Scott Makes Good Showing in Debut Against Giants
Yesterday scores show New York 6 Cincinnati 2 and St Louis 3 Boston 2 with Scott debuting for Cincinnati against Mathewson. His control and fielding were faulty yet several exceptional plays aided by Harley Magoon and Crawford kept the Reds from more scoring. three Giants runs came on a costly Beckley error and Scott’s wildness.
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Beckley
Algie M'Bride Released by Cincinnati Club
New York report states Algernon McBride was released after ten days with Cincinnati. He will go West with the team if no eastern club signs him. Amos Rusie wired for to join the Reds and may start Friday. President Freedman proposed Rusie as a drawing card. he is due tomorrow night. Kennedy injured, out weeks. Reds to play two games tomorrow, Hahn and Phi to pitch. Umpire Dwyer ill, will be relieved for two games. Harley homered, praised. Irwin Peitz and Scott doomed by foul flies in eighth.
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St Louis Defeats Boston In Seventeen Hit Game
St Louis wins 8 to 4 at Boston in a game noted for second and seventh inning hits. Powell held Boston to scattered hits as a running catch by Teeter highlighted the play. Attendance 1,503 with Gammons subbing for Kittredge in the ninth.
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Brooklyn Beats Pittsburgh In Slugfest At Park
Brooklyn tallies 16 runs as Daly and Kelley power the lineup with three base hits apiece while Wiltse and Dahlen pace the mound effort. Pittsburgh matches with late scoring but falls short as Kel ley clocks a homer and Daly adds three bases.
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Gym's New Home Assured in Cincinnati Building Plan
The Commercial Tribune notes strong investor interest in the new Cincinnati Gymnasium. A Board meeting discussed bondholder names and future access protected by bond purchases of 25 dollars each, signaling confidence in the project and city construction efforts.
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Washington Triumphs on Clarke's Ninth Inning Hit
Clarke delivered a lucky two-run single in the ninth to lift Washington over Philadelphia 5 to 4. Philadelphia errors in the final frame aided the rally as Washington added four runs, with Oughlin making a notable one handed catch. No umpire today. Grady and Leahy officiated.
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Milwaukee Wins Slugfest In Cleveland Shootout
Milwaukee bunched four runs in two innings and held on for a 4-0 win at Cleveland. Shiebeck’s ninth inning error opened the door for a Cleveland surge, but Milwaukee’s four-run frame earlier plus strong pitching by Bruns and Reidy sealed the victory. Attendance 2 650.
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Mixed up American League schedule causes Baltimore game loss
Baltimore failed to host a game as the Boston club arrived late. A Boston departure from the city altered plans, with Washington initially slated for Baltimore on May 9 to 10. The revised schedule later listed Philadelphia and Washington, Boston at Baltimore, prompting confusion for local officials.
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Columbus Club Strengthened by New Players
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Columbus Ohio June 26 The Columbus Club gains strength with new arrivals Tom News from ChesterPa and Tommy Mylett from the Nashville Club making debuts at first base and shortstop. McCallister is sidelined with a sprain. a new left fielder is added. The team aims to stop its slide and improve play against Western Association opponents.
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Crawfordsville Beats Visitors In Ninth Inning Rally
Crawfordsville overcame an early deficit to win in the ninth inning. Final score shows Crawfordsville with a late surge and a decisive victory as the home team.
Pittsburgers to meet local cricketers in Cincinnati
The Pittsburg Field Club cricket team will play the Cincinnati Gym eleven at the Gymnasium grounds this Saturday. Led by Captain H. M. Laughlin and managed by Walter Houstly and A. Magruder, the Pittsburgers, largely American players, arrive with notable supporters. The match runs from morning until about 5 p.m.
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Rusie Spends Night in Saloon as News of Release Spreads
Amos Rusie did not join Cincinnati and remains in town, with Manager McPhee seeking to ship him East. Lloyd hurriedly arranged transport to New York, but Rusie reportedly spent hours at Arcade saloon near Central Avenue, delaying any departure. Meanwhile rookie Scott impressed in his major league debut, offering a glimpse of potential for future NL duty.
