Athletics First Again in American League
The Athletics regained the top spot in the American League with Cleveland dropping to second as Brooklyn moved ahead of Cincinnati in the National League race. New York and Pittsburgh gained ground while Chicago led the NL. Brooklyn routed Philadelphia and surpassed Cincinnati. Details include pitchers Plank and Hughes, base hits by Crawford, Cobb, and Turner, and a one-sided Detroit vs Cleveland game with late scoring.
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New Yorks
Boston
Griffith
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Bostons
Pittsburgs
Brooklyn
Philadelphians
Cincinnati
Seybolt Plank
Jones
Anderson
M. Cross
Murphy
Davis
Washington
Philadelphia
Hughes
Plank
Byughes
Powers
Mr. O'Loughlin
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Riiepore
Rirpore Jones
Flick
Ase
Jackson
Crawf’d
Turner
Cobb
Lajoie
C’gilin
Stovall
Lindsay
Cong’ton
O'Leary
Bradley
Schmidt
Bemis
Siever
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Eubanks
Barbeau
Bells
Crawford
Coughlin
Cougalton
Fever
Schaefer
Messrs. Evans and
Connolly
Louie
Ritchie
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Jordan
Alperman
Magee
Lewis
Doolin
Gleason
Bransfield
Titus
Crist
Sparks
Stricklett
Roy
Ward
Mr. Johnstone
Scores From Yesterday in the Leagues
American League results New York 6 Boston 5 Detroit 5 Cleveland 3 Chicago 3 St Louis 0 Philadelphia 5 Washington 0 National League New York 6 Boston 4 Brooklyn 10 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 1 Schedule shows Boston at New York Chicago at Cleveland St Louis at Detroit Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
American League
National League
Philaphia
Ghicaro
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BC St. Louis
Griffiths Men Win After Long Absence Over Boston Ex-Champs
After a three week and a half layoff and nineteen games played, the Greater New Yorks beat the ex champion Bostons 6 to 5 in a rain threatened homecoming. Key plays included Delehanty and Orth fielding errors, La Porte's consistent batting, and a late Boston rally thwarted by Hoey’s steal attempt and Williams’s strong return. The game featured 2,500 fans, Elberfeld still out, and Hoey, Kleinow, and Hoffman among standouts.
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Greater New Yorks
Bostons
New Yorks
Elberfeld
Conroy
Delehanty
Stehl
Orth
la Porte
Freeman
Hoey
Parent
Stahl
Williams
Kleinow
Hoffman
Giants Win in Ninth In Boston Narrow Victory
The Giants beat Boston 6 to 4 in the ninth inning as four bases on balls aided by timely hits helped them overcome the local squad. Mathewson and Pfeiffer pitched well early, but walks and key hits, including Bresnahan and Dahlen, paved the way for New York's late surge.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Giants
Mathewson
Pfeiffer
Dahlen
Devlinda
Gilbert
Bowerman
Bresnahan
Devlin
McGann
Strobel
Mertes
Marshall
Dolan
New Coachman Murdered at Graves Rock Hill Estate
James McKeon a coachman for Frank L Graves a New York broker was found shot in his room at the Graves Rock Hill country seat in Hartsdale near White Plains Coroner Russell and Sheriff Merritt investigated with jealousy as a possible motive The murder weapon a musket was found behind the door Witness Edward Berry a former coachman was held for questioning
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James McKeon
Frank L. Graves
New York
Graves
Rock Hill
Hartsdale
White Plains
Russell
Sheriff Merritt
Merritt
McKeon
New Head for Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem Penn June 27 At a board meeting attended by Chairman Schwab resignations were accepted for E M McIlvain as President and A E Borie as Vice President Archibald Johnstone becomes President McIlvain and H S Snyder becomes Vice President B H Jones is promoted to Treasurer and Secretary E G Grace is elected General Superintendent to replace Johnstone
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Penn
Bethlehem Steel Company
Co. M. Schwab
E. M. Mcllvain
A. E. Borie
Archibald Johnstone
Mcllvain
H. 8. Snyder
Borie
B. H. Jones
E. G. Grace
Johnstone
Forged Diamond Order Traced To Villain Link
A boy delivered a forged Tiffany ring order to W. B. Talbot of C. A. Keene's store at 180 Broadway. The signed forged mark of Rick, Goldsmith & Co. was used. Talbot followed with a dummy package and alerted Detective Nunn. The boy was told no one would meet him and the suspect fled.
