Phillies Fall to Cincinnati as Scott Dominates
The Phillies were defeated 5 to 1 by Cincinnati as Scott kept them off balance with sharp curves. Maunl faltered early, allowing four runs in the opening inning, while Fraser later pitched well but were unable to plate baserunners against Scott. Cincinnati played cleanly with no fielding errors, while Pirates pitchers PHILLIPS shut down the Nets in another game.
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Cinnati
Maunl
Reds
Fraser
Scott
Cincinnati
Pirates
Philligips
Brooklyn
Boston
Taylor
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Browns
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
W. L. P.C. Philada
Albert Maul
Quakers
Cross
Delahanty
Del
Maul
Red Stockings
Reds Crush Phillies as Maul Succeeds in Beating Hopes
National League action saw Cincinnati Reds overpower Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 0. Pitcher Scott pitched well for Cincinnati while Maul failed to rattle the visitors, and Delahanty could not mount a comeback as Reds defense and timely hits sealed the win.
Phillies edge Reds in error strewn nine as slump continues
Frasers late substitution and injuries plagued Philadelphia while Cincinnati rallied for two runs. McFarland and Douglass struggled, prompting calls to test Jackbtech. A shaky seventh inning featured Barrett's long throw and Sut seals on the mound as both teams showed limited teamwork in a tight contest.
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Maul
Fraser
Scott
Cincinnati
Reda
Phillies
Barrett
Oo Long
Sut Seals
Ooel Maol
Ate
Onder
Ready Made Suits and Summer Stuffs
Ready made suits and summer clothing feature worsteds cheviots flannels serges and white duck worsteds. Includes flannel coats and trousers serge coats mohair Sicilian coats nuns' cloth and office coats. Prices described as popular and appealing for ready wear.
Baseball misplay leads to quick double play
A misplayed rundown in a tense inning saw Fraser cover first then throw to Cross to retire Lee at first base. Lee had no chance to reach the bag safely, producing a bang bang sequence and an early out for the defense.
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Fraser
Cross
Lee
Pittsburg Beats Champions In Brooklyn Thriller
Wagner and Philippi starred as Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4 with Wagner driving in runs and Philippi pitching into the ninth. Ritchey fumbled on a late error to allow three unearned runs and Kelley ended the game with a foul out with bases loaded and two out. Attendance 2,000.
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Brooklyn
Wagner
Philippi
Ritchey
Kelley
O'Connor
Nops
Pittsburg
O'Brien
Ely
Cooley
Daly
Cross
Naps
Swartwood
Boston Victorious Over Chicago In Wide Scoring Rally
Boston batted for seven runs in the fifth inning aided by nine hits, a base on balls, and Chicago errors. Nichols commanded well while Chicago struggled to solve his delivery after the second inning. attendance 2,000. Boston 28 Chicago 4. Green and Ryan homered for Boston. Ganzel tripled. Tenney and Lowe doubled. Freemans and Mccormicks had key hits.
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Boston
Nichols
Chicago
R.H.C.A. E
R.Y
A. E
H'mil'n
Mertes
Collins
Childs
Tenney
Ol Ryan
Stahl
Green
Long
Ganzel
Freem'n
Bradley
M'C'rickss
Clements
Chance
Dexter
Ot Taylor
Lowe
Ryan
McCormick
Nic
New Yorks Triumph Over St Louis in Seventeenth Win
The New Yorks defeated St Louis 10 to 3 in a game marked by timely batting and sharp fielding. Seymour, recently sent to Worcester, pitched for New York as Elmer Smith is set to debut tomorrow and Cogan, a pitcher, joined from Chicago. Attendance reached 1,000 with detailed box lines noted for each side.
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New York
New Yorks
St. Louis
Seymour
Worcester
Elmer Smith
Ewing
Cogan
Chicago
Indianapolis Takes Second Game Against Minneapolis
Indianapolis won the second game of the series with Minneapolis 7 to 4. An error by Nance on second base in the first inning started the visitors and a later error by Burns in left field produced three more runs. Parker and Goar pitched well, Seybold was injured in the fourth. Attendance 1,500. Batteries Parker Fisher for Minneapolis Goat Heydon for Indianapolis. Umpire Sheridan.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Nance
Burns
Parker
Goar
Seybold
Intone
Parker and Fisher
Goat
Heydon
Sheridan
Patton falls to Buffalo as visitors dominate
Buffalo hand Kansas City a 14 to 4 defeat with 14 hits in seven innings. Ample pitched well for Buffalo while Cates and Hite contributed for Kansas City. Attendance was about 2,000. Errors favored Kansas City 3. Hitting and fielding miscues marked the game.
