Mercer Heads Tennis Players In Big Race
William Mercer Jr leads 27 entrants in a county club summer tennis pursuit race begun Saturday. After one match Malloy defeated Gunton 6-3 6-4 and will meet Saeger next, with the rankings listing Mercer Blair Kirk Gardner Saeger Gunton Malloy J Cunningham Ray Gardner Duff Merrill Uber R Cunningham Connery Moore Heck Martin Bopp Jenkins Kennedy Foster Ouster McKee Jander mal Brindle Brown Patterson.
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Kirk
R. Gardner
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J. Cunningham
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Uber
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Heck
Martin
Bopp
Jenkins
Kennedy
Foster
Ouster
McKee
Jandermal
Brindle
Brown
Patterson
Moose Club Falls to Italians in Baseball Game
Moose club baseballists dropped a 12 to 4 game to Italian A C on Saturday. Hutnic struck out 14 with strong control as Mercello homered for Italian A C and Keelan tripled.
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Pitchers Battle Ends in Terrace Victory Over Warrendale
Terrace A C defeated Warrendale 5 to 2 Saturday afternoon in a pitchers duel. Terraces 4 run rally in the sixth broke a 1 1 tie then held on as D Riley and Cole combined for 9 strikeouts. Stolen bases by Toliver McCaslin Phillips Kroesen E Riley and Cus ter highlighted the game with Reser hitting a three base hit for Terrace.
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Collery
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Colored Masons Attend Washington Memorial Sermon
Some fifteen hundred Negro Masons in full regalia with two brass bands traveled Sunday from New Castle Rochester Sharon Beaver New Brighton Sewickley Monongahela Chesileroi Elizabeth and Pittsburg to Washington Pa for the annual memorial sermon at the Nagareth Baptist church preached by Rev. H. G. Hope.
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Rochester
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Beaver
New Brighton
Sewickley
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Elizabeth
Pittsburg
H. G. Hope
Nagareth Baptist Church
New York National League: No Games Scheduled Yesterday
The New York National League slate was idle with no scheduled games yesterday across all teams and venues. No standings changes or player statistics updates were reported.
Baseball Results From The Federal League
Yesterday's results show Chicago beating Buffalo 2 to 1 with strong pitching by Lange and Wilson. St Louis defeated Ball 8 to 4 as Wilhelm and Smith led the staff. Pittsburg beat Kansas City 9 to 7 behind Barger and Berry while Packard and Adams contributed innings. Multiple games list matchups including Pittsburg at Kansas City and Baltimore at St Louis.
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R. H. E. Chic
Buffalo
Lange
Wilson
Moore and Blair
St. Louis
R. H. EB. Ball
Wilhelm, Smith and Russell
Groom, Keuper and Simon
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R. H. E. Pitts
K. City
Barger and
Berry
Packard, Adams and Ekasterly
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
W. L. Pet
Baltimore Wa Dee Ae
Brooklyn Seer
Wee
Baseball scores and games on a busy day
American League games across Detroit Cleveland Chicago St Louis show varied outcomes. Detroit beat Washington 7 to 3 while Cleveland routed New York 7 to 3. Chicago lost 5 to 3 at St Louis. Peruse shutout St Louis 5 0. Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Chicago played other matchups with listed batteries and final lines.
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R. H. B. Wash
Johnson, Ainsmith
Williams
Boehler
Stanage
Cleveland
R. H. B. Clev
New York
Steen and
O'Neil
Warhop
McHale
Fisher and Sweeney
Chicago
R. H. E.chic
Fraber, Mayer and Schalk
Foster
Coombs
Thomas
St. Louis
R. H. E. St. Louis
James and
Agnew
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Schang
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
West Pet
Ist
Louis
Gibsons Are Walloped In Trolley League Clash At Cascade Park
New Castle managed one run as the Shermans shut them out 11 to 1 in the Cascade park game. Youngstown pounded 11 hits off Bevan while Clever limited the locals to five. Notable hits included Carrigan Rebel Stiveson Davis Thomas with six runs off Clever and Bevan, two stolen bases by Jones Arthurs Gibson Thomas Tunis Stevenson, and two Carrigan double plays.
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Shermans
Cascade Park
Youngstown
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Clever
Eagles
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Rebel
Stiveson
Davis
Thomas
Patchell
Tunis
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Arthurs
Gibson
Stevenson
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Bailey
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Kuhn
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J. Stiv
Ss Ta O'Brien
Miquel
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Batterylists and Scores From Various Cities
Summary of yesterday’s baseball results across multiple leagues with team lineups noted. Games mention Cleveland Minneapolis St Paul Indianapolis Louisville Milwaukee Columbus Kansas City and Kansas City matchups plus several battery pairings and player names.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
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Minneapolis
Columbus
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Eter
Ahad
Aan
St Paul
Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York
Chicago at Philadelphia St. Louis at Boston. Fixture slate lists four intercity matchups across major leagues with teams traveling between eastern markets. No scores or outcomes provided.
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St. Louis
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Pittsburg
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Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Boston
Brannigan Weighs July 3 Coliseum Bout With Eppy
Patsy Brannigan negotiates with Coliseum owners to stage a July 3 bout against Young Eppy of Pittsburg with Italian hall as backup if needed. The pair previously eyed Pittsburg and may clash here before Brannigan heads to the Pacific coast to face Williams. Brannigan seeks 115 pounds and trains toward a hardened frame for the likely showdown amid strong local support.
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Young Eppy
Pittsburg
Eppy
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Unkindness of Fate In Nijni Novgorod Train Block Evokes Fine
A Nijni Novgorod peasant was fined five dollars for placing an obstacle on a rail causing a train to stop. The act was described as an attempt at self harm, the obstacle being his own head, reported by the St. Petersburg Wire to the New York Times.
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St. Petersburg
New York Times
Johnson Confident of Putting Over Moran Fight
Paris June 22 Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion predicts a knockout within four rounds against Frank Moran next Saturday. Betting favors Johnson at 3 to 1 as crowds pack Luna Park to watch the training and sparring sessions. Moran trains hard and aims to outmaneuver Johnson with a measured, safety first plan.
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International News Service
Paris
Moran
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
Johnson
Luna Park
Wampum Triumphs Over Hubbard Bunch in Baseball Showdown
Wampum defeated Hubbard 9 to 4 in a Saturday game. McDaniels Gould and McMurdo led with three and two base hits respectively while Gould struck out eight. Weatherby stole a base as Hubbard was held scoreless.
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White Sox seek restraint on Hal Chase for joining Buffalo Feds
Chicago June 22. President Comiskey announced steps to restrain Hal Chase from playing another game with the Buffalo Federal league team after he showed in Buffalo lineup against Joe Tinker's Feds. He doubts Buffalo will use Chase in Monday's game and vows to fight in court all summer.
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Chicago
Hal Chase
Buffalo Federal League
Comiskey
White Sox
Buffalo
Joe Tinker
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Chase
New Castle Trolley Leaguers Rally To Beat Youngstowners 13–3
The New Castle team avenged Saturday’s loss to the Shermans by overpowering the Youngstowners 13 to 3. Bevan hit two home runs to pace the attack as New Castle tallied 16 hits with one error while Sherman fans managed six hits and two errors.
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Shermans
Youngstowners
Bevan
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