Double Defeats for Local Teams In Baseball Card
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 9 to 4 as nine in the ninth inning sealed the win. New York beat Chicago 4 to 3. Brooklyn beat Chicago. St. Louis routed Boston. In the American League Chicago trounced the Athletics 11 to 3. Washington beat Detroit 5 to 3. St. Louis edged Baltimore 7 to 6. Boston won 8 to 2 over Cleveland. Standings list Pittsburg and Boston atop the NL and Athletics and Boston leading the AL. Schedule includes St. Louis at Philadelphia and Pittsburg at New York.
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Phillies
Pittsburg
Giants
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Athletics
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Lajoie
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Cleveland
W. P.C. Pittsburg
Philada
Brook
Cincinati
W. L. P.C. W. Athletics
Powell
Reidy
Phillies Rally Falls Short in Ninth Inning Defeat
National League action shows the Philadelphia team rallying with four runs in the eighth, but Pittsburg answers with five in the ninth to win 9 to 4. Fraser debuted for the Phillies in left field while Chesbro stifled the visitors early and Dodgers? (Note: The source mentions Philadelphia and Pittsburg. the summary notes the late rally and final score, highlighting Fraser's debut and Chesbro’s pitching.)
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Phillies
Pittsburg
Fraser
Chesbro
Davis
Wagner
Bransfeld
Clark
Ulswitt
Childs
Thomas
Browne
Douglass
Barry
Bransfield
Philadelphia
E. Thomas
Leach
Connor
Chesbrop
Ritchie
Chesbio
Dooin
Hulswitz
Hallman
Doomn
Athletics routed by White Stockings in final home game
In a crushing defeat the Athletics were outplayed by Chicago's White Stockings. Clark Griffith dominated on the mound, scattering hits after the fifth. Hartsel hit a first inning homer for the Quakers, while Hastings struggled as Chicago built a lead with timely hits and five runs in the third.
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Chicago
Athletics
White Stockings
Clark Griffith
Hastings
Quakers
Hartsel
Griffith
L. Cross
Seybold
Fultz
Davis
Jones
Isbell
Mertes
Sullivan
Green
George Davis
Schr
Larbold
Lancettes
Balle
M. Cross
G. Davis
Powers
Strang
Daly
Brooklyn Defeats Cincinnati Four to Zero in Final Game
Brooklyn pitchers Domonon starred with a perfect game eight strikeouts and two hits as Brooklyn blanked Cincinnati 4 0 at Washington Park. Keeler Debus and Denjen noted for two bases hits while Donovan worked through nine innings. Attendance 2500.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Washington Park
Donovan
Ciancinnati
Brechive
RK. H.O.A.E B
Hoy
Dolan
Dobbe
Keeler
Beck
Mecr’y
Magoon
Corcoran
O' Flood
Stein
Ilirwin
Pietz_c
Fsrrell
Cunie
Debus
New York Defeats Chicago At Polo Grounds
New York won 4 to 3 over Chicago at the Polo Grounds. The Giants played a sharp, confident game in the field and at bat to edge the visitors. The score shows a tight pitching and defense effort contributing to the close finish.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Didoses
Duno
Romet
Beane
Smith
O Doyle
Doe Totsis
Mevefes
Sorewesas
Will Fight Lajoie Case Against Bernhard In Phillies Plan
The Philadelphia Club will renew efforts in the Lajoie and Bernhard case after both players ignored a court order and played in the American League. Manager Shettsline said the club will continue to improve the team without Lajoie and promised action for the violation. An affidavit is expected to allege Lajoie played in Cleveland, signaling direct contempt of the court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Lajoie
Bernhard
Philadelphia
Shettsline
Phillies
Lajoie
de Haas
Cleveland
Vade
Anaes
Larry
Polis Bia CIA
Norristown Club Tops Opponents In Erratic Game
Special to The Philadelphia reports a Norristown baseball contest with four runs in a burst and earlier five runs by the visitors. The play featured misplays and errors with pitchers Fox and Lee, plus batteries Lovs and Gray. Umpire R. records the unusual inning sequence and scoring.