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Kansas City
Patton
Cates
Buffalo
Ample
Oge Eetaus
Datton
Milwaukee and Detroit Shine as Pitchers Star in Tight Game
Milwaukee and Detroit pitchers Reidy Yeager excelled in a close game. Umpire call blocked a ninth inning run, ruling a key play safe at Gret. Attendance hit about 1,000 with a $900 gate. Detroit won 7 to 5.
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Milwaukee
Reidy
Yeager
Gret
Fee
Burke
Asters
Catcher Wilson Leaves Kansas City Club
Kansas City baseball reports catcher Parke Wilson quit the team amid a contract dispute. The dispute centered on pay and roster role with Wilson alleging an offer or terms that did not meet his expectations.
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Kansas City
Jone
Parke Wilson
Fe Ag
Wilson
Chicago Falls to Georgetown in June Basketball Tilt
Chicago lost to Georgetown in a tightly contested game with Moran and Brown contributing strong scoring for the Chicago team. Georgetown held off a late rally as Merz, Groene, and Kenny provided key points for Georgetown while Golden and Wain paced Chicago in a hard fought contest.
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Georgetow Chica Bi Oas
Ios x
Moran
F.mer'd
Groene
Kenny
Golden
Perees
O Peeist Stier
Bullig
Baseball Game Summary From Scribbled Notes
Fragmentary box score notes show bases on Chicago and Georgetown with first batter Smith. Merrillfield and Merrifield cited, multiple players listed including Devlin Vernon with two base hits. Stolen bases by P Merrine Moran Golden O Hara Byrne. Wild pitch by Smith. Umpire Mr Betts. Time two hours.
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New York
R.H.C.A. E. VapH'n
M'Graw Ab
Mercer
O Donovan
Selbach
Keister
Davis
Doyle
Burkett
Gleason
H’'kman
Warner
Seymour
St. Louis
Owe
Hickman
Doubleeo
McGann
Robinson
Jones
Young
piitch—Jones
O'Day
Regee
Harrisburg Shut Out by Scranton in Atlantic League Game
Scranton defeats Harrisburg 5 to 0 as Knoll leads with strong batting. P O'Brien mishandled one scratch hit, while pitching by Kervin and Keener limits Harrisburg to a single. Teammate Millerick and Wibrock contribute in Scranton’s win. Hamilton umpire Russell presides.
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Scranton
P. O’brien
Harrisburg
Kelvin
Knoll
Terrife
Horkwston Issess Thee
Millerick
Toft
Knox
Stolne
Reading club routs Wilkesbarre in one sided game
Wilkesbarre hosts Reading club in a lopsided affair as Reading scores nine runs led by solid hitting from Clymer Nicol Davis and Owens. Home runs by Clymer and Colliflower highlight the offense while pitchers Griffin and Owens split a high run total.
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Wilkesharre
Reading Club
Owens
Devon Triumph Over Lakewood In Brilliant Polo Showdown
Devon defeated Lakewood 9 to 7 in a fast paced polo match. Kendrick and Snowden starred for Devon while the Waterbury brothers propelled Lakewood with riding and stroking. Langley Gould helped Lakewood as cribs and scrimmages heated the mid game.
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Devon
Lakewood
Kendrick
Snowden
Waterbury Brothers
Dash
George Gould
Monte Waterbury
Waterbury
Larry
Track Record at Gravesend Graces Open Day Racing
At Gravesend New York on June 7 a brisk ocean breeze favored fast times. Water Color led from start to finish to win the Maphasset Stakes in 53 seconds, a new track record, ahead of Bonnibert who rallied late. Andrisa debuted in the East at 6 to 1 and won setting a bold pace over Merito. The Puritan led early in the opener but The Puritan prevailed riding out to the stretch. Queen of Song, Her Ladyship, and Benedict were notable in their races with varying outcomes. Time readings and full field results followed across five events including Central Trust and Prince of Melbourne in close finishes.
