Newton Shines as Giants Rally Past Reds in Ninth
In New York, Newton pitched well but poor defense let Cincinnati fall 11 to 10 as the Giants exploded for a big ninth inning. Haltren and Davis led a burst, with Stein feldt and Bergen also contributing as New York erased an earlier Reds lead. The game featured Irwin’s sharp third-base defense and a chaotic late rally that sealed the win for New York.
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Cincinnati
New Yorks
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Bowerman
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Gage
Selbach
Davis
Hickman
Ganzel
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McPhee
Reds
Dobbs
Beckley
Crawford
Steinfeldt
Bergen
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Irwin
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Magoon
Strang
Steinfedt
Warner
Girwin
Phylean
Bowerm
EEOC
Phyle
van Haltren
Strange
Mageon
Algie McBride Joins New York Giants in Bold Move
New York announces the signing of Algie McBride from Cincinnati. He will debut in right field tomorrow as President Brush aims to bolster the Giants after a conference with Manager McPhee. Dwyer remains ill. Bernhard will be sent to Rochester.
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New York
Algie McBride
Freedman
McBride
Cincinnati
Giants
Iy Freedman
Rochester
Players’ Protective Association
Charles Irwin
Reds
Brush
Bancroft
Boston
Scott
Mills
Schenectady
Phillips Delivers in Heat as Pirates Edge Brooklyn
Phillips pitched cleverly and drove in four runs with two hits, carrying Brooklyn until the eighth inning when three hits and two outs saved the Pirates from a shutout. Heat forced a late quit. Pa Heather fell short despite fronting the club.
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Phillips
St. Louis 10 Boston 4 in heat tied finale
Boston loses final game to St. Louis 10 to 4 after heat affects Emslie in the 11th. Moran and Schriver finish as attendance reaches 1,500. Burkett Padden Kruger Kilge etc. contribute. Harper pitched for St. Louis in a windy, high‑scoring contest.
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St. Louis
Frarper
McGann
Padden
Kruger
Willis
Boaston
Tenney
Hamilton
Lowe
Burkett
Long
Philadelphia Defeats Chicago 4 2 in Uneven Contest
In Philadelphia June 28 the game between Philadelphia and Chicago was lackluster and lengthy. Attendance 1,468. Philadelphia tallied four runs while Chicago crossed two, with White and Harteel among the notable contributors for the Phillies and Dexter and Flick providing offense for Chicago. Pitching by Huence and White shaped the tense, low-scoring affair.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Ee Jladelphia
Ab.h.o
Phila
Ab.h.o-A-E. Harteel
Green
Dexter
Celeh'ty
Chance
Flick
Wol'ton
Raymer
Jen’ . Bee
Card
Ocroms
Huenee
Ormickennings
Deluty
White
Hallman
Douglass
Phileashia
Os Fee
Thomas
Cundingham
Mike Kahoe Joins Chicago After Reds Departure
Mike Kahoe, the first Reds 1901 player to switch teams, signed with Chicago after a cross town offer by manager McPhee. He was seen with friends in the business district yesterday as he prepared to report. The City crowd noted Chicago in splendid shape for the season.
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Mike Kahoe
Reds
Chicagos
Cac Ee
McPhee
Kahoe
R. Kena
Brooklyn Club to Transfer to Washington in National League
The Brooklyn National League club will move to Washington soon after negotiations. Local crowds favor the move as Washington’s American League team draws strong support. President Young of the Japan asked the Building Commissioner to repair the old National League Park stands but gave no definite details on the change.
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Brooklyn
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Hanlon
Young
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National League
Boston 6 Washington 5 in eighth inning win
Boston won 6 to 5 over Washington in the eighth as Clingman error and a four run homer led the surge. Freeman was fined benched and ejected for arguing. Attendance 2,600. Carrick and Winters pitched, with Washington using 6 walks and 3 strikeouts. Fer ris homered for Boston and Parent hit a two base shot.
