Quaker Teams Showing Well in Phillies Athletics Crossover
Special to 608 Philadelphia June. Quaker teams open season with six straight wins, Phillies and Athletics aiming for high places. Phillies face four western cities on road trip. home woes eased as pitching staff improves and County’s absence looms as key challenge.
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Standings of the clubs in three leagues this week
American Association and Central League standings list Evansville Dayton Terre Haute South Bend Indianapolis Wheeling Grand Rapids Springfield and Fort Wayne with Batterles and pitchers named. National and American Leagues schedule show New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Milwaukee matchups. Thursday games include Evansville Wheeling and Terre Haute Dayton fixtures with multiple Batterles listed.
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National League box scores from multiple games
Summary of various baseball box scores across leagues with batters and pitchers listed for Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh New York Columbus Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Philadelphia Boston St Louis Milwaukee Boston Boston and Southern and Kitty League entries up to formatted final scores and lineups. Names appear as Harper Hahn Pheips McIntyre Bergen McFarland Kelmer Warner Zearfors Pittinger Doosti Reulbach O Neill Young Brewster Stovall Schmidt Eels Butler Bateman Beville Carney Gullivan Borston Criger Petty Bender Schreck Dineen Criger Petty and others. Several games show incomplete or garbled OCR text. The excerpt ends withKITTY LEAGUE results Frnnetton Vincennes Ontre-Oatra Hepkinevitie and Shreveport formatted.
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The Gladiator Louis Browning Declared of Unsound Mind
Louis Browning once a baseball star known as The Gladiator Line Em Out Pete Pietro and Petey the Slugger, was declared of unsound mind in court on Wednesday. The ageing former slugger, famed for electrifying crowds, showed signs of brain disease described as softening of the brain after a gradual onset.
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Umpire Quits Citing Harsh Umpiring Conditions
Memphis telegram reports Phil Red Ehret the former Cincinnati and Pittsburg pitcher resigned after saying the task of umpiring baseball games in the Cottonates Prague is too short for the average man. The move follows his statement sent to President Wheatley explaining his resignation.
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Meridan Victora Triumph in Inning Games
In a Wednesday afternoon matchup the Meridian Victoria defeated Mamarecka 2 to 1. The game featured solid pitching and timely hitting, with Meridian Victoria taking an early lead and holding on through the final innings.
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Murphy Returns to Penn as Trainer and Coach
Special to The Sun reports Mike Murphy agreeing to return to the University of Pennsylvania to train both track and football teams. Despite rumors, officials deny an exorbitant salary or any offer of an assistant professorship, stating his duties are track coach and football trainer without extra pay details.
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Frank Kramer Wins Mile Championship in London
Frank Kramer the American bicycle champion won the mile event in London but faced disqualification amid claims of crowding rival Behilling, the Dutch champion, during a turn.
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Brush fires up row over National League rules
John T. Brush, New York Giants president, replies to Barney Dreyfuss of Pittsburgh in a special Sun dispatch. He contends the league has misapplied rules on player removals and suspensions, noting failure to hear affidavits and appealing to the board’s refusal to review McGraw’s case. He argues laws should apply to all individuals.
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Western horses lift western colt to eastern tracks
The victory of Fred Cook's colt George Co. Bennett from Gravesend boosts western involvement at metropolitan tracks this year. The west sends many good horses and top riders including Knapp Nicol Fountain Hooker Moriarty and Martin to major races.
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Nelson agrees to meet Gans for big purse bout
Special to The Land reports Billy Nolan manager of Battling Nelson accepted the challenge from Al Herford and Nelson plans to fight Joe Gans in a two and one half or three round bout at 168 pounds weigh in at ringside for the largest purse and a 350 side bet Nolan aims to prove Nelson can defeat Gans. Britt or Jabez White, the English fighter, in a two round bout at 180 pounds weigh in at the ring and a 500 side bet. Nelson will box two more limited rounds in the east before traveling to Fristoe to finalize plans for a fight with Jimmy Britt.
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Hoosiers Rally For Victory In Final Inning
Indiana team edges Toledo as Dement errors set up late scoring. Goodwin and Fisher key as Hoosiers overcome two Toledo late rallies, with Demont and Bruce contributing crucial plays. umpire Hasbell officiates.
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Waller Wins 440 Yard Run at Chicago Meet
Wisconsin’s Waller won the 440 yard dash at a Chicago event with Gorman of Chicago finishing third amid uncertain OCR text.
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New Jersey Enacts Auto Law Regulating Lights Numbers and Speed
New Jersey’s June 1 auto law requires front and rear license numbers four inches by half inch, mandates license registrations with state declarations of competence, and sets fees. permits 0 mph only on safe roads. It bans racing and speed records, allows arrests without warrants for racing, and imposes fines up to 1000 dollars or ten days imprisonment for violations.
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