Phillies and Pirates drop games as rivals pull ahead
The Phillies lose 4 to 5 to the Pirates while Chicago beats Brooklyn 6 to 4 and Boston tops St Louis 6 to 3. New York defeats Cincinnati 7 to 4 as standings show Philadelphia ahead of Brooklyn by 98 games in a tight pennant race with Chicago and Pittsburgh close behind. Schedule today features Pittsburg at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at New York with St Louis at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Spike” Clarke
City Pirates
Phillies
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pirates
W. IL. P.C. W. L. P.C. Philada
Pirates edge Phillies in ten in nl pennant race
In a ten inning National League contest the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 4 after a pitching duel between Waddell and Platt. Key moments include Cooley driving in the go ahead run in the ninth and O’Brien scoring the tying run for Pittsburgh in the final frames. Delahanty Dolan and Flick contributed for Philadelphia while Wagner Beaumont and Zimmer sparked Pittsburgh late.
Unclear Baseball Notes From Incomplete Teletype
A fragmented report describes a baseball game with mentions of Hite Flick Orose Ziegier and Cross. It notes strikes, baserunners, a costly error, a great catch by an outfielder, and umpiring irregularities. The text is garbled with stray phrases and misspellings, making full details uncertain.
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Cooley
Hite
Flick
Orose
Ziegier
Chiles
Hurst
Tae
Rene Ty Techy
Cooley Drives Late Win as Cooley Stars in Tight Game
Cooley handled twelve chances flawless at first and delivered the game winning double. Delahanty shone at first base with fine fielding while O'Brien’s ninth inning single tied the score. Flick received hearty applause. Wagner struck out in the eighth as Platt fanned Clarke and Williams in the tenth.
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Phillies
Pirates
Smoky City
Platt
Waddell
Crose
Hig
Tefrig
Pratt
Pittsburg
O’brien
Wagner
Cooley
Philadelphia
Thomas
Delahanty
Flick
Jomas
Slagle
Ziegler
Dolan
Pittsburgh
Ritchie
Getti
Zimmer
O'Brien
Clarke
Williams
Fileck
Wolverton
Hurst
Lajoie
Hans” Wagner
Boston Beats St Louis In Rainy Midweek Tilt
Boston leads in the third as Donlin is ruled out for interference by umpire Swartwood amid protests. Attendance 4,500. Final: Boston 6 St. Louis 8 with Boston scoring late. notable hits by Stahl Freeman Lowe and Donlin.
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Boston
Swartwood
Donlin
Hughey
St. Louis
Stahl
Freeman
Lowe
Donovan
Tenney
Dineen
Polo Tourney Opens at Devon
The Devon polo tournament opened before a good crowd with the Country Club second team losing to the Freebooters 11 to 4%. Carter showed poor luck while Strawbridge and Ziller performed well as Devon and Lakewood games began.
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Devon
Carter
Strawbridge
Ziller
Freebooters
Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Tight Ball Game
Chicago held Brooklyn to limited scoring as Griffith held firm late. Jones homered for Brooklyn while Dahlen and McCormick starred in defense. Mertes and Childs contributed in the field. Final score shows Chicago 6 Brooklyn 4 after a late Brooklyn push.
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Brooklyn
Kitson
Kennedy
Chicago
Griffith
Childs
Ganzel
Dahlen
McCormick
Jones
Mertes
Ewart Childs
Ryan
Keeler
Teen
O Jennings
Kelley
M'O'lek
Donohue
Demont
Farrell
Chie
Ate
Dablen
Jennings
Bradley
Cross
Green
Delis de Grit
O'Day
New York Pulls Ahead in Reds Game as Hawley Shines
The New Yorks beat Cincinnati behind sharp fielding and Hawley’s strong pitching. Rumor has it Smith of Cincinnati may join New York in right field. Final: New York 8, Cincinnati 4.
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New York
New Yorks
Cincinnati
Hawley
Smith
Allentown Defeats Harrisburg in Both Games
Allentown, Pa one day shows dominance by beating Harrisburg in both games. The first game ends with Mc Manus injured by a foul ball. the second game halted at fifth inning due to darkness as Allentown leads.
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Allentown
Harrisburg
McManus
No Game at Scranton Delayed by Reading Absences
Scranton June 4. The Reading team failed to appear. as a result the scheduled game here today was postponed.
