Dreyfuss Backs Pulliam for NL President in Conference
New York June 8 Pres Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg Club arrives with a branch in each hand and expresses full confidence in NL President Pulliam. He opposes a special meeting and expects no changes in the Davis case, urging magnates to resolve misunderstandings.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Dreyfuss
Pittsburg Club
National League
Davis
League
Pulliam
Mr. Dreyfuss
Dreyfus
Pullamer
Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Cy Seymour
The
Brookness
Kelley
Andymour
Boston
Bransfield
Pittsburgs
Polo Grounds
Wagner Wit
Kruger
Reds
Sutthoff
Ewit
Wolf
Newark
Coney Island
Veil
Williamsport
Bob Ewing
Ed Mackall
Brooklyns
Phillies Beat Detroit 7-3 in Toledo Exhibition
Philadelphia defeated Detroit 7 to 3 in a transferred game played in Toledo. Yeager pitched his first game of the season and was hit hard with no Detroit relievers available. Attendance reported at 4,500 as Philadelphia scored in the first and later innings and Detroit managed limited offense.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Toledo
Yeager
Weltzel
Never Sweats
Mackey's
King Weitzel
St Louis Loses Doubleheader to Boston in Thin Clash
In St Louis on June 2, Boston shut out St Louis in the second game after a tight opener. Young pitched the first game, Hughes the second, with a late rally by St Louis failing as Boston prevailed 3 to 0. Estimated crowd reached about 20,000 for the doubleheader.
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ST Louis
Boston
Young
Hughes
St. Louis
New York Wins Two In Doubleheader At Chicago
Chicago hosted New York in a doubleheader on June 28. New York won the opener easily and defeated Chicago in a long pitchers battle in eleven innings in the second game. Tannehill starred in the field and Jones threw strongly at the plate. Attendance was 16,500 as Chicago won 2 1 in the first game and New York took the second 6 0.
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New York
Chicago
Tannehill
Jones
Rampacure game features pitching duel and late rally
In a fast baseball matchup the Globes edged the Rampacuere with strong pitching from Granducci and a decisive late rally. Key plays included two-base hits by Von Wyck and Klein, and a late defensive stand securing the win as Lincoln and Highland provided offense for both sides. Next up the Globes travel to Norwood Inn to face Readings and Willows, with a 3 o'clock start announced.
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Rampacuere
Granducci
Norwood Inn
Ames
Owsie Pe
Milwaukee and St. Paul split two games in free hitting and pitching
In Milwaukee on June 28 St. Paul defeated Milwaukee 1 0 after eleven innings courtesy of a Jackson triple and a wild Elliott pitch. In the second game Milwaukee won 5 3 behind heavy hitting from Donahue and Jackson. Attendance 3,700.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
Jackson
Elliott
Donahue Jackson
Corey
Price Hill Triumphs In Pitchers Duel Over Covington
Price Hill edged Covington 3 to 2 in a tight pitchers duel as Speed outpitched Roy. Gray and Edgewood stood out defensively for Covington, while Mackie drove in two Price Hill runs. Cross and Crail made spectacular catches in the field amid a five-hit game. The nine innings featured three Price Hill runs by the third before Covington surged late, but a final out by Edgewood sealed the win.
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Price Hill
Covington
Jonah
Speed
Roy
Price Hills
Mackie
Gray
Cross
Crail
Price
Hin
Pony Battery
Charls
Edgewood
Woodmansee
Lewis
Harley
Nie
Covingtons
Rackers
Lawrence
Casey
Ottens
Ee ‘Cov
Rada
Hill
Nic
Indians 4 Browns 0 in standout amateur game at East Newport Park
Nebraska Indians shut out Bellevue Browns 4 to 0 in a remarkable display. Snow and Duffy starred on the mound and in the field while Brown’s Smith and Benke were solid for the Browns. Two-base hits by Hopinkah Shimonek Snow and key defensive plays highlighted a classic contest with strong pitching and defense throughout.
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Bellevue
Mitchel
Peake
K'l'nberg
Nank
Schieble
Duffy
Smith
Grant
Benke
Snow
B.H.O.A.E. Indians
Ab.h.o.a.e
cNrmads
Browns
Tngirdb Agin Sede Cowees
Hopinkah
Shimonek
Dreids
Kissenger
Waters
Emig
Blues edge Blue Licks in tense county baseball clash
In a bruising game at Cumminsville the Blues overcome two errors in the first inning to rally. Vogel hits a three-base shot and a subsequent steal content to lift Cumminsville past Blue Licks 5 to 3 as pitching and fielding steady the Blue rooters. Umpire Hellman presided as Bender shone for the Monitors in another Sunday effort.
