Phillies Turn Tables on Pittsburg in Big Win
Philadelphia over Pittsburg 10 to 1 as hitters clouted timely hits and Pittsburg errors fueled the surge. St Louis blanked Brooklyn 4 nothing while New York swept Louisville 10 to 6 and 6 to 1. Boston beat Cleveland 6 to 1 as standings tighten and rain halted Cincinnati Baltimore game.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Hughey
Phillies
Taylor
Pirates
Tannehill
Gardner
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Carsey
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Louisville
Cincinnati
Baltimore
LPC
Cincinnat
Chicago
Washington
Phillies Edge Pittsburg In Error Filled NL Tilt
Philadelphia benefited from luck and Pittsburg errors to beat the visitors. Lajoie and Cross sparked the offense with key hits while Tannehill and Taylor pitched well for Pittsburg but costly miscues swung the game. The Phillies produced a late scoring burst as Gillen and Nash contributed, securing the victory.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Lajoie
Brodie
Taylor
Nash
Phillies
Tannehill
Gardner
Davis
Donnelly
Cooley
Smith
Boyle
Cross
Gillen
Jet Gillen
Geier
Donovan
Sugden
Davie
R. H
Ely
H. Davia
Joie
de ‘H'Nty
Geer
Padden
Sese Sugden
Cardnet
Bai
New York Takes Two From Louisville At Polo Grounds
New York jumped to fifth by sweeping a twin bill from Louisville at the Polo Grounds. Seymour pitched both games, limiting Louisville to seven hits in the opener before darkness ended play in the first half of the seventh. In the second game New York won 6 to 4 as Seymour again started on the mound with McGee and Cunningham seeing action.
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Eastern Park
Brooklyn
Grady
Phillies
McFarland
Browns
Onohue
McMahon
Douglass
Murphy
New York
Louisville
Polo Grounds
McGee
Frazer
Seymour
Rege
R. H.O
Clark
Pieroan
Verden
Davis
Gleason
M’creery
Holmes
Rogers
P.wils'n
Pick'ringefo
Warner
Lontaville
Jeyren
P. Wilson
Stafford
Werden
Magee
Clarke
Tiernan
Clingm
Joyce
G. Davis
Reg
M'Creary
Rfo
P.wilson
Johnson
Pick'ring
Dexter
W.wilson
C'ning
M.p
van Haltren
Clingman
Cunningham
W. Winco
McDermott
Reading
Richmond
Lucid
Stimmer
R. H
parReey Searche
Elberfeld
Raymond
McDonald
Barckley
Cain
Summel
MclIntyre
Slater
Balle
Stimmel
McclIntyre
Elsey
Weidman
Boston Defeats Cleveland in Short, Uneventful Debut
Boston beat Cleveland 1 to 0 in a brisk game noted for lack of excitement after the first inning. Young improved over yesterday’s Cleveland starter Wilson, but the visitors failed to convert their hits. Key moments included Duffy Stahl Bergen Sockalexis two-base hits and Long’s homer as Boston earned two runs.
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Boston
Cleveland
Young
Wilson
R. HO
A. Ee R
A.B. Hamilt
Bergen
Zimmer
Nichols
OG Young
McKean
Duffy
Stahl
Sockalexis
Long
Hamilton
Lowe
Tenney
Phillies Win Light Hit Affair Amid Trade Rumors
Dowd has not yet arrived as the Phillies field a light-hitting game. Cooley showcases speed on the bases in the seventh while Lajoie struggles against sharp fielding. Carsey profits from St Louis trade cash, and Seymour shines with two wins as St Louis sulks.
