Giants Win 3 2 as Herzog Errors Loom Large
Matty's feet figure in a 3 2 New York win over Cincinnati at Palo Grounds. Herzog boots a ninth inning grounder allowing Robertson to score and seal the victory for the Giants in a tense finish.
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Reds
Palo Grounds
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Doc” Miller
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Stack
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Cincinnati
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Scher
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Miller
Herzog
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Doc "Miller
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Robertson
Stock
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Faitul
Georgie Burns
Erzog
Leteher
Doyle
Heath
Dave Robertson
Nager Hergeg
New York
Hooiser Federals Sweep Brooklyn In Doubleheader
The Hooier Federals defeated the Brooklyn Tip Tops in both games of a June 22 doubleheader in Indianapolis, winning 5 to 4 and 4 to 3 to extend a streak of thirteen straight victories. Lafitte wild in the first inning of the opener as Indianapolis took a three-run lead, while Murphy failed with a pinch hit in the ninth. The second game stayed in doubt until the final out, with Indianapolis closing out a close 4-3 win.
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Boston
St. Louis
Robinson
Snyder
Lailee
New York Times
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Tip Tops
Chouinard
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Esmond
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Washington
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Milan
Moriarty
Murmur Inconclusive as Murphy’s Home Run Drives Phillies
Leverenz struggled as Philadelphia beat St Louis 3 to 0 in the final game of the series. Murphy’s seventh inning homer supplied the decisive run while Rumler collided with the fence and was knocked unconscious on the play. Philadelphia built their lead with a sequence in the fourth inning involving Oldring Collins and Walker.
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Philadelphia
Plank
Oldring
Collis
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Murphy
Rumler
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Pratt
Calla
Wille
Baker
Enkins
OEW
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Oleary
Wares
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Laver Te Ree
Williams
C. Walker
Shotten
Schang
McInnis
Ballad
Leverenz
Levereng
Messrs
Egan and Evans
Marsans Blocked From Playing Elsewhere by Court
Federal Judge W. H. Sanborn granted a temporary injunction preventing Ar mando Marsans from playing for the St. Louis Federals or any other club except Cincinnati until his contract dispute is resolved in U S District Court in St Louis. The action preserves the ten day clause deemed valid while Marsans awaits trial.
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Marsans
Cincinnati
Marsani
St. Louis
Cincinnati Exhibition Company
United States District Court
Hal Chase Jumps to Buffalo Federals in June
Hal Chase arrived in Buffalo after leaving the Chicago White Sox to sign with the Buffalo Federals. The move followed reports a restraining order would be served, and Chase is set to play Thursday in Buffalo’s opening game against Pittsburgh. Chicago officials seek injunctions barring Chase and A Schulz from playing for other teams.
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N. Y
Hal Chase
Chicago White Sox
Buffalo Federals
White Sox
Chase
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Pittsburgh
Chicago Americans
Charles A. Comiskey
Comiskey
Frank Farrell
New York Americans
Farrell
A. Schulz
Muffile Federal
Benz Delivers as Chicago Defeats Boston 5 to 4
Joe Benz starred in relief and at bat to spark the Chicago Americans to a 5 to 4 comeback win over Boston. Jim Scott faltered in the third, Benz took over, and his first hit cleared the bases for Boston’s lead. Benz’s two hits and a decisive rally in the fifth tied the game, ending with his seventh inning scoring single after Blackburn’s RBI.
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GMO
Cent
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Janvrin
Bodie Hooper
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Henriksen
J. Scott
Bedient
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Jodie
Weaver
Blackburn
Mayer
Fournier
Boston
Enz
Fredient
Py . Scott
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O'Loughlin and
Hildebrand
Joe Benz
Demmitt
Baseball National League Scores Show Narrow NY Victory
New York beat Cincinnati 3 to 2 while Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 and St Louis edged Boston 4 to 3 in a set of National League games. Chicago played Philadelphia with Rath as pitcher listed.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Kansas City
Buffalo
National League
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Incinnati
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Wwe
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Louis Mh
Pet
Sereaee
Rochester
Tan Buffalo
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Toronto
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Newar
Montreal
Jersey City
Hummels Bat Lifts Dodgers In 5 1 Victory Over Pirates
Hummel drove in four runs with two doubles, boosting Brooklyn to a 5 1 win over Pittsburgh. Pfeffer and Cutshaw clashed with umpires. Hart was struck by a Bat but recovered. Dodgers used timely hits from Dalton Daubert and Marmor to secure the lead and keep Pirates confused.
