Notable 3 Figures in Baseball No 27 Silver Flint
The piece honors Frank "Silver" Flint catcher of Chicago during 1889 1881 and 1882 championships. It notes he played 218 of 252 games, caught most games with bare hands, and was key behind the bat for three consecutive titles. It recalls manager Adrian C Anson and president William Burlbert.
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Silver Flint
Master Flint
Frank Flint
Chicago
William A. Burlbert
Adrian C Anson
A. G Spaid
Frank
Silver
Larry McLean
Polo Grounds
Cincinnaties
Giants
Larry
Chi
Tomorrow Dan Ogleary as Object Lesson in Confidence
Fragmentary text notes a figure named Dan Ogleary described as an object lesson in confidence, with a general reference to present day catchers and unnamed individuals in an all friendly despatch.
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Dan Ogleary
Wolgast eyes $40,000 bet in Moran bout on July 4
Ad Wolgast the lightweight champion says he will bet $40,000 on himself for the San Francisco July 4 clash with Owen Moran. Moran boasted he has only one punch and Wolgast questions why Moran won’t post the side bet he promised.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
Moran
Wolgast
Pigeon Sets 500 Mile Record From Cement to St Louis
Fast time for the Mound City Racing Pigeon club records a 500 mile flight in 12 hours 10 minutes. A bird owned by Arnold Stapenhorst completed the distance from Cement Oklahoma to St Louis Missouri.
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ST. Louis
Mound City
Arnold Stapenhorst
Cement, Okla
McDermott Opens Challenge After U S G A Open Victory
J. J. McDermott of the Atlantic City Country Club posted 80 for 18 holes to win the United States Golf Association Open Championship and now faces challenge matches.
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Chicago
J. J. McDermott
Atlantic City Country Club
Outcasts Fall 9-1 in Mayo Field Slugfest
Teddy’s Bears rout Rochester 9 to 1 at Mayo Field as Brenton and Neufschafer begin pitching duel. Chase replaces Brenton but Rochester bats surge with Ireland and Grogan driving runs. Umpires Griffith and Jones see clean game with sharp defense and minimal disputes.
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Teddy's Bears
Mayo Field
Brenton
la Crosse
Neufschafer
Rochester
Chase
River Boys
Jude
Ireland
la Crosse AB R H PO AE Klein
Nearness
Conley
Safford Cf
Ween
Beee
Mess
Plf
Seeeese
S (Schuman
Lang
Dee Grogan
Neufschaffer
Bogiomop
Weneas
Nye
Grogan
Jack Kernan
Neuschaffer
Wais
New Speedy Boats to Enter Mississippi Valley Races at Dubuque
Two fast new boats head to the Mississippi Valley races in Dubuque on July 4 to 6. Sandburr II, a 20 foot craft owned by A. K. White of Atlantic City, with an Emerson six engine, is expected to reach 86.7 mph. Pee Wee Ho, a 22 footer owned by Mr. Hoy of Norristown, Pa., has run 37.9 mph. The Sandburr I previously won Cambridge and the Dupont trophy, with Sandburr II averaging 36.7 mph on a 12 mile course. If Emerson II is not ready, Sandburr II and Pee Wee Ho will represent the East in the 20 fast class.
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Dubuque
Sandburr II
A. K. White
Atlantic City
Pee Wee Ho
Mr. Hoy
Norrissown
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Emerson
Alexandria
Emerson U. S
Stuart Blackgon
Emerson Ii
Sdndboar II
Collision injures many on Pacific Interurban line
A Santa Monica train collided with a Wrighton Heights flyer in Los Angeles injuring many passengers. Police warn several may die and Judge Allen of the California appellate court is reported as seriously hurt. Birdie Cree appears among the few uninjured witnesses. the rest of the text contains stray, unclear remarks.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Monica
Wrighton Heights
Allen
California Appellate Court
Sports Scores From Yesterday and Upcoming Games Across Leagues
Results show Minny League La Crosse Rochester 1 to 9 and Superior 6 to 0 over Wausau. American Association St. Paul 8 Toledo 3, Kansas City 5 Columbus 0, Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis 4. National League Philadelphia 5 Boston 0. Upcoming games include Milwaukee at Toledo and Minneapolis at Columbus.
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Minny League
Pet
Winona
Superior O Cig
Ae Eye's
Duluth Slyipids
Eau Claire
Wausau Fe Se
Eee
la Crosse
Rochester Ee Ee Eee
Red Wing
Hee
American Association
Columbus
Ewer
Kansas City
Wwe
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Washington One
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Reese Ewe
Boston
Wisconsin-Illinois
Tidoes Rockfords
Green Bay
Appleton
Madison
Racine
Fond du Lac
Aurora
Oshkosh
Rochester
Superior
Wausau
Duluth-Eau Claire
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis-Louisville
Iain
Washington
Detroit
Louisvie
Rockford
Ene
Liebhardt
Berger
Rapp
Maddox
James
RHE
Packard
Powell
O'Connor
Link and
Ritter
Dougherty
Marshall
Rhe Toledo
Paige
Yingling
Carisch
Brennan
O'Toole
LeRoy
Kelly
Baskette
Rieger
LeRoy and
Spencer
Louisville
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Wide Success
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. The ad claims internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces, offering $100 if any case fails, with testimonials available. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Diamond Dust and Baseball Buzz from the League
The Highlanders have won 15 of 18 as Frank Schulte wed yesterday and may be fueling his hot batting. Cleveland signs three new players while Nap blood is hoped to boost the squad. Johnny Kling eyed for Boston Doves. Ray Fisher shut down Washington for two hits. Connie Mack praised by Col. Roosevelt after Krause regains 1909 form. Umpire Klem fined $50 by H R Lynch for roughing Bresnahan. Caldwell of the Yanks hits two homers while filling in left field.
