Wahoo Sam Delivers Reds Victory With Three Run Pace
Samuel Crawford nicknamed Wahoo Sam led Cincinnati with a homer a triple and three runs driven in as the Reds outslugged the Cardinals 5 to 4. Hahn and Young pitched well but received little support while Crawford starred at the plate and in the field.
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Samuel Crawford
Wahoo, Neb
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Wahoo Sam
Tebeau
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Hahn
Cyrus Young
Allen
Steinfeldt
Newpor t Jockey Club meets closes with two easy winners
At Newport Kentucky on June 27 1900 the Queen City Jockey Club fifth meet day featured five races. Polly Bixby won the first at 7 furlongs in a romp while Duplicate captured the 6 1/2 furlong event. Mizzoura and Northumberland set early pace but both held firm to win and place.
Reds Return Home After Strong Trip in 12 of 23 Wins
Special Despatch: Cincinnati Reds arrive to a warm welcome after a standout road run. In 23 games they won 12, finishing fifth in the standings and earning praise for fielding and team play. Wahoo Sam Crawford hit a home run in the seventh, with tense moments as Tebeau and others tried to rattle him. Young added two strikes in the ninth.
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Keister
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Cinger
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Wahoo
Sam’ Crawford
Tebeau
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Cy Young
Criger
Robinson
Reds and Giants clash on mud and misplays amid injury drama
Crawford hits three bases while Criger suffers a scalp cut from a foul tip and returns after treatment. Cy Young graces the mound on a gloomy day. Robinson and Heidrich face lingering legs issues as debate over jump balls and Baltimore memories surfaces.
Reds Aim to Break Boston Spell as McGraw Reflects
In candid comments, McGraw recalls pushing through illness to keep playing and argues youngsters should stay in the game despite pain. Manager Allen notes Boston’s recent success against the Reds, while Wilfred Robinson praises Cincinnati as a steady, well balanced club with promising youngsters and strong pitching.
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Wilfred Robinson
Opening Reds Versus Bostons Promises Big Day At New Diamond
Everything is ready for the opening game today between the Reds and Bostons at the relocated diamond. The level field offers expanded outfield room and a grand stand view. Ticket offices and seating arrangements are detailed with prices from fifty cents to sixty five. a temporary dressing room is set in Hulbert Block.
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Pittsburg Pirates Shut Out Until Ninth Inning
Special Despatch reports Pittsburg held Chicago scoreless until the ninth as McCarthy and Clingman connected for singles and Ely's wild throw produced the first run. Nichol singled and Bradley batted for Killen to score Clingman. Pirates bats warmed late. Ritchey and McCormick excelled in defense.
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Ely suffers through planned sacrifice sequence in loss
Sacrifice hits by Ritchey Cooley and Ely, Ritchey stealing, and a double play by Ely and Cooley framed a tight game. Tannehill issued three walks, Strueck struck out once, Nicol had a passed ball, Killen a wild pitch, and Hurst worked one hour thirty-five minutes.
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Brooklyn New York Game Postponed By Rain
The Brooklyn New York game was postponed due to rain. No rescheduled details provided.
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New York
Chicago Wins Third Straight Over Minneapolis
Chicago defeats Minneapolis 4 to 2 in a C II baseball game. Denzer held the visitors to one run on four hits as Chicago tops the series and draws 1,100 in attendance. Bailey pitched for Minneapolis, while Brodie, Shugart and Isbell contributed in Chicago’s offense.
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Milwaukee Triumphs as Smith Powers Win over Kansas City
Milwaukee defeats Kansas City 4 to 2 as Smith shines with hits in the fourth sixth and eighth innings. Husting’s pitching limits KC threats until the ninth, when a rally falls short. Burke’s standout play at the plate preserves the lead, Waldron and Dowd add line-drive insurance.
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Hemphill
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Blues
Buffalos Tie Up Series With 6 3 Win Over Indianapolis
Buffalo wins the second game of the series 6 to 3 at Buffalo. The see saw game stayed close until the last out with Buffalo pitching held Indianapolis to 3 runs. Magoon was ejected in the first inning for disrespect to the umpire.
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Young
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Peter Duryea
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Cleveland Defeats Detroit On Faulty Fielding And Umpire Calls
Both pitchers excelled yet errors by Cleveland fielders and umpire Cantillon cost the game. Detroit wins 4 0 as Cleveland’s miscues and late arm calls overshadow strong mound work. Miller and Hart started for the teams with several runners left on base and 1,300 in attendance.
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Cantillon
Detroit
Stanford Loses to Chicago Bloomer Girls 10 to 5
Stanford, Ky suffered a 10 to 5 defeat this afternoon at the hands of a Chicago Bloomer Girls team. The game featured strong Chicago hitting and steady Stanford defense despite the setback.
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Commercial Tribune
Stanford
Bloomer Girls
Chicago
Lawrenceburg Teams Dominate In Weekend Baseball Card
Kirtley Baker's Lawrenceburg team crushed Mattie Schwab's Stars 15 to 8. Captain Anderson praises Dus ty Miller as a developing star. Navy infielder Smith joins Price Hill, while McGraw of the Superbas stands out as top all around player. Various local clubs seek games for Sunday July 1 and list multiple teams without scheduled matches.