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New York
Gravesend
Prince of Melrose
Andrisa
Merito
Queen of Song
Benedict
Central Trust
Prince of Melbourne
Bonnibert
Puritan
Clawson
Shaw
Kimberly
Spencer
Humboldt
Rolling Boer
Schoolmaster
Admi
Coburn
Mertto
Rausch
Lindemere
Jenkine
Allentown Errors Costly in Defeat to Elmira
Elmira defeated Allentown 6 to 5 as Allentown’s errors cost them the game. It notes attendance and scoring details, with mentions of players such as Snowden and McClosy and a Chester Camden game recap. The report includes inning-by-inning scoring and highlights late-quarter momentum shifts. The piece also references Lakewood and Devon in separate game notes with scoring bursts by Snowden and McFadden.
Local Score Summary From Richmond Area Matches
In Richmond area play by play results show Richmond 3 Norfolk 2 and Hampton 8 Petersburg C and Newport News 3. At m3 My Byzacnee 6.
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Richmond
Norfolk
Hampton
Petersburg
Newport News
Penn Art Carnival Celebrates Fiscal Year’s End
Fragmentary OCR describes a local carnival event titled Penn Art’s Fisth Carnival with references to seaside fun and festive activities. No dates or locations are clear. text is garbled and unreadable for precise details.
Princeton's Former Captain Returns for Paris Track Trip
Special Telegram reports Bob Garrett former captain of the Princeton track team arrives home to finalize plans for sending seven point winners to the Olympic Games in Paris this summer. The intercollegiate results determine the selected athletes, with details arranged for the July voyage.
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Princeton
Times
Bob Garrett
Paris
Jarvis
Crenetead
Ceder Park Driving Cheb Matinee Saturday
An event at Ceder Park Driving Cheb will hold a matinee Saturday. Details of the arrangement are unclear due to the mixed text. The notice references a 26 minute or shorter program but lacks complete specifics.
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Ceder Park
Fanning Sets New Target Record at State Shoot
Utica reporter notes J. Puneicg killed 218 pigeons during the State shoot held today in the city, establishing a remarkable score. The event drew attention as competitors aimed for high marks and records.
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Fanning
Utica
Jame
Puneicg
Kinwood Driving Association Races At Jeffersonville
Trotting winner Hobensack narrowly defeats Hutchinson in best two of three heats at the half mile track near Jeffersonville. Pacing class led by Fred Schaffer and Henry Moser with strong bids from Pedro and Fedueke. Crowd gawkers watched a day of fast times and close finishes as Newport card also drew strong bets and lively action.
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Times
Norristown
Kinwood Driving Association
Jeffersonville
Hobensack
Hutchinson
Cox
Moser
Lain
H. H. Hovensack
Sveay
Sarah Cossack
W. Hutchinsoome
Fred Schaffer
Henry Moser
Pedro
aoGb
Fedueke Bogene Oi
Pale
H. Worrel
Seven Classes Fill for Three Day Racing Meet at Point Breeze
Entries fill a spring meeting at Point Breeze, reduced to three days June 12 13 and 14. The list includes numerous horse names and owners across trotting and pacing divisions, with key entrants from Huber Earing Grady Mannley and others.