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Boston
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Freeman
H.O.A
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Stahl
Dungan
Collins
Gear
Foster
Hemph’l
Quinn
Parent
C’ghlin
Ferris
Cl'gman
Criger
Carrick
Winters
Grady
Sheridan
Detroit 4 Milwaukee 0 in Game Complete
Detroit ships a whitewashing behind Miller's strong pitching and sharp fielding. Holmes and Gleason collected two base hits for the Tigers while Friel Hallman Nance and Burk contributed in the offense. Estimated attendance noted with Miller earning the win and Garvin the loss.
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Burke
Buelow
Maloney
Garvin
Holmes
Gleason
Hallman
McAllister Imes
Milwaukee
Anderson
Ball
Gavin
Haskell
Baltimore Rally Beats Philadelphia as Fraser Strikes In
Baltimore toppled Philadelphia 5 0 in the ef inning after Fraser and Howell battled for supremacy. Donlin and Lajoie starred with pivotal hits as Baltimore loaded the bases late. Attendance 1,494. notable club work by Donlin, Lajoie, and Williams.
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Philadelphia
Howell
Donlin
Lajoie
Balt
Ab.h.o.a
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Ab.h.o-A.e. McGraw
Ofalt
Donilin
Williams
Keiter
Seymour
Jackson
Woeia
Mart
Robinson
Chicago Tops Cleveland In Ragged 7-6 Tilt
Chicago defeats Cleveland 7 to 6 in a tense game marked by rugged fielding on both sides. Early leads swing as Cleveland errors fuel Chicago’s comeback, with Sugden scoring the winning run in the tenth after being hit by a pitch and advancing on Patterson’s fourth hit. Attendance 2,500.
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Cleveland
Eveland
Sugden
Patterson
Shiebeck
Reds Sign Pitcher Charley Case From Muldoons
Charley Case, a 22 year old pitcher from Cincinnati now living in Utopia Ohio, signed by Reds Treasurer Lloyd after his strong showing for the Muldoons. He will begin with the Reds at League Park Monday following his final amateur appearance Sunday at Hamilton.
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Utopia
Crane-Breed Company
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Strait
Rait
Anderson pitcher John Thompson signs with Reds
John Thompson, 20, pitcher for the Anderson Independent team, signed with the Reds today and will join the club next Thursday. A Carthage College student, he was discovered by McPhee in a Richmond game and is praised for speed control and a slow drop curve. Local fans call him the era’s most promising youngster since Chauncey Fisher and Joe Goar.
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Anderson
Ind
John Thompson
Reds
Carthage College
McPhee
Richmond
Chauncey Fisher
Jot Goar
Baseball Score Summary with Hit Sequences and Outs
Base hits by Mc Farland Shugart and Bradley include three base hits. Hitters H Hoy Stolenses Hartman McCarthy Wood contribute in a game where McFarland tallies two, with Hartman Mertetapa Isbell Shiebeck and Bradley turning double plays. Dowling and Hart combine for walks and hit by pitched events. Patterson LaChance Sugden cited in game actions. Tim umpire Cantillion.
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Shugart
Bradley
Hartman
McCarthy
Wood
Mertet
Apa Isbell
Shiebeck
Lahance
Patterson
Dowling
Hart
Eeene Patterson
LaChance
Sugden
Tim Impire
Cantilion
Toledo
H.O
A.E. Marion
Ab.h.o.a
Woodl'k
Eaney
Joss
W. O!quinn
Graffius
Foutz
U Gilks
McFarl'd
Cargo
Truby
Kane
Viox
Beecher
Ganley
Kellner
Intyre
Scanlon
Daub
Marion
McIntyre
Gilks
Wright
Local standings snippet featuring clubs and scores
The fragment lists club records and scores for Indianapolis Wayne Louisville Toledo Wheeling Marion Dayton Columbus in a league table. It shows win loss lines with numbers such as 89 17 for Indianapolis Wayne and 32 32 for Toledo, indicating standings and percentages around .471 and .373.