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W. B. Talbot
C. A. Keene
Broadway
Rick, Goldsmith & Co
Gold Street
Talbot
Cortlandt Street
Nunn
Maiden Lane
Wall Street
Five year old found dead in tool chest in yard
James McCallum aged five of 545 West Fifty-fourth Street was found dead yesterday afternoon inside a large tool chest in the family yard. He had often hidden on docks or in neighbors' cellars and apparently suffocated after climbing into the chest. Dr. Hudgins of New York Hospital said the death occurred several hours earlier.
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James McCallum
West Fifty-fourth Street
Hudgins
New York Hospital
Senate Passes Uniform Naturalization Bill with Amendments
The Senate approved the House naturalization bill with amendments establishing a uniform national rule. Porto Rico courts may issue naturalization papers and Porto Ricans may seek U.S. citizenship. An amendment by Senator Sutherland adds a polygramy wording caveat for Mormons. Continuous residency of two years after declaration is required. anarchists and non English speakers are barred.
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Washington
Senate
House
United States
United States District Court of
Porto Rico
Sutherland
Utah
William Hendrie Dead Turfman and Racing Figure
William Hendrie of Hamilton Ontario died this afternoon after a lingering illness. He served as President of the Ontario Jockey Club and was a prominent Canadian racing figure for over a decade. Hendrie campaigned a stable on Eastern tracks and aimed to win Canada's Royal Plate, often competing with J. E. Legram. his notable victory came in 1898 with the Futurity winner Martinimas, bought as a yearling and developed in his stable.
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Ont
Willam Hendrie
Hendrie
Ontario Jockey Club
States
Canada
Mr. Hendrie
Hhe
J. E. Legram
Martimas
Phelps Transferred From Pittsburg to Boston in Baseball Sale
Edward J. Phelps the catcher now with Pittsburg in the National League has been awarded to the Boston American League club by the National Baseball Commission. Cincinnati must pay Phelps half of the $1 500 sale price, $750, as his share of the purchase. The ruling states he lacked a valid unconditional release from Cincinnati when he joined Pittsburg.
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Cincinnati
Edward J. Phelps
Pittsburg
Boston
Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
Tenth American auto enters Vanderbilt Cup race
The Racing Board of the American Automobile Association received yesterday the entry of the Christie 110 horsepower car entered by Walter Christie. It is the same machine as last year but overhauled and improved. A twelve cylinder Maxwell and a second eight cylinder Maxwell are to be entered this week.
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Racing Board
American Automobile Association
Walter Christie
Christie
Maxwell
Whitney Stable Dominates Sheepshead Day With Mermaid Upset
Whitney horses win both principal events at Sheepshead Bay led by Perverse in the Mermaid Stakes and Ironsides in the three year old handicap. Perverse, ridden by Lyne, defeats Sahara after a fast pace to set a new stake record of 1 54 over the mile and a furlong. Ironsides, also with Lyne, earns a neck victory over Ben Ban in the six furlongs and Angler wins the turf mile and a half in 2 33 2 5, tying the turf course mark.
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Whitney Racing
Sheepshead Bay Track
Perverse
Ironsides
Whitney
Meddler
Lyne
Mermaid
Edna Jackson
Lotowanna
Sahara
Pole
Stake
Ermaid
Beldame
Thorn
Miss Woodford
Firenzi
Toots Mook
Ben Ban
H. B. Duryea
Mr. Whitney
Angler
Mermaids and Thoroughbreds Rule Fifth and Sixth Races
The Mermaid victors three year olds fillies over one mile and a furlong with Meddler Melba by Whitney. In the Sixth Race three year olds and up sell on turf one and a half miles, Hindoo Alga offspring wins for owner and trainer J D Odom.