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Scranton
Reading
Thes
Scores of Other Games at Hartford and Mastres
Reported results list Hartford 8 over Springfield 0, and Syracuse 8 over Montreal 6 with unclear further details from the Virginia area. The rest of the line appears garbled with a potential note on a game and an unreadable token.
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Hartford
Coma
Springfield
Mastres
Syracuse
Montreal
Cornell Beats Chicago In Sharp Home Contest
Cornell defeated Chicago 5 to 3 at Percy Field in a well played game. two home runs and three errors, one costly wild throw by Harper cost Chicago three unearned Cornell runs, with Chicago managing two errors but costly mistakes deciding the outcome.
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Harper
Times
Ithaca
Cornell
Chicago
Percy Field
R. H
Anders
Costello
Ewing
Pat'rson
Wood
Green
Rogers
Smith
Cormmel
Lyon
Brown
Newton
Sanders
Volksfest Sports Held At New Central Park
The 11th annual volksfest of the Deutsche American Association took place at New Central Park 4200 North Fifth Street yesterday afternoon. A large crowd of German Americans attended games and sports including a sham battle and sap wo-a se ian, with various events and activities noted throughout the afternoon.
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Deutech American Association
New
Central Park
North Fifth Street
Fragmentary Names and Places From Auburn News List
Incomplete OCR shows names Rogers Sanders Howland Lyon Vernon Kee and others tied to Cornell and Auburn context. Mentions Costello, Chisnes, Hoagland with scattered references to bases and times. Partial roster fragment reflects local sports or community notes.
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Rogers
Howland
Raphie Sanders
Costello
Lyon
Sanders
Vernon
Kee
Cornell
Chisnes
S.pire
Hoagland
Auburn
Buffalo Wins Final Game in Fifteenth Inning Rally
In Chicago Buffalo defeated the host in a dramatic 15th inning comeback. Both starters pitched well with runners on base, and fielding by both teams was sensational at times. Attendance 950. Buffalos Aumore and Katoll teamed with Buckley for Chicago’s battery with Umpire Dwyer.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Aumore
Ene Shes Katoll
Buckley
Dwyer
Milwaukee Defeats Cleveland In Twelve Inning Tilt
Milwaukee wins 3-2 in twelve innings over Cleveland in the second game of the series. Smith drives in the decisive run with a three bagger and Dowling adds a key hit. Attendance about 500. Pitchers Drentsling and Smith with McKenna and Spies behind the plate.
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Milwaukee
Cleveland
Smith
Dowling
Attrendiance
Crgvetens
Datteries
Drentsling Ane Smith
McKenna and Spies
Canjon
Timely Hitting Defeated Detroit in Ninth Inning
In Minneapolis on June 4 Detroit fell in the ninth as Minneapolis produced two runs with two outs. A timely hit and a sequence of plays secured the victory. Milwaukee? or Wilmot? noted a notable catch and crucial at bats led to the comeback.
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Detrot
Minneapolis
Detroit
Wilmot
Saussaen
Indianapolis Extends Win Streak Over Kansas City
Four Strait for Indianapolis after outbatting the home team and outfielding them in a game called after eight innings to let Kansas City catch a train. Attendance 1,000. Fenens GRP. ahve see : i . 2 o- 3 Indianapolis. $ 06-Ip alana Hrlet Gu cater tea.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Fenens
Weighed entries listed for Gravesend Grand National trial
New York reports weights for the two and a half mile Grand National steeplechase at Gravesend set to begin Saturday June 9. Entries include Dr Catlett 176 Vanship 175 Diversion 168 Patonae 165 Semper Ego 165 and others with many spellings garbled in OCR.
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New York
Gravesend
Dr. Catlett
Vanship
Diversion
Patonae
Jalen
Bachelor
Howard Mave
Jon Thornclitte
Florida Rose
Baby
Tantris
Cossistrom
Lackland
Igs
Dadiey
Dr Sea Westown
Ahom
Mars Chao
Trillion
Nute Sah Somers
Olof
Bir Hubert
the Monon
Long-shot triumphs as Cap and Bells wins rich stakes
In New York on June 4 the favored runners fell one after another at Gravesend. Cap and Bells, at 8 to 1, outpaced Add In to win the Criterion stakes for 2-year-old fillies after a false start. The day featured several long-shot victories including Maximo Gomez in the handicap and other winners such as Governor Griggs and Picardy.