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Indianapolis
Wayne
Louisville
Toledo Ceseey
Wheeling
Marion
Dayton
Columbus
Ames falters as Ft. Wayne tops Wheeling 11-6 in tough loss
Ft. Wayne built an 11 to 6 win over Wheeling after Ames struggled in the seventh inning. Mullin pitched well for Ft. Wayne while Nattress Knoll and Lezotte contributed early hits as Wheeling’s defense faltered late. Attendance reached about 40, with Hornung umpiring and Lattimer driving in key runs for the winners.
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Ind
Ames
Mullin
Wheeling
Mecan
Lezotte
Babb
Byullin
Balk
Lattimer
Fox
Fuller
Hornung
Marion Takes Both From Toledo In Doubleheader
Marion pitcher workload grows as Strobel’s squad defeats Toledo 6 3 and 10 2. Key moments include McIntyre and Beecher homeruns, Pardee and Eagan Game 1 pitchers handling 4 and 6 strikeouts respectively, with 1 000 in attendance.
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Toledo
Marion
Strobel
Meaney
Gilks
Quinn
Cargo
Wright
M'Intyre
M’farl
Foutz
Ol Truby
Graffius
Beecher
Kane
Viox
Ganley
Kellner
Pardee
Hagan
Eagan
Truby
McLaughlin
Senators Fall to Hoosiers on Weak Throw and Double Play
Columbus and Indianapolis split a Western Association matchup as Summerl pitched well for Indianapolis. A seventh inning throwing error by McMackin and a sharp double play from Bey to Heydon helped Indiana edge Columbus in nine frames, denying a third straight win for the Senators.
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Senators
Hoosiers
Western Association
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Bex
Heydon
Colum
Ab.h.o.a.e
H.O.A.E
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Bey
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OlHickey
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Sutthof
Stimmell
Bey and Heydon
Ime
Latham
aAttendance
Louisville Powers Past Dayton in Sixth Inning Rally
Dayton hosts Louisville as both pitchers are hit hard yet Louisville strings together several hits in the sixth to pull ahead. Acknowledges player lineups and stats with no longer details, noting key hits by Miller and Jacobs and a late rally by Louisville.
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Dayton
Louisville
H. Smith
A.E. Louis v
O.A.E
Evans
Wheeler
OlLally
Grosart
Ol Wilmot
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Grim
Goedin'r
Oll Jacobs
Miller
M'farl’'D
Burns
Ol Smith
Gross
Zalusky
Wicker
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Romigvine
Smith
Wilmét
Gochnaur
John Burns
G.smith
Jacobs
Mullane
Boston Umpire Bob Emslie Succumbs to Heat
Umpire Bob Emslie collapsed from the intense heat in Boston after a foul struck him in the fourth inning. He received treatment and, though recovering, cannot travel with his team yet, planning to stay until he can, with hopes to rejoin on Sunday.
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Bob Emslie
Boston
Commercial Tribune
Nichols
Novan
Tris
Jory
Emain
Maher To Wrestle Sharkey At Philadelphia Park
Walter Schleichter signs Tom Sharkey to face Peter Maher in a best three out of five falls mixed style bout. The outdoor match will be held on July 4 at Columbia Baseball Park in Philadelphia.
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New York
Walter Schleichter
Tom Sharkey
Peter Maher
Columbia Baseball Park
Philadelphia
Mackay Buys Brunswick Colt From Hildreth
Chicago June 28 Clarence Mackay bought from Sam Hildreth the two year old colt Brunswick. The price is said to be around Seventeen thousand dollars though this is regarded as uncertain.
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Brunswick
Chicago
Clarence Mackay
Sam Hildreth
Bruunswick
Umpire Jack Reissen Suspended by Saturday Afternoon League
President Howard Ferris suspended umpire Jack Reissen pending investigation into multiple complaints from managers and players. Jack Keenan appointed to replace him temporarily, with Frank Behle and Amire McGinnis assigned to other games as schedule stands.