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Philadelphia
Norristown
Lee
Ron’ Livingston Bel Sweeney
Road Drivers' Anniversary Meeting at Belmont Track
The Road Drivers Association of Pennsylvania held its second anniversary racing meet at Belmont track drawing near three thousand fans. Crowds cheered as cups were awarded to winners such as The Quaker Conqueror Mary land Bog and Swage. The day featured fast times in the 2.45 trot 2.55 pace and a dramatic free-for-all with George W Hill edging Lena F and Miss Emma amid protests and a late finish crowd celebration.
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Road Drivers’ Association of Pennsylvania
Belmont Track
James A. Marshall
Josina Evans
Theodore Kraan
David Dallas
John W. Emery
Howard B. Nicholson
D. L. Ward
Jones Diemer
Conqueror
W. H. H. Achoff
Andrew Moore
Walter S. Hine
George W. Hill
C. E. Titman
Maryland Bog
Cleovice
Peter Cosgrove
Spring City
George Kline
Louis Scribner
Max Beck
Willian
L., Jr
Achoff
Kaufman
J. Serrill
Edgewood
Frank McGrath
Victor Little
Duff
Lew Bailey
Attract
Dr. Weinberg
Lena F
Walter Hine
Godfrey Mann
Miss Emma
Cedar Park
George Hill
Miss Pfmma
Leva F
Emma
Marin
Cook Brigade
Co. B. Titman
Covice
Mr. Titman
R. Bower
Racing Field and Heat Times From Local Harness Meet
A crowded harness race program lists numerous horses jockeys and owners including Andrew Moore Daisy Reck's B j Rockgevese Scribner Kline and Oliver Jones. The results show multiple heats with times around 1.46 to 1.53 in mile heats including free for all and double teams events. Dam Pearl B Achuff Davy Wilkes and Laurel Riley are among listed entries with several horses competing at wagon pace.
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W. H
Acbuff
B. G
Andrew Moore
Am Daisy
Reck
Br. A Jr. Rock Gevese — Scribner, Kline
Goatley
Jobo Strathmore
Wagon
Mile Eate
Andrew M
Dam Pearl B
Achuff
Oliver Jones
Davy Wilkes
Jones
W. F. Deakyne
Billy Wattles
Walter S. Hine
Br. G
C. H. Supplee
B. & Alabaster
Supplee
Eoseoe
Titman's
Maryland A
Bert Read
Honey Cure
Bowe
P. Shields
B. m
Laurel Riley
Knoxville
Shields
Damambrino
Cosgrove
Kyne
G. Russell Kwood
Dean
Peter Ve
Cecilian
Gereit
S.m. Belle H
Road Drivers' Association achieves success at speedway heat meet
An ideal day for racing and a large crowd marked the Road Drivers' Association meet as an extra $600 appropriation to finish the speedway was presented to Cornells and placed with the finance committee. Dr Weinberg impressed with new teammates and speed, while Miss Emma the mare stood out as a top finisher. President Bower’s champion team were missed, and the four days' meeting next month promises Mammoth turnout with organizers Kaufman Eastburn and Laycock busy collecting entries and subscriptions.
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Road Drivers’ Association
Cornells
Alreday
Weinberg
Godfrey Marin
Miss Emma
Bower
Associa D
Belle H
Dr. Marshall
Frank Bower
Victor Little
Hine
Laycock
Is Kaufman
Godfrey Mabn
Channing Eastburn
Frank M McGrath
Howard B. Nicholson
William H. Dutton
W. L. Rhodes
Joshua Evans
E. Smith
J. J. Winkler
W. F. Deakyne
Ash Pennington
Moat Track
Silver King wins 2.25 trot at Electric Park after slow start
At Electric Park Baltimore June 5 Silver King after two slow heats took the 2.25 trot by a clear margin. Admiral and Dan Hazel favored, also won their events in straight heats. Unclear details but listing shows entries like Mattie C Gallant Roy and others in the same program.