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Mattie Schwab
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Anderson
Dusty
Miller
Champion Will Meet Ruhlin If Arm Is Sounded
James Jeffries the heavyweight champion confirms plans to fight Gus Ruhlin on August 25 if his arm, in a plaster cast since May 27, is in condition. He will, in any case, give Ruhlin the first chance.
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Louisville plans big fight fund for Rubin Jeffries bout
Three prominent Louisville sportsmen have contributed 10000 dollars to seed a fund for a Rubin Jeffries match in Louisville. The event aims to occur in late summer or early fall, with organizers seeking an outdoor venue and formal arrangements to pull off the bout in the city.
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Northumberland Sets Track Record in 6 1/2 Furlongs at Newport
Worthumberland owned by W H Laird wins the six and a half furlongs in 1 20 3/4 clipping a quarter second off the track record. Junaetta finishes second four lengths back with Crinkle third as crowd bets favor Advance Guard at Latonia and Washington Park notes.
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Latonia Opens With Three Day Meeting and Final Stakes
Latonia launches a three day meet as the last at the track until fall with three race cards arranged by Secretary Hopper. The opening card features a mile and a quarter race and a five furlong dash for two year old fillies with a talented field including May Cherry and Queen Carnival. The Tobacco Stakes headlines Saturday with a strong field and a purse dispute over Duplicate’s Newport win awaits judges. Protests accuse Duplicate of running on an outlawed Dayton track with Taunton and Red Bird Jr., while Flora Daniels seeks the purse. Queen Carnival’s owner bets on a showdown with Monarka and School for Scandal, though a match race seems unlikely.
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Goose Liver
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Peter Duryea
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Derby Style Race Plans Face Owner Refusal
The Derby style event faces a potential snag as C. H. Smith, owner of the second entrant, refuses to permit it. The Washington Park Club offers a $5,000 purse and may schedule the race in the next few days. Sidney Lucas is set to sail to Brighton Beach next week for a major handicap.
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Favorites win four of six at Fair Grounds
At St Louis on June 27 favorites won four of six races. The track was good with large attendance and heavy betting. Races highlighted by Troubeam and Muskalonge taking early sprints, Wild Pirate leading in the two year olds, and George Arnold prevailing in the six furlong feature.
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Horses Transferred After J Gardner Ban At St Louis
Sinfi and Denman Thompson two year olds valued around six thousand dollars were transferred today to T F Buckley by J Gardner who was barred by Fair Grounds judges yesterday. The sale price is not disclosed. The horses will race under Buckley’s name in St Louis.
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Admi ration Wins Sheepshead Bay Mile Handicap
Admi ration led early and won the one mile handicap at Sheepshead Bay by a length in 1 39 four fifths. The day’s feature event drew the top weights with the favorite showing superiority from the start. Belle of eer ay and Richard J. followed in the race's early stages.
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Looram Wins At Ft Erie As Weir Claims Winner
In Buffalo at Ft Erie Looram scored another solid race with Weir claiming the horse after Zanone moved to Looram's owner. The day featured six races with times around 1:29 and 1:41 for seven furlongs and one mile, listing entrants Feasy F Antitheis Lamp Globe Cronatus Leoram and other runners. Races covered seven furlongs four and one half furlongs one mile and three quarters mile with favorites and longshots noted among the finishers.
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Joe Chamberlain Wins Northumberland Plate at Newcastle
At Newcastle today the Northumberland plate race was won by Joe Chamberlain a three year old bay colt owned by J. C. Dyer and ridden by J. H. Martin Innocence finished second and Ameer finished third in a field of eight.
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Muncie Beats Marion Bigly On Country Club Links
Muncie defeated Marion by thirty three strokes in the opening golf match of a series featuring Marion Muncie and Richmond. The contest took place on the Country Club course this afternoon as part of a multi city event.
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Muncie
Ind
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Richmond
Diplomats for All and Fraud Charges Sustained
A Supreme Court special committee in Columbus reports no evidence that any applicant obtained exam questions and finds no sale of questions. It notes some doubt about a funding pool and notes five graduates to be paneled, with two under age.
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Engineer Fights Week of Severe Hiccups on Wabash Run
Peru Ind June 27 Jonas Hughey passenger engineer for the Wabash Railway has suffered a week of severe hiccoughs since a run here last week. Hiccups averaged forty a minute and compression was needed to prevent organ bursting. Recovery possible as rate drops to about 52 a minute.
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Board of Health to Disinfect Chinatown Quarters
The Board of Health will thoroughly disinfect the Chinese quarters in Manhattan Brooklyn and Coney Island as a precaution against the plague. A Board of Estimate appropriation of $20 000 was approved for the work and it will begin immediately.
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Emperor and Actors Visit Kiel to See German Navy
By command of Emperor William the Sa moans troupe performing at the Zoo traveled to Kiel to allow His Majesty to view Germanys naval power as demonstrated by the battleships there.
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