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New York
Gravesend
Add
Spencer
Cap and Bells
Laciana
Ashes
Janice
Domino
Maximo Gomez
Firearm
Charentus
Maximo
Governor Griggs
Quiz IL
Orontas
Picardy
Hardle
Sean Griggs
Donohue
Lackland
Veiteb
Oxena Spencer
Scales
Maher
Long Isle
Red ‘Pain
Beautiful
Oketee
Rochester
Lancewood
Luciana
Turner
O'Connor
Mary McCoy
Ida Carby
Princess Pepper
Maze
C. Green
Athamas
Dr. Eichberg
Foolhardy
Dangman
U Gallant
Glensellte
Mitchell
Moor
Educate
Bowen
the Golden Prince
Bob Baker
Survivor
Kinnikinate
Knight of the Garter
Hardly
Kilogram
Landeman
Heriol
Marblehead
The
Amazon
Vila Manitoban
Ace Richard
Second Meeting At Newport Opens In Fine Weather
At Newport Cincinnati on June 4 the second six day meeting opened with pleasant weather and a large crowd. Starter Caldwell filled Jake Holtman’s barrier spot and turned in solid work. The day’s highlight was the fourth race won by Philippine over Unsightly and Florizan.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Caldwell
Jake Holtman
Philippine
Florizan
Harshberger
Winter
Vancamp
Michaels
Motes C
Violet Blenhet
Roival
Siskitae
Levina B
Hebb and Dean
High Roos
Aker
Flammarion
Post
Bellamy
H. Wilson
Richardson
Goose Pavers
Bethlehem Star
Aberesate
Skookum
Lela Murray
Nervara
Favorites Win at St Louis Fair Grounds Races
Three favorites plus two second choices and a strong third place finish at the St Louis Fair Grounds as track conditions advised fast. The card featured competitive performances with noted horses and jockeys delivering decisive runs today.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Six Racecard Completes Selling Stakes at Five Furlongs
Thoroughbred racing card lists six races with horses and odds. Bertha Nell, Ned Wickes, Applejack, Queen and others compete in selling events across six furlongs to a mile plus. results show morning lines and entrants like W J Baker Bequeath Terra Incognita Irish Jew and Go There plus multiple entries for each race.
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Irving Beane
Michaela
Glen Bow
Taylor
Wall
Trebor
Od LaGrange
Harshberger
Fannie Taylor
Macon
Possim Finem
George B. Cox
Rotha
Celiam B
Sheba
Nellerine
Our Lida
Tension
Box
Little Billy
Tolstoi
Mizzoort
Miss Hadeon
Volkman
Nelse Morris
John McGuirk
Joe
Kaftan
of Sprang
Ee A
Welch
Spee. Si
Ayers
Bertha Nell
Vittatoe
Ned Wickes
Hinkey
Vom Emer
Applejack
D Ben Boy
Bam
Necklace
Eulalie
Imp
Loiterer
Cogswell
Pirate
Queen
Golden Harvest
Carly Thorneap
Zackford
Isabel
Joe Frey
Wild Pirate
Shell Lake
Maggie
Libby
Iron Chancellor
Joe Doughey
Roy Baker
Tenole
Chang
W. J. Baker
Bequeath
Tillie W
Terra Incognita
Capron
Arline C
Zazel
Rushfields
Lady Curzon
Joe Ope
Magie G. Brown
Franklin Belle
Sprite
Maydine
Misa
Winnedejour
Morris Volmer
Waldeck
Leo Noster
Dolly Wiethoff
Chemisette
Sir Gallan
Harrie Floyd
Duchess VI
Midlight
Theory
Wew Shot
Free
Annie Larus
Seething
Old Phil
Ooueee
Harry
Small Jack
Lamina
Eocrys
Frank Johnson
Harry Pulliam
Accident at the Races in Rothsville Injures Man
May 4 Rothsville Whit Monday races drew over 4,000 spectators from Lancaster and nearby counties. In the 2.25 race a Rothsville citizen was fatally injured after crossing the track, suffering several broken ribs and serious internal injuries.
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Lancaster
Rothsville
Berks
Lebanon
Bessie W
Privade
Eveaty
Durin
Track Team Training for World Championships in Paris
Pennsylvania track stars preparing for the Paris world championships and the English meet begin two weeks of intensive training at Bryn Mawr. They will train twice daily, travel to England June 29, and trial on Alumni Day June 12 to gauge Olympic readiness.