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Howard Ferris
Reissen
Sheridan
Ferris
Jack Keenan
Keenan
Frank Behle
Avondale
Milfords
Avondales
Amire McGinnis
Globe Orwood
Dugan
College Hill
Millee
Avondale Athletic Club
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Berte c
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Klinke
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Hays
Crail
Ranz R
Tanner P
Deisel c
Buttons
Honeybrink
Schulte S.s
Schroeder
Becker I.f
McLaine
Decker R
College Hills
Lindsley P
Habérer
Dreihs Ib
Renner
Fidler S.s
Waterman
Geyer 1
Burke Oc.f
Keys R
McGinnis
Globe- Wernicke
Norwood
Edison and Riverside clash in Cincinnati Suburban League
The Cincinnati and Suburban League schedules Edison at Riverside with a full lineup including McDermott, Hemphill, Putman, OConner, Guy and Fuller. Riverside fields Sanders, Suire, Stadlander, Sprengard and Leidensen. At Bullock the Le Blond squad faces Bullock with Smith, Castleman and Le Blond teammates.
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Edison
Riverside
McDermott_c
Hemphill P
Putman
O’conner
Guy S.s
Fuller
F. Kindelberger
Hoole
Sprengard S.s
Gray
Leidensen
Shambaugh Ec F
Whiteman R
Bullock
le Blond—Smith c
Castleman P
T. le Blond
Hornberger
Brinker Ss
Parks
Glardon 1
Schwake ¢.F
C. Glancey R
Bullock—Selzer c
Shone Or Woole P
E. Shone
Fay
Murphy
Oscar Shone
R. Schmitt
R.f
Stone & Turner R.f
Pittsburg Cricketers Meet Local Team Today
Pittsburg Field Club faces Cincinnati Gymnasium in a cricket match at Gym Athletic Park East End. Pittsburg arrives at 7 30 AM with about twenty locals including State Senator Scartie and journalist Wm Hammond. Noteable players Clarke Bowie out. J Fellows joins Gyms. match starts 2 20 AM and ends about 1 PM with lunch break.
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Cincinnati Gymnasium
Gym Athletic Park
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Cincinnati
Honing
Smoky City
Scartie
Wm. Hammond
Pittsburg
America
Queen City
T. J. Clarke
David Bowie
Clarke
Bowie
J. Fellows
R. H. Roberts
Avondale Athletic Club
Feilong
Canadian Cricketers Beat Belmont Club In First Match
The Canadian cricket team opened a four game series against Belmont Cricket Club in Philadelphia. At stumps the Canadians had 185 while Belmont stood at 131 after Belmont’s innings.
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Philadelphia
Belmont Cricket Club
Belmont
Piramo Dominates Busy Race Day With Easy Win
The day saw four favorites win and two strong seconds as Piramo led a strong showing for top bettors. Fly Bird and others chased in fast early pace while Narvaez and Will Sayre claimed purses, with Piramo tipping clear in the stretch and winning by a wide margin.
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Piramo
Flying Bird
Full Dress
Jack Willis
Frankellows
Patton
Golden C
Narvaez
Will Sayre
Laird sale yields substantial purses and track gossip
The Laird sale grossed 4315 with twelve horses selling for various prices including The Bronze Demon and Bermuda Prince. Scott Laird sold Bermuda Prince for 700 to Tom Davies. The piece recounts track drama, rider offers, and officials noting crowding and training notes at Newport and Ft Erie.
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Laird
Bronze Demon
Laird Kid Hampton
Scott Laird
Bermuda
Patton
First Race Selling at the Track
A crowded program lists selling races from 2 furlongs to 1 mile with horse names and weights. Notable entries include Exmoor, Arriba, Crown Vail, Ceylon, Mr Brookgelandt, Swee Dream, Eleven Bans, Jim Gore, Edna Kenner, Mollie Brooks, Miss Gairies, Rose of Red, Toluca, In Cand escent, Times Star, The Irish Boy, Crescent Queen, Slasher, and King Elkwood among others.