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Baltimore
Electric Park
Silver King
Admiral
Dan Hazel
G. G
McQuaingees
Mattie C
B. m
Ezekiel Pn Eh Ee
Gallant Roy
S Biggs
Beevsseve
Pevaed
Rene Admiral
Sydney
Atkinson Spaniard
Se Gey
Dick Gaming
Awe
Ierie
Lesen
Penns Gymnasium Plans Move Forward At Penn
The committee for Penns gymnasium and Franklin Field improvements has notified trustees and alumni that nearly the total funds are pledged and detailed planning will begin. They aim to complete contracts on success but say active construction should wait until after the football season to ensure a rational physical education complex.
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University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Fits
White
Friends of the
Upvan
Philadelphia
Lipton Challenges for America's Cup Debuts in 1903
London June 5 The Exchange Telegraph Company released a statement affirming that Sir Thomas Lipton will definitively challenge for the America's Cup in 1903 with a yacht to be built by Fife. The announcement follows an Associated Press report and confirms Lipton's pursuit of the trophy.
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Lipton
London
the Exchange Telegraph Company Today
Associated Press
Bae
Dean
Fife
Clover Stakes Triumph for Martie Lewis at Gravesend
New York June 5 S Browns fast filly Martie Lewis won the Clover stakes for 2 year old fillies at Gravesend. Mamari and Love Note rounded out the other top places as Martie Lewis closed in the stretch to win by a length with Odom aboard.
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New York
S. Brown
Martie Lewis
Gravesend
Mamari
Lady Charlot
Odom
J. G. Follansbee
Astarita
Femesole
O'Connor
Golden Cottage
J. Daly
Clonmell
MacAnn
Sweet Clover
Carroll D
Meistersinger
Charles W. Meyers
Odawaha
Knapsack
Ben Howard
Monarka
Watercure
T. Burns
Hermis
Shea
Sadie S
Sursaree
Ranald
Merito
The
Regent
Doggett
Love Note
Buchanan
Dustera
Mamie Worth
Adam May
Fair Lass
Filon d'Or
Carson
Perion
Donohue
Adjidaume
Barry
Decameron
Bell
Adeck
Lou Kate
Festive
Astoria
Bob McLean
J. Woods
Pebbie
Buttons
Royalist
Cincinnatus
Akela
Wannakee
Lad Josephine
Dauphin
Judge Voorhees
Franklin C
Wilhelmina
Mosketo
H. Michaels
Black
D. O'Connor
Kingraine
Miller
Essene
Wunderlich
Lucky Star
Bounteous
Robert Metcalf
Alard Scheck
Fonselee
Double Dummy
Crimean wins six furlong dash at Fair Grounds
Crimean ridden by O Neill led all the way to beat Scorpio by three lengths with Nickey D. third in the six furlong dash at Fair Grounds. J Ransch rode three winners as a large slate of favorites and longshots shared the card. Weather clear track slow.
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ST. Louis
Jane
Crimean
Scorpio
Nicked D
Fair Grounds
O'Neill
Nickey D
J. Ransch
Cochran
Iler
Fore and Art
Domnick
Au Revoir
Beauchamp
Caelana
Robert G. Lansing
Adirondack
Sia
Lavrentine
J. Ranech
Louis Wagner
T. Walsh
Lillian M
Dominick
Cadet
Regin
Chanterelle
Brannigan
Notlimah
Parnassus
Latonia card sparks tight six furlong handicap win by Leroy
At Latonia Cincinnati June 5 Leroy carried 119 pounds to win the feature six furlongs after rushing to the lead at the first pole Jim Clark the favorite finished a nose behind in second place The day’s other results include winners Bob Baker At Hawthorne and Tom Troxier with Arachne second In a fast track and clear weather conditions racing data full of names and odds are listed.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Jim Clark
Leroy
Brief
Bob Baker
Aker
Sim W
Bonner
Orrie Goan
Cogswell
Jake Land
Lenox
Frank Becker
Klnvtertey
Lady Silver
Annie A. B
Aufalla
J. Martin
Hawthorne
Robertson
Ti ‘ Hiem Deborah
Queen eBth
Lancing R
Woodmont Belle
Hannaport
Drummond
C. Gilmore
Bo McGurk
L. A. Jackson
Hinsdale
Tra
King Rex
Sprung
Bentley
Furlon Revoy
Brlet
Burke and Reger
Sinner
Icky
Areey Lake
Riaaie
Den
Prince of Africa wins Harlem feature in handy finish
Prince of Africa 16 to 1 upsets Greyfeld by three lengths in the Harlem feature race over a mile and a sixteenth. Greyfeld takes second with Star Cotton fourth as other races yield a mix of results and times across the card.