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Point Breeze
George H. Huber
Hannah D
G. H
E. Earing
Laddis G
P. Lafferty
Ballerton
J. A. Hendley
Almont West
W. J. Woerner
Ottawa Park Farm
Frank Yoskum
Gilchrist & Garth
Montauk
George J. Reiff
Walter R
Cumbergee Stable
Dictator Wilkes
A. H. Benner
Arctic
Penn Valley
Cassie Fletcher
W. G. Gracey
Minnile Russell
L. C. Manley
Jay
H. W. Davis
Winnifred M
C. F. Groff
Greyhound
J. J. Ryan
Rettine
A. Walter
Winwood
A. B. Appleby
Stanton
Jerome Myers
John FP. Stewart
A. H. Tyson
W. W. Robbins
Windsorwood
Venn Valley
S. Baring
Clay L. Heint
Billy Boy
James Elliott
Jima
Girl
George Chalfont
Pees One
Heweuer
Ethel R
BE. R. Balls
I Myers
O. J. Keeley
Julia P
Ondnan Peta Amelia R
Thomas Grady
Bornlight
Kenneard
Laddis
A. Henilley
Walter
Lacy L
Theo
N. Evans Easter
Mas Grady
Ant J
Walter Keim
Patrice
Manley
Lingent Ble
Democracy
Kelwyn
Alley’ Choral
Wandering Jew
Merion Hosts First Open Golf Tournament Start
The Merion Cricket Club course at Haverford hosted the season’s first open golf event. Medium play defined both men and women courses with high scores overall. Rodman Griscom led the men in an eighteen hole match play bogie handicap, besting a large field. W. M. McCawley and H. Kennedy Hill finished close behind.
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Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Rodman &. Griscom
Merion
W. M. McCawley
Pennsylvania
H. Kennedy Hill
Merion Triumphs Over Bacar in Contested Valley Match
Merion 84 to 5 triumph in a rugged valley confrontation. The scoreline shows Merion dominating while Bacar struggles to counter the offense. Officials logged a series of fouls and the crowd reacted as Merion pulled away in the second half.
Yale Rowing at Gales Ferry Prepares for Harvard Contest
Yale oarsmen at Gale’s Ferry on June 7 enter the 61st day of real training for the approaching race with Harvard. The squad rowed in five shells, facing rain, with Dr Sale and coach giving limited water practice and general guidance.
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Gale's Ferry
Yale
Apom
Hoervard
Salelaudettir
Mat Wiley and F H Bayley Meet in City Wrestling Bout
San Francisco dispatch notes an amateur wrestling match between Mat Wiley the U S light and welterweight champion and F H Bayley. The encounter ended in a draw after a fall and time limit draw, with Wiley listed as living in New York.
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Mat Wiley
United States
New York
F. H. Bayley
Wrest
Bee
Wiley
Belmont racing card yields fast times and tight finishes
The Belmont road racing meet drew a small crowd but showcased fast times and competitive heats across five classes. Dick Mack and Bella A. won the standout Belmont Club events while Minnie Rysdyk and Paul Wilkes faced early withdrawal in the 2.18 class.
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D. L. Ward
Minnie Rysdyk
J. W. Scott
Paul Wilkes
Wilkes
Robert Smith
Dick Mack
O. Browell
Bella A
Althou
J. B. Chalfant
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Mack
Hella A
C. C. Brunell
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Gus Muller
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Luzenberg
Ree
B. Scott
Sim Wilkes
Holland
West Philadelphia
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G. A. Moorhead
John Strickland
A. Heaton
Joshua Evans
Road Drivers’ Association
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Myers
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Chalfant
W. H. H. Achaff
B. G. Sweet
Ac . Bsins
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Carl Brown
Grady
Bowers
John P. Stewart
B. Phila
Boy
A. Foster
G. G. Mitchell
Foster
David Dallas
B. x. Leggs
Jackson
A. J. W. Scott
Specielmont Club
Bronnell
B. m. Bella A
Bros. Casa Crasnca
J. Dangensin
E. Holland
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Hiska
How They Ran at Chicago Hawthorne racing results summary
Chicago Hawthorne featured a day of clear weather and heavy track conditions with multiple races. Notable finishes include Princess Tatyana carrying 105 pounds with J. Woods at 8 to 2, and Dandy Jim at 114 with J. Miller at 1ook odds. Second race highlights include Bangle 112 at 5 to 2 against Hermoso 119 and L. Rose at even money.
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Hawthorne
Princess Tatyana
Waldo
Dandy Jim
J. Woods
Zack Phelps
J. Miller
Bangle
Hermoso
L. Rose
Buchanan
Miller
Nasvatam
Reed
Rose
Durward
Heiff and Sloane Win at Manchester Meeting
At the Manchester meeting in London on June 1 the Beaufort cent prize was won by J. Heif and Sloane riding Be My H I Kings. The event featured six horses with J. Heiflos.
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Manchester
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