Brooklyn Beats Louisville In Extra Line, 8-6
Brooklyn and Louisville combined for an 8 to 6 finish with Dexter and Stafford homering. Payne pitched well but issued free passes leading to timely runs. Clarke caught Shach’s fly in the eighth and Shindle stole a base to spark Brooklyn. Umpire Hurst called the game in 1 hour 58 minutes.
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Phillies Edge Cincinnati in Contested Baseball Game
The Phillies won 4 0 over Cincinnati amid bulldozing tactics and umpire criticism. Other NL games saw Boston and Cleveland win, with standings showing Baltimore leading the circuit and schedule listing today’s matchups across multiple cities.
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National League game marred by umpire and player conduct
In Philadelphia the Phillies and Cincinnati battled to a 4 0 loss for Cincinnati amid loud protests and disputed calls. Pitching by Orth and Brown kept Reds from scoring while fielding miscues and baserunning errors fueled the spectators' displeasure with umpire McDermott.
Cleveland fans gripe as Phillies scrap shows in cold day
Between the Innings notes a cold day blunts play in Cincinnati with Orth’s shutout, Lajoie’s fine fielding and McDermott’s umpiring critique. Phillies reserves perform while fans protest umpires and bunter limits.
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Beaneaters Triumph Over Pirates in Boston Pitching Duel
Boston defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 0 as Nichols shuts down the Pirates while the Beaneaters string timely hits. Davis, Kuhns, Ely lead Boston with key hits. Nichols goes the distance, Killen struggles after early walks. Overall, Boston takes the series opener.
Champions Win Pitchers' Battle Over Browns in Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 7 the Champions defeated the Browns in a well pitched game. It was a pitchers battle until Baltimore struck in the first inning and held on as Hart shut out further hits. Cross Douglass Jennings Keeler and Stenzel starred in defense while Nops and Hart pitched strong inning by inning. Attendance 1,841. Final score Baltimore 4 Saint Louis 0.
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Colonels Edge Brooklyns in Close Eastern Park Game
Brooklyn today saw the Louisvilles win a well played contest at Eastern Park, with both Hill and the Louisvilles delivering strong performances in a tight game.
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Seymour Stopped the Run Getting in Giants Colts Game
New York and Chicago met as Sullivan faltered in the fifth inning allowing the Colts to add four runs. Cy Seymour relieved and shifts in momentum ended the Giants’ lead. Notable play included Gleason’s backward catch on Lange’s drive before 1,500 in attendance.
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Atlantic League results and standings from yesterday
In the Atlantic League five games were played. Reading beat Lancaster 7 to 3 and Norfolk 9 to 5, while Paterson won by forfeit over Newark 9 to 0. Reading split a double header with Hartford, with Richmond dropping two games to Hartford 2 1 and 6 4. Standings show Reading leading with 20 wins and Norfolk, Hartford, Paterson, and Newark below.
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Athletics Triumph Over Norfolk In Boring 9-5 Game
The Athletics defeated Norfolk 9 to 5 in dull conditions with 500 spectators despite a shaky start for pitcher Jordan who gave up a home run and several walks early. Errors by Leahy and a late collision hindered Norfolk's defense as the visitors pulled away.
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Richmond and Hartford Split Even in Close Morning Game
In Richmond the morning game ended with Hartford defeating Richmond by a narrow margin amid a harsh local umpire. A separate Paterson game in Newark ended with a forfeit to Paterson in the sixth inning after Newark protested umpiring. The score was 2 to 0 when the forfeit occurred.
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Reading Beats Lancaster 7-3 in Well Played Game
Reading defeated Lancaster 7 to 3 in a well played contest. Minnehan and McIntyre starred at bat and Gallagher delivered strong defense. Minnehan made a remarkable catch on a ball headed for a home run as Herndon pitched superbly for Reading.
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Seeleys Truss Establishment Founded in 1859
An 1859 founded business tale mentions Seeleys Truss Establishment with notes on a rental and a lack of branch. The fragment references CHESTERMAN and Sir NeETER and a Lady Attendant in a terse historical context.
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Philadelphia Nine Open Tour With 363 In Oxford Debut
Philadelphia cricketers started their tour at Christ College ground Oxford facing the Dark Blue and ending the day 363 runs in the loss. Oxford’s batting boasted nine players in double figures led by BE Wright 83 and Champain 68 while King and Clark shared pace and spin in a long first day.
