Steinfeldt Injured In Exhibition Game For Reds
Muncie Ind August 23 Harry Steinfeldt third baseman of the Reds left the Cincinnati Club exhibition game with a possible injury to his right middle finger after a low throw by Bergen. Cincinnati built a lead with Corcoran Beckley and Ewing driving in runs as Zook allowed several hits. Final score not clearly stated.
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Muncie
Ind
Reds
Cincinnati
Harry Steinfel
Steinfeldt
Bergen
Peitz
Beck
Currie
Ely
Zook
Beckley
Corcoran
Breinfeldt
Ewing
Cr Wford
Forcoran
St. Louis
Harry Steinfeldt
Brush
Dayton
Nineteen innings highlight fans recall long baseball games
Chicago and Pittsburg played a nineteen inning marathon noted for its extreme length. The piece cites prior twelve and twenty inning games and mentions players like Jesse Tannehill Cy Young and Jesse Burkett. It also reports managerial moves and comments about the New York club and the American League.
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Pittsburg
Cubs
Reds
League Park
Pittsburgh and Chicago Battle as Errors Shape Game
Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 10 in a rough contest marked by a fourth inning mix up between Conroy and Tinker and injuries. Williams exited in the eighth after a Beaumont liner, attendance 2 100. Zimmer hit a three base, and Bransfield drove in runs for Pittsburgh while Doheny fanned five for Chicago pitching duel details listed.
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Itly
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Conroy
Tinker
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Bransfield
Boston Beats Phillies 5 to 1 in Easy Win
Boston defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1 as hitters found Pitcher Iberg with runners aboard and the team capitalized on early opportunities. The Phillies struggled to crack the Boston pitching and could not overcome the deficit.
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Pston
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Chicago overwhelms Detroit 8 to 0 in Detroit
Chicago defeated Detroit 8 to 0 as Griffith pitched well and Siever struggled. Attendance was 1,200. Notable plays included two-base hits by Davis and Daly, with errors and fielding miscues shaping the game. Umpire O Laughlin presided on his Detroit debut.
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Atlas National Bank Lottery Draw Promises Major Payout
A lottery listing shows Atlas National Bank offering a $34,000 prize pool with 1,490 chances for participants to win a share. The ad invites readers to join the drawing and claim a portion of the prize.
Louisville Beats St Paul With Ninth-Inning Rally
Louisville trailed but stormed back in the ninth as Cribbins sparked a seven-hit rally including a double and triple that produced six runs. Lumiley homered and Flournoy and Cribbins each added two-base hits. Dunkle earned the win as Louisville outscored St Paul 8 to 6 after a tight field game. Attendance 4,500.
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Cribbins
Columbus Beats Olmstead and Hurts Altrock in Ragged Game
Columbus jumps on Olmstead in the first inning and also hits Altrock hard. Grim breaks a finger on a pitched ball. Attendance 940. Milwaukee errors aid Columbus as Wasbinder, Bailey, Olmstead, and Altrock toil on the mound.
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Altrock
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Tinker and Conroy Suspended by Brush
John Brush announces the suspension of Tinker of Chicago and Conroy of Pittsburg pending board review after both were ordered from a Chicago game for a mix up. The action follows an immediate report to Brush.
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John T. Brush
League
Tinker
Chicago
Conroy
Pittsburg
Brush
Rube Waddell Returns to the Big Leagues
Connie Mack telegraphed from Kansas City that he signed Rube Waddell and that the pitcher would accompany the Athletics east. Mack sent the team east with Captain Lave Cross and would join in Baltimore on Wednesday.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
The
Athletics
Kansas City
Rube Waddell
Mack
Lave Cross
Baltimore
Gossip of the Sunday League baseball stars
The Sunday League features rivalries among Hamilton Krebs Covingtons and Browns lead in both batting and fielding standings. Reports from Lindenwald Park Newport and Cincinnati Reserves add zest with standout plays by Dooin Knecht Hill and Johnson. Several teams seek games while others boast standout pitchers and timely hitting in a lively, crowded season summary.
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St Vrain Must Play With Tacoma Says Andrews
Spokane June 23 Manager Andrews of the Tacoma Baseball Club wired the National Minor League secretary that St Vrain will not play with Memphis despite Chicago release He insists St Vrain must play with Tacoma or be at will and will not accept less than 100 for his release
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Robl Wins World Cycling Championship 100 Kilometers
In Berlin on June 23 Robl of Munich won the world cycling championship over 100 kilometers with a time of 1 28 18. Bonhours of Paris finished second and Taylor of Paris third. Tom Linton, the English rider, withdrew after losing touch with his pacemaker several times.
