Pirates Take The Last Game In Tight Baseball Standings
Philadelphia lost to Pittsburg 3 to 6 while Brooklyn beat Chicago 8 to 3 and St. Louis defeated Boston 12 to 6. Cincinnati moved ahead of New York as the standings tighten with Philadelphia leading Brooklyn by 66 runs. Today Cincinnati visits Philadelphia Pittsburg plays Brooklyn Chicago at Boston and St Louis hosts New York.
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Phillies fall to Pirates as Waddell shuts them down
In the last game of the series, Philadelphia was outplayed by Pittsburgh 6 to 3. Rube Waddell struck out nine and scattered hits while Orth allowed ten, as Beau mont and Slagle contributed defensive plays amid a string of Philadelphia errors.
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Giants suffer another weak showing as season drags on
The report notes a poor performance with eight locals struck out and Clarke unavailable. It praises fielding by the Pirates and Delahanty’s steady play while branding the Giants as last and a weakened lineup facing the Reds.
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Tailoring offers made-to-measure suits at fair prices
If you want a suit or trousers tailored to your measure you can expect satisfying service. A wide selection of fashionable comfortable fabrics and patterns is available with suits priced around $25, undercutting $30 to $35. A variety of ready-made flannels is also offered at low cost.
Pittsburg Team Criticized for Dirty Ball Playing
A sports brief describes a heated moment with Lajoie amid accusations of dirty play by Pittsburg. Slagle hit a sharp liner to Ritchie in the fourth inning. the ball tore Ritchie's glove as he failed to secure the catch, highlighting the tense game atmosphere.
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Brooklyn Triumphs Over Chicago In Six Hit Game
Brooklyn won after a five run third inning fueled by three hits and five errors. Kennedy held Chicago to five hits, while Chicago scored two runs on three in the fourth. Final score shows Brooklyn eight runs to Chicago's seven with key plays from Mertes Keeler and Ryan.
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Boston Anxious Start Fails Against Hughey Pitcher
Boston began strong against Hughey but could only score in one inning after the second. A 2,700 attendance watched Donlin, Barkett, and Keister contribute RBIs while Collins and Tenney led offensive efforts. Pitching changes midway through the game altered momentum as Willis relieved Cuppy.
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Giants Poor Playdowned as Cincinnatis Claim Final Win
New York suffered a weak showing at the Polo Grounds as Cincinnati topped the Giants to seal the series. The box score lists Van Hal, Gleason, Corcoran for New York and Barrett, Steinfeldt, and Crawford among Cincinnati players with key hits and defensive plays noted.
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Dowling Shuts Out Detroit as Milwaukee Wins
Milwaukee defeats Detroit 3 to 0 in a pitching duel. Dowling pitched brilliantly for Milwaukee, with three-base hits by Anderson and Conroy in the sixth inning securing the win. Both teams played errorless ball. attendance about 1,000. Batteries Dowling and Smith Cronin and Ryan. Umpire Cantillon.
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Blues Batted Out Victory
Kansas City won 4 runs in the seventh inning to overcome a hold by Hooker and Ample in a June weathered game. Attendance reached 800 as Kansas City surged to take the lead and hold off the visitors.
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Home Runs Come Easy In Minneapolis Victory
Minneapolis defeated Indianapolis today by one run in a tight baseball game. Key hitters provided the offense as the home team pulled ahead early and held on for the win.
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Heydon and Sey Bold Hit Eighth Inning Home Runs
Two late home runs highlighted a game featuring Minneapolis and Indianapolis with key players Ehret Fishes Dammann and Heydon delivering offense. The line score shows a 2.0 to 39 i 3-1-5 sequence and a strong eighth inning rally. Ridged by early miscues, the teams managed hits and errors as the narrative centers on the decisive late blasts.
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Meyerstown Forms All Collegi ate Baseball Team
A Myerstown All Colleague Baseball Team was organized for the summer season in Lebanon. The lineup includes Wilson catcher Kemp Blouch Thomas captain Belberaete Runockle Adamson Kelchner and Runockle in field and outfield positions.
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Scranton Sweeps Reading In Two Errorless Games
Scranton defeated Reading twice in a pair of errorless games at Knoll Park. Key players included Knoll and Sommers with two base hits each, while Reading used local pitchers Bowen and Millerick. Attendance stood at about 2,209 as Scranton posted a 2-0 and 5-4 win totals.
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Gazelle Stakes Delivers Indian Fairy Victory At Gravesend
Indian Fairy led all the way to win the Gazelle Stakes for 3-year-old fillies by three quarters of a length over Oneck Queen at Gravesend. A dull day drew a small crowd as two favorites topped the altho four-horse field.
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Races at St Louis Fair Grounds Draw Crowd and Fast Times
A fair class card was run at the St Louis Fair Grounds before about 8,000 spectators. Heavy noon shower kept the track from being fast. Multiple races including a six furlong handicap and a mile and a half event produced varied times and placements with odds listed for horses such as Wiebe McGann Musket Sir Philip Sydney and Queen Esther among others. Entries for today included a three-quarter mile selling and an eighth mile selling with names like Siddara Bouge and Terra Incognita in the field.
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Scranton and Reading Split Doubleheader in Open Play
In a college baseball split, Scranton defeats Reading 3 2 in the first game while Reading wins 8 6 in the second. Kennedy and Griffin lead Scranton with solid pitching and fielding while O'Brien, Milligan and Queen contribute for Reading. The doubleheader features errors, strikeouts, and late scoring, with umpire Russell officiating.