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Exmoor
Lot Thomas
Arriba
Polly Bixby
Rodd
Don
Crown Vail
Ceylon
Brookgelandt
Fane Garry Lady Kent
Jim Gore
Maggie Felix
Locust Blossom
Bremp
Mollie Brooks
Bud Embry
Miss Gairies
Edna Kenner
Follow
Rose of Red
Littl Henry
Robert Gray
Strathbroeck
Nekarnis
John McElroy
Toluca
Mise Daniels
Troubaline
Je B
Eva Wilson
Lady Ezell
Onanetta
Incandescent
Slasher
Flop
Semicolon
Times Star
Irish Boy
Hoe
Crescent Queen
Elsie Venner
Fusige
Ignis
Caloocan
Colonel Strathy
King Elkwood
Danny Ffy
Newport Selections And Names From The Draft List
A list of names including Brookwood Ceylon Arriba Kent Prue Wood Edna Kenner Budé Embry Strathbroeck Toluca Robert Gray Eva Wilsyn Incandescent Troy King Elkwood Ignis Caloocan appears as a compiled roster or sample of selections and associates for a project or event.
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Mr. Brookwood
Ceylon—Arriba
Stamp—Lady Kent
Prue Wood
Edna Kenner
Budé Embry
Strathbroeck
Toluca
Robert Gray
Eva Wilsyn
Incandescent
Troy King Elkwood
Ignis
Caloocan
American tennis players beat English champs in London semifinal
In the Wimbledon all-comers event semifinal at Wimbledon June 28, D. Davis and H. American players defeated Gamble and Davis three sets to none. The singles semifinals featured Gere Seat operetch and C. P. Dixon, with H. B. Ma morey noted elsewhere. baseball section referenced on page 9.
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London
Pene Anwine
Wimbleton
D. Davis
Gamble
Davis
Gere Seat Operetch
C. P. Dixon
Maorey
Jockey McDonald Dies in Denver Stall
Johnny McDonald California jockey dies in a stall at Overland Park Denver after a health decline. He had ridden for top owners, spent winter in Arizona with Dick Clawson, and will be sent to California for burial.
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Col
Johnny McDonald
California
Overland Park
Arizona
Gomany
Dick Clawson
McDonald
Mike Hennessy
Mike
Hennessy
Barney Schreiber
Hughey Howes
Referee Ruling Sparks Fury In Root Carter Bout
In San Francisco on June 28 the Root vs Carter fight ended controversially in the fifteenth round when Referee Wand ruled a foul by Carter after a body blow. Root limped to his corner, crowd roared, police cleared the ring, Carter was cheered. Preliminary Callahan Bernstein bout also went to Callahan amid dissent.
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San Francisco
Jack Root
Chicago
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Root
Carter
Wand
Tim Callahan
Philadelphia
Joe Bernstein
New York
Callahan
Bernstein
Alan-a-Dale Star Soars in Fast Washington Park Card
Alan-a-Dale, the two year old speed marvel trained by T. C. McDowell, won the first race at Washington Park as Pentecost fell. The card featured clear weather and fast track with several notable finishes including Hylo, Sam Lazarus, and Miss Bennet in close battles.
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Chicago
Washington Park
T. C. McDowell
Alan-a-Dale
Pentecost
Leroy
Miss Bennet
Isia
Waldeck
Hyle
Knight
Helen Print
Dominick
Harry Wilson
J. Woods
Bragg
Jiminez
Ibs
Bullman
Searcher
Winkfield
Omdurman
Howell
Peninsular Squeaks Ahead in June Stakes at Sheepshead
Wax Taper and Nones led a day of favorites at Sheepshead Bay. Peninsular edged Disadvantage by a neck in the June Stakes 5½ furlongs with Gay Boy close behind for third. Disadvantage beat Gay Boy by a head for second place.