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Hummel
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Zack
Wheat
Pfeffer
Pirates
George Cutshaw
Bill Hart
Hart
Cutshaw
Tig Plate
Gibson
Pirags
Stange
Weon Fischer
Conselman
Carey
Hyatt
Rob Hirmon
Harmon
Kiantlehner
Canselman
Brorr
O' Mara
Kenetchy
Dalton
Fischer
Stengel
Viox
Kenetehy
O'Mara
Daubert
Balla
Kantlehner
Ban Johnson Rules Out Third Major League This Season
President Ban Johnson of the American League states no third major league will be formed this season. The idea was only a suggestion to the National Commission and remains a possibility with no definite action taken at the New York meeting.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
National Commission
New York
Weather Delays Hit Baltimore and Newark Games
Postponements due to rain affect two matchups. Batteries Bader and Stephens, Maya and Kocher are listed among participants. Locations Baltimore and Newark host games against Providence and Montreal respectively, with rain cited as the cause.
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Montreal
Newark
Toronto
Baltimore
Rochester
Jersey City
Providence
Buffalo
R.H.E. Buffalo
Bader and Stephens
Maya and
Kocher
New York State League Scores Report
Wilkes Barre 2 Utich 0 Albany 6 Binghamton 4 Scranton 6 Syracuse 0 Troy 5 Elmira 4.
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Wilkes-Barre
Utich
Albany Albany
Binghamton
Scranton—Scranton
Syracuse
Troy
Elmira
New England League Scores From Lowell Portland Lynn and Lawrence
In Lowell Haverhill won 6 to 1, Portland defeated Lewiston 14 to 3, Lynn beat Worcester 7 to 3, and Lawrence topped Fitchburg 5 to 2. The results reflect a busy day across the New England League with multiple city matchups.
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Lowell Haverhill
Lowell
Portland
Lewiston
Lynn
Worcester
Lawrence—Lawrence
Fitchburg
Connecticut rivals split in Hartford rain soaked games
In the Eastern Association games at Hartford and New Britain regions, Hartford and New Britain each claimed a 1 0 result while Bridgeport at New London was postponed due to rain. In the American Association, Kansas City beat Indianapolis 2 1, Minneapolis defeated Cleveland 8 4, and St Paul beat Columbus 2 0 as Louisville Milwaukee games were postponed by rain.
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Hartford
New Britain
Bridgeport
New London
Reading to Allentown and Harrisburg to York games postponed
Weather rain caused postponements in multiple city matchups. Reading against Allentown and Harrisburg against York were delayed with Trenton at Wilmington also affected by wet fields.
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Reading
Allentown
Harrisburg
York
Trenton
Wilmington
Southern Association Scores From Recent Matches
In Montgomery New Orleans hosted 1 for Montgomery and 0 for New Orleans. Birmingham faced Mobile with Birmingham 5 and Mobile 3. Atlanta hosted Chattanooga with a 5 to 2 result. Nashville hosted Memphis with Nashville 8 and Memphis 5.
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New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Atlanta Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Virginia League Scores Blitz Across Richmond Norfolk Roanoke
In the Virginia League results, Richmond defeated Portsmouth 10 to 4 in Richmond, Norfolk beat Newport News 3 to 2 in Norfolk, and Roanoke topped Petersburg 2 to 1 in Roanoke.
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Virginia League
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Richmond
Norfolk -Norfolk
Newport News
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Petersburg
College Games Result Shocks Amherst Over Dartmouth
Amherst fell 7 to 0 to Dartmouth as Middlebury defeated Chinese University of Nawail 7 to 2 in college football action. The scores reflect a pair of decisive road losses for the named teams.
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Amherst
Dartmouth
AL Middlebury Middlebury
Chinese University of Nawail
Williams selects Andrew Toolan to lead Williams College baseball
Cyrain Andrew Toolan, 15, of North Adams Massachusetts, is chosen to lead the Williams College baseball team next season. Toolan starred in football last fall and has shown strong abilities as a fielder and batter on the diamond this spring.
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New York Times
Williamstown
Mass
Cyprian Andrew Toolan
North Adams
Williams
Toolan
Indiana pitcher signs with Indianapolis club
Bloomington Indiana June 22 Carl Schultz left handed pitcher of Indiana University and regarded as the premier pitcher of the conference announced today he had signed a contract to pitch for the Indianapolis club of the American Association He probably will join the team during the series at Kansas City.
