McPhee seeks infielder as Corcoran remains weak
Philadelphia June 23 McPhee begins another search for an infielder after a letter from Mrs Corcoran says Tom Corcoran is too weak to walk and will miss playing for at least two months. A Louisville pitcher Harley Parker is also reportedly in demand while Scott, Newton and other Reds pieces edge into plans for upcoming doubleheaders amid NL rule tension.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
McPhee
Brush
Louisville
Harley Parker
Limmer 1s Again Chosen President
In New York the Protective Association of Professional Baseball Players re elected Charles Zimmer president after a stormy five and a half hour meeting. The vote kept Zimmer in place despite criticism of his handling of the reserve clause. Dole Gear was elected secretary and Frank Donahue treasurer as the meeting adjourned.
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New York
Protective Association of Professional Baseball Players
Charles Zimmer
National League
American League
Zimmer
Tom Daly
Brooklyn Club
Philadelphia
Lajoie
Duffy
Donlin
Griffith
Hawley
Cross
F. A. Jones
Cy”’ Young
Ted Lewis
Cornell
Frank Donahue
Cincinnati and Indianapolis Tellers Play Side by Side
The Cincinnati and Indianapolis tellers played at Westwood Park before a large fraternity crowd. Cincinnati won the game by a score of 7 to 5. Postgame luncheon followed with speeches. Indianapolis deemed the trip a success and invited a return game, noting Cincinnati’s strong showing and courtesy, while Cincinnati showed a lively performance and goodwill.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Westwood Park
Cincinnati Boys
Jockey Shaw Questions Smart Set Ability Turf Star
Jockey Shaw admits uncertainty about Smart Set owned by Julius Fleischmann. He says the colt does not act when ahead of others but surges to the front once it seems challenged. Shaw compares Smart Set to the great Jean Beraud in bravery and speed.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Shaw
Smart Set
Julius Fleischmann
Wm. Fleischmann
Fleischmann
Jean Beraud
Amos Scott Delayed Joining Reds Pitching Bid
Amos Scott, Heds' young pitcher, did not leave for the Reds East as planned last night due to a Virginia cloudburst. He remained until noon today and will head to Philadelphia to possibly pitch Tuesday afternoon. He said he is ready to help Manager McPhee though he would prefer rest after the long ride.
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Scott
Valise
McPhee
Amos Scott
Virginia
Philadelphia
Reds to replay Philadelphia doubleheader at Columbia
The Little Reds will retransmit today’s games from Philadelphia between Cincinnati and Philadelphia. The twin bills begin at 2 o clock with one price admission. Likely Reds pitcher Scott will take part in one of the contests.
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Reds
Columbia
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Scott
Crosby Beats Faulds In $100 Pigeon Match In Glasgow
The June 23 London report states American W R Crosby of O Fallon Jr defeated Scotch champion Faulds in a pigeon shooting match for 100 pigeons from ground traps and 50 from tower traps. Crosby scored 97 to 93 at ground traps and 42 to 41 at tower traps.
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London
Glasgow
W. R. Crosby
O’ Fallon, Jr
Faulds
Crosby
Gibbs Triumphs In Close Cleveland Fight
In a wooded draw near Cleveland the rivals Gibbs and Carney battled for 100 dollars a side. Gibbs pressured Carney until he could not come up for the sixth round in a bout witnessed by about thirty five locals.
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Cleveland
Gibbs
Phil Carney
Carney
Louisville Beats Columbus 10-4 in doubleheader opener
Louisville wins 10 to 4 in first game as Weyhing outpitched Wagner and Bailey shuts out Columbus in the second. Evans hit a home run for Louisville, with Lally, Van Buren, Locke and McCallister contributing. Attendance 1,900.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Columbus
Weyhing
Wagner
Bailey
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Ab.h.c
E. Colum
A-E Evans
Griffin
Lally
Grant
Wilmot
Locke
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M’cal’ter
Smith
Carey
Zalusky
Zinram
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Lomeuid
van Buren
McCallister
Evans
McFarlan
Weyh
Mullane
Indianapolis Tops Dayton In Tough 4th of June Game
Indianapolis defeated Dayton 6 to 3 in a fiercely contested baseball clash. Pitcher Wicker struck out 12 for Indianapolis while Alloway fanned 3 for Dayton. Stolen bases by Hickey Fox Kelley and others highlighted the tight contest with multiple two and three base hits. Attendance was about 1,300.
