Peace baseball war looms as Davis may rejoin New York
President Brush warns the war between the National and American Leagues will renew if Davis is allowed to play for the New York club. Brush contends the agreement and player contracts were violated by Detroit releasing Norman Eberfeld to the New York American Club.
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American League
Pallam
Aa Sei
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Léseue
Luh
Ma Shieceett
Iberfield
New York
Chile
Swith
Ierge Davis
Chiesto Ameran League
Rush
Chib
Puliiany
Greorge Ds
Pulliam
Johnson
Brush
Davis
Nationals
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Ork
Presi
Paul Iams Mori
York
Hitb
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Mat
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West
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Norman. Eberfeld
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Faeh
Lemsues
Stsavasta
Enea
Chicago
Washington
Dublin
New -York
Eli
Ainfair
American Teague
York Nine
The
New York Chaytery
Davie
Chicaga Clichy and Trany
Baseball results from yesterday in major leagues
Scores from National and American Leagues show Philadelphia and Boston each winning twice, Brooklyn and Chicago splitting, and New York and Detroit posting mixed results. Highlights include a double victory for Philadelphia and a long 18-inning tilt between New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
This City
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York Nationals
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Aps Ss
Detroit
Washington
Cincinnati Beats New York in Doubleheader at Polo Grounds
Cincinnati defeated New York in both games of the doubleheader at the Polo Grounds. Seymour and Donlin led the visitors with three hits apiece in game one, while Daly, Beckley, and Steinfeldt followed with two each. In game two Cincinnati scored eleven runs on eighteen hits, with strong work from Mertes in left field and Daly at second. New York’s offense was limited, and McGinnity struggled in game one while Phillips excelled for Cincinnati in game two.
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Neweyark
Cincinnativ
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
NEW York
Aaa
Porey
RIED
Donlin
Prowne
Seymour
CER
Ae Hal'n
Wotan
Fod
Bres’an
Ho FC Bertte
Mertes
Steint’t
Dunn
Gilbert
Syor
Ee Aston
Talls
McGinnity
Mr. Emslie
Cincinnati Beats New York in Second Game Slugfest
In Cincinnati, Donlin and Kelley led the offense as New York raided late but fell 9 to 4. Browne, Beckley, and Corcoran paced a balanced attack for the Yankees with several timely hits, while Taylor and Phillips toed the mound in a non-shutout.
Ball by Phillips in pitched game notes
The game lasted one hour and fifty minutes with Phillips charged for a wild pitch. Mr. Emilié is listed as the umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Emilié
Brooklyn and Chicago split Washington Park twin bill
Brooklyn won the first game at Washington Park Chicago took the second in a pitchers duel Weimer held Brooklyns offense in check while Garvin struggled behind a sloppy defense in the second game Sheckard was ejected for disputing a call and Hugh Jennings debuted for Brooklyn in left field Chicago earned both wins with timely hitting and defensive plays in front of a 4 000 attendance
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Washington Park
Lundgren
Schmidt
Brooklyn Hatters
Weimer
Garvin
Sheckard
Hugh Jennings
She
Ribpoae -Brookly Chicago
Epoae Stattle
Casey
Strang
Eels
eSheck'd
Gigs Chance
Jennings
Eo Jones
O Dobbs
UL Tinker
olMcCrois
Evers
Harley
Rybe
OlDorle
Micah
Dahien
de Be Sock
Ahearn
Flood
Chance
Jones
Dahlen
Doulle
Gar
Vin
Hy Weimer
Mr. Johnstone
Pittsburg Baseball Champions See Lengthy Streak End in Loss
In Philadelphia on June 25 Pittsburg lost the second game of a doubleheader 5 to 1 after taking the opener 4 to 3 in ten innings. Mitchell pitched the later win for Philadelphia while Sparks and Roth, with umpires, were noted in the action.