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Paris
Bryn Mawr
England
London
Summit Grove
Murphy
Grant
Remington
McCracken
Kraenzlein
McClain
Rtamantike Srose
Johnson
Yale
Yale University
Harvard
Chicago
Syracuse
Georgetown
Pennsylvania State Championship Tennis at Merion Club
The Pennsylvania State championship tennis tournament will be held at the Merion Cricket Club Haverford starting Monday June 11 and continuing through Saturday June 16 at 345 PM each day. Open to all Pennsylvania amateur players prizes trophies and consolation prizes provided. Dr Willson not defending singles title.
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Haverford Station
Pennsylvania
Haverford
Barries
Edward
Sayres
Pnaies
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Robert N. Willison
R. Carpenter, Jr
Robert N. Willson
Willson
Ecrete
Penn Crew Trials Under Ward Tubbing Method
Penn crew tryouts under Coach Ward's tubbing method had one man per boat side while six rest on oars to balance power. Stehle led the day by steering and pacing through a half mile race, with Beacons and Atkin among others showing strong effort. Poughkeepsie men plan to depart June 18.
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Penn
Ward
Stehle
Sno
Father Ye
Beacon
Automobile Clubs Return After Jersey Outing
New York reporting on June 4 describes members of the Automobile Club of Philadelphia leaving Atlantic City after a brief hospitality visit. The group returned home in a leisurely manner with several cars continuing onward.
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New York
Automobile Club of
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Melibee Wins Steeplechase Under Open Race Day
Melibee claimed victory in a steeplechase event as spectators watched a grand race day unfold with competing horses and riders. Weather and track conditions influenced the pace and results as officials tallied final times.
Hawthorne Bookmakers Arrested Raid Ends in Book Arrest
Carriage June 4. A raid on the Hawthorne race track today ends with bookmakers arrested. Details of the raid and charges are not fully disclosed in the report.
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Hawthorne
Hawthorne Race Track
Callahan and Dixon Fight Draw in Thunderous Six Round Windup
George Dixon former world featherweight champion returned after a loss to McGovern to face Tim Callahan in a six round bout at the Penn Art Club. The crowd saw a fast evenly fought match with both boxers landing hard blows and displaying veteran skill. The verdict was a good draw with Dixon landing strong jabs and uppercuts while Callahan concentrated on body and head shots. Local undercard featured Harry Berger Tom Cleary Sammy Smith Arthur Donahue Johnson Murphy Young Madden Joe O Hara and others with mixed results.
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George Dixon
McGovern
Penn Art Club
Tim Callahan
Dixon
Callahan
Tim
Harry Berger
Tom Cleary
Berapes
Sammy Smith
Arthur Donahue
Donahue
Johnson
Joe Murphy
Young Madden
Joe O'Hara
O'Hara
Penn and Chicago Today in Intercollegiate Baseball Clash
Penn eyes a victory over Chicago after an errorless win against Georgetown. Layton starts most innings for Penn. Chicago’s year marks a strong West squad. Game set for 8 30 P M with key Penn batters Smith Merrifield Wood Collier Huston Brown White Laury in the lineup.
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Penn
Georgetown
Western Pennsylvania Track Games Won by Washington and Jefferson
Washington and Jefferson College captured the intercollegiate track meet in Washington Pennsylvania with 63 points. Westminster took second at 55, Western University of Pennsylvania third with 85, and Allegheny College fourth with 5. Strong times included Westminster’s Dee in the dash at 10.15 seconds and Hemingway of W J in the 440 yard dash in 53 seconds.
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Western Pennsylvania
the Times
Washington, Pa
Washington and Jefferson College
Westminster
Western University of Pennsylvania
Allegheny College
Dee
Fisher
Hemingway
W. Ju
Yarde
Tte
Norwood Ball Club to host Prospect Club in two game set
Norwood and the Prospect Club of Moore will play a two game series at Norwood Field next Saturday. The clubs have a history of close scores and tough contention on the diamond. Gal Cunningham is noted for Prospect, while Norwood eyes a strong showing at 343 call time.
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Smith
Strawbridge
O Day
Devon
Lakewood
Codmtry Club
IL Midgets
Hap Sok
Ramen
Vitingle Amit
Country Club I
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Times
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Prospect Club
Moore
Norwood Field
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