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McGuire Case Heard In United States Circuit Court
In Philadelphia on June 23 the Brooklyn Club seeks an injunction against McGuire in a baseball player contract dispute. Colonel Rogers for the Brooklyn Club questions McGuire's value and notes prior contracts with Brooklyn and Detroit. Judge Dallas reserved decision after testimony from Ebbetts and Hanlon and affidavits from players.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Brooklyn -Club-McGuire
United States Circuit Court
John I. Rogers
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McGuire
Rogers
Brooklyn
Detroit Club
Dallas
Lajoie
Ebbett
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Hanlon
Anderson
Elba
Atlas National Bank Lottery Draw Sparks Big Payout
Atlas National Bank advertises a $34 000 prize with 1 490 chances to win. Bee.
Jordan Knocks Out M Fadden At National Sporting Club
Ben Jordan the English pugilist knocked out Kid McFadden of San Francisco in the fifteenth round at the National Sporting Club London. Jordan led by points after a fast match and ended with a finishing cross on the jaw as McFadden remained unconscious at the end of the count.
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Kid” McFadden
San Francisco
Ben” Jordan
National Sporting Club
Jordan
McFadden
Young Corbett Plans July 3 Title Fight in St Louis
Special Despatch from Kansas City notes Young Corbett and his team traveling to St Louis for the July 3 bout with Dave Sullivan. Corbett, in top condition, will train at Creve Coeur Lake and weigh options on early matches with McGovern while managing theatrical duties.
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Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
Young Corbett
Frank Newhouse
Johnny Corbett
C. H. Houghton
West End Club
St. Louis
Dave Sullivan
Corbett
Sullivan
Creve Coeur Lake
McGovern
Walcott Beats West on Points for Welterweight Title
London June 23 Joe Walcott the colored pugilist defeated Tommy West of Brooklyn on points to claim the welterweight crown. Walcott was quicker and used the body effectively, while West battled in a poor position early before improving in the later rounds. The match lasted fifteen rounds with frequent clinching and a modest crowd in attendance.
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Joe Walcott
Tommy West
Brooklyn
Walcott
West
Harvard
Yale
Tommy Ryan Stops George Block in Seventh Round
In St. Louis at the Business Men's Gymnasium Philadelphia Tommy Ryan knocked out George Block, the city's leading lightweight, in the seventh round with a sharp right hook to the jaw after a fast, evenly matched contest.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Ryan
George Block
Business Men's Gymnasium
Southern Association Scores From Weekend Games
Memphis Memphis 0 New Orleans 1 Chattanooga 16 Birmingham 1 Shreveport 5 Little Rock 9 Nashville 7 Atlanta 0 result roundup with team-by-team scores.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Shreveport
Little Rock
Nashville
Atlanta
Atlas Bank Lottery Odds Hint at Far Larger Prize
A fragment notes a sum of 34 000 000 dollars tied to Atlas Bank and mentions 1 409 chances to win a share, implying a high stake lottery or prize drawing linked to the bank. The readable text is brief and lacks full context or dates.
Advance Guard Nosed Out Blues in Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
In New York the Thistle Selling Stakes at Sheepshead Bay saw Francesco and Ethics run first and second with Francesco winning by five lengths. Advance Guard captured the handicap at one mile and a quarter, defeating Blues and Nones as a strong favorite. Weather cool and the track good with several races listed and results noted.
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C. F. Dwyer
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Ethics
Sheepshead Bay
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Blues
Nones
Joe Cobb
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Nickey D Wins Handily at a Long Price
In Chicago at Washington Park on a cold clear day Nickey D carried top weight and defied 12 to 1 odds to win the fifth race by a length over Elsie L with Scorpio and Money Mass close behind. Gonfalon the favorite faded as the field sprinted a fast but holding track.
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Zitt
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Mynheer Galloped Home in the Mile Race at Fair Grounds
St Louis June 2 Mynheer led the mile feature at the Fair Grounds as Larry Wilt and Loone battled in the stretch with Dale outriding ONeil to place Loone by a nose. Weather clear track fast. Other races list Luralighter Herodes and various runners with times and weights.
