Chicago Wins Final Game as Maul Hurts team
Chicago won the last game of the series as Maul was hit hard. Brook lyn beat St. Louis while Philadelphia clung to first with a sizable lead. Lajoie and Flick sidelined. Flick to play today but Lajoie out with a broken finger. Brooklyn moved ahead early and never trailed. Boston and the Giants improve with two decisive wins. Yesterday’s scores: Philadelphia 2 Chicago 7. Brooklyn 8 St. Louis 3. Boston 9 Cincinnati 2. New York 6 Pittsburgh 4. Standings show Philadelphia 23 11, Chicago 18 17, Brooklyn 19 14, Boston 12 18, St. Louis 18 15, New York 12 20, Pittsburgh 20 17, Cincinnati 12 21. Schedule today: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York. St. Louis at Boston.
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Philadelphia Downs Chicago in Westcott game showing Garvin win
Garvin the Texas pitcher hurled a great game for Chicago as Philadelphia struggled at the plate. Key Philadelphia errors and Delahanty and Dolan miscues helped Chicago win while Cross and Delahanty starred in defense. Maul allowed eleven hits for the locals, and a slow, drawn out contest drew a smaller crowd.
Emslie's Decision Assisted Boston in Cincinnati Game
In a June city game between Boston and Cincinnati, umpire Emslie missed a key call in the fifth inning as Long was put out at second. The line score shows Boston with nine runs and Cincinnati with eight, with several players listed in the box and disputed plays surrounding the late innings.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Long
Collin Colling Sauabt Severa
Waddell Substitutes Too Late In New York Game
The New Yorks advantage shrank as Chesbro was pulled late. substitutions came too late to change the outcome. Batting and fielding lines appear fragmented but show limited scoring and late changes by Waddell.
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New Yorks
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Ready Made Suits and Coats Offer Quick Style
To Day you can come and perfectly fitted in a Ready Made Suit and wear it away without changing a button. They stock worsteds Cheviots flannels serges and a variety of waist coats single or double breasted. Flannel coats and trousers Serge coats and office coats in cotton silk linen or mohair. A handy store to drop in and get just what you want at less than you expected to pay.
Brooklyns Triumph Over St Louis In Home Opener
Brooklyn wins easily as Kennedy and the batting attack overpower St Louis. Dahlen’s sharp defense and Wallace’s return from injury highlight the game, with Cross making a home run and Donlin a three base hit amid the scoring flurry. Attendance reaches about 1,500 as fans witness Brooklyn’s strong start.
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St. Louis
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Farrell
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Young
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Cross
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Sheckard
Keister
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Hurst
Scranton Wins Third Straight as Wilkes Barre Slips
Scranton completes its third straight victory over Wilkesbarre at the park but draws under 200 fans amid belief the Atlantic League title race is wide open. Notes include Captain Clymer of Wilkes Barre being blocked from play after a Buffalo order, and several misplays and scoring details in a low attendance game.
Andrews Made Costly Errors
Chicago edged the visitors 6 to 5 as Ample led the home team while Denzer struggled for the mound. Two eighth inning miscues by Andrews contributed to Buffalo’s defeat before 450 in attendance.
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Andrews
Chicago
Denzer
Towo
Milwaukee Wins In Twelfth In Tight Baseball Duel
Milwaukee outlasted Cleveland 2 1 in twelve innings with a bases on balls walk and Anderson’s long hit fueling the decisive rally. Pickerel starred defensively as 400 fans watched the extra inning thriller.
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Cleveland
Anderson
Pickerel
Gear Wild and Poorly Supported
The home team Kansas City lost to Indianapolis in a high error game this afternoon. Attendance was about 8,000 with a disputed score and multiple misplays noted.
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Indianapolis
Detroit Narrowly Escapes Shutout by Minneapolis
Detroit nearly fails to score in a game at Minneapolis as Harvey allows only three hits. Yeager exits in the second, Frisk enters to end the massacre. Attendance 3,000. Final: Minneapolis 11 Detroit 3.
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Detroit
Minneapolis
Harvey
Yeager
Frisk
Toouoet
Holy Cross Tames Lehigh in Weekday Picnic Match
In Worcester on June 1 Holy Cross defeated Lehigh in a lighthearted game. Key players Brennes, Bo Hataon, and Lilley contributed as Holy Cross rolled to a clear lead.
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Holy Cross
Worcester
Mase
Acca
iHome
Gettin Aba Brennes
Bohataon
Lilley
Georgetown Faces Penn After Harvard Win at Franklin Field
Georgetown aims to extend its dominance after beating Harvard as they meet Penn on Franklin Field at 3 PM. Layton will start on the mound for Lehigh’s midweek performance, while White from Georgetown is slated to pitch most of the game.