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Rollick
J. Ransch
Petit Maitre
Beauchamp
Johnnie McCarty
London
Winepress
W. RB
Gates
Tennison
Bebe Simpson
Miss Theresa
We Soc
Podge
Wert
Dominick
Nickey D
Hell
Okla
Brixton
Nobleman
Zazel
Watson
Salinda
Bell
Deloraine
Donegan
Silver Garter
Bengal
Ransch
Glenwood
J. O'Connor
Tickful
T. Walsh
Missile
Terra Tacognita
Vearne C
Babcock
Ignis
Deponan
Kenova
Dean Swift
Fearful
Lou Ann
Pullian
Fred Haassig
Prince Plenty
West Baden
Minton
Little Land
Sam Lazarus
Pettijohn
Ontta
King's Very
Jaiiior
Sackett
Cressida Mortelle
Pour Quel
Ed Ball
Happy Chapry
Terry Ranger
Choice
Torreon
Eva Roe
Nandienplain
Lakeview Belle
Corrigan
Yarn
Dave Walto
Annie Oldfield
John Grieshy
Gold Fox
Frank Pearce
Doe Goes
Hazel Pugh
Lady Ezell
Laura G
Gracious
Florm
Misa Golightly
Brewer Schorr
el Caney
Lofter
Chicago
Prince of Africa
Harlem
Greyfeld
Star Cotton
Furlon Pretorius
Dean
Imp
Layla
Miller
Memnon
Walsh
Loveable
Rival Dare
Alma Girl
Chickadee
Harney
Frank Ireland
Lampoon
Matthews
Alice Carey
Coburn
Grove Queen
Courage
Aurie B
Laura F. M
Our Corn
Furl Autolight
Afard
Birkenruth
Golden Sceptre
T. Dean
Welles
Baird
R. Sullivan
Lyne
Otis
Prince Blazes
Digby Bell
Goodman
Jose
Mihasa
Helen Paxton
Farmer Bennett
B. C. Fox
Federal
Boney Boy
Rose Tree
Burnie Bunton
Paquita
Tommy Foster
Henry Zitt
Elsie L
High Chancellor
Silver Fringe
Dr. O'Neill
Sigmund
Ben Chalice
F. G. Good
C.eng
Miraculous
Deck
Dick Furber
Dagmar
Farrell
Captain Conover
Henry Gi
Precursor
Conover
Bradley
Eva Russell
Rheta
Ry Lavana
Josette
Our Beaste
Nava
Flocartine
Ania
Autolight
Abe Frank
Aladdin
Marshal Nell
Colonel Ballantyne
Frankie
Ennett
Tyrshena
Compass
Prue
European and American horse racing results shared
At Hamilton six races produced favorites failing in some sprints while outsiders shone. Euclaire won the third race and Lauderdale won the last. Lauderdale paid 25 to 1. In London, American jockeys regained prestige with Maher winning the Great Surrey Foal Stakes and Cossack, plus Coronation Cup and Horton plate wins for Martin and Regalia respectively.
