Baseball Game Summary Hits and Errors Highlight Pittsburgh Victory
H Davis and Orth had base hits while Delahanty posted three. Sugden and 2 others delivered sacrifice hits. Philadelphia stranded five, Pittsburg left two. Orth struck out three, Hughey once. Padden to Davis staged a neat putout. Errors favored Pittsburg with one for Philadelphia and two for Pittsburgh. Game time 1 45. McDonald umpired.
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Pirates Hitwell Slash Phillies as Hughey Struggles
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 5 to 2 as Young Hughey allows six hits and two runs. MacFarland joins Phillies in exchange with Grady and Carsey amid transfer doubts. St. Louis hopes for a player swap. Dowd absent, Hallman’s addition uneventful. Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, and Louisville post strong wins while standings show tight race.
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Hughey Shuts Down Phillies as Pirates Win Narrowly
Hughey delivered speed and sharp curves for Pittsburg, holding the Phillies to six hits over nine innings while Orth yielded runs on timely hits. Pittsburg capitalized with seven of nine hits in the decisive third inning, aided by Phillies errors and muffed plays, and despite late chances the Phillies could not convert. Dowd’s absence and Cross’s rough fielding at second contributed to the loss.
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Rumors of More Deals Stir Philadelphia Baseball
Rumors spread that Philadelphia management plans a winning team by trading Hall and Harley for Dowd, and Carsey and Grady for McFarland. A major reported move would swap Delahanty for Bil Lange and Clements for Dahlen, boosting fielding and batting. Carsey reportedly refused to join the McFarland deal.
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Baseball notes from a tense day at the park
Hallman and MacFarland bunched hits lead Browns past rivals as Cross struggles at second. Nash shines at short while Grady awaits game action and Kid worries about working under Von der Ahe. Pitcher Carsey criticized amid shifting staff plans.
Phillies Transfer Their Bad Luck in Brookyn Walk
St. Louis lineup shuffled at Eastern Park with Dowd out and Hallman replacing him. Brooklyn wins easily as Anderson Shindle LaChance each contribute with hits and bases. Hart, Daub, and Hallman see varied action as L Card references and game details close out with Sheran umpiring.
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Cincinnati Bruins? Baltimore Rally Beats Cin Cinati in Fourth
Baltimore defeats Cincinnati in the fourth inning after Breitenstein suffers a spike at first base. Ebret and Dwyer struggle on the mound as Bowerman winsceps an ugly cut but stays in. Attendance 6,965. Key hits include Keeler’s two-base and three-base hits by Schleriver, Kel ley, and Keeler.
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Washington Loses on Misplayed Inning in Rainy Tilt
Washington fell to Chicago 6 to 2 as two misjudged first inning balls turned into triples. Lange starred with a home run-saving catch and Everett drove timely hits as 1,800 watched at Washington.
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Giants Lose to Louisville in Ninth Inning Comeback
New York Giants fall 7 to 8 in the ninth after leading early in an afternoon game in New York. Stafford and Rogers were honored with floral horseshoes as Louisville rallies including a home run by Stafford. Attendance was about 2,500 at the park.
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Lancaster Takes Lead in Atlantic League Race
Lancaster was the sole first division winner yesterday and moved into the lead. Norfolk beat Newark again while Paterson and Reading defeated Hartford and the Athletics. Scores: Reading 4 Athletic 3 Norfolk 5 Newark 2 Lancaster 14 Richmond 5 Paterson 3 Hartford 1.
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Reading Defeats Athletics Again in 4 to 3 Battle
Reading beat the Athletics 4 to 3 as Amole pitched well and Batnam Slater and McIntyre starred in the field. Rival results include Pennsylvania’s easy 17 to 1 win over Fordham and Harvard’s 5 to 3 victory over Vermont on Holmes Field.
Lancaster Beats Richmond In Tight Rubber Game
Lancaster won the rubber with Richmond in a hard hitting contest as Chesbro wildness and Bisey’s fielding miscues cost the visitors. Callahan filled in at short for Madison and settled after early struggles. Notable plays included Larocque’s fine first base work and a one hand catch by Stuart off Henry. Final line shows Lancaster five earned runs to Richmond’s.
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Boston Has Fun With Cleveland in Big Inning Rally
Boston', June 2 The Bostons exploded for 14 runs early aided by Wilson wildness in the second inning as Klobedanz spun a strong game. Boston Amassed a high batting total while Cleveland fade to respond, with final score reflecting a one sided early surge.
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Princeton Beats Brown In Slugging Baseball Tilt
Princeton arrived from their Harvard victory and defeated Brown 23 to 10 on the Varsity field. The Tigers powered twelve runs in the fifth inning as Kelley, Smith, and Butler starred. Brown’s pitching and defense were ragged while Princeton benefited from a strong infield and timely hits. Time 2.40. Umpire Dan Campbell.
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Bridgeton Club Beats Pinckney Giants on Stainsbys Home Run
Bridgeton club defeated the Pinckney Giants this afternoon in a low attendance game. The only notable moment was Stainsby hitting a home run. Score by innings shows Bridgeton leading 1 0 and 2 0 in early frames.
