Plan to save Baltimore Club dominates baseball talks
The International League seeks to be treated as a major league by removing the draft rule that blocks its clubs. Baltimore owner Jack Dunn champions the move, fearing loss of players and financial ruin amid Federal League competition. Officials in Chicago and New York weigh radical changes as the Waldorf Astoria meeting postpones action.
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National Commission
International League
National League
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August Herrmann
Harry Stephens
Cincingon
Jack Dunn
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Dunn
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Trombly
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American Association
Pacific Coast League
Federal League
Outlaws
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Chicago Clule
Chicago
Thogas
Charles W. Murph
Trix
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Murphy
Chicago Triumphs In Tense Philadelphia Game
In Philadelphia on June 19 Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 to 6 after a late surge. Leach and Beeker homered for Chicago while McGibbon and Needham starred for Philadelphia. Mayer pitched well for Chicago before relief in the later innings. Time of game was two hours and fifteen minutes.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Becker
Lott
Cheney
Mater
Rixey
Briere
Godd
Zimmerman
Leach
Zabel
Lavender
Henep
Jacoba
Mayer
Salter
Paskett
Needham
Golod
Lobert
Phegan
Sater
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Swee- Saier
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Irplan
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Hatistoff Rabel
Lav
Jaf
Jacobs
Chicag
Ender
Bixey
Ipitcher
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Ilavender
Incohg
Messrs
Hart and
Higler
Brooklyn Wins Thriller as Evans Homers to Lead
June ball notes report Brooklyn losing to Evans team in a tense game with Davenport starting and Herter relieving in the fifth. Batting details mention Procklye, Meithnore, Suggs, Smith, and Easterly among others as batteries and fielders across the International League standings with rain causing postponements in Newark and Jersey City.
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Suis
Evans
Davenport
Herter
Roote
Louix
Matteries
Marion
Herbert
Simot
Kansas
Meithnore
Kansas City
Suggs
Smith
Jacklitsch
E. Packard
Stone
Owens
Baseball scores from major leagues with rain delays
National League results show New York 6 Cincinnati 0, Chicago 8 Philadelphia 7, Boston 7 St. Louis 5. American League games included New York at Cleveland rain, St Louis 6 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 3 Boston 2, Detroit 3 Washington 2 in ten innings. Federal League notes Buffalo at Indianapolis rain, Brooklyn 8 St Louis & Kansas City 5 Baltimore 4, Buffalo at Jersey City rain, Toronto at Newark rain, Providence 43 Rochester 1, Montreal 6 Baltimore 3.
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Baltimore
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American League
National League Matchups Across Regions
Baseball schedule lists multiple NL games with teams including Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn St Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia and more. Doubleheader notes show two games in specific pairings including Buffalo Jersey City and Montreal Baltimore plus cross league notes.
Boston Beats Cardinals 7 to Si in 2hr47m
Boston defeated St Louis 7 to 0 in a two hours forty seven minute game. St Louis staged a late batting burst, hitting two home runs and a triple in the eighth to pull within scoring distance before Boston pulled away. Griner was relieved by Sallee in the eighth as disputes led to ejections of Huggins and Evers.
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Sallee
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Hess
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Miller
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J Wilson
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Dolan
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Hecker
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Evers
Schmidt
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Gowdy
Dy Griner
Messrs
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Boston St. Louis
Elmira film screening postponed by rain in New York
At Filmira Elmira am Albany 0 Utica 2 Scranton At Hinghamton Troy nh Binghamton Re Wilkes Barre Syracuse postponed rain.
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Albany
Utica
Scranton
Hinghamton
Troy
Binghamton
Wilkes-Barre
Syracuse
Local scores and postponement noted in rain
At Pittsfield Pittsfield 10 New Haven 7. At Bridgeport Hartford 2 Bridgeport Hartsoera 2 Bridgeport 0. At Springfield New Britain 5 Springfield 1. Waite bury at New Tandone postponed due to rain.
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New Haven
Brigeport- Hartford
Bridgeport
Hartsoera
Springfield
New Britain
Waite Bury
New Tandone
Haverhill Portland Race Ends 12 10 in Haverhill
In the New England League game at Haverhill Portland wins 12 to 10 after eleven innings.