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Dayton
Wicker
H.O.A. EU
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Kelley
Gochn
Millér
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Cross c
Suthoff
Hickey
Fox
Heydon
Donnelly
Flynn
Cross
Rey
Uble
Gochnaur
Burns
Toledo shuts out Wheeling with hard hitting in shutout win
In Toledo June 23 circus scoreless for Wheeling as Toledo wins 6 to 0 behind strong offense and solid defense. Gantey and Kane spark offense with two base hits and a home run while Pardee fans four in a complete game effort. Attendance 1 300.
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Toledo
Wheeling
Toledo Bis
Mape
Irwin
Kane
Melanie
Woodlock
Foutz
Cours
Pardee
Gantey
Hornung
Ft Wayne Beats Marion in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
In Fort Wayne Indiana on June 23 the Fort Wayne team batted heavily for two bouts while Marion from Louisville struggled. McCann hit a home run and led Fort Wayne with multiple hits as Ehret faced Smith. Marion pitcher Ehret allowed several runs and Fort Wayne pulled ahead to win 6 to 2 before about 2,000 spectators.
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Commercial Tribune
FT. Waynee
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Marion Cam
Louisville
English Telegraph Operators Beat Bookies
A great betting scandal has been uncovered in the government tele graph department. Central London operators and others in suburban and provincial offices conspired to swindle bookmakers. About a score of men have been dismissed and a full inquiry is under way.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Government Telegraph Department
Conover Shines In Shamrocks Win Over Muldoons At League Park
Harley Conover of Blanchester pitched a standout nine inning game for the Shamrocks against the Muldoons at League Park in front of nearly 1,000 fans. Conover allowed four hits and faced 33 batters, earning praise for his speed and curves while Case kept the Muldoons competitive. Big Bill Haberer hit a home run and a double, Deisel handled 19 of 20 chances at first, and Casey starred at second with a key defensive play. The Shamrocks prevailed as Conover outpitched Case in a well-played contest.
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Chas. Bateman
Frank Behle
Shamrock Baseball Club
Harley Conover
Blanchester
Bateman
Behle
Hardhitting Muldoons
League Park
Conover
Western Avenue
Reds
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Meyer
Lovett
Prmigoong
Haberer
Flynn
Geyer
W. Burke
Cage
Collins
Muldoons
Heileman
Keenan
Bellevue Browns Beat Admirals Before Season-High Crowd
Bellevue Browns defeated the Admirals in a strong afternoon contest as both starters thrived. McDonald allowed four hits and struck out six, Emig fanned seven while permitting five hits. Lesher starred behind the plate as the Browns’ battery showed sharp form and solid support. In the Hillsides vs Dayton Grays opener, Hillsides won 14 to 2.
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Bellevue Browns
Admirals
McDonald
Emig
Lesher
Browns
Hillsides
Dayton Grays
Ab.h.o.a.e. Adm
Burke
Perry
Daovis
Schiley
Enke
Renos
Rin
Glardon
Lukens
McCain
All
Edwards
Gesher
M’don’ld
Béllevue Browns
Amdwaa Occ
Dugan
Chesters Defeat Superbas In Easy Sunday Showdown
At Norwood Inn Sun day Captain Waterman's Chesters beat the Superbas in a one sided game led by Hennessy's big batting. Campbell pitched well with eight strikeouts while Breitenstein struggled early before relief and errors helped Chester's win.
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Norwood Inn
Waterman
Chesters
Superbas
Hennessy
Prout
Cross
Breitenstein
Benne
Ampbell
Crickets top Echoes in first game of League Park doubleheader
The Crickets defeated the Echoes in the opener at League Park. Dries pitched effectively allowing three hits with strong support from his defense while Engel of the Echoes pitched well yet costly fielding helped the Crickets win 6 to 1.