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Philadelphia
Jime
Pittsburg
Mitchell
RSE Pitshore
Oheny
Phelps
Sparks
Roth
Moran
Eighteen Innings End In Stalemate Between New York and Chicago
In Chicago on June 25 the Greater New York and local American League clubs played an 18 inning tie at six runs each. Despite many errors and erratic fielding, the game extended to darkness with Patterson holding New York to three singles in the last nine innings and Chicago taking an early lead before battles rallied to a final deadlock. The score stood 6-6 as night halted play after three hours and forty five minutes.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Phi
Victinati
Hahn
Brooklyns
Chicagos
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Cimeinnath
New York Times
Chicago
Chicago Nationals
Wolfe
White
Patterson
Tannehill
Griffith
Magoon
Mcfarland
Raii
Holmes
Dayis
Jones
Isbell
Elberfeld
Conroy
Jiu
Tan’hiliss
Ganzel
M’farland
O Beville
Callahan
Davis
J. Tannehill
MacFarland
Keeler
Green
Fultz
L. Tannehill
Boston Beats St Louis in Easy Game Start
In St Louis on June 25 Boston opened with an easy victory behind solid hitting by the visitors. The contest showcased strong batting and steady defense securing a comfortable win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia Edges Detroit In Ten Inning Classic
In Philadelphia 3 Detroit 2 after ten innings. Hartsel and Mullin were ejected amid furor between players and umpires. Lush made a near impossible catch and M Cross starred with sharp fielding as the editors note a sensational finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Detroit
Hartsel
Mullin
Lush
M. Cross
Cleveland blanked Washington as seven straight wins
Cleveland defeated Washington seven straight games with Moore silencing the visitors. Townsend pitched well after the first inning. Drill and Ryan were injured by hit bats yesterday in Chicago, prompting a lineup change. Score by inning shows Cleveland leading 3 to 0 in the first and finishing with a 10-0 tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Washingtons
Moore
Townsend
Drill
Ryan
Chicago
New York State League Scores Reported
In Syracuse Binghamton game Syracuse defeated 5 to 1. Schenectady A J G team led 9 to 0 at Schenectady. Troy beat Albany 6 to 1 in Troy.
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Syracuse
Binghamton
Schenectady
Troy
Albany
Eastern League Scores Headlined by Toronto Buffalo and Rochester Games
Eastern League action across Toronto Buffalo and Rochester with results showing varied run totals and pitcher pairings. Batteries included Kissinger Toft McCann Dillon and McAleese Fuller Clements Diggins. umpires named Shannon Kelly and Latham.
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R.H.E
Toronto
Jersey City
Kissinger
Toft
McCann and
Dillon
Mr. Shannon
Buffalo
R. Ile
Baltimore
Providence
McAleese
Fuller
Clements
Diggins
Mr. Kelly
Rochester
Tennis Matches Enliven Crescent Courts Bay Ridge Stories
The Crescent Athletic Club at Bay Ridge hosted two exciting lawn tennis matches with four set thrillers. William A. Barnet and Malcolm Whitman showed improvement against Beals and Irving Wright, while Harvard veterans Ward and Ware edged Little and Alexander.
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Roubies
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
William A. Barnet
Malcolm D. Whitman
Beals C. Wright
Irving .C. Wright
Harvard
Beals Wright
Holcombe Ward
Leonard B. Ware
Raymond D. Little
Frederick
George
Wrenn, Jr
Rage King Wins Futurity Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Weather kept the track heavy at Sheepshead Bay where Rage King, a 10 to 1 shot, surged from the back to win the Futurity Stakes by a length over Goldspink who beat Modi Ked by a length in the two year old race. Blues led all the way to take the Sheepshead Bay Handicap by a length as Hunter-Raine ran second and Himself third. Fire Eater captured the second race with Payne close behind, while Toscan won the opening event after a stretch move from Condon.
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Sheepshead Bay
Fire Eater
Race King
Greencrest
Tim Payne
Blues
Hoar
Hunter-Raine
Goldspink
Chance
A. L. Aste
Modred
Lady Potentate
Arden
Five-Eater
Belmont
W. C. Whitney
Payne
W. R. Condon
Toscan
Ascension
Condon
Columbia Stable
J. Grant Lyman
Monte Carlo
H. Soehran
Hastings-Toscana
T. Burns
Rees
Charles Oxx
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Gannon
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Tod
Hkuilman
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Moen
Case Ale Itabe
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Gia
Aligliarde
Hitchcock
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Goldcrest
Ethel Green
Burns
J. L. McGinnis
Tim “Payne
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Star Ruby-Lady Bug
Frank Farrell
Dixon
Alexander Shields
S. Hunter Raine
Odom
Daly
Himyar- Felicide
Creamer
Igniter
Articulate
Dr.’ Saylor
F. Wetr
Goldfinch- Abilene
H. Michaels
J. BR. Haggin
J.martin
Royalton
Bound Brook
Brotherhood
Sunshine After Rain
Pal Roger
Escobar
Pat Costigan
Lady Ananias
Billings
Steelmaker
H. B. Bowie
Ch. m
Potentate-Strathrine
G. Chandler
H. Cochran
Shipping and Mails Schedule Front Page Shipping Notices
Outgoing steamship schedules list vessels and departure times for June 26 and 27, with transpacific and overseas mail closings. Incoming steamship arrivals include Arapahoe Belgravia City of Madrid City of Memphis and more, while transatlantic and European sailings cover Antwerp Liverpool Naples and London ports.