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Wild Katie
Sam Lazarus
Fugurtha
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Eastern Contingent Talks On The Derby
New York June 2 Heno Pentecost and Arsenal the defeated Eastern reps in the American Derby returned with trainers and jockeys Julius Bauer trainer of the race Arsenal anchored in the glue like crowding Jockey Bullman defended his ride on Heno Redfern claimed Pentecost could not run in the going Patsy McCue said Hermis ran “dicky” and withdrew to avoid a breakdown from the cold ailment
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Heno
Pentecost
Arsenal
Julius Bauer
Bullman
Redfern
Patsy McCue
Hermis
Dicky
Rainy Ft Erie races shuffle favorites in disappointing day
At Buffala on June 23 racing was held in heavy rain. Appreciatin won the first seven furlongs with Marara second and Colonel Anderson third. Jake captured the five furlongs with Mala bar Woolsack third. Clarita led the six furlongs with The on second and Young Henry third. Irresistible won the six furlongs in the next race followed by Mirage and Percentum. Gue ene saw Benchart win with Bean second and Senator third. King's Pet won the seven furlongs with Bip Gallant second and Alea third.
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Drake on witness stand over imported horses case
John A. Drake testified at the Custom House in Chicago about importing six horses and their possible duty status. The hearing before General Appraiser W B Howell adjourned with Secretary Leslie Shaw present. debate centers on whether the horses are horses or extra fine horses for duty classification. Names include Orly Sr Corbletts Bay Harrow Stratton Omelet and owners Griffiths and Taub.
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Irish Lad Wins After Sheepshead Bay Race Shock
In a chaotic fifth race at Sheepshead Bay Clarion from the Keene stable was a late favorite amid bets and rumors. Irish Lad, the Whitney stable choice, led a dash to victory as the crowd reeled from the mistaken favorite and hedges.
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Clarion
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Whitney
Officials announced for New California Jockey Club
Tom Williams names staffing changes for Oakland racing season in San Francisco. Edward Hopper becomes presiding judge and handicapper with Judge Pettingill as presiding steward. Remaining board includes D M Burns, Thomas H Williams, and Fred Mulholland. Secretary P W Treat stays, starters Dwyer and Holtman alternate. Racing starts November 15 with purses at least 400 dollars and overnight handicaps from 500 to 1000 dollars.
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Taral Wins German Derby at Hamburg in Field of 50,000
A cable from Hamburg to Sheepshead Bay reports American jockey Fred Taral won the German Derby today. The race worth 20 000 dollars drew over fifty thousand spectators and Taral said his owner backed the mount heavily and he himself made a big killing.
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Sheepshead Bay Track
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Fragmentary line hints at chances to obtain a piece
A fragmented text fragment suggests someone has 1, 49 chances to obtain a piece of something. The snippet lacks context, names, or locations to provide specifics.
Miss Closterman to Play in National Tennis Tourney
Philadelphia on June 23 Miss Closterman among entrants for United States National lawn tennis championships at Wis sahickon Heights Philadelphia Cricket Club grounds The women's singles list includes seventeen players from clubs in New York Philadelphia Merion Belfield and Chicago with Nina Closterman of Cincinnati among them
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Cincinnati
Chickies
Sheepshead Bay Entries Feature Fanciful Horse Names
A commercial tribune listing multiple horse names and owners from Sheepshead Bay and St. Louis showcases a large entry field with diverse monikers. The Atlas Nationalk totals $34,000 in prize money with 1,490 chances to win a piece.
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Eastern jockeys crushed by Western riders in Chicago Derby
Eastern jockeys in the American Derby at Washington Park were mocked for overconfidence as Western riders dominated. Criticism focuses on Hermis jockey McCue and a parade of exhibition games harming Cincinnati Reds. The piece notes rising turf interest and expected riches for newcomers, while predicting a short Jeffries versus Fitzsimmons bout in Frisco.
Dissolved Injunction Against John Condon Appealed
Chicago June 23 Judge Ball delivering an Appellate Court opinion affirmed Judge Stein’s June 1901 order dismissing a temporary injunction against John Condon and others from running gambling at Harlem race track. The court held equity lacks jurisdiction over criminal or immoral matters unless public rights are involved.
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Appellate Court
Stein
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Harlem Race Track
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Veteran Matt Byrnes Bets Wyeth Wins 2500
Matt Byrnes, a veteran turfman linked with Salvator and Montana, bet Wyeth in future books at 30 and 20 to 1 and won 2000 for himself and 500 for his wife. He noted Eastern horses face disadvantages when racing the Derby in the West and recalled a prior attempt with Senator Grady.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Matt Byrnes
Salvator
Montana
Pontiac
Wyeth
Byrnes
Enoch Wishard
Senator Grady
Lisette Wins Prix Semendria At St. Cloud Meeting
Lisette ridden by J. Reiff won the Prix Semendria at the St. Cloud meeting with Net Tie, ridden by MacGinn, finishing second. W. K. Vanderbilt owned Net Tie.
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