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Haverhill-Portland
Haverhill
Lowell
Worcester
Lawrence—Lawrence
Fitchburg
Lynn
Lewiston
Fragmented transit notes include multiple city pairings
A collage of city to city pairings appears to reference Minneapolis, Kansas City, Milwaukee, St Paul, Cleveland and Louisville with counts and markers that suggest a transit or scheduling fragment. The text reads as an OCR garble of routes or stops without a clear narrative outcome.
Herzog's Reds Lose to Giants in Rain Soaked Tilt
The Giants defeated Cincinnati 6 to 0 at the Polo Grounds amid rain and lineup shuffles. Buck Herzog fielded a mix of Cincinnati veterans and strangers as Rube Marquard stifled the Reds while Dave Robertson led the Giants with three hits and a sharp defensive plays.
Williams College Beats By Dartmouth On Errors
Williams College could muster only two hits today off Dartmouth pitcher Willard and lost 2 to 9. Dartmouth's fielding helped Williams score, with errors aiding the runners. the Frat lineup managed a 22 to 9 sequence of runs in the stated innings. Batteries Bowen Young Michel Willard Wanamaker.
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Mass
Williams College
Willard
Aly
Dartmouth
Wilhings
Fratines
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Bowen
Young
Michel Willard
Wanamaker
World's Champions Fall to St. Louis Browns in Philadelphia
The St. Louis Browns defeated the champions 6 to 2 in Philadelphia after scoring five runs in a burst that followed two early Philadelphia runs. Wyckoff pitched for St. Louis while Bressler started for Philadelphia, with Wellsman and Bressler tallying the pitching decisions.
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St. Louis Browns
White Sox Tie Series with Boston as Game Two Ends
Chicago tallies decisive run in the seventh to level the series at one game each. Weaver’s grounder misplay and Blackburn sacrifice set up the tying and winning hits while Collins and Chase deliver for Chicago. Errors and strong defense by Weaver Blackburn and Chase highlighted the game.
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Weaver
Blackburn
J. Collins
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R. Collins
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R. Mirors
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Bodie
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Eith
Keng
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Schalk
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Renz
Bedient
Comiskey Warns on Baseball Decline and Player Contracts
Chicago baseball czar Charles A Comiskey says gate receipts will drop again this year as public weariness grows from contract jumping and salaries. He cites a demoralized game, warns of three major leagues if needed, and urges maintaining standards to keep fans from deserting the sport.
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Chicago
Charles A Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Comiskey
Roem
Petersburg Norfolk contest ends with Petersburg victory
In the Virginia League game at Petersburg Norfolk, Petersburg wins 5 to 2. A separate Portsmouth Newport mouth match ends with 4 in favor of the home side while Richmond Roanoke and S&S are noted with minor results.
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Virginia League
Petersburg
Norfolk
Belmont Park Two Year-Olds Stage Lively Five Horse Finish
At Belmont Park a tight five horse race for two-year-olds thrilled spectators. Busy Edith led early, with George Roesch and Tinkle Bell closing late while Mallard weakened. Tinkle Bell won by a eyelash as Roesch finished strong, Busy Edith fading to third. Lysander won the steeplechase. Ray Brook unseated rider but remounted.
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Metropolitan Tennis Title Contenders Set at Forest Hills
Frederick B. Alexander faces St. Lindley Murray in the singles final as two metropolitan titles reach the last round at West Side Lawn Tennis Club. In doubles, Dean Mathey and George M. Church upset Theodore Pell and Karl Behr 6-2 3-6 7-5 to reach the final.
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George M. Church
George C. Shafer
King Smith
Alexander
Mathey
Church
Theodore R. Pell
Karl H. Behr
Oer
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Behr
Tell
Pell
Theodore KR. Pell
Shafer and Grant Capture New Jersey State Doubles Title
George C. Shafer and Wylie C. Grant won the New Jersey State doubles championship at Englewood Field Club defeating Howard Voshell and Frederick Baggs 7-5 6-2 7-5 6-1 after a dreary, darkness-delayed final. The pair, holders of the national indoor title, used steady second-set play to prevail and extend their dominance on the Englewood courts.