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Georgetown
Franklin Field
Penn
Layton
Lehigh
White
Princeton Team to Meet P. R. Ry in Local Game
The Nasseu team from Princeton University will play the P. BR. RB. . M. . A. this afternoon at Fifty second and Jefferson streets. Both sides display clever play and the Princeton squad brings a large local alumni delegation ready to attend.
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Hend
Dixon and Callahan Set for Penn Art Club Bout Monday Night
Promoters hype a featherweight headline fight between Dixon and Callahan at the Penn Art Club next Monday. Dixon aims to reclaim his former status after eleven years as world featherweight champ, training at New Dorp L I, while Callahan seeks a decisive win to challenge McGovern. Curtain-raiser features Tom Cleary and Harry Berger in a rubber bout.
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Callahan
Maine
Texas
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Terry
Tim
McGovern
Tom Cleary
Harry Berger
Pennsylvanians to train at Bryn Mawr before Paris voyage
The University of Pennsylvania track team will gather at Summit Grove Hotel Bryn Mawr on June 4 for light training before sailing June 20 on the New York to England. Team members include McClain McCracken Grant Tewksbury and captain Kraenzel.
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Paris
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Bryn Mawr
New York
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J. C. McCracken
Alexander Grant
J. W. Tewksbury
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T. T. Hare
T. K. Baxter
E. RK. Bushnell
Murphy
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England
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London
France
Western Intercollegiate Athletes Arrive for Ravenswood Meet
Chicago June 1 College athletes from Nebraska Yankton US D Knox Minnesota Wisconsin California Michigan and Notre Dame arrived for the Western Intercollegiate meet to be held at Ravenswood tomorrow. California hammer thrower Albert Plaw amazed students at Marshall Field with a practice throw of 170 feet surpassing the world record he set in intercollegiate competition.
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Yankton
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
California
Michigan
Notre Dame
Albert Plaw
University of California
Marshall Field
Track Record at Gravesend Sees Seven-to-One Victory
The Patchogue stakes for 8-year-olds and upwards at six furlongs led Gravesend program with Meehanus upsetting the field and taking the feature. Merry Day was beaten in the last stretch as Van Ship surged in the steeplechase to finish clear.
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Meehanus
Josephine B. Ae
Dare
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Stee Soy
Chenier
Monita
Viking
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Van
Durward
Hand Press
Sam Fullen
Aenes
Alecado
Merry Day Narrowly Falls to Meehanus in Record Quick Run
Eight horses start with Merry Day favored over Trumpet Sky Scraper and Unmasked. A late move by Maher aboard Meehanus edges Merry Day by a head in a 1.13 1-5 track mark as Sky Scraper, Marbleton fades. Van Ship wins the steeplechase. Never and Waco fall but riders escape unharmed.
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Meehanus
Maher
van Ship
Never
Waco
Screech
McAddie
Mitchell
McCue
Faliasteinedale
Freee
Rene
Gerace Lily
King Arnee Nee
Free Lance
Desperado
Village Pride
Unclear race results with mixed odds and handlers
OCR extracts show multiple horse race entries with six furlongs and a mile race. Names such as Miss Loretta Cathedr al and Crowhurst appear alongside odds and times but data is garbled and partially unreadable.
Exciting Latonia Finish Sees Eitholin Win By Nose
Eitholin edged Dandy H. in a dramatic Latonia race on a rainy, muddy track. Secretary Hopper to convene a Chicago meeting on Sunday to discuss Jockey pee's reinstatement by the Chicago Jockey Club.
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Hawthorne Races Run Under Clear Skies at Chicago
Weather clear and track heavy at Hawthorne. First race at one mile saw Star Chamber win with Old Mike second and Maryland Reserve third. Cuban Girl and Celeritas headlined subsequent events with close finishes and times listed. Six races covered, with bidders and payouts noted for each leg.
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Thomas Carey
Waldo
Prince Biases
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Marry Herrmann
Silverdale
J. Boland
the Conqueror
Dupee
Reorganization Efforts In Atlantic League Hit Turbulent Start
Reading June 1 The Atlantic League struggles as Jersey City players are stranded in Reading and police are called over a dispute with Reading manager Fleishman. Jersey City Newark seem out of the league. Athletics efforts to relocate to Wilmington or Atlantic City are reported as clubs return to Philadelphia. Attendance varies amid the turmoil.
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Philadelphia
McCoy Beats Bonner After Thirteenth Round TKO
Jack Bonner, Summit Hill miner, quit in the thirteenth round at the Broadway Athletic Club as Kid McCoy prevailed after a brisk start and heavy countering. Bonner’s second threw up the sponge, signaling defeat in a twenty-five round bout.