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Dowd
Boyle
Phillies
Stallings
Chicago
Cooley
Carsey
St. Louis
Wed- Gillen
Baltimore
Lajoie
Brodie
Cooley Baye
Geier
Nash
Davis
Tannehill
Browns
Unclear Scores From Fragmented City Matchups
Fragmented OCR listing shows multiple city pairs and scores with many typos and unclear names. Notable entries include Detroit 3 and Minneapolis 11, Columbus 9 and Milwaukee 7, Indianapolis 0 and St. Paul 4, Fort Wayne 0, Taunton ? Rockton 17 and New Bedford 6.
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Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Grand Rapids
Kansas City
Ringfield
Natield
Chyton
New Castle
Fort Wayne
Rth
Newport
Taunton
New Bedford
Rockton
New Beatora
Athletics End Paterson Losing Streak In PA League Clash
The Athletics defeated Paterson 10 to 4 as Paterson pitcher Jones did not try to pitch amid a dugout dispute. Carey led Paterson with four hits while McKee used Spregel in relief. Lancaster and Reading also won, boosting Pennsylvania standings with Newark and Hartford high scorers.
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Sharsig
Paterson
Lancaster
Norfolk
Reading
Pennsylvania
Athletic
Richmond
Newark
Hartford
Jones
Athletics
Smink
Haller
Keister
McKee
Spregel
Carey Ae
Newark Defeats Hartford In Loose Baseball Game 13 to 10
Newark secured a 13 to 10 win over Hartford in a loosely played afternoon game. Carrick issued six walks in the eighth inning, while Newark surged ahead with a seventh inning batting streak. O'Hagan hit a two bagger for Hartford, and Gastright homered for Newark as the teams tallied runs with several players contributing.
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Hartford
Carrick
BR. HL
A. R.H.O
A. K
Mack
Wricht
Cff
Radford
O'Hagan
Cargo
Poberty
Gettig
Bat See Cavelle
Daley
Roach
Hodge
Gastright
Dobbina
Wee
M’cauley
Saason
Sheahan
Rothfuss
Wildie Seenentmpire
Spyder
Pottsville Demorests Edge Demorest in Ninth Inning
Pottsville and Demorests tied late but Demorests won 9 to 8 in a ninth inning battle. Ansell pitched well for Pottsville after a high hitting game, with three home runs in the contest and Earned runs credited to both sides.
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Times
Williamsport
Pottsville
Demorests
Ansell
Denoresy
Pottsviller
Fortney
Seavers
Martin
Young
O'Hara
Ceara
Mesick
Barry
Intia
Anderson
Conroy
Lemon
Campoell
Booth
Willig
R Hess
P. Cain
D. Liliooes
Pottaville
Demorest
Lenon
Rune Fortney
Staltz
Campbell
Collins
Cyclists organize clubs and upcoming races in Trenton area
The Penn Wheelmen form a baseball team and invite bicycle clubs to contact Joseph Zimmerman. Weather delays the Mercer County Wheelmen’s Trenton Asbury Park century run from May 31 to June 5. Entries close at 6 AM. send blanks to Captain H. T. Evans. Rambler Wheelmen move into new Germantown clubhouse and plan a Washington Park ride. Diamond Wheelmen announce a June 26 five mile handicap race at Jenkintown with 50 cent entry. Captain Sickel to lead June 6 Willow Grove ride. Pilot Wheelmen report first night run and a June 6 century ride. Columbia Cyclers meet June 7. club run to Engle Hotel June 6. A C century run Newark June 12. Carnival Jubilee at Washington Park Grove tomorrow. Ernest Crowhurst to start. Captain Ilko leading 150 men plan Kenilworth swim. Time boys badge distribution at 818 North Broad Street.
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Trenton
Diamond Wheelmen
Frankford
Holbrook Course
Jenkintown
James ©. Sickel
Orthodox Street
William B. Ilko
Kenilworth
North Broad Street
Kenilworth Wheelmen
Atlantic City
South Street Wharf
Gloucester
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
W. B. Ilko
Time
A. W. Guenter
Penn
Pennsylvan ia crew shake up by coach Ward
Coach Ward disclosed a planned Pennsylvan ia varsity crew shake up displacing Stearns Overfield and DeSilver for Bush Wallace and Preston. The changes aim to remove weight and improve rowing performance with new lineup to be judged by forthcoming work.
