Quakers Edge Holy Cross In Tight Baseball Tilt
Pennsylvania defeats Holy Cross 3 to 1 in Worcester in a pitched battle. Jones drove in two runs for the Quakers while Flavell and Leary held Holy Cross to scattered hits. Gaffney's umpiring draw criticism as Penn improves after a three loss run.
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TIMES
Worcester
Maas
Oly Cross
Pennsylvania
Penn
Ratu
Collier
Huston
Jones
Holy Cross
Orhin
Joyce
Flavell
Codver
Linnehan
Fox
Carney
Olller
Conver
McTighe
Brown
Orbin
Leary
Quaker
Harvard
Cambridge
Gaffney
Lin’han
Kenney
Gaw'p
Brennan
M'Tighe
White
Reilly
Grifin
Favials
Flagell
Connor
MecTighe
Bale
Boston Beats Chicago in Rain-Shortened NL Game
Only one National League game was played yesterday as a heavy shower wiped out the rest. Boston defeated Chicago 6 to 5 after Boston led 4 to 2 in the sixth inning at a rain-soaked park. Standings show Philadelphia 24–14, Brooklyn 21–16, Pittsburgh 23–19, Cincinnati 20–19, St. Louis 19–19, New York 22–17. Schedule list Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St. Louis at New York.
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New York
Bt. Louis
Boston
Chicago
W. L. PC
W. L. P.C. Philada
Ise
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Scranton Extends Shutout Streak vs Harrisburg
In Scranton's June 8 game, Harrisburg was blanked for the second straight time as Milligan's pitching and Vigneux's sensational stop led the hosts to another shutout. About two hundred spectators watched as Knoll, Sheffer, Knox, MecIntyre, and Kervin contributed at the plate in a low scoring contest.
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Scranton
Harrisburg
Milligan
Vigneux
R.H
A.B. Knoll
Elmira Slips In Late Inning Loss To Allentown
Elmira faltered in the fifth and sixth frames allowing Allentown to surge ahead and win. Kaelin kept the game close into the eighth as Elmira posted scattered hits and 1 1 0 0 reads, with attendance listed at 1 100.
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Elmira
Allentown
Reos
Kaelin
Eigth Incing
Elpirs
Neeorei
Aeas
D'ty
Ween Ss
Bete A Barrett
Oboylep
Finely Tailored Suits Ready Made in Various Fabrics
Ready made suits in worsteds cheviots flannels serges offer good fits and style. Made to measure options noted along with white duck waistcoats and flannel coats or trousers. Wide range of comfortable affordable items suitable for street or office wear.
Baseball box score fragment with Elmira errors and balls
A partial baseball box score fragment shows Elmira errors and bases on balls. It records Player Boyle and Barnett with 1 run each and notes umpire Collins and a 2.30 time, with various misprints in the lines.
All Pitchers Hit Hard in Kansas City Victory
Kansas City defeats Buffalo 11 to 3 with a late rally in the eighth and ninth. Cates and Baker were knocked out. Lee allowed five runs in the seventh after an umpire call. Attendance 500. Batteries Cates Lee Gonding. Baker Fertech Schreck engost. Umpire McDonald.
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Cates
Baker
Lee
Buffalo
Hite
Gonding
Fertech
Schreckengost
McDonald
Minneapolis Wins Strongly as Series Ends
Minneapolis defeated Indianapolis 10 to 4 in a decisive game in Minneapolis on June 8. Bailey puzzled the visitors while batteries were Bailey and Fisher for Minneapolis and Kellum and Powers for Indianapolis. Umpire Sheridan presided as both teams split the series 3 games to 3.
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Indianapolis
Bailey
Fisher
Kellum
Powers
Sheridan
Dowling In Fine Form Beats Detroit In Ten Inning Game
Milwaukee tops Detroit 3 to 2 in ten innings as Dowling allows four singles and Miller keeps hits scattered. Attendance 1,000. Scoring details show Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 Detroit 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0. Dowling and Smith homer? No, Dowling and Smith behind mound. Miller and Ryan for Detroit. Umpire Cantillon.
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Dowling
Detroit
Miller
Doo Thoee
Huse
Smith
Ryan
Cantillon
Chicago Triumphs Over Cleveland in Slow Scramble
Chicago scores three runs in the second inning and holds on for an 8 to 5 victory over Cleveland. Katoll pitched for Cleveland, Hart worked the late innings for Chicago, with 1,150 in attendance. Batteries Katoll Sugden Hart Orisham. Umpire Dwyer.