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New York
Peninsular
Disadvantage
Gay Boy
Shaw
Esséne
Landry
Illuminate
Odom
Courtenay
Leonora
Suscanusunna
Concertina
Fugurtha
Trump
Corsair
Friar Tabor
Lemoyne
Athelglen
Jack
Gilead
Wax Taper
Puritan
Cochran
Dublin
Wonderly
Burns
O'Connor
Allbert
Herbert
Smith
Trigger
Cyrano
Carbuncle
Sweet Tooth
Walsh
Bedeck
Monnce
Princeton Girl
Malden
Blue Victor
Spry
Irené Lindsay
Surmise
Aminte
Connie
Balloon
Ondardis
Maria Bolton
Ikey Diddy
Lady Buck
Bounteous
Nenes
McGinn
Fatalist
Magunce
Ereseeeess
Seminole
Belgrade
Horse Races Noted at Highland Park Track
Detroit June 2 weather fine and track fast at Highland Park as six furlong races feature Octe Brooks Oconee and Fanny Blazes among others with times around 1 15 to 1 42 for the day. Participants include Eleanor Holmes Ninety Cents Pearl Ban and Blazer Band with multiple runners listed in each race.
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Detroit
Highland Park
Octe Brooks
Pompaand
T. Walker
Lad
Eleanor Holmes
Po Bradshaw
Bertha L
Isa
J. Daly
Springweil
Crekier
All Sainte
St. David
Tristram
L. Thompson
Aulamenet
Troxler
Lucrusta
Pearl Ban
Woodchuck
Taxman
Havten
Adams
Annie Lauretta
F. Morrison
Winepregt
Bess Verine
Mc. Chambers
Randy K
Ee Henry
Ibs Coronier
Te Enzance
McCann
Gotemba
Magnus
Tro l
Lady Hayman
Cherry Wild
Lillie Hammerton
Local Tennis Players Prepare for Upcoming Tournament
Local clubs focus on best strokes amid rain delays and forfeitures. East players seek to extend their laurels while Louisville defeat boosts home hopes. Matches feature Cincinnati and Avondale clashes with doubles and singles on the schedule, including Casey and Dr Struble in doubles and several titled singles bouts.
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Louisville
Someyees
Cincinnati
Aheee and
Warner
O. Reemelin
Cole
Mrs. Boye
Harlem Injunction Dissolved at Harlem Race Track
Chicago June 28 Promoters and pool sellers at the Harlem race track were freed from the injunction by Judge Stein who held that the Court of Chancery should not issue such restraints when a legal remedy exists The criminal court has exclusive domain over the issues The appeal from the dismissal was taken to the Appellate Court Judge Stein criticized Judge Hollister’s Ohio BOA fight opinion.
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Harlem
Superior Court of
Cook County
Puape Stein
Court of Chancery
Stein
Criminal Court
Flollister
Ohio
Horse Entries for Todays Races at Sheepshead and Washington Park
The listing details first to sixth races at Sheepshead and Washington Park with horse names, weights, and distances for maiden two-year-olds, high weight handicaps, futurity courses, steeplechase, turf selling, and various stakes. Notable entries include Cast Iron, Wild Oats, Nasturtium, King Edward, Passe Partout, Borough, The Lady, Old Hutch, and Pinochle among many others.
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Wild Oats
Honolulu
Meditation
Monsoluca
Rightaway
Ohagen
Lady Sterling
Nugget
Carroll D
Isidor
Colonel Padden
May W
Vitellius
the Black Scot
Oliver Mc
Hthelbert
Star Bright
Passe Partout
Walter Cleary
Mat Simpson
Jack Carey
Marsehan
Magic Light
Higbie
Fulminate
Orman
Borough
Pleasant Sail
Tinge
Ginki
Barbetto
Lium
Washington Park
the Lady
Eva Rice
Ohnet
Anthracite
Wild Pirate
Monarka
Old Hutch
Bells Commoner
Herodiade Lls
Advance Guard
Eddie Jane
Martimas
Vesuvian
Gonfalon
Hildreth
Robert Waddell
Mr. Brown
the Conqueror II
Star Chamber
Lady Elite
Harney
Hood's Brigade
Defender NI
Tarsus
Crocket
Malay
Laureate
Whitfield
Knight Banneret
Sam McKeever
Vincennes
Myth
Bill Massie
Rollick
San Andres
Silurian
St. Louis
Track past mediocre at Louis grounds program
June 28 racecard at St Louis lists multiple horses with weights and odds. Notable entries include Miss Linda Doeskin Rosy Cross and Ronnicooda in the feature events with various times and purses noted for several races. The text records list horses that did not finish or place clearly.