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Louisville tops Dayton 3 1 in tense early Louisville win
Louisville defeats Dayton 3 to 1 as Gochnaur miscues and Grosart error in eighth aid Louisville. Myers and Donnelly contribute in Dayton lineup with Weyhing striking out four for Louisville. Attendance not specified.
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Senators Win Opener as Colts Top Indiana Hoosiers
The Senators defeated Indianapolis led by Griffin with three singles and a double. Guese allowed scattered hits as Columbus moved to 15 runs on 15 hits while Indiana posted 9 runs on 11 hits. Attendance reached 711 as Williams pitched for Columbus and Guese worked for Indianapolis.
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Ft Wayne Falls to Wheeling as Irwin Holds Spotlight
Ft Wayne could not solve Irwin’s pitching while Wheeling capitalized on bunched hits and errors for three third inning runs. Attendance around 200 with umpire Hornung overseeing a low scoring baseball game between the two teams.
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Smith Third in Pigeon Shoot at Hurlingham Cup
At Hurlingham London an international pigeon shooting cup of £20 and a sweepstake of £5 drew seventy three competitors including Count Aeneast and Safes. Smith finished in third place.
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McCoy Engages Conductor in Car Skirmish on Night Run
Kid McCoy clashed with conductor Neil Talmadge on an electric car at Waterford after McCoy broke a window with his hand and cut his wrist. The actor was ejected, reboarded, and later rode to Mechanicsville before heading to Saratoga Lake. a warrant for assault awaits deputy sheriffs for Talmadge.
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Denver Flyweight Bout Ended Early as Gardner Knocked Out
Corbett of Denver floored Oscar Gardner five times in the sixth round of a ten round fight before the Denver Wheel Club. Gardner was nearly out when police stopped the bout.
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Comiskey Improves His Ball Park in Chicago
Comiskey, while team president away, adds a row of boxes atop the roofed grandstand and enlarges left field bleachers to boost capacity to 4 000. He also smooths the turf to address uneven surfaces from spring turfing, noting a tougher challenge ahead for the Champions than four months ago.
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Paul Mitchell No 5 on Yale Boat
Paul Lincoln Mitchell, a Yale senior and 174 pound rower, will row No 6 in Yale's Varsity eight in the Yale Harvard regatta. He recently received his Yale diploma and aims for a strong four mile main event tomorrow. Mitchell rowed in the Varsity four last year and is in superb condition.
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Three Left For Woman's Tennis Champion
Philadelphia June 26 The women's National championship lawn tennis tournament continued despite rain leaving three players vying for the title after Miss Marion Jones defeated Miss Warren in singles. An all remaining semifinal between Miss Atkinson and Miss Moore will be played tomorrow with the winner meeting Marion Jones in the final.
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Amateur Baseball Bouts Highlight Upcoming Weekends
Local clubs announce matchups at League Park and nearby fields. Shamrocks plan to bring Har ly Conover to face Bond Hills with Stockman poised to defend undefeated record. Bellevue Browns meet Admirals at Hast ewport Park aided by Lloyd and Bates. Addyston seeks grounds for games. Johnson brothers shine. Orioles seek under 15s for June 29. Crickets clash with Laurels in a Sunday doubleheader. Multiple teams arrange reports, travel, and inquiries across Cincinnati and surrounding towns.
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Delehanty Released by National League Club
President Hart announced Delehanty has been released and likely will return to the Worcester Club of the Eastern League. Illness, malaria like, hampered his stint with the Orphans while Raymer remains at the crucial corner awaiting a better man or trial.
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Frame-Up Hinted As Maidens Compete In Newport Races
Newport race card drew light betting as two year olds and maidens raced. Poison romped home from a field of maidens, ten lengths ahead, while Durrell was upset in maiden action. King Elkwood won the fifth with Frank Fellows a strong but contested favorite, and Bettie R. disrupted the stretch drive.
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First Race Selling 6 Furlongs Starters Listed
Field includes Elsie Venner JuHn Rosé Chemisette Pauline J Sister Euphrasia N Stites Fusion King's Pet King Elkwood Prudent Golden G Sallie J for six furlong selling race with weights noted. Multiple races follow with entries for purse, selling and distances across sixth events.