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Echoes
League Park
Dries
Engel
Bond Hill 14 Norwood Browns 10 in hart hitting clash
Bond Hill added another victory over Norwood Browns in a hard hitting game at League Park. They head next to face Shamrocks at League Park next Sunday with a large Bond Hill crowd expected to travel and cheer the team.
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Bond Hills
Norwood Browns
Shamrocks
League Park
Bond Hill
Covingtons Dominate Springfield in Park Exhibition
The Covingtons defeated Springfield 9 to 2 at Covington Park. Veteran pitcher Jack Keenan, pitching since 1859, starred for Covington with strong control though Gre Bauer also pitched well. Thrasher's errors hurt Springfield as Covington charged early and held on for the win.
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Covingtons
Springfield
Covington Park
Jack Keenan
Grebauer
Thrash¢r
Covington
Berte
Spiders Hand Fairmounts 11 to 2 in Triumph
The undefeated Spiders of Dayton defeated the Fairmounts by 11 to 2. The victory ends Fairmounts’ bid to remain unbeaten as Dayton’s Spiders extend their perfect record.
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Spiders
Fairmounts
Strong Spiders
Dayton
Eastern Cracks Depart for Home Big Money Changes Hands
Report from Chicago details the post Derby travel of Eastern horses including Alonso and Parader, with Lady Schorr sidelined by a blister. Robert Waddell wins praise from the Bradleys as heavy betting swirls around the Derby results and bookmakers tally vast sums.
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Clarence Mackey
Cust
R. Tilson
Jimmy O’leary
Waddell
Terminus
Charlie Ellison
Meyer Shines as Spiders Edge Fairmount in Low-Scoring Tilt
Ky. ace Leo Meyer dominates heavy hitters allowing four hits and three hits, including a home run, to lead the Spiders past Fairmount. Meyer fans ten, Morbach adds six, with Robert delivering a three-base hit and Meyer a two-base dash in a pitching duel plus a double play by Meyer and Albers.
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Leo Meyer
SS Spid
H.O.A.E. Fair
H.O
E. Albers
Maddock
Walberg
Kause
Kais
Ra's
War
Brink
Rackers
Meyer
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E. Recker
Morbach
Albers
Covingtons to meet Marrotts next Sunday in amateur baseball
The Covingtons of Covington will face the Marrotts of Indianapolis next Sunday at Covington, champions of Indianapolis. The Bond Hill and Shamrocks clash at League Park the same day, promising a corker with Stockman who has won every game he pitched this season. Bromleys beat Yukons 9 to 3 at Bromley grounds, with Mause injured and Howland struck by a foul ball. Ludlows edged Beerless 3 to 2 at Ludlow Park, while Bellevue Browns feature McShane. Newport Hillsides defeated Dayton Grays at East Newport Ball Park. Blue Licks beat Kentons at Blue Lick Park 9 to 8 with Cameron pitching.
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Indianapolis
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Aoe
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Bullman Delighted by Sailor Ruffian Victory
Jockey Bullman recalls a chaotic day of mounts and contracts before winning Waddell. He details swings between Blues, Bonnibert, Silverdale, Lady Schorr, and Waddell as tensions with Farrell, Schorr, and Woods shaped his ride. Bullman earned 2000 dollars from Bradley for first place.
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Bonnibert
Turner
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Schorr
Silverdale
Lady Schor
Bradley
Waddell
Willie Gerdes Stars In Taft vs Soubrettes Baseball Scrap
Willie Gerdes shreds Taft squad as Soubrettes top Judge Tafts 23 to 1 in League Park action. Straus struggles with the plate, Gerdes belts two hits and mocks the pitcher while Oscar Leng dominates on the mound. Umpire Wolfson faces sharp criticism as the short dustup ends with a lop-sided win for the Soubrettes.
Jockey McIntyre Rides Two Thirds at Longchamp
Paris June 23 McIntyre rode in two races at Longchamp winning none. He finished third on Filovival in the Prix de Buzenval and third on Washington in the Longchamp handicap, both over one mile and seven furlongs and one mile and a half respectively.