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Louis
Miss Linda
Doeskin
Rosy Cross
Misc Ora
Ronnicooda
Mr. Rose
T. Snesre
Fetyiine
Givens
O'Neill
Cherry Head
Bless
Athol Brown
Special Notice
Mace Russell
Zonne
Huntressa
Gilmore
la Crimea
Dale
Jogia F
Bristol
Zufallig
Casey
Happy Medium
O'Brien
Bian
Nelny
Dacia
Tg. Sa Fees
Vacate
Phroso
Hasbrouch
Oliver
Maggie McHale
Frenchie
Mayte Freeman
Theresa See
Orris
Steadman
Ib. Murphy
Swordsman
Houck
Chickamauga
Lexell
Belle
Bimpss
Ransom
Crawfordsville belts three straight wins with timely hits
Crawfordsville won its third straight game by stringing together key hits. The scoreboard shows Georgetown 6 Holly Cross 3 after a late burst, with Crawfordsville overcoming an early deficit to rally for the win.
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R.H.E
Georgetown
É Ee
Hollycross
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Maher
Sharkey
Cincinnati and ‘Suburban League
Fine Fettle
Belmonts
B. G Fox
Dandy H
B. G. Fox
Foxen
Charlie Daniels
Metoxén
Danfiels
Poison
Simons
Dr. Worth
Innes
Ben O'Fallon
Lee Jackson
Nelse Morris
Meggs
Laura
Hall
Ed Roth
Grandma N
Land Ho
Onamastus
Cees Oe
Badger
Martha D
King Rex
Pine Chip
Queen Quality
Austin
Sundown NI
Lindsay
Phosphorus
Palawar
Boltaire
Smell
Sseseesues
Soter
Bheemee
Todena
Paulie J
Frank Fellows
John Todd
Megas
Finley
Esscenee
bin. Freeman
Samuel Duffy
Squire Donelan
Newport
Wm. Yaeger
Prof
Barney
Bob’ May
Ft. Bain
Robert Morrison
Simmons
John Walsh
Gehring
Ft. Erie
Gehri
Sullivan
O'Fallon
Hathersall
M’donald
Chad
Troy
Piqua, Sidney
Epot
Fourth and Vine
Fifth and Baymiller
George Arnold
Vulcain
Coburn
Likeness
Yellow Tail
Hylo
J. Ranch
Sam Lazarus, Esq
Gormsey
Precursor
Annie Oldhein
Lamachus
Don’t Care
Tsia
Re Levoy
Robertson
Andrissa
King Dellis
Leo Newell
J. Martin
C Winkfield
Conor
Tammany Chief
Nettie Regent
Ecome
Sheepshead
P Groreres
Sylvian
Harry Pulliam
Colonel Clukeary Pirate's Daughter
Hardly
John Bull Thiabe
Insurrection
Saline
Me4- Riess
Moonette
Frank Pearce
Sadie Levy
Wakita
Iba
Terra Firma
Kaffir
Satchel
Hi Nocker
Frank Bell
Bem Ledi
Verify
Macon
Vidle Vance
Bummer
J Hunt Miss Mae Day
Sard
Ouden
Chappaqua
Varro
John Baker
Hilee
Gene
Robert, Jr
General McGruder
Spi
Jake Weber
Four Leaf C
Oy D Gibson
Dearth
Lee Sead Mencia
Ru Chopin
Gilishfields
Udge Steadman
Ida Ledford
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!