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Miller
Frank. Lord
L. Williams
Notter
S-2cee
le Miss Strome
Hagan
Blue Bottle
W. Knapp
Judge Davey
Baird
Kilter
J. Martin
Rosen
Sphinx
Myers
Roswell
McDaniel
Rifleman
Sewell
Donna Elvira
Horner
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Radtke
Joe Fabert
Doyle
Windsor
Wishard
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Ornament
Eleanor
R. T. Wilson, Jr
T. J. Healey
Perrine
Wrenne
Ola Faithful
the Clown
Artery
Sir Model
H. Cochran
Eastly
F. Ironsides
Lyne
Ben Ban
Confederate
L. Wilms
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Bill Phillips
Cassandra
W. Kna
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Bedell
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O'Rourke
T. Burns
Merrick
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Meddler- Hanoana
P. Whitney
J. W. Rogers
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Glenecho
Huntington
Leila
Finn
O ¥Eunie
Yorkshire Lad
Jennie McCabe
Pet Priority
G. Burns
Snow King
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Hindoo- Alga
J. D. Odom
Protest Over Go Between Ridgeling Status At Sheepshead Bay
A protest by F. R. Hitchcock owner of Dandelion challenges Go Between in the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay arguing the horse is a ridgeling and not correctly entered. The issue centers on whether misdescription can lead to disqualification with Dandelion set to receive the stakes if Go Between is disqualified.
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Sheepehead Bay
F. R. Hitchcock
Dandelion
Go Between
Ridgeling
Jockey Club
Alex
Disqualification Could Affect Races and Purses
Balch, Price & Co. of Fulton and Smith Streets Brooklyn say the disqualification would apply to other races and cover nearly $60,000 that the horse has won in his racing career.
Highball's Brother Sells at Fasig Tipton for 10500
The Highball colt, famed as a two and three year old winner in 1903 and 1904, sold to Sydney Paget for 10500 at Fasig Tipton Sheepshead Bay yearling sale. Bidders crowded the stall as Kentucky studs from Clay Dixiana and Lyne offered quality yearlings, with several top prices noted. Jockey Lucien Lyne made a notable return, riding three winners for Harry Payne Whitney.
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Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
Sydney Paget
Col. E. F. Clay
Runnymede Stud
Are Carson
Dixiana Stud
S. C. Lyne
Larchmont Stud
Kentucky
Star Shoot
Janie Clay
Tucton
Sir Dixon
P. J. Dwyer
Star oot-Chicora
Hindu
H. B. Durya
Ben Strome
Strachino
Griffon-Irvana
Onondaga
Kirkfield Stable
Griffon-Pertinent
Bay and Chestnut Foal Catalog Notes and Prices
A list of horse offspring with sires and dams including Bay colts by Sir Dixon and Star Shoot and Chestnut fillies by Bridgewater and Sir Dixon. Pedigree pairings include Hin du Candlemas Hindu Masetto and others, with price figures 1100 1500 2600 550 noted. Vendors include J. H. McCormick Kirkfield Stable P. J. Dwyer W. H. Timmons Samuel Emery and R. Bradley.
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Hindu
J. H. McCormick
Bridgewater
Little Mary
Candlemas
Kirkfield Stable
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Bridgewater-Dingle
Ben Strome
Daisy Chain
Galore
J. L. Snyder
Blue Jacket
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P. J. Dwyer
Star Shoot-Alpena
King Alfonso
Star Shoot
Belle Carter
Blue Eyes
Sir Dixon-Cremorne
Carlsbad
Grifton
Last Ban
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W. H. Timmons
Aera
Maribel
Kh. R. Bradley
Griffon
Lady Moccasin
Moccasin
Samuel Emery
Broken Vows
Masetto
Star Shoot-Caloe
Sir Dixon
J. A. Bennett
Kingfisher
Pen Dais Etene
Sir Dixon Brenda
J. W. Fuller
St. Dory
Miss Emily
Spendthrift
Mrs. Ga Cortiin
St. Dory-Dayo
Fordham
R.A. Smith
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