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Sallie J
Bean
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Lady In Black
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Black Death
Debenture
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Edna Kenner
Rose of Red
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Birdie May
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Outburst
Nelse Morris
Pinewood
Sweet Dream
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Fairy Dell
Nancy Till
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Stamp
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Teucer
Jimae
Santa Ventur
Robert Morrison
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Jena
Talves
Uterp Tos
Sy Beell
Chas. Daniels
Robert Gray
Tangible-Bean-Larry Rose and Banquo II-Hinsdale linked courts
Names appear in a fragmentary list with multiple hyphenated identifiers and personal names. No clear event, action, or outcome is discernible, leaving a sparse record of individuals and possible surnames in a legal or social catalog.
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Tangible—Bean
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Red
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Hinsdale
Birdie May
Prue Wood
Nancy Till—Teucer
Utero
Jena
Charlie Daniels
Gossip From the Ring and Paddock at the Track
Gossip notes a filly named Poison bought by Kelly Ford from Charlie Oxx after a troubled start and track antics. The piece covers trainer clashes, whips on horses, bookmaking practices, a paddock sale of W. H. Laird estate horses, and various track observations including a nursing identifications and a snake encounter.
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Kelly Ford
Charlie Oxx
Oxx
Joyner
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Ier
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Riley
Fox
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Snyder
Freeman
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Bean
Olea
Northumberland
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Bronze Demon
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Bermuda Prince
Utero
Pentland
Forbush
Laird
Miss Logan
Neot Anderson
Sata Teure
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Rome
Sweet Dream
Newport Considers Foreign Book Amid Turf Congress Standoff
Newport may soon stage a foreign book to aid horse owners as Ft Erie and St. Louis jockeys fill stable space. Manager Fowler pushes the plan despite earlier opposition, hoping a telegraphic vote or a possible Newport meeting will decide. Other issues before the Turf Congress include Louisville track and a new New Orleans track.
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Deboe Takes Auburn Stakes At Chicago Track
W J Deboe wins the Auburn Stakes by a neck at Washington Park in Chicago after leading from the start. Merito challenges in the stretch but cannot overtake the Arthur colt who weights 89 pounds. Terminus wins the opening race, while Jaubert and Denman Thompson also take victories in the card.
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Howell W Wins Easily at Sheepshead Bay Debut Day
Howell W backed from 50 to 1 to 30 to 1 stormed to a effortless first-race victory at Sheepshead Bay. The program featured three close finishes with Gay Boy and White Owl contesting the Spring Stakes, Chilton holding off a late challenge.
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Favorites Win Patchwork Card at St Louis Fair Grounds
At the St Louis Fair Grounds a mixed slate of races produced three favorites and two well played seconds. Katie 166 Finnerty at 7 to 1 won a tight sprint, with Shinesee Coreel 108 Plunkett at 25 to 1 following. Other major winners included Frank Pearce 107 Bassinger and Zutalle 128 Casey in longer events, with several notable entries like Stuttgart Fernandez and Delsarte also running.
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Water Color Leads Littlefield Sale At Sheepshead
New York June 26 A set of horses bred as the property of Charles Littlefield Jr sold at auction in the Triton Company's paddock before racing Water Color topped the sale at 23000 bids from idney Paget and M L Haymen but bought by D G Johnson Other entries over 1000 included Water Color bh c 3 by Watercress Sabrina 11000 Watercure bh g 4 by Watercress Lenas First 11000 Phosphor bc 3 by Gold Finch Roke 2000 Rivenoak bc 3 by Huron Liles 2100 Royal Choice cc 3 by Candlemas Royal Falcon 1000 Andalusian bk c 2 by Watercress Cochuca 2750 Sold Care ch c by Shee Gold Finch Allan mah J E Seagram 1750 Watercress The Tru ant W H Powers 2500 Utopian ch c 2 by Juvena Utility FL M Taylor 3500 Numeral eu c 2 by Juvenal Numerest A J Joyner 2600 Ged by Goldfinch La neg get 500 Optimist ch c 2 by Star Ruby Repressa A J Joyner 3500.