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McIntyre
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Washington
Turf War Persists as Turf Congress Drives Circuit Expansion
The Turf Congress advances its circuit with tracks at New Orleans and Newport, while Western Jockey Club power wanes. Chicago’s unsettled racing scene prompts ongoing conflict over control, with Condon and Tilles slated to decide a New Orleans track deal this week.
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Western Jockey Club
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Lisregard
Condon
Aysville
Newport
Bush
New Orleans
C. A. Tilles
Fowler
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Canada
Quiet Newport Track Day Promises Market and Draw Wins
Quiet day at Newport track as horses rest after a storm. Innovator and Be Me stray from action. Henry Simons gambles at draw and loses coin. Today is ladies day with entries across six races featuring Lizzie Carr Exmoor Old Phil Madeline Laura’s First Queen Quality and more.
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Licking
Henry Simons
King Elkwood
W. S. Laird
Lizzie Carr
the Irish Boy
Prentice Young
Iéa Hulet
Clipsetta
Jack Willis
Pentland
Red Cross NL
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Utenne
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McCarren
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Jim Nap
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Gwynne
Colonel Strathy
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Hinsdale
Edna Garry
Birdie May
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Tangible Iid
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Juniper
Robert Morrison
Igon
Lot. Thomas
Flora Belle
Bean
Nelse Morsris
Jena
McClarry
Dr. S.C. Ayres
Miss Redwood
Nancy Till
Prince Esher
Napoleon Bonaparte
Runners and Entries for Today's Sheepshead and Louisville Cards
Thoroughbred entries across six races at Sheepshead and Louisville. Notable names include Emma A M Cassville Man of War and Gold Cure with weights listed, plus Mizpah Contend and Hengist in selling races. The Zephyr Stakes features April Shower Laodicea Leonora Loring Chilton and Bonner among two year olds. rushing fields also list First Race Maiden weights and turf selections with numerous horses and jockeys.
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Cassville
Man of War
Gold Cure
Hyphen
G. Whittier
Pearl Finder
Rossair
Knight of Harlem
Essene
Lady Sterling
Byrne
Roscrea
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Mizpah
Pleasant Sail
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Hengist
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Red Path
Bombshell
Andronicus
Mango
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Borough
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Templeton
Prince of Melrose
the Rhymer
Maximo Gomez
Bistrick
Washington Park
Aurora Shamrocks Defeat Osgood in Colts and Ball Rivalry
In Osgood Indiana the Aurora celebrities were defeated by the Osgood Shamrocks in a ball game with a final score noted as 4-2. Key players included Kinnett Row Baylor and Stadler for Aurora while Baker and Block were pivotal for Osgood. Errors favored both sides. time noted 2:10 in the fourth.
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Osgood
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Baylor
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Kmmett
Block
Baker
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Crawfordsville
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Girl Missing From Hamilton Home At 147 Sherman Avenue
Lulu May Smith 14 left a letter to her father Frank Smith and mentioned William Castator of Champion Coated Paper Co as a frequent caller. Castator denies knowledge of her reasons for leaving. Police believe she may be in Lockland Saint Bernard or Cincinnati.
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Lulu May Smith
Sherman Avenue
Frank Smith
William Castator
Champion Coated Aper Company
Smith
Castator
Lockland
St. Bernard
Cincinnati
Flood Devastates Pocahontas Basin Leaving 500 Plus Dead
In the Pocahontas coalfields Elkhorn Creek flood engulfs Keystone and surrounding towns. Reported losses exceed 200 lives with total property damage near $2,000,000 as trains, rail lines, and telegraph service collapse. Rescue work spans from Vivian Yard to Bluefield while crews race to restore lines and aid survivors.
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Water Storm Causes Destruction in Columbus Ohio
A severe thunderstorm in Columbus Ohio damaged the streetcar system on the West Side with numerous trolley poles snapped and wires broken. A motorman Jack Ryan was blown from a car but remained unhurt. Lightning struck a building corner and a child slept through the flash as damage spread to hotels and heating plants.
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Jack Ryan
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