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Highlanders
Frank Schulte
Cub
Cleveland
Nap
Johnny Kling
Boston Doves
Washington
Ray Fisher
Krause
Col. Roosevelt
Connie Mack
Klem
H. R. Lynch
National League
Bresnahan
Caldwell
The
Yanks
Pirates Lose to Reds and Phillies Blank Beaneaters
In Philadelphia on June 27 Alexander pitched the Phillies to a 5 to 3 win over Boston as Boston mustered only a single run. Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 3 after ten innings with three late runs breaking a tie.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Alexander
Phillies
Moran
Ferguson
Brown
Kling
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Reds
Pirates
Adams
Steele
Gibson
Simon
Smith
McQuillan
McLean
Yankees edge Senators 3 1 in baseball doubleheader
Fisher pitched effectively as New York beat Washington 3 to 1. Detroit rallied late to defeat Chicago 6 to 3 after a shaky defense in the seventh inning. Philadelphia defeated Boston 3 to 2 after driving Ciccotte from the box in the ninth.
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New York
Washington
Fisher
Yankees
Senators
Sweeney
Groome
Henry
Detroit
Chicago
Sox
Lange,Olmstead
Young Block
Sullivan
Sumners
Stanage
Philadelphia
Boston
Athletics
Ciccotte
Red Sox
Clothiers win from Winona club in tight 1–0 series finale
In Winona Sunday the Clothiers edged Winona Shellhas 1 to 0 to take the semi professional series two straight. Weigent starred at short for Clothiers with a run scoring on Solie’s fourth inning drive while La Crosse’s Davis left with an injury.
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Winona
la Crosse
Clothiers
Winona Shellhas
Pearl
Red Wing
Walters
Weigent
Nielter
Solie
Davis
la Crosse Clothing
Mielter
Martel
Vase
Aeen A
Winona Shellhas— Rhe
Peterson
Wewee Olem
Milanowski
Kruetzer
Nigbur
Klonowski
Hargesheimer
Mivere
A'S
Ocean
Umpire Klein Fined For Altercation After Cincinnati Game
Fifty dollars will be held from Umpire Klein’s pay by order of National League President Lynch. The penalty follows Klein striking Manager Bresnahan in the jaw after last Friday’s game in Cincinnati.
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ST. Louis
Klein
Missouri
Lynch
Bresnahan
Cincinnati
Hans Wagner Nets Seven Hits Across Two Games
In the latest stretch Wagner collected seven hits over consecutive games, highlighting his consistent offensive contribution.
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Hans Wagner
Regatta Entry Lineups For Varsity Eights
Thousands attend the regatta as the revised varsity lineups are listed bow to stroke for Wisconsin Cornell Pennsylvania Syracuse and others with crews named in order from bow to stroke.
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Wisconsin
R. Templer
H. H. Rogers
R. M. Sjoblom
H. Roberts
E. Lamp
C. F. Polock
K. L. Kratz
H. R. Hare Cornell
E. W. Sage
H. T Cole
S. W. Bissell
Phillips
J. J. Moore, Jr
F. J. Larensen
Downing
Cornell
C. H. Elliott
B. Bates
B. M. Lum
W. O. Kruse
W. B. Wakeley
W. G. Distler
C. B. Ferguson
E. F. Bowey
Pennsylvania
A. Bennett
T. Cartier
R. L. Smith
E. DeLong
E. A. Stifel
E. Shoemaker
J. Alexander
L. Wie Hoagland
Syracuse
M. H. Gregg
T. B. Babbit
L. F. Topping
I. H. A . Grimm
J. L. Trawley
R. Rae Williams
K. R. Vaughn
C. R Thurston
Regatta Day Heats Up at Poughkeepsie Big Race
Thousands of students and crews from Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse and Wisconsin gathered in Poughkeepsie as gold bullion guards kept watch on crews. The big regatta was touted as a two crew race with five teams vying for the remaining spots. Early boats lined the Hudson as spectators moved to vantage points and start times suggested the Varsity eight would begin after six, preceded by the Varsity four and Freshmen eight.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Grady
Hudson
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Waddell to be Released by Louisville Club
Louisville reports Rube Waddell, the erratic pitcher, will be released by manager Cantillon of the Minneapolis club. He may pitch one more game before likely being sent to the bush league if he fails to make good.
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Waddell
Louisville, Ky
Rube Waddell
Acco
Cantillon
Minnellis Club
Rube
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