Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
National League results list Chicago 7 Cincinnati 0 and New York 4 9 Brooklyn 2 1. American League shows Washington 22 Boston 13 New York 12 Philadelphia 2 Detroit 4 St Louis 1. Other leagues report Minneapolis 2 Toledo 1 Milwaukee 5 Medianapolis 4, Kansas City 11 Louisville 9 St Paul 5 Evansville 4 Terre Haute 6 Fort Wayne 8 Marion Portsmouth 4 Lima 6 6 Mansfield 3 2.
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New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
American Association
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
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St. Paul
Columbus
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Ewer Bee
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Dayton
Baseball Standings and Results Mentioned in Updated League Tables
League tables show Chicago leading the National League with 39 wins and 19 losses, followed by Boston and New York. American Association, Western and Eastern leagues list multiple clubs including Milwaukee, Wheeling, Grand Rapids, and others with varied records. Highlights include Chicago defeating Cincinnati in a game with Sheckard scoring and Steinfeldt driving in runs, and New York sweeping a doubleheader against Brooklyn with 4-2 and 9-1 scores and multiple homers in the first game. Cleveland, Philadelphia, and St. Louis win or split as noted with Detroit beating St. Louis 4-1 and other late-innings rallies.
Weekend Pro Baseball Pairings and Rival Matchups
The schedule lists Cincinnati at Chicago Pittsburg at St Louis Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston with two games noted. These matchups set the stage for regional showdowns and athletics action across major league parks.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Baseball Matchups Across American League Standings
The schedule lists four games: Chicago at Cleveland, St Louis at Detroit, New York at Philadelphia, and Boston at Washington. The set shows intercity rivalries and contends for early season positioning across the league.
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Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Matchups Set Across Cities for Evening Basketball Card
Columbus visits St Paul while Toledo faces Minneapolis Indianapolis plays Milwaukee and Louisville travels to Kansas City in a bustling slate of professional basketball games tonight across four teams and two venues.
Major Midwest matchups line up across four cities
South Bend faces Wheeling while Grand Rapids meets Zanesville in a regional slate. Dayton travels to Evansville and Fort Wayne plays Terre Haute, shaping a busy weekend schedule for four games across the Midwest.
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Central League
South Bend
Wheeling
Grand Rapids
Zanesville
Dayton
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Cubs win 7 to 0 over Reds in Chicago edition
Chicago scores seven and tops Cincinnati 7 to 0 as Dubuc and Brown start strong. Sheckard and Steinfeldt drive in key runs while Dubuc battles the Reds and Archer earns the pitcher’s decision. Clouds threaten rain but sun breaks through as the game unfolds in nine innings.
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Sheckard
Hofman
Steinfeldt
Howard
Oakes
Schulte
Egan
Steiny
Hoblitzel
Chicago
Archer
Texas
Brown
Dubuc
Evers
Roth
Commercial Tribune
Reds
Cubs
Notre Dame
Buffalo
Patrick Moran
Jonah
James
Jimmy
Cincinnati
Brownie
Qakes
Hoblitzer
Mitchell
Tinker
Shockard
Bescher
Lima Beats Mansfield Twice In Doubleheader Slugfest
The league leaders Lima outplayed Mansfield in both games of a doubleheader in Mansfield C. June 25. Lima won 6-3 in the opener and then 6-0 as Freeman’s wildness and Lima’s hitting doomed Mansfield. Key players included Reilly Fink Foutz and Miller for Lima and Meahan Breymaler and Hughes for Mansfield.
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Commercial Tribune
Mansfield
Lima
Freeman
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Mans Egraent Lima
Ab.h.o.a.eb
Fohl
Biery
Newnham
Giants win out in double header
A pair of victories for the Giants leave the team undefeated in the double header while the Phillies break their skid against Boston. One game was postponed due to expense considerations and scheduling issues.
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Superbas
Cubs
Phillies
Beaneaters
Giants
Boston
Phillies trounce Boston 6 0 as McQuillan dominates
McQuillan pitched effectively to stop Boston’s offense while Philadelphia built a 6 0 lead. Only three Bostonians reached base twice and one third. Roy Thomas signs with Boston after the game.
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Boston
Mass
McQuillan
Philadelphia
Roy Thomas
Pittsburg
Rain-postponed Pittsburg St. Louis Game
Rain caused the postponement of the Pittsburg at St. Louis game reported from St. Louis Missouri dated June 25. The weather delay affects the scheduled baseball matchup between the two teams.
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ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Detroit defeats the Browns again in baseball action
Detroit extended its winning streak with a victory over the Browns as Washington and Boston split a doubleheader. Washington won 2 to 1 in the first game and Boston took the second 3 to 2 with Arellanes and Johnson strong on the mound.
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Browns
Highlanders
Athletics
Washington
Boston
Johnson
Arellanes
Groom
Gray
Milwaukee Extends Lead with Win Over Indianapolis
Milwaukee moved further ahead by defeating Indianapolis as St Paul toppled the Columbus Senators. The Columbus squad is struggling while Minneapolis and Kansas City both played solidly and won.
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Indianapolis
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Columbus Senators
Columbus Boys
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Kansas City
Minneapo lis Defeat Toledo in Ninth Inning Clash
Minneapolis beat Toledo 2 to 1 as Oyler scored on Quillen’s three bagger in the eighth. Lane-ups list players for both sides with hits, errors, and fielding details.