Florizar Favored but Mishandled in Newport Mile Handicap
Cincinnati June 6 report on Newport races shows Florizar, the favorite in the mile handicap, tangled at the start and failed to finish among the winners. The front runners surged to the lead early and held it to the end, while the favored horse did not land the money.
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Larkspur Wins Muddy June Stakes at Hawthorne
Rain delayed the $2,000 June stake with several fast runners scratched. Larkspur rose to the front in heavy mud and won easily while The Monk faded to third. Thomas Carey finished second as Malaise also started.
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Two Favorites Win at Hamilton Races in Ontario
At Hamilton Ontario on June 6 two favorites won in a day of mixed results. The opening 3 year olds and up six and one half furlongs Handicap saw Wonderly ride 6 to 1 to victory over Matlock and Highland Prince. The second race for qualified hunters at one and one quarter miles produced Annetburn at 3 to 1 ahead of Joe Miller and Dryden. The third race over five furlongs went to Robert Gray with Mile Post and Adgie finishing second and third.
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Lehigh Defeats Lafayette in Seven-Run Seventh Inning
Lehigh defeats Lafayette 9 to 4 in the seventh inning surge as Sellers shines in relief and Howard struggles after six. Hoge, Bray, and James contribute for Lehigh while Lafayette falls behind after a four-run second period and endures a costly late inning collapse with two base hits by Chalmers and Parsons. The rivals meet again in Bethlehem on Saturday to conclude the series.
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Bowman Poised as Hill School Tops Lawrenceville Academy
Bowman struck out sixteen and hit a homer as Hill School defeated Lawrenceville Academy in a 3 2 game. Connell caught well for Hill while Westvolt fanned four for Lawrenceville and Harvey scored two base hits for Hill. Umpire Professor R Ambull. Time 1 40.
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Clinton Loses Well Played Game To Chester Athletics
Chester defeats Clinton A A in a well played contest by a score of 8 to 2. Notable plays include two base hits by Stackhouse and a three base hit by Sweeney. Pitching totals show Carey fanning seven for Clinton and McCann striking out three for Chester. Time two hours, umpire Serad.
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Racing at Belmont Expects Exciting Four Class Card
Belmont hosts a second road race meeting this season with four classes. The feature is the nearest to three minutes class with twelve to fifteen entries. John W. Scott organized the event and secured valuable prizes, with a prize for every starter in the three minute class.
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Ryan Declares No Coney Island Bout With Root
Tommy Ryan, in Chicago, says no fight with Jack Root at Coney Island is arranged. He never signed articles nor deposited forfeit and will not meet Root unless Ring weigh in at 158 pounds.
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Lacrosse Team At Work At Franklin Field Practice
The University of Pennsylvania lacrosse team began preliminary practice at Franklin Field yesterday afternoon. Captain Bernard Smith called for all men interested to report, most returning players answered. Only light drills were held as Chapin aims to perfect play and endurance for next year.
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Memo: Manchester Whitsun tide meeting results
At the Manchester Whitsun tide meeting J Musker's bay filly by Melton out of School Book won the 1,000 sovereign foal plate for 2-year-olds with L Reiff riding. A dead heat occurred in the Ford Manor plate for 3 years and up between The Scotchman Jr and Stamina with J Reiff aboard. Provost won the Polen welter for 3-year-olds with J Reiff in the saddle.
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Bucknell Athletes Get Ready for Indians Meet
Bucknell athletes renew hard training after the State meet as they prepare for the upcoming meet with the Indians set for June 8. Events listed include the 100, 220, 440 yard dashes, two mile run, half mile, hammer and shot put, high jump, broad jump and pole vault.
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Lasker Beats Marco in Paris Chess, Tachigorin Marshall Draw
In Paris on June 6, two games were played in the International masters tournament. Lasker defeated Marco while the Tachigorin Marshall game was drawn and adjourned in an even position.
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Drumheller Selected for Penn Track Team Abroad
Dr. W E Drumheller was chosen to join the University of Pennsylvania Olympic track squad bound for London and Paris. The team sails June 20 aboard the Southwark due to an accident delaying the New York, with trials set at Haverford College as preparation.
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Belmont Defeats Philadelphia in Unfinished Cricke Match
Philadelphia won an unfinished match at Wissahickon by 6 runs and 6 wickets after Belmont were all out for 91 and Philadelphia 80 for no wicket. Mason fell early on resumption, but Clark and Biddle forged a strong stand to seal Wissahickon’s win.
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Merion Beats Germantown in Philadelphia Cup
The unfinished match between Merion and Germantown finished yesterday with Merion winning easily. J. L. Evans and R. H. Patton led the batting for the home side in the Philadelphia cup competition. Germantown subsided with an unclear final score.
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Franklin and Marshall football 1000 schedule announced
Lancaster June 6. Manager Kretchman of Franklin and Marshall football lists the 1000 season slate. The team plays University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Delaware in Lancaster, Lebanon Valley at Lancaster, Susquehanna at Selinsgrove, Hopkins in Lancaster, Swarthmore at Swarthmore, Jefferson Medical College in Lancaster, Dickinson College in Lancaster, and Bucknell in Lancaster. Seniors Schn eder Kinzer and Fisher graduate. new class expected to contribute strong talent for next fall.
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