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Ward
Stearns
Overfield
DeSilver
Bush
Wallace
Preston
Rogers
Capt Ie
Atkin
Carnett
Howell DeSilver
Megargee
Boyle
Watson
Ivison
Coxswain
Lee Coxswain
Wise
Eastern League Inks Pitched Great Ball for Springfield
Syracuse defeats Springfield 4 to 2 in a pitchers duel as Inks holds the visitors to two early runs before a late surge. Lezotte Ryan Greene spark Syracuse offense with two base hits each, while Willis and Inks yield multiple walks and hits in a tense second game of the series. Keefe umpired the contest in front of a quiet crowd.
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Syracuse
the Stars
Springfield
Lezotte
Ryan
Greene
Garry
Greensburg Defeats Johnstown In Tight Contest
Greensburg triumphed over Johnstown 10 to 5 in a game noted as one of the season’s best. Kinkead’s injured hand hampered Johnstown while both starters turned in solid efforts and fielding was near flawless. Batteries Renninger Murphy for Johnstown Pittinger Lear for Greensburg.
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the Times
Johnstown
Greensburg
Kinkead
OS Greensburg
Renninger
Murphy
Pittinger
Lear
Epsom meeting winners and local sports notes
Richard Croker's bay horse Americus won the Riddies down plate of 200 sovereigns at the Epsom spring meeting. Bittern won the Great Surrey Breeders Foal Plate, with Lapwing finishing second. H. N. Pillsbury achieved a record by winning 27 chess games and 4 checkers at the Washington Chess Club. The Philadelphia Driving Park opens Tuesday June 8 at 2 PM with buses from Broad and Jackson every 15 minutes. Two handball matches at Fanning's ball court Gloucester next Saturday offer purses of 50 and 25 dollars.
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Richard Croker
Americus
Philadelphia
Broad
Jackson Streets
Rae
Eacea
Lapwing
H. N. Pillsbury
Washington Chess Club
Fanning
Gloucester
Egan and McDonough
Durr
Moran
Messrs. Higgins
G. Butler
McDonough
J. Butler
Hat fashions debut as Straw Hat reign begins
Very Hat has its day with new season styles ready for you. Prices range from two fifty to five dollars. John B. Stetson Co. advertises at 1108 Chestnut Street.
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John B. Stetson CO
Chestnut St
Handicaps Set For Quaker City Meet On Tioga Track
Official handicapper A. G. Powell completes event lists for the Quaker City Wheelmen meet at Tioga with scratch marks and first heats for the five mile and one mile events. Entries include Mertens Church Starbuck Hadfield and Kiser in key races and Kenilworth Wheelmen plan Atlantic City run next Sunday.
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Murphy
Titus
Church
Starbuck
Hadfield
Morrow
Charley Ashinger
Quaker City
Tioga
A. G. Powell
Bald
Kiser
Mertens
A. ©. Mertens
A. Church
C. B. Jack
C. C. Bowers
B. B. Stevens
E. P. Thompson
C. Turville
L. C. Johnson
H. W. Eckhart
J. F. Starbuck
Aker
W. E. Dickenson
J. Uindiey
Charles Turville
W. 8. Ray
F. M. Campman
E. C. Bald
F. J. Titus
Charles Hadfield
B. Olafield
T. T. Goodman
A. Newhouse
J. A. Vernier
J. McLaughlin
L. Beverlin
H. Hawthorne
W. A., Weaver
S. L. Cassedy
Upcoming Noon Meeting On Broadway Streets
A notice states tomorrow at 3.45 p.m. a public gathering will occur on Broadway and Jackson streets at a specified time. Residents are urged to attend or note the schedule.
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Broa Jackeon
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