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Toledo
Minnepapolis
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Quillen
St Paul Beats Columbus In Thirteenth Inning
In St Paul Minnesota on June 25 Columbus pitcher Geyer issued four straight balls to Armbruster with the bases loaded and two out in the thirteenth, forcing in the winning run as St Paul won 5 to 4. The box shows Flynn Liese Davis P AB H O A E and a full lineup for both teams with total at bats hits doubles and errors.
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St. Paul wins as Flynn 2 base hits leads offense. Two steals by Flynn and Liese fuel late scoring. Karger walks and Geyer strikes out many as pitchers clash in 2 45 time frame. defensive double plays turn key outs.
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Favorites Again Get the Purses Meeting Extended
Latonia selections list horses and jockeys including Jack Straw Starport Lord Clinton Brancas Usury Reside El Dorado Katie Powers Bamnda The Peer Royal Tourist Albert Star Fireball J C Core Right Easy Font Jupiter Joe Heine with closing time set for July 5 and possible extension.
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Starport
Lord Clinton
Brancas
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Reside
el Dorado
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the Peer
Royal Tourist
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Fireball
J. C. Core
Right Easy
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Carr
Ace Reside Listertne
Moscow Belle
Imboder Oort Eerie Dan
San Primo
Sjoe McCarthy
Warne, Griswell
King Ferdinand
Heine
Denver Girly
Latonia Entries Show Mixed Card and Big Payouts
Latonia race day features selling and maidens across six races with notable tight finishes. Belleview wins the featured mile and a half, Linda Landlord’s late surge edges Gerrymander in the fourth, and crowds witness heavy wagering despite a muddy track after night rain.
Latonia Track to Stay Open Amid Purse Cuts and Extensions
Latonia officials led by Acting President Rhinock and Secretary Hachmeister pledged to keep the track open at least until July 5 with possible extension to July 10, though purses will be reduced due to lower attendance. A two and a quarter mile second race was canceled for today, replaced by a mile and a sixteenth, and plans to ship horses to Paducah if the meeting ends early were discussed. Belleview and Bedwell stable entries drew attention as Latonia faced uncertain weather and finances.
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Latonia
Joseph Rhinock
Harvey Myers
Hachmeister
Rhinock
Dillon
Belleview
Stevens
Bedwell
Rome
Fort Erie
Paducah
Chesta
Tom McDowell
Joe Morris
Fizer
Decien
Jon
Hettle Green
Hamilton Jockey Club spring meet fifth day results
Hot and threatening conditions at Hamilton track mark day four of the spring meeting. Six races produced favorites faltering with detailed results: First Race six furlongs Plaudmore ridden by Musgrave 3 to 1 won by Patriot? second Joe Gattens. Second Race moonraker etc. third race Chief Kee won by Detroit with Broad Sword second. Fourth Race Walker cup steeplechase won by Steve Lane. Andrew Summers second. Fifth Race Grimsby handicap won by Cave Adsum ahead of Sfiskin. Sixth Race turf one and one half miles Woolwinder took top honors with Ellicott second.
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Ibs
Musgrave
Patriot
Howard
Joe Gattens
Goldstein
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Ceremonious
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Herbert
Connie Maid
Etre
Lse
Cape Town
Shore Lark
Caper Sauce
the Globe and
Elberry
Chief Kee
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Hammond
Broad Sword
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Woolvine
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Star
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Simpson
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Powell
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Sfiskin
J. Reta
Stromeland
Dark Night
Jucgier
Murgrave
Woolwinder
Gans
Ellicott
English Horses Triumph at Sandow Park
At Sandow Park England on June 25 the New Stand handicap 400 sovereigns for 3-year-olds and up won by Lyrdbrook. The Tower took second and Little Flutter third with ten starters including H. P. Whitney’s Sixty N. and J. R. Keene’s Helmet I. The Rookery, a 2-year-old maiden plate of 200 sovereigns, five furlongs, was won by Santa Contessa with Sun Spot second and Sylvania third among twenty-four starters including Nabob Tyrconnel and Torchbearer.
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Lyrdbrook
the Tower
Little Flutter
H. P. Whitney
J. R. Keene
Santa Contessa
Sun Spot
Sylvania
August Belmont
Nabob
Tyrconnel
C. Carroll
Torchbearer
Ford Car Victory Under Protest in Ocean to Ocean Race
Seattle, June 25. A formal protest was filed against Ford car No. 2 claiming it did not deserve the Guggenheim trophy and $2,000 first prize. The charges include crossing on a railroad bridge with special permits and using a substitute driver or axles, violating race rules. The protest committee will hear evidence.
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Ford
Seattle
Ocean
Robert Guggenhei
Fort Steele
Wro
Shawmut
Ford No 2
Snoqualmie Pass
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Sox May Get Rossman From Detroit First Baseman Target
Talks in Chicago arena indicate TECRO and Chicago American executives pursue Claude Rossman Detroit first baseman. Negotiations advance toward acquiring the veteran, but a missing team owner delayed final steps yesterday.
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TECRO
Claude Rossman
Detroit
Frankel Vts
Rossman
Chicago
Johnson Declines Kaufman Talk Before Ketchel Bout
In New York on June 25 Jack Johnson said he would not negotiate with any Kaufman representatives and would not fight for the heavyweight title until after his October bout with Stanley Ketchel.
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Jack Johnson
A. Kaufman
Johnson
Kaufmans
Stanley Ketcoeli
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