Cockill's Bingle Routs the Teutons in Ninth Inning Drama
In Island Tark yesterday Harrisburg edged Teutons 4 to 3 as Commander-in-Chief Cockill powered the offense. He walked five times? actually drove four bases with a final four-base hit ending a record day at the plate. Emer son scored the final run while Chabek and Topham pitched well in a tight game.
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Island Tark
Cockill
Harrisburg
Emerson
Teutons
Joe Chabek
Crusaders
Chabek
Topham
Cannell
McGeehan
Miller
Cruikshank
Boyle
Keys
Cochill
High price for a player in Western League deal
Lincoln club president Hugh L. Jones refused to give the sale price of manager Charles Mullen to the New York Americans. He said the figure was the highest ever paid for a Western League infielder. Lincoln will receive a first baseman, and if waivers are granted First Baseman Williams may join Lincoln. Mullen reports to New York on July 1.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Mullen
New York Americans
Hugh L. Jones
Mr. Jones
Williams
Mullen
New York
Charley Miller a Real Catcher from Billtown to Harrisburg
Charley Miller the Harrisburg backstop is praised for hitting and reliability. Born April 14, 1887 in Williamsport, Miller began in Billtown and rose through Western Pennsylvania and New England leagues before joining Harrisburg. Through 33 games he batted .359 with 41 hits, 28 runs, 5 doubles, 2 triples, 2 home runs and solid field work.
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Charley Miller
Harrsburg
Charles Miller
Harrisburg
Miller
Williamsport
Billtown
All Stars
Scotdale
Cincinnati
Reds
New Bedford
Mass
Wilkes-Barre
Barons
St. Louis Nationals
Binghamton
Montgomery
Ala
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Louisville
Senators
Pittsburgh
St. Paul
Minn
Minute Mention for Fans in a Tri-State League Roundup
A compact sports note describes games and players in the Lucknow League and Tri-State race. Chabek, Cruikshank, McCarthy, and Crist o are highlighted as hitters while Whalen stars at short. Lemoyne, Neidig Memorials, and P. R. R. Electrics are noted with scores and upcoming dates.
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Cockill
Allentown
Chabek
Cruikshank
McCarthy
Cristo
Lucknow
Clerks
Trenton
Whalen
Neidig
R. F. Gerhart
Oberlin
New Cumberland
Middletown
Harrisburg at the Bat in Close Pennant Game
In yesterday's pennant clash Harrisburg faced Allentown. Cockill led with multiple singles and drove in the winning run as Emerson scored the final run. Keyes Críst Cr iukshank and Whalen contributed with outs, hits, and a triple in a tight offensive display.
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George Cockill
Allentown
Keyes
Crist
Cockill
Miller
Cruikshank
Whalen
McCarthy
Emerson
Stutz
Chabek
YACHTS AT IT AGAIN TODAY
A northwest wind helps the single strikers race off Lloyd's Neck as Resolute Vanitie and Defiance sail twice around a 1 1 2 mile course under Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club auspices. In Detroit Tyrus Cobb pleads guilty to disturbing the peace and pays a 50 dollar fine after an incident at a meat shop.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Cup
Detroit
Mich
Tyrus Cobb
Justice Court
House of Correction
Cobb
William L. Carpenter
York Chicks Lose To Wilmington 1–0 In Five Innings
In York Pennsylvania on June 26 Bill Clay flied out to end the fifth with York losing 1–0 to Wilmington as Lane and Lidgate held the Chicks to minimal offense. Batter lines show Brown and Faye pairing for Wilmington while Lane earned the win.
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York
Bill Clay
Lane
R. H. E. Wilmington
Brown
Faye
Lidgate
Central League Gossip Highlights Early Season Leaders
New Cumberland tops club batting with .239 average while Middleown .228 Steelton .223 and Highspire .216. Steelton owns best fielding at .934 with Middletown .906 and New Cumberland .899. Steelton also leads in stolen bases with 24 in eight games. Oaks has eight steals. New Cumberland shows strongest extra base hits. Wertz is the star. Highspire draws 783 paid admissions. several players praised for recent performances.
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New Cumberland
Middleown
Steelton
Highspire
Middletown
Oaks
Wertz
Brewer
Herman
Carlisle
Bamford
Moore
Deacon
Etter
New Philadelphia and Reading Team Debuts Tonight
A new team organized yesterday, the Philadelphia and Reading group, meets the P. A. R. Clerks at Lucknow this evening. Manager George A. Bacon and captain Albert Ehling lead, seeking future games with Dauphin county department stores and railroad teams. inquiries directed to the P. & R. warehouse on Market Street or 1614 Forster Street.
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Philadelphia
Reading
P. A. R. Clerks
Lucknow
George A. Bacon
Albert Ehling
Bacon
Dauphin County
Market Street
Forster Street
Enola YMCA baseball seeks games for June and July
The Enola Pa YMCA baseball team lists no games on Saturday June 27 and Saturday July 4 and seeks strong teams for those dates. Address manager A L Wynn Enola Pa for arrangements.
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A. L. Wynn
Enola
Cornell Favorite in Big Boat Rage
The six rowing clubs Cornell Columbia Syracuse Pennsylvania Washington and Wisconsin gather on the Hudson for the races with Cornell the ante favorite in all three events. Bets are even on Cornell against the field and on Washington against Pennsylvania. The day draws thousands as officials and fleets assemble with Yale and Harvard figures in attendance and a notable gathering of yachts and cutters along the river.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Washington
Wisconsin
Hudson
United States Revenue
Mohawk
Manhattan
Vanderbilt
Vincent Astor
Refferee
John E. Eustis
Wesleyan
Hugh Cabot
Harvard
Harry A. Fisher
Frederick D. Colsen
John W. Townsend, Jr
Edmund L. French
Frank
J. Petura
Ralph A. Horr
Fred R. Fortmeyer
New York Athletic Club
Clement B. Wood
Pennsylvania O
Saratoga N. Y
White Sox After the Orioles Offer for Six Players
In Baltimore Charles Cormiskey offered $60,000 for six Baltimore International League players Daniels Cree Midkiff Twombley Roth and Derrick. Manager Jack Dunn said selling would ruin the team but he might consider the bid. In Lewistown Harry Ritter was arrested on charges of abusing his team of horses and bound over for court.
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Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Charles Cormiskey
Chicago White Sox
Daniels
Cree
Midkiff
Twombley
Roth
Derrick
Lewistown
Harry Ritter
Standard Oil Company
Justice of the Peace
Paris Green Kills Horse Near Lancaster Farm
A valuable horse owned by Frank B. McBrain of Lancaster died after wandering into a neighbor’s potato patch near Marietta Pennsylvania. The tubers were treated with Paris green to control rodents, and the horse fed on them before death was discovered.
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Marietta, Pa
Frank B. McBrain
Lancaster
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Central League Gossip
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