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Watercress
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G. B. Morris
Gold Finch
Roke
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Rivenoak
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J. E. Seagram
W. H. Powers
Juvena
FL. M. Taylor
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Crowds Gather at Sheepshead Bay Horse Sale Scandal Rumors
The June 26 sale of C. Littlefield Jr. horses at Sheepshead Bay drew a large crowd. Racegoers questioned the deal’s integrity amid allegations of plugging by some buyers. Reports said J B Haggin may have owned the string, Littlefield trained on a share. Water Color sold for a large, unspecified sum to Davy Johnson, a Littlefield ally.
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Hamilton Driving Club Hosts Second Race Meeting
The Hamilton Driving Club will stage its second race meeting at the Butler County Fair Grounds track in Hamilton Ohio on July 4. Four class prizes with red blue yellow and purple ribbons will go to winners. A special committee of James I Tully and W C Hunter arranges events. Russ Teague will not compete as he joins a racing circuit with his horses. Club membership has risen since opening meet.
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Futurity Stake Planned at Terre Haute for 3 Year Trotters and Pacers
Terre Haute Ind June 26 The Terre Haute Trotting Association decides to stage Kentucky Stock Farm futurity races for three year old trotting and pacing horses at the fall meeting. The two year old division of the stake totaled 2000 dollars, leaving 8000 dollars for this year with the larger portion for trotters and a smaller portion for pacers.
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Horse Racing Entries From Sheepshead Meet
A long list of entries for today at Sheepshead Bay across six races including three-year-olds, two-year-olds, selling races, and handicaps on dirt and turf. Notable horses mentioned include Unmasked, Vitae Keene, Templeton, Bender, Gunfire, Northern Star, The Englewood Stakes contenders Lady Strathmore and Maud Gonne, and Pink Coat with a mix of weights and futures.
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American pair wins in All England tennis
London June 24 An American pair won in the All England tennis championships. The article notes a singles victory by an American over an opponent in the third round and reports in the doubles that D Davis and H Ward defeated Eaves and Hilyard in three sets in the second round.
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Jockey Combs Suspended by Island Jockey Club
NEW YORK June 26 stewards of the spray Island Jockey Club suspended Jock Combs from taking mounts and referred the case to the Jockey Club with a recommendation that his license be revoked for his ride on Wax Taper last Tuesday.
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SOLES
Credollar
Truby
Ates
Seave
Ab.h. OA
Wiolete
Not
Cacaney
Quinn
Grafius
Poutz
Mer
Tal Xies
McLaughlin
Young Corbett
Paul Mitchell
YALE
Hastern
Bunch of Maidens
Eeeeeee
Detroit
Spurs
Fabatre
Eppe Rotterdam
H. Lews
Nina B. L
Eleanor Holmes
Rene
Teckla
Templar
Grandeur
Kaslo
Give
Scotch Bramble
Kildarne
Inkerfi Ps Belle
Icon
Whitney, Jr
McCann
Linden ‘Ties
Lemuel Ra
Illiowaho
Pad
Zio
Yooatrice
Aker
Star OF Littlefield Sale
Dave Johnson
Sale
Futurity
Terre Haute, Ind
Washington Park
Staocles
Oton Clay
Colonel Stone
Patheen HF Gallagher
Oakling
Virginian C
Honolite
Meran
Royal Athlete
Judge Kemp
Ed Hyde
Sandy
Handit
Poyntz
Curd Gillock
Dr. Bradley
Cicely Thorneap
Saline
Anna Eric
Miss Phone
Echodale
Jim Turner
Nandora
Philip Sydney li Pan Chapin
Thornwild
Orris
Sellin
WN Eppy
Lamp Glo
Hile
General ceGrader
Matt Hogan
Chappaqua
Skill
Satire
Drogheda
Lady Hayman
Ida Penzance
King D
Speak Easy
Tenderloin
Leliane
Dr. Moore
I. Know
Dynasty
St. Hera
Eet Beer
Miss Blarney
Halmetta Milar
Ird Gace-ehtins
Little Veronica
Geezer
Ford
Ergo Madam Gerst
Bonnie Maid
Sauce Boat
Algie M
Gray Dally
Lzzie A
Coven
Servant
Mr. Smooth
Seragamp
Woodtrice
Simon
Tip Gallant
George
Hieaway
Sue Clifton
Exit
Lauretta
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