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Cummingville Blues
Creda
Epdri Sunaeey Ting
Btrong
Blue Lick
Cummnineville
Park
Cuffinsville
Blues
Ward
Cumminsv
Searce
Blue Licks
Martin
Kershaw
Hellman
Arlingtons
Cumminsville Blues
Vogel
Basle
Hobing
Madisonville
Bender
Cores
Hep Turners
Admirals Defeat Krebs Club 1 0 in Sunday League Opener
In Hamilton on June 28 the Admirals beat Krebs Club 1 to 0 in a thrilling Sunday League game. It was the Admirals first appearance here and their first meeting with Krebs Club this season. Meyer pitched for the Admirals and a wild throw by Brétany to Lloyd in the third gave Krebs their only run.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Admirals
Krebs Club
Krebs
Brétany
Lloyd
Meyer
AAMAS
Csc
Sisvsoces - Krebs
McMickens Defeat Erlanger Team in Low-Scoring Showdown
McMickens edged Erlanger 56 to 4 yesterday in Erlanger in a hotly contested game. The box score lists McMicken players and Erlanger pitchers, with Reuther and Hughes among key contributors as the visitors posted a lopsided victory.
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McMickens
Erlanger
Erlangers
Bond Hills defeat Cincinnati Stars in Mackie's Park clash
In a well played game at Mackie's Park Bond Hills beat Cincinnati Stars 5 to 4. Both pitchers went the distance with several errors. The box shows Klingler Anschutz Kuh Hirt and others contributing, with Roberts and Fey handling pitching duties for their teams. The umpire was Baker.
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Bond Hills
Cincinnati Stars
Mackie’s Park
B. H
Abh.oae
Cornelius
Schwab
Kaufman
Petzold
Gehle
Anschutz
Renner
Ruh
Klingler
Brueg
Davis
Kemme
Roberts
Hirt
M'Brair
Oschill
Stockman
Fey
Bond Hill
Kuh
Baker
Damon 11 Queen City 5 final after seven innings
Damon defeated Queen City 9 to 0 after Umpire Gehringer overruled a decision. Muldoons fell to Harlem 11 to 2 at Norwood Inn Park as Greiwe pitched well and Munson starred behind the plate. Totals and line scores listed with fielding remarks and pitching lines.
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Damon
Queen City
Gehringer
Damons
Norwood Inn Park
Greiwe
Muldoons
Munson
Northside Triumph Over Cincinnati in Tight Defeat Win
Northside edged Cincinnati 16 to 15 as Deininger and Cope delivered clutch hits after costly errors, securing a late comeback victory in a tense baseball clash.
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Northside
Cincinnati
Deininger
Cope
Globes Edge Lincolns 16 to 6 in Sided Game
The Globes defeated the Lincolns in a 16 to 6 sided game. Lincolns were held to six points as the Globes pulled ahead with a decisive scoop.
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Globes
Lincolns
Cts
Springfield Defeats Muldoons In Six to Three Victory
The Springfield team beat the Muldoons 6 to 3 yesterday in a noted game. Reis pitched effectively for Springfield while Rankle supported him. Batteries Muldoons Reis Rankle Springfield Smith Peterson Conrade Callahan. Umpire Fennery.
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Springfield
Muldoons
Springfields
Reis
Rankle
Smith
Peterson
Conrade
Callahan
Fennery
Scores from regional games rivalry night
Memphis beat Little Rock 2 to 3 while Shreveport defeated New Orleans 8 to 4 and Montgomery won over Birmingham 4 to 2. The results reflect regional matchups on a busy schedule.
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Memphis
Little Rock
Shreveport
New Orleans
Montgomery
Birmingham
Harlem announces nine more stakes for summer racing season
Harlem Jockey Club secretary Nathanson lists nine additional stakes for summer and fall meets at Harlem Park. Entries due July 15 with $1,500 to $2,000 added per race. sixteen stakes to be decided in the remaining thirty one days of racing.
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Chicago
Harlem Jockey Club
Nathanson
Harlem Park
Prairie State
Cicero
Derby winner rider paid seven fifty for ride
Middleton and Jungbluth owners of The Picket paid rider Helgerson 750 dollars for guiding the horse to victory in the American Derby. The sum, offered after the race, was notable given the short duration of the ride and lack of a prearranged amount.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Firth of Middleton & Jungbluth
Helgerson
Wister Sets Fast Time at Kentucky Trots
The three year old Wister, owned by P. W. Ray, posted the year's best at the Kentucky Trotting track, clocking 2 11 to pace the meeting. Wister then ran two sensational heats in 2 16 and 2 17 in races held by the Gentlemen's Driving Club last week in Lexington.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Kentucky
Ward wins tennis title at Crescent Athletic Club
Holcombe Ward, the Harvard veteran, defeats Beals C. Wright of Boston 6 1 7 5 2 6 6 2 to win the singles. Ward and Ware take the doubles trophy by beating Larned and Whitman 4 6 7 9 8 6 6 4 8 6 in five sets.