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Bloomington
Ind
Carl Schultz
Indiana University
Indianapolis
American Association
Kansas City
Yale and Princeton to clash at Polo Grounds for tie decider
Today at 3 30 this afternoon the Yale and Princeton baseball teams meet at the Polo Grounds. The article notes amateurism as professionalism is dropped and mentions fans from New Haven and Princeton. It also previews upcoming Yankee and Brooklyn games and Fourth of July Phillies visits.
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Ene Ge
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Conn
N. J
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyns
Phillies
Williams Defeats Vermont in Last-Minute Rally at Home
Williams and Vermont played a wild afternoon with four ninth inning runs by Williams, two doubles, and homers by Swain and Ainslie. The Purple tie the game on Cutler’s two-out single and edge Vermont 6 to 4 after a lengthy contest called to catch a train.
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Vermont
Williams
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Swain
Aingile
Brumbaugh
Clark
Ainslie
Brunbaugh
Maiden
Malcolm
Berry
Young
Bowen
Spear
Gallagher
Messrs
Ennis and
Lush
Dartmouth summer baseball ban tightened by college council
Hanover June 22 The Dartmouth College nine faces a ban on any paid or disguised summer baseball activities by current or prospective players. Graduate Manager McAllister said the Athletic Council voted to strictly enforce amateur rules governing summer baseball.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
McAllister
Athletic Council
Yachts Race On Sound With New Rigs At 12 30
Vanitie Resolute and Defiance, America's Cup defense sloops, resume racing today off Great Captain Island under Indian Harbor Yacht Club Greenwich. New rigs and sails aim to boost speed as a four race Sound series begins before regattas at New York Yacht Club and Oyster Bay.
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Resolute
Defiance
Indian Harbor
Oyster Bay
Harold 5
Vanderbilt
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Sandy Hook
Harry Haff
Kh. V. Willis
Manhasset Bay
Capt. Haff
Vanitle
Shamrock IV Ready For Further Trials
Shammrock IV has had her centreboard refitted and will trial again in slooping before Torquay official trials under the New York Yacht Club rules. Since her first trials against the old Shamrock she has shed several tons of lead from the keel and had a Saturday test after further alterations showing improvement.
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Shamrock IV
Torquay
New York Yacht Club
Shamrock
Beecher Knocks Out Donnelly In Narlem Bout
Willie Beecher, east side lightweight, kayoed Dan Donnelly of Philadelphia in the second round at the Olympic Athletic Club Narlem. The semi final between Barry Hill and Knockout Eggers ended with a foul, while the six round opener saw Black Demon stop Youngs floxan in the fifth.
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East Side
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Philadelphia
Olympic Athletic Club
Narlem
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Donnelly
Barry Hill
Eggers
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Shade
Youngs Floxan
Six Furlong Thoroughbred Races Open
First race lists weights for three year olds and up in a six furlong selling race with entrants including Tally Orme Besom Maxim's Chotea Carl and others. Second race features a one mile handicap for the same age group with Futtergold Belle of Bryn Mawr Punch fowl Vandergrift and more. Third race for two year olds at five furlongs shows Amazon Puturiat Lois V Embroidery Dixie and others. Fourth race Brooklyn Handicap over one mile and a quarter includes Rock View Thornhill Flying Fairy Buskin Buckhorn Lahore Duke Melauke Charlestonian and notes Lahore and Luke Meluke penalties. Fifth race selling for three year olds and up over one mile lists While Guy Fisher Progressive dl Ash meade Kilerea Ella Brysen and others. Sixth race two year old maidens five furlongs with Gaelic Lampoon Polarius Busy Edith and Northern Light among entrants. Apprentice allowance claimed.
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General wheel tax would help roads
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce says a statewide wheel tax could raise over 1 million annually for highway construction and repairs if all road vehicles are taxed by use and wear. Connecticut Good Roads Association warns highway funding and miles improved are at risk while detailing costs of macadam versus concrete hard surfaces and long-term savings.
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Jowpetpe
United States
Connecticut
Connecticut Good Roads Association
New Haven
Thstead
Yearling racehorses sold at Sheepshead Bay auction
About fifty thoroughbred yearlings sold for 19 650 at J B Haggin estate yard Sheepshead Bay by Power Hunter Company. Haggin stock averaged 1425 with several high bids including 8150 for a Watercress colt. Notable buyers included T C McDowell and Elkwood Park Stables with multiple big prices. results list numerous Waterboy Watercress Celt and The Commoner progeny with prices from 1000 to 8200.
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Tony Ross Debuts in London with Fourth-Round KO
American heavyweight Tony Ross knocks out Kid Jackson in his London debut at Bresnerrmrand in the fourth round.
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London
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Mi Hix
Kid’ Jackson
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