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Scores of Other Games Across Leagues
In Columbus 5 Milwaukee 3. Grand Rapids 1 Kansas City 0. Detroit 11 Minneapolis 9. At Taunton Pawtucket 12 Taunton 0. Atee Bone 0 Newport 3 New York at Fall River 13 Fall River 12. Coringfield 11. Holy Cross 5. Tedtinhgslien St Paul 4.
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Wilkes Barre Fails to Beat Gaston in Cold Toronto Game
In Toronto on June 2 Wilkes Barre could not strike Gaston scoring only a few scattered hits. The crowd was small as cold raw weather persisted and the performance yielded a low score.
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Syracuse Wins in Seventh Inning Rally Over Springfield
Syracuse gains six singles and a two bagger in the eighth to score five runs and beat Springfield in the game at Syracuse Lampe and Shaw, Coughlin, Duncan and Woods were credited with the batteries in the contest.
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Scranton Loses Close Battle in Buffalo Debut
In Buffalo on June 2 Scranton opened there with a hard fought game. Gillen and Gray played solidly with good support for both sides. Final tally shows Buffalo edging Scranton amid a tight alternating scoring sequence as Gray Urquhart Gillén Gunson contributed on defense and offense.
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Providence Poor Play In Rochester Baseball Game
Providence played poorly in Rochester as Eagan was hit freely and the commentary notes lack of offense. McFarland and Frary pitched for Rochester, while Eagan and another fielder struggled at the plate in a low scoring affair.
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Jada Triumphs as Taral Trails in Grandsend Race Card
At Gravesend on June 2 the crowd, above midweek average, watched Irish Reel fade in the second race as Bran Lad beat Petrel and Free Lance. Taral rode Juda to win the third. Sir Vassar led then faded to win the fourth. Cleophus by Mike Dwyer took the fifth. Doggett led the final race with Arabian causing a delay.
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Horse Racing Results and Entries at Todays Card
The program shows six races with winners and starting odds. Censor won race one for Burkeholder at 1 to 2, Path way placed second, Cadiz third. Second race went to Green Point at 5 to 2 with Jingle Bell second and Lae 109 third. Consent fell and was shot after breaking her leg. Third race winner Fagin at 4 to 5, with I'll 110 second and High Point Belle third. Fourth race Caer won at 3 to 5 with Roller second and Sister Myra third. Fifth race Wallis won at 5 to 1, Tarbelle second, Helen T. third. Sixth race Tor cis won at to 1 with Lady Fran se second and Sentinel Seula third. Entries listed for today’s races across six events including six furlongs and three-quarters events with horses such as Billy Boy Harris Heck Jr and Britannic in selling races.
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Second Day at Parkway Driving Club Trotting Meet
New York June 2 The Parkway Driving Club Brooklyn trotting meeting attracts many spectators. In the 2.40 class pacing Neil Alcyoner captures heats three through five with best time 2.2244. Bill Davis wins heats one and two with 2.2444. Many horses including Marie Wellington Ernest H and others start. 2.25 class features Pretingence Wilkes winning the second and fourth heats with Combine taking the first. Other runners include Lone Dresch Sulp Nose Highland 5 Boy and Burlin ton puree in the third race. Time 1.1 y.
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British societies athletic program at Washington Park
The programme for the Queen's diamond jubilee celebrations at Washington Park lists events including 100 yards dash handicaps for boys under 14, 100 yards dash handicap for girls under 14, 80 yards dash for women, 150 yards dash open to men over 40, a one mile bicycle race, amateur handicap, 120 yards dash handicap for members, and a 4 yards race handicap.
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Galtee More Wins Derby at Its 1897 Running
The Derby of 1897 at Bourton, 6000 sovereigns, 3 year old colts. Galtee More by Kendal out of Morganette led from midrace and held off Valesquez to win by two lengths. Prime Minister Oakdene and History trailed as the rest of the field faded. The Irish bred colt also captured the Newmarket stakes and the 2000 Guineas this season.
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Polo Match At Bala Pines Reds Defeat Whites For Cup
A polo game at Philadelphia Country Club Bala yesterday pitted Reds against Whites for a silver cup. Rosengarten and Kennedy led Reds with goals in a 10 goal affair, while Whites managed 8 with Me Fadden and Strawbridge scoring.
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Philadelphia cricketers reach Southampton after voyage
The St Paul steamer brought the Philadelphia team to Southampton where they are in good health despite travel weariness. They depart for London to stay at the Arundel Hotel and will train at Lord's before departing Monday for Oxford University for their first match.
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Five heats decide Pimlico races with darkness halting program
In Baltimore under fading light Pimlico conducts two events in five heats each. The 2.18 pacing race sees the fastest yearly time of 2.144 in heat two while Baron Wood's driver changes to Raymond after the third heat due to equipment issues.
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Humorist Faces Lifelong Bed Rest With Wry Wit
The humorist learned he would be bed ridden for life and smiled bravely. He noted he would be living on tick, showing a cheerful pocket of humor despite his grim prognosis.
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