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Taxman
Algie M
Euclaire
Mee
Encer
Wild Wave
Shambler
Hallucination
Lauderdale
Ghetto
Nuptial
London
Epsom
King Edna
Danny Maher
Lord Stanley
Daniel Cooper
Lord Wolverton
J. H. Martin
Montclair Golf Opens New Jersey Championship Play
The New Jersey State golf championship began at Montclair Golf Club in calm warm weather with about eighty-five players. Allan Kennaday shot 79 to lead qualifying while tying the course record of 77. Harold Wilcox and H A Colby won early matches as four eight-player brackets vie for four cups and the state title.
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Montclair
N. J
New Jersey
Montclair Golf Club
W. J. Travis
Douglass
Allan Kennaday
Jersey
H. A. Colby
Essex County
Kennaday
Youn Harold Wilcox
Colby
C. Reynolds
Pier
Monirae
Bessaves
Paul Wilcox
Conklin
Rb Balvins
Bia
Auction sales of furniture at Walnut Street description
Auction sale on Friday six at ten? four emphasizes furniture chunks including bedroom suites wardrobes folding beds hats mats dressers decoratives tables dining room sets and library pieces. Walnut Oak Cherry roll top desks and other office furniture listed with china closets and chairs.
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D. R
Wilton
Tennis at Haverford sees doubles and mixed finals drama
At Haverford the state championship drew large crowds as doubles and mixed doubles provided the day’s highlights. West Philadelphia pair Hoskins and Rastall upset Merion in a three set finale 3 2 after a tight match with strong net play.
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Haverford
United States
Wissahickon Heights
Belmont
Mies E. J. Rastall
Mr. Hoskins
Thomas E. Baird
Thayer
Merion
West Philadelphians
Sti
Missescott
Chase
E. A. Steel
H. Chapman
H. Huey
Belmont Club
M. F. Roberts
R. H. Lycett
C. Chase
Mr. Thayer
E. R. Page
J. K. Willing
E. J. Rastall
T. B. Baird
D. H. Rastall
Mr. Crugan
C. Biddle
Mr. Biddle
Miss H. Huey
M. L. Roberts
Athletics in Exhibition and Grapples with Umpire Powers
Day long events include Philadelphia Giants at the Athletics with Wrights Music. Umpire Powers hit by a foul tip and KO’d briefly. Chesbro Fraser misthrew allowing runs. Clark4 hits in six at bats. Athletics plan Altoona exhibition. Mitchell joins and heads west. Vine Street Merchants beat Thirtieth Street 18 to 10. Hart reports harmony in Chicago NL but protests NL action on New York games.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Giants
Chester
Wright
Powers
Beaumont
Chesbro
Fraser
Brown
Altoona
Lave
Se Both
Hall
Mitchell
Vine Street Commission
Banks to Play Grammar School Team in Annual Match
The second annual game set for Saturday at the Athletic grounds on Thirtieth Street and Columbia Avenue features a Grammar School League pick team against Banks Business College first and second teams. Secretary Ben notes players will be drawn from Blaine Clay peee teams due to superior play this year.
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Banks
Thirtieth Street
Columbia Avenue
Grammar School League
Banks’ Business College
Ben
Blaine Claypeee
Columbia's Stroke Selected in Varsity Crew
NEW YORK June 5 Coach Hanlon of Columbia named A J Frazer born 1904 as stroke of the Pongbkeepie Varsity four Fraser stroked the four and won the seat in the single scull at the Barlem regatta this year
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New York
Hanlon
Columbia
A. J. Frazer
Fraser
Seee Steating
Seashore Excursions to Atlantic City and Cape May
Rail line announces Sunday trips in June by Pennsylvania Railroad and West Jersey and Seashore Railroad to Atlantic City, Cape May and nearby resorts priced at $1.00. Details include June 5, 15 and 22 departures with service to Atlantic City and adjacent seaside destinations.
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Atlanticity
Cape May
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad ©Ay
Wet Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Atos
Winwood
Sea Ie Hero Teat
Aginecs
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