Moran Loses To Dillon In Ten Round Bout
More than 20 000 fans watched Jack Dillon of Indianapolis weigh 169 pounds beat Frank Moran of Pittsburgh who weighed 204 pounds in a 10 round fight at Federal League Ball Park. Moran tired after the third round and Dillon pressed the attack as Moran bled from the mouth and nose. Dillon missed a knockout in round four but dominated thereafter with repeated blows to Moran’s jaw and body. Moran’s reach gave him some early leverage but Dillon controlled the bout. Also noted were results from a golf match play segment with Ogelsby and Owrey advancing and Bartnett prevailing.
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Dillon
Moran
Matt Hinkle
Baseball Summary of Today's Regional and Major League Games
Scores from New York State League and American and National Leagues show Scranton over Harrisburg 11 to 2, Utica topping Elmira 5 to 2, New York defeating Philadelphia 5 to 0, and Chicago over St. Louis 6 to 0. International and Ridge leagues include Rochester 7 Newark 0 and Hagerstown 2 Chambersburg 1.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Smith Shop
Federals
One Game May Be Saturday Plan
Uncertainty over base ball in Harrisburg may shift plans with Scranton's Bill Coughlin slated for two games tomorrow but blocked by Harrisburg and New York Motive Power. Final arrangements with the Motive Power Association unresolved as Frank Seiss pushes for a satisfactory adjustment. A possible doubleheader with the railroaders looms, while Scranton abandons Sunday baseball. Wilkes-Barre dominates Harrisburg 11 to 2 in a one sided game with Kutz baffling the Barons and Voltz hampered by wild pitches.
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Scranton
New York Motive Power
Motive Power Association
Frank Frank Seiss
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Kutz
Allentown Tri-State
Volz
Barons
Noonan
Harrsburg
Tremont Beats Lykens Leaguers in 7–3 Battle
In Lykens on June 30 Tremont defeated the Dauphin Schuylkill League local team 7 to 3. Bechtel pitched well allowing only four hits as the run tally widened late. The score: 7 to 3.
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Bechtel
Harrisburg and Scranton Hitter Line Scores Across Cities
In Syracuse Elmira loses 2 to 4 with Williams and Fisher batting for Elmira and Frie and Hildebrand catching for Syracuse. Albany's 2 to 0 win over Scranton features Walker Sandberg and Higgins Miller as battery. Utica sees Binghamton prevail 3 to 1 with Frack Peterman Karpp Ritter combining in defense and batting.
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Karpp and Ritter
Birth of Baseball Celebrated at Cooperstown Station Opening
In Cooperstown New York the celebration of the birth of baseball marked the opening of a new railroad passenger station Speakers included H M Hempstead president of the New York National League club and John K Tener president of the National League The event recalls that baseball began in Cooperstown around 1839 with Abner Doubleday credited as originator of the modern game Celebrations hint at a centennial commemorating his life and career including West Point service and Civil War leadership.
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H. M. Hempstead
New York National League Baseball Club
John K. Tener
Abner Doubleday
West Point
Tener
Phinney's Lot
Doubleday
Alexander Cartright
New York
Knickerbockers
Ballston Spa
Fort Sumter
Pennsylvania Railroad Motive Power Meet New York at Island Park
The Pennsylvania Railroad Motive Power team faces New York tomorrow afternoon at Island Park in a key league match. A win would push Harrisburg to sole lead as Trenton and Harrisburg battle for first while New York issues a tough challenge in elimination play. Arrangements are in place for a large crowd.
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New York
Island Park
Harrisburg
Trenton
Pennsylvania Railroad League
Baseball patronage drives local leagues amid mixed results
A local sports enthusiast argued successful baseball relies on fan support, not just managers, as Island Park draws small crowds despite weather. Albany thumped Scranton 2 0 while Syracuse beat Elmira 3 2 and Utica edged Binghamton 5 2. Charles Evans Jr. led golf at the National Open with 129 after 86 holes. Sim Salles of the St. Louis Nationals retired from play.
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Island Park
Cockill
Minneapolis
Charles Evans, Jr
Wilfred Reid
Wilmington
Corner star suspended in New York pursuit for 10000
Corner pitchman was suspended two weeks ago for leaving the club without permission in New York and is now wanted by New York with a ten thousand dollar reward. Rosewood defeated the Galahads 6 to 0 in the Allison Hill League led by Bower at second.
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Rosewood
Galahads
Bower
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