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Penn Plays Georgetown To Day At Franklin Field
The University of Pennsylvania varsity faces Georgetown this afternoon at 3 30 on Franklin Field with Radcliff behind the bat and Dickson pitching. The probable batting order includes Scant Gillinder Radcliff Huston Dickson McIntyre Dancon Beach Clancey. Cheltenham Military Academy upset DeLancey 18 to 0 at Stenton to win the interacademic baseball and football titles, giving Cheltenham its first championships in both sports.
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Indians Rout Dickinson in One-Sided Baseball Game
Carlisle June 7 Dickinson unable to play today in field or at bat leading to a blowout for the Indians. Dickinson scored the lone run on West’s single and Williams’ drive to center. Indians 18 Dickinson 0.
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Georgetown Shut Out Fordham in Easy Victory
Georgetown University defeated Fordham College in New York with a shutout effort. Fordham failed to touch pitcher Bach while Georgetown hitters produced multiple hits. McCarthy impressed at first base as Georgetown posted a decisive score with 5 runs to Fordham’s 0. Attendance was about 500.
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Providence Defeats Syracuse on Costly Errors
Providence edged Syracuse 6 to 1 after Keefe earned a ten dollar fine and Hudson was ejected in the eighth. Braun relieved to shut down Syracuse with one hit, as the Clam Diggers committed costly miscues.
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Egg Harbor City Beats Hammonton 16 to 4 in Home Game
Egg Harbor City Base Ball Club defeated Hammonton Highlanders at home by 16 to 4. The battery for Egg Harbor City starred as the game progressed with strong pitching and timely hitting. innings show Hammonton scoreless through most frames while Egg Harbor City posted a steady rise in runs.
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Hammonton
Newport Dominates Vermont in New England League
Newport routs Vermont 19 to 4 in a June game. Newport tallied 19 hits and committed 3 errors while Vermont had 11 hits and 3 errors. Gallagher and Grant pitched for Newport with Wheelan and Ayon catching for Vermont.
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Scores from a Midwest Football Card
Milwaukee beats Indianapolis 7 6 and Columbus defeats Kansas City 8 0 while Grand Rapids wins 10 0 at Minneapolis 9.
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Eph Morris Noted Pittsburg Oarsman Dies at Home
Eph Morris a famed Pittsburg rower from two decades ago dies at his residence. He raced notable bouts including a five mile match with George Brown of Halifax where Brown won but the pace proved fatal for Morris. He previously faced Ned Hanlan for world championship and held the United States title. Morris also entered Philadelphia Centennial regatta against Pat Luther and Higgins.
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Ned Hanlan
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Higgins
England
Cycle clubs bar A M Shepard from competition
The Joint Association of New York New Jersey and Long Island Cycle Clubs ruled that A M Shepard of Meriden Conn rode unfairly in the last Irvington Milburn road race. A M Alexander who won a prize was cleared. Shepard is forever barred from events under the association and papers sent to the LA Weing Record.
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Big Meet in City Will Feature Rapid Board Track
The eighteenth annual L A W meet will run August 4 to 7 on a new three lap board track costing near ten thousand dollars. Promoter O Bunnell secured Charley Ashinger to design the track with stone foundations, pine surface, live green paint, wide 40 foot straightaways narrowing to 26 feet, and eight foot banking. Seating rises from 12 000 to 25 000. a large arena and a souvenir programme headed by D R Perkenpine and H P Hanaford accompany the event enhancing a major cycling spectacle in the metropolis.
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Amateurs Star Red Scout Pitcher Breaks Arm in Game
Arlington pitcher Dr Stewart Cassiard was hit by a line drive from Thomas G Buchanan during a Mount Washington Club match. The blow fractured his left arm between the elbow and wrist. International players Mahony Baddeley Bayes express plans to join the U S national championships at New York in August.
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Light Practice at Cornell During Exams
Ithaca June 7 Cornell crews face training constraints as exam week forces the postponement of practice. Coach Courtney must balance wall schedules while many oarsmen cope with academic duties. Second varsity candidate Edward Sweetland remains hospitalized with possible appendicitis from a recent lake mishap. Courtney will decide soon which men will form a scrub varsity crew for Poughkeepsie.
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Irish Championship Games at Balls Bridge
Large crowds witnessed Irish athletic sports at Balls Bridge in Dublin. Events included a 100 yard flat race won by W Newburn in 10.25 seconds, a half mile flat won by C Dickinson of Dublin University in 2.04, plus a long throw by J M Newburn and a hammer throw by Kiely reaching 144 feet 6 inches.
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