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New York
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Holcombe Ward
Harvard
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Ward
Ware
Larned
Whitman
Raglan-Pirouette and More Race Card At Sheepshead Bay
A sequence of listed horse pairings and entries appears for the Raglan-Pirouette, Payne-Adois, Raglets-Salvatella, Waterboy-Injunction, and many others at Sheepshead Bay and Highland Park with names like Epicure-Flying Ship and Deerhunter-Our Lady among the matchups. The page notes multiple stakes and competitor pairings in a busy racing card.
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Raglan
Pirouette
Payne—Adois
Raglets
Salvatella
Waterboy
Injunction
Tankard
Semper Ira
Florham Queen
Petra ST
Washington Park
Horses racing entries from today's program
First race features maiden two-year-old fillies over five furlongs with numerous contenders led by Responsive Armenia and Step Aside. Second race for three-year-olds at one mile includes Mackey Dwyer and Cardinal Wolsey among the named runners. Third race on the main track is a selling maiden for three-year-olds at five furlongs with Sentinel and Raglets among starters. Fourth race Bayridge Handicap over one and one-sixteenth miles lists Herbert Blues Water Boy and Moon Daisy among notables. Fifth race handicap short course features War Cleary Euphone Judge Phillips and Buck Lodge. Sixth race on the turf covers fourteen to sixteen miles with Roehamp ton Odawaha and Petra TL among entries. Followed by one mile race with Epicure Serge and Postmaster Wright and a selling two-year-olds for four and one half furlongs.
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Responsive
Armenia
Step Aside
Standard
M. Theo
My Evening Star
Ruth Parrish
Black Socks
Gametress
Fine Fleur
Wild Thistle
Naughty Lady
Silver Slipper
Shortcake
Raglan
War Times
Pirouette
Graceful
de Ruséy
Glad Smile
King Carter
Peacock
Twin Rose
Dr. Bissell
Bassanio
Salvatella
Lady Knighthood
Solera
Prince Ching
Blue Jay
Rapid
Helen Co
Profitable
Anklet
Clevelland
Royal Pirate
Bayridge
Herbert
Blues
Water Boy K
Hunter Raine
Andy Williams
Shields
Injunction
Moon Daisy
Bar le Duc
Sir Roche
War Cleary
Euphone
Judge Phillips
Kufa
Tankard
Semper Tra
Gold Ray
Pr Midae
Rose of Sharon
Buck Lodge
Howard Gratz
Sir Ellers Ne
Victor
Betsy Ross
Roehampton
Odawaha
Petra TL
Young Henry
Thornycroft
Lowry
Fio Florham Queen
Carroll D
W. Saaoe Ae Setauket
Newport
Flop
Sir Kenneth
Mr Clay
Orrie Goan
Tee Dowry
Fowler
Thoroughbred Race Card Dense With Weights and Entries
Portable list of horses with weights and riders across multiple races. Includes details for third fourth fifth races with distances from three quarters to one and one half miles, plus six and one half furlongs. Notable horses: Har s, Rolling Perneelles, The Boer, St Oad, Oconee, Queen names and entries appear alongside weights and jockeys.
Father Daly Blamed by Jockey Michaels in Dead-Mall Horse Claim
Special despatch from New York reports jockey Michaels charging trainer Father Bill Daly with saddling a horse deemed a dead one. Daly denies the charge and blames bootblack Tony Aste for the dispute while noting he bet on Torchlight himself and that the horse split a hoof in the race. Aste refrains from comments, directing inquiries to Michaels.
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Commercial Trivithe
New York
Bill
Daly
Michaels
Bootblack
Tony Aste
Nasturtium
William C. Whitney
Montana
Goldspink
Valour
Cornelius Fellowes, Jr
Aste
Chicago Nationals Wallop Troy In Exhibition
Chicago National League team defeated Troy State League nine 9 to 1 in an exhibition game played in Troy New York.
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Chicago Nationals
Wallop
Troy
N. Y
Troy State League
Root Gardner Fight Set for July 4 With Fast Pace
Buffalo June 28 Both boxers Root and Gardner are in peak condition for a twenty round light heavyweight title bout on July 4. The International Athletic Club reports strong ticket applications from across the United States and Canada with Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Detroit and more listed as excursion cities. Betting is already active with even money the ruling price as fans anticipate a fast scientific and potentially decisive contest between two top contenders.