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George C. Shafer
Wylie C. Grant
New Jersey
Englewood
N. Ate
Howard Voshell
Frederick al Baggs
Deuce
Vantage
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Shafer
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Curant
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Finals at Amacassin Club Open Tennis Tourney
Three events decided at Yonkers club courts as Ama cassin Club open tournament crowns new Three-Challenge Trophy names. Ostendorf and Bages win men s doubles over Steinkamp and Hartmann, Wagner and Cassel win women s doubles, Hunter earns win over Andrews in singles.
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A. Steinkamp
Inse Hartmann
A. J. Ostendorf
Ralph L. Bages
Marie Wagner
Clare Cassel
Hovors
Lee Gersdorff
Hlanehuard
de Gersdorff
Rhinehard
JT. Hunter
Cornell
W. S. Andrews
Partytown
Roth
Mise Marie Waener
Missy Clareussel
Poe Cersdorfe
Kianehard
Andrews
Ralph Rages
Tf. A. Steinkamp
Inge Hartmann
Hhunter R Shoe
Philadelphia tennis champion to defend title next year
Philadelphia born player is called to defend his world tennis title next year. Walter Kinsella of the Squash Club of New York may challenge him after a strong run in England where he won fourteen of fifteen professional matches. The potential title match would be held at the Philadelphia Racquet Club, where the champion beat George Covey of England.
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Mwday Ciel
Ita
Walter Kinsella
Squash Club
New York
Kinsella
England
Fri Ceppeetie
Giewld
Philadelphia
George Covey
Blanding Suit Rescheduled to July 15
The Federal League’s attempt to enjoin pitcher Blanding of the Cleveland Americans, set to complete today, was continued to July 15 at Chicago.
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Chicago
Federal League
Cleveland Americans
Jersey City Lands Boston Pitcher
Boston manager Stallings announced that pitcher Jo hpo Logue will join the Jersey City club. The deal aligns Logue with veteran star Jersey City opponent clubs as the National League season progresses.
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Jersey City
Boston
Stallings
Tri State League Scores Across York Reading Wilmington
In York Reading games York 1 Reading 5 at York 10 Reading 1. At Wilmington Warington 7 Karrisburg 3. At Allentown Trenton 5 Allentown 4.
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Reading
Wilmington
Warington
Karrisburg
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Allentown
Boxing Federation Debates At Paris Conference In 1900s
Delegates from the United States, France and Italy push for a new International Boxing Federation to oversee amateur contests. Weights moved to kilograms and classes reduced to six. Events for women debated. sailing admitted. boxing cards in Harlem draw crowds despite weather. Georges Carpentier and James Gillibrand pledge $5000 each as part of a heavyweight title bout in London.
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Thesink Corpeet Tients
Berlin
International Boxing Federation
London
United States
France
Italy
Kerlin
Ritchie and Welsh Sign for World Lightweight Title Bout
London June 1 Willie Ritchie the world lightweight champion from California and F B Welsh the British champion signed final articles today for a twenty round title fight to be held at Olympia on Tuesday July 7.
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Welsh
London
Willie Ritchie
California
American two mile champion to invade England for British championships
Harry Smith of the Bronx Church and Homer Baker of the New York Athletic Club lead the American athletes bound for England next month. Smith travels with his bride and trainer Jack Skelly. The English championships are set for July 4, with Smith as a key competitor in the American team and a four-mile practice run planned before departure.
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Bronx Church
Homer Baker
New York Athletic Club
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Four Thousand Attend Met Life Annual Track Meet at Celtic Park
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company held its fifth annual track and field meet at Celtic Park with four thousand spectators. Jim Rosenberger led multiple events winning the 100 yard dash and a medley relay, while A Hunt won the dash open to the Insurance Athletic League. Women’s events drew applause but limited competition with winners including Miss Currie Fisher and C Nichols.
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Gerateh
H. Ashwell
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Nestle
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A. Bantin
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