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New York
Eeccnde
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Summit Hill
Kid McCoy
Broadway Athletic Club
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Bonner
Racing results and odds from a track meeting list
A chaotic ledger of race entries with times, weights, and odds across multiple races. Notable horses include Lord Baltimore, Tulane, Josephine B, and Degkh in various steeplechases and sprints. Bets show 2 to 5 and 4 to 1 style odds, with weights and contenders scattered through the card.
Franklin Club's Long Fly Race Report from Gordonsville
The Franklin Flying Club of the National Federation of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers held a 200 mile race from Gordonsville Virginia yesterday. Eighty birds competed with W. Baker guiding the birds as wind blew east and weather was cloudy. The club secretary's report details the event.
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Franklin Flying Club
National Federation of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers
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W. ©. Baker
Poultry Show Officers Elected by West Chester Association
Special Telegram to The Telegraph West Chester June 1 The West Chester Poultry Association met and elected officers for the year Seat Walter Hibberd vice president Edward Hickman secretary Fred Pierce Frank Pierce, Charles Townsend Frank Rogers executive committee The annual show for 1000 will be held there about January
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Edward 8
Hickman
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Frank Pierce
Charles ©. Townsend
Frank P . Rogers
Surprising Upset at Parr Grounds Handicaps
In the fifth race at Parr Grounds the upset occurred as Verify, an added on choice and memory Handicap favorite, was beaten by Wardell and Dr. Cave two outsiders. Samedi 112 won at 6 to 1 while others tallied unclear bets and results.
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Jose
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Io Jeekeee
Mencagni
Ben Boy
Hawthorne Race Track Raided by Chicago Police
Chicago officers raided Hawthorne Race Track seizing betting cards time sheets and paraphernalia. Police reported finding materials related to wagering activity and arrested personnel on site.
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Chicago
Ek Park
Hawthorne
Hutchinson Leaves Princeton Before Yale Game
Princeton faces Yale in a championship base ball game without Hutchinson who left the team for Elmira after accepting a job. Hutchinson’s absence prompts replacement Hutchings to play third base as Princeton departs for New Haven amid student protests and uncertainty about the outcome.
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Evadne Wins at Prospect Park Driving Club Meet
At Prospect Park Baltimore June 1 the main event saw Evadne, a mare trained by Hentschell, outrun Broker with a swift 2 15 clocking. A non professional half mile cart race followed featuring Egbertline Wilcox and Tom Tucker with times around 1 14 to 1 12.
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Prospect Park
Evadne
Prospect Park Driving Club
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Brooklyn Club Signs Everson For Brooklyn Team
Chester announces Bert Everson, star pitcher for Frysinger's Chester Base Ball team, will join the Brooklyn National League club this week. William Burns of the State College team will replace him after June 15. Burns returns to Chester with many friends as Everson has been pitching outstandingly.
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the Times
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Walcott Stricken With Typhoid Fever at New Dorp
New York June 1 Joe Walcott the well known colored pugilist is ill with typhoid fever at his quarters New Dorp. He has been training for several bouts and recently caught a severe cold. A physician said the fever has developed and will run its course. If he does not recover quickly his bout with Choynski and Stift will be postponed.
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New Dorp
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Choynski
Stift
Office on Wheels: Multi millionaire Fiske uses auto as mobile office
The multi millionaire Fiske converts an automobile into an office and dressing room to save time. He explains the design includes a desk, pigeon holes, typewriter, and a dressing area, with an entrance near his business and a skylight for light. The vehicle travels between home and work, letting him work en route and during meals. He plans further automotive innovations.
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Motor Age
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Harlem regatta excitement and rival crews loom today
Local oarsmen expect a great regatta with strong heats and a Philadelphia Vesper showdown. Pennsylvanian and Vesper crews loom as favorites in senior events while Harlem, Bohemians, and Nassau clubs race for decisive wins and national team selection in Paris.
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Newark
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Lightning strikes Chicago river endangering riders
A lightning bolt hit the Chicago river near Thirty n nth and Halsted during a storm. Two policemen were knocked senseless and four others injured as oily river mud splashed upward. A trolley car full of riders was swept under a torrent of water and mud, with sparks and thunder from the electric line shocking the passengers.
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Abating Circular Nuisance Suggested by Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript suggests a method to stop circulars by taking the material sent to households, enclosing it, and returning it to the senders. The plan relies on the Post Office notifying the sender that the matter has been tested and may be unnecessary.
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A Cheerful Errand to See Castallanes Off
The Goulds went to the Castellanes departure as a cheerful farewell scene.
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