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Commercial Tribune
Buffalo
Root
Jeffries
Root- Gardner
International Athletic Club
United States
Young Men Charged With Cruelty To Horse
Patrolman Louis Betz reports four young men in a one seated runabout with a near collapsing horse. Harvey Heist and Martin Gannon of Riverside allegedly took the rig from Fred Heist of Newport and drove about Newport after a night at a Riverside saloon. They were arrested for disorderly conduct and cruelty to animals.
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Louis Betz
Newport
Eleventh
Monmouth Streets
Harvey Heist
Martin Gannon
Riverside
Fred Heist
West
Seventh Street
Wilkie
Monmouth Street
Gannon
Not Much Doing at Newport Track Card Today
Racing has been good with the Timber-Toppers drawing crowds as automobile races and features highlight a strong card today at Newport.
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Newport
Newport track meeting shows slow attendance and plans for revival
The Newport track meeting extended seven days with poor attendance, blamed on limited streetcar access. A boat from Maine Street may boost arrival, while fans worry about repeat “old thing” money. Sprint races dominated, with upcoming mile plus contests and steeplechase promised. judges and bookmakers faced errors, and figures indicate cautious optimism for a financial rebound as officials and horsemen push for turnout.
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Newport
Lager Fowler
Maine Street
Soundly E. T. Eddy Remembers A Cold Tip at Newport
St Louis horseman E Ddy recalls a failed tip on Soundly at the Newport track after the mare lost in a sprint handicap. He recounts a two year old hot tip that seemed certain but did not pay off, noting he kept the ticket and avoided betting further.
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E. T. Eddy
St. Louis
Newport
Soundly
Eddy
Geisler Brothers Tragedy Shocks West Hamilton
Charlie Geisler of West Hamilton shot and killed his brother John a carpenter in the elder Geisler saloon during a quarrel witnessed by the victim’s widow. The fatal shooting follows a prolonged dispute ending in blows.
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Hamilton, O
Charlie Geisler
West Hamilton
John
Chicago News. Fragmentary social exchange ends abruptly
A fragment from Chicago notes a conversation about breaking an engagement with Jack and a reply by Nell revealing a guessing game about age. The text ends mid sentence, leaving the exact outcome and names unclear.
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Chicago News
Jack
Nell
Track workouts at Hawthorne pace early morning miles
The Hawthorne track session features breezing and handily timed workouts for numerous horses. Standouts include Abe Frank mile in 1:34, Sir Faust one mile in 1:47, and Forehand three-eighths in 0:39 handily.
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Squanto
Canyon
Abe. Frank
Alfie
Sir Faust
Forehand
Hugh Bradley
Susie Christian
George Harrison
Nellie Waddell
Hargis
Maxey Blumenthal
L’etrenhe
Prince Blazes
the Lady
St. Cuthbert
Caliban
Scotch Plaid
McGee
Ort Welles
Foncasta
Handsome Fiurry
The
Elf
Sweet Billie
South Trimble
Sesiiet Imp. Orly II
Rachel R
Will McDaniels
Fore
Art
Soufriere
Mendon
Talhouet
Mizzén Mast
Doc Riddle
Eisie L. A
Semper Vivum
Foxy Kane
Barnwell
Fox Lake
Sinner Simon
Circular Joe
Larson
Flying Ship
Lonsdale
Paris
Training mile and pace marks at Washington Park feature
The report lists dozens of horse workouts at Washington Park, led by Bernays at a mile and a quarter in 2 07 and 0:24 to 1:53 fractions. Multiple mounts like Tom McDowell, Monita, Mistress Joy, Ge ranium, Johnny Schorr, Full Back, and others posted fast times ranging from fractions to miles, with many described as handily or easily.
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Washington Park
Bernays
Tom McDowell
Japan
Monita
Mistress Joy
Monarka
Geranium
Jim Arthur
Little Elkin
Lord Touchwood
Johnny Schorr
Gold Bell
Deagonhurst
Sam Huldreth
Patheen
Lord Quex
Censor
John Peters
Irene Lindsey
Ziegler Nets About $6000 On Semitic Win
New York bookmaker Henry M. Ziegler saw Semitic, ridden in red by Henry, win a race for show money. Ziegler bet roughly $300 on Semitic and collected about $6000 after the filly, at 50 to 1, finished well ahead of rivals amid a string of near misses by Ziegler’s stable.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Luke Ward
Lady Lavish
Luminosity
Excentral
Pristina
Ram
Valour
Turday Semitic
Henry
Ms. Ziegter
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