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Niagara
Tampico
Arabistan
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Uruguay
Altai
Kingston
Athos
Jacmel
Port
Ptimce Skiv
Bellaggio
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New Orleans
Columbia
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le Comanche
Charleston
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Lahn
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Olinda
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Ravensdale
Mexico
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Havana
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Rataeen
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Philippine Islands
San Francisco
United States
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Japan
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Victoria
B. C
Empress of China
Merchandse
United States Postal Agency
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Canada
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Marqueens Islands
Mariposa
New Zealand
Australia
Cunard
West Australia
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Miowerra
Tacoma
Olympia
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Europe
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Curiday
Arapahoe
Belgravia
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City of Madrid
Bremln
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Savannah
City of Washington
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la Savoi
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Norge
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Susquehanna
Themesto
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St. Croix
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Southampton
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Zanzibar
Leith
Cyrel
Matanzas
Patria
Gibraltar
Camus
el Sud
Furnessia
Germania
Hellig Olav
Kroonland
Thoroughbred race entries and weights for six races
Listings of the six races with horse names and assigned weights for three year olds and up, maidens, two year olds, and turf and selling allowances. Notable entries include Corus cate Ella Snyder Gloriosa Kentucky Rose Interval Benella Courtmaid Effie Sheppard Dinksie Sparkle Esher Our Nugget Mezzo Miss Dorothy Lady Lake Helen c.S. Cranesville Blue Banner Blacksmith Spring Silk Royal Pirate Pass Book Polite Silver Heels Sentinel Gates Cardinal Wol ecy Dekaber Love Note Jola Baseful Rusk Cascine Pentaur Jocund Montana King Grenade Majoram Vagary Prince Slam Slam The Southerner Raglen Black Sock Andy Williams The Rival Duke of Kendal Highlander Daisy Green Sentinel Florham Queen Meltonian Brigand Bon Mot The Carmelite Illyria Stamping Ground Namcoki Luminosity Tommy Rot Bath Beach Harbor Valour Steelmaker Donnelly Thistle Heather Mohave Sailor Knot Jig Step Tamarix.
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Coruscate
Ella Snyder
Gloriosa
Kentucky Rose
Interval
Loravale
Benella
Courtmaid
Sabot
Mary Street
Effie Sheppard
Dinksie
Sparkle Esher
Our Nugget
Mezzo
Miss Dorothy
Rusk
Cascine
Pentaur
Jocund
Montana King
Grenade
Majoram
Vagary
Raglen
Black Sock
Andy Williams
Duke of Kendal
Highlander
Daisy Green
Sentinel
Florham Queen
Meltonian
Brigand
Bon- Mot
the Carmelite
Illyria
Namcoki
Luminosity
Tommy Rot
Bath Beach
Philadelphia cricketers face Kent at Beckenham
London June 25 The Philadelphia team opened against Kent at Beckenham and posted 310 for 9 at day’s end while Kent held the wickets for a total of 454 and finally won the match by an innings and 9 runs. Co C Morris fell for 2 as J B King and J A Lester built a strong stand near luncheon.
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King
Lester
Hearne
F. H. Bohlen
Huishoff
F. C. Sharpless
R- D. Brown
Sharpless
T. C
Jordan
Gentlemen OF Philadelphia
London
Philadelphia
Kent
Beckenham
Philadelphians
Co. C. Morris
J. B. King
J. A. Lester
Automobile Club Plans 15 Day Kentucky Tour
In Chicago on June 25 Dr Frank H Davis leads seventy five club members on a 100 mile tour. A gasoline wagon and skilled machinists accompany twenty cars for the run to Mammoth Cave Kentucky with a first night reception at Cedar Lake Indiana. The tour lasts fifteen days.
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Chicago
Frank H. Davis
Automobile Club
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Cedar Lake
Ind
Big Offer for Dan Patch Refused
Minneapolis owner M W Savage refused a $92,000 bid for his two famous horses Dan Patch and Directum. W W Gentry of Bloomington Indiana offered to add the pair to his stable.
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Dan Patch
Minneapolis
Minn
M. W. Savage
Directum
W. W. Gentry
Bloomington
Ind
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