe of Kansas City was run over by an east-bound express on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Jackson. One foot was severed and the other badly mashed. He had been sleeping with four other riders en route to Sheepshead Bay and was taken to a local hospital.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Chick”’ Lowe
Kansas City
Southern Circuit
Baltimore & Ohio
Jackson
Sheepshead Bay
Ryland's Trotter Wins Warm Oakley Match
A local Oakley track match race featured Jack Ryland of the Hotel Hon ing with his trotter against Douglass Neareown driving a pacer. Pross Burkhardt drove Neare's horse and Duncan handled Ryland's. In front of a few friends the Ryland trotter won by four lengths in 2 29 for the mile.
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Oakley Track
Jack Ryland
Hotel Honing
Douglass Neareown
Pross Burkhardt
Neare
Duncan
Ryland
Man Beats Colt to Death at Youngstown Fair Grounds
John Davis, a colored man, struck and killed a colt with a club at the Fair Grounds after enraging it. The man fled the scene. local officers and residents search the city for him but have no clue to his whereabouts.
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Commercial Tribune
Youngstown
John Davis
Fair Grounds
John Nolan Gelding Sold For Ten Thousand Dollars
The bay gelding trotter John Nolan 208 was sold today by Hulsinger Bros Hartford Conn to O G Kent Cleveland for 10000. Willie O Foote remains trainer and Nolan will race in Grand Circuit events at Detroit and Cleveland and perhaps elsewhere, bought for matinee use at Glenville Driving Club. Araconda went a mile in 206% at matinee exhibition.
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Cleveland
John Nolan
Hulsinger Bros
Hartford
Conn
O. G. Kent
Willie O. Foote
Detroit
Horses Sold at Fasig Tipton Bay Sale
In New York on June 2 a group of race horses in training owned by various owners were sold at the Fasig Tipton sale. The event featured several registered Thoroughbreds changing hands as buyers bid for future racing potential.
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New York
Sidney Lucas Wins Thirteenth American Derby at Washington Park
At Washington Park on June 2 Sidney Lucas surprised at 2 to 1 by winning the thirteenth American Derby before about 30,000 spectators. Lieutenant Gibson the favored colt finished third as James stayed close, while Barrack and Advance Guard followed. The crowd witnessed a dramatic stretch run with Lucas breaking away in the final stages under Jockey Bullman amid a day of sun and spectacle.
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Sidney Lucas
Washington ‘Park
James
Lieutenant Gibson
Sam Phillips
Bullman
Gibson
Hardy
Crus
Bugle
Board of Trade
Charley Smith
Dwyer
Mitchell
Lucas
G. W. Johnson
Sophia Hardy
Boland
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