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Hart
Cleveland
Katoll
Sugden
Orisham
Dwyer
Chica
Villanova Defeats Lebanon Valley 12–6 On McFadden's Strong Pitching
Villanova toppled Lebanon Valley College 12 to 6 at Annville as McFadden held the opponent to scoring while Winters was hit hard. Nalien belted a grand slam in the third inning, and Powers added a homer to pace the Villanova offense.
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Lebanon
Villanova
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Lebanon Valley
McFadden
Winters
Nalien
Kt. HO
C. A.E
Bonner
Clemens
Bagley
Donahue
Albright
Nallen
Speran
Powers
Caertas
Wade
Sener
Weir
OM McFadden
James and
Kreider
Princeton Readies for Yale Clash After Final Practice
Princeton's baseball squad completed its last practice before the Yale game tomorrow. Meyer has recovered and will start, Chapman will play left field, and several alumni are arriving to support the team. Wilson from the class of 1897 will assist Bradley as coach until after Harvard’s game next week, though a third Harvard game is unlikely if Princeton wins Wednesday.
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Princeton
Yale
Meyer
Chapman
Wilson
Bradley
Harvard
Belmont Cricket Club Challenges P R R M Y C A Rival Team
The Belmont Cricket Club meets the P R R and Belmont YMCA baseball team this afternoon at Fifty second and Jefferson streets. The Belmont lineup features ex collegians including Avis, Robinson, Gorman and ASR. Ursinus College players are among the ex University of teesayers. Am tki has disbanded.
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Belmont Cricket Club
Fifty-second
Jefferson Streets
Avis
Robinson
Gorman
Asr
University of Teesayers
Ursinus College
Nally
Champions to scull Ten Eyck to race Gaudaur three miles
Worcester June 8 James A Ten Eyck Worcester New England champion sculler challenges Jake Gaudaur former world champion to a three mile race for a suitable purse.
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J. A. Ten Eyck
Gaudaur
Worcester
Mass
James A. Ten Eyck
New England
Edward H. Ten Eyck
Jake Geudaur
Moin Ry Sane
Gettysburg Foot Ball Dates For Next Fall
Gettysburg manager Nicely lists fall games including September 29 Open, October 6 Indians at Carlisle, October 13 Maryland at Gettysburg, October 20 Baltimore Medical at Baltimore, November State College at Gettysburg, University at Gettysburg, and others truncated but indicating a full schedule for the season with multiple opponents and locations.
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the Times
Gettysburg
Nicely
Indians
Carlisle
Ogebber
University of Maryland
Haltimore Medical
Baltimore
Grienee
John's
Annepolis
Beate Elee
State Col. Col. University
Get Pee
Leon
Protests Rise Over Noise Across Chicago
A citywide crusade targets bells whistles rattling cans and other noise makers as residents push for quieter streets. News notes also flag possible updates on church elections and aviation and naval matters in brief.
Rockaway Defeats Philadelphia Country Club in Muddy Alden Cup Match
Rockaway defeats the Philadelphia Country Club polo team 16 to 0 at Devon in a treacherous field. Heavy showers left ankle-deep mud, water pools, and worn ponies as Smith and Strawbridge starred for the Country Club while La Montagne and Conover led Rockaway with six and more goals combined. The match was cut to three 15 minute periods and ended after dark with Rockaway ahead.
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Rockaway
Philadelphia Country Club
Devon
New York
Smith
Strawbridge
la Montagne
Conover
Country Club
Savage
Moore Estate Heirs Hear Further Audit In Orphans Court
Judge Hanna heard more testimony in the Orphans Court audit of the second account of the Andrew M. Moore estate executors. Heirs seek surcharge over stock sale price and profit if held, while questions loom over a full five percent executors' fee. Witnesses included H. Jordan McCouch, Walton Pennniwell, Alberta H. Moore, Francis B Brown, and Joseph F Sinnott. The audit resumes Monday morning.
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Hanna
Orphans’ Court
Andrew M. Moore
Moore
Joseph F. Sinnott
Confessed Frauds On Deathbed Over Railroad Suit
Alexander Keegan, near death, swore an affidavit confessing fraud in his effort to recover damages from the Third Avenue Railroad Company. He had sued after a 1884 collision involving a car and a cart, winning $3,000 before an appeal reached the Court of Appeals calendar.
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New York
Alexander Keegan
Dama
Third Avenue Railroad Company
Keegan
Court of Appeals
Tulip’s Tribulations Turned Duel Ends in Gunfire
A Paris duel over a wife’s affection escalated when a chair mender named Tulip attacked his rival with a knife, and a bystander fired three shots, wounding Tulip. Police seek the shooter and the rival.
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Paris
Mender
Tulip
Neelys Queer Package Attached
Deputy Marshal Boyd returns from Munell to Indianapolis after a Seer spat case. He reached on May 18, remains held by the Plaotmater pending further action.
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Neely
Indianapolis
Marshal Boyd
Munele
Joata Ay
Ploatmater
London Cafe Chantant Aids Canadian War Contingent
A Carlton Hotel cafe chantant held yesterday afternoon to aid the Canadian war contingent. Mrs Norton organized the event with Lady Randolph Churchill and numerous actresses and musicians lending support to make it a success. The report also notes a statement from M Debcasee, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, about forthcoming actions.
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Carlton Hotel
London
Mrs. Norton
Lady Randolph Churchill
M. Debcasee
Sharkey Knocks Out Kenny in First Round Bout
New York June 8 Om Sharkey easily defeated Yank Kenny in a fast first round. Sharkey drove Kenny across the ring from the start and finished with a right hand to the jaw that put Kenny down and out. Before the ring entry even money favored five rounds.
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New York
OM Sharkey
Yank" Kenny
Broadway A
Sharkey
Jil
Kenny
Central High School Defeats Penn Charter In Rainy Regatta
On the Schuylkill river despite heavy rain, Central High School outrowed Penn Charter for the third time in the inter scholastic boat race. The Central lineup included Bunth Pepper H Bruner E Penniwell stroke L Bruner coxswain with an average 134 pounds. Penn Charter fielded Colket Griebel with uncertain line up as conditions worsened.
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Central High School
Penn Charter
Bunth
Pepper
H. Bruner
E. Penniwell
L. Bruner
Penn Charter School
Colket
Griebel
Sailor Tom Knocks Kenny Cold in Ring Clinch Finish
Tom lands a hard left to Kenny's ribs and a sharp series with Sharkey in a bout where Kenny is staggered by Tom's drives to the body. Kenny fights back but is knocked to the floor by Tom's short right after a flurry and cannot rise before the count. Kenny recovers in his corner.
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Tom
Kenny
Sharkey
Daly Beats McPartland In 25 Round 138 Pound Bout
In Waterbury last night at the Union Athletic Club Jack Daly of Wilmington won on points over Kid McPartland of New York after 25 rounds at 138 pounds. Daly outboxed his foe from start to finish and McPartland ended the final round groggy as the gong rang.
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Waterbury
Jack Daly
Wilmington
Kid McPartland
New York
Union Athletic Club
Daly
McPartland
Detroit Athletic Club meet draws 109 entrants from colleges
One hundred nine men entered for the Central Association meet at the Detroit Athletic Club grounds. Schools and colleges represented include Michigan, Chicago, Detroit High Schools, Milwaukee, Michigan Agricultural College, Cincinnati Y M C A, Ravenswood Y M C A, and other groups. The track is well drained and events will start at 1:30 with hopes of new or equal records.
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Detroit
Central Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Detroit Athletic Club
Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee
Michigan Agricultural College
Cincinnati Y. M.C. A
Ravenswood Y. M. C. A
Admiral
Bucknell and Carlisle Indian tie in dual meet
The Bucknell University and Carlisle Indian School dual athletic meet ended in a 52 to 52 tie. Events featured mixed results with Bucknell and Indians earning various first and second places. an injury occurred when Cusick of the Indians was spiked by Sharkley during the quarter mile.
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Times
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Carlisle Indiana
Cusick
Indians
Sharkley
Tim Bucknell
Beaver
Tune
Sherwood
Bucknell
Roberts
Goodall
King
Sterling
Robert Indians
Fetzer
Intlake
Olites
Ted
Vnce
Pee See
Birds liberated after travel trials in Statesville event
The Wilmington district of the National Association released birds at Statesville North Carolina on Wednesday for a 400 mile flight. They endured a basket ride under threatening weather before the journey began.
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the Times
Wilmington
National Association
Statesville
N. C
High School Crew Edges Penn Charter in Rain Rain-Soaked Regatta
In a downpour refereed by Commodore Forbes, Zane Bond and Foerderér coxed High School rowers beat Penn Charter by two boat lengths. Start judges Dr. Spaeth and James Bond. finish judges Ernest Riter and George Smith noted a steady pace from 38 to 34 strokes per minute. The 8 minutes 58 seconds time for High School compared with 9 minutes 5 seconds for Penn Charter amid heavy rain and crowd support.
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Trolley Bridge
Penn Charter
Hi School
Fair Association card offers varied racing and bets
St Louis reports a fair card with heavy betting and no clear favorite. Races include maiden 2-year-old colts and fillies over five furlongs, selling events at six furlongs and a mile, and a Brewers' Stakes for charters of a mile with multiple entrants listed. Entries for later races name numerous horses and weights, reflecting a busy program.
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Fair Association
St. Sedna
Stevens
Sophie
Talley
Theory
Dale
Bho
Hawthorne race results skimmed with scattered names
Chicago June 8 report shows Hawthorne results with unclear entries. First race seven furlongs lists Lake Mills and Odd Mike with vague odds. Second race six furlongs sells Hand Press with Crowhurst noted. Fourth Hawthorne Stakes features Invictus and Rinaldo with uncertain details and multiple mangled names.
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Chicago
Crowhurst
Gon
Cd Sc
Silverdale
T. Burns
Invictus
Kiley
Racing results and horse names from a crowded meet
The report lists multiple race results with horse names jockeys and numbers across events including the second fourth fifth and sixth races. Notable steeds mentioned include Garry Herrmann Matin Mauga Bride Alee Lac rana Janewood Miss Nobody Anxious and more with weights and placements across the Austin stakes and other heats.
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Shanley
Bannockburn
Ed Gartland II
Garry Herrmann
Matin
Mauga
Bride Alee
Lacrana
Janewood
Miss Nobody
Anxious
Ben Magen
the Butcher
Boomerack
Soos
Money Mass
Baer Ullas Caesar
Astor
Walkenshaw
Neuberger
Hub Prather
Orlandine
The
Thomas Carey
Larkspur
Brisk
Gold Fox
Sam McKeever
Molo
Bishop Reed
Barrack
Sam Fullen
Fly By Night
Orimar
Eva Rice
Donna Rita
Mitten
Castake
Racing finale at Oxford Agricultural Society meet rained out
Oxford June 8 The closing races of the society spring meet were attended by thousands but rain spoiled the program after two heats in each class. With no finish possible the horsemen divided the purse. In the 2.40 class Aberdeen’s J T Jones of Conowingo Md finished ahead of P J Refily of West Chester. In the 2.25 class Captain W Redding of Prospect Md led Lady Star from West Chester with Russell and Shreve of Smyrna close behind.
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Timms
Oxford
Oxford Agricultural Society
Aberdeen
B. H
J. T. Jones
Conowingo
Brandon
P. J. Refily
West Chester
Gon &. W. W. Hartzell
Boothby
Prospect
Lady Star
F. Gro
Russell
F. B. Shreve
Smyrna
Nancy Mabn
Dan Leary
La Roche Wins Manchester Cup at Whitsun Tide Meeting
London June 8. At the Manchester Whitsun tide meeting to race for the Manchester cup of 2000 Rove La Roche, a bay filly owned by the Duke of Portland, took first. Joe Chamberlain, ridden by Tod Sloane, finished second, with Charina ridden by L Reiff in third place.
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London
Duke of Portland
la Roche
J. C. Dyer
Joe Chamberlain
Tod Sloane
Mr. Oliver
Charina
L. Reiff
Duel Probable Over American Pavilion
Paris June 8. After a New York statement that the U S pavilion at the Paris Exposition is unsafe cards were exchanged and seconds appointed between M Gustiaux the builder and M Dumay the correspondent who sent the story. They met at a National pavilion reception where Benjamin D Woodward facilitated introductions.
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Paris
New York
United States
M. Morin Gustiaux
M. Henri Dumay
America
National Pavilion
Benjamin D. Woodward
M. Gustiaux
MM. Gustiaux
Dumay
Explosion at Paris Show Injures Two Visitors
Visitors to the Galerie Machines at the Exposition in Paris were startled by a deafening blast when a cast iron pipe in the electrical apparatus burst. Fragments flew thirty to forty metres. A boy, Emile Marquet, thirteen, was knocked unconscious by a iron block, and a stoker suffered a leg injury.
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Paris
Chateau Eau
Emile Marquet
Medical Council delays education rule for exam applicants
Harrisburg June 8 The State Medical Council suspended the rule requiring preliminary education for examination before the State Boards from March 18 until September 1. After that date applicants must show they passed the preliminary exams or hold exemption certificates.
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Harrisburg
State Medical Council
Dover High School Commencement Set for June 28
Seven teen graduates will receive diplomas at Dover High School’s commencement in the First Baptist Church on Thursday evening June 28. Class day exercises occur June 26 in Century Club rooms, with a sermon to the class at Wesley M E Church on June 24.
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Del
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Wesley M. E. Church
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Frances Slaymaker
Edith Fulton
May Wharton
Lottie Jackson
Lightning's Pranks in Wilmington
A heavy afternoon storm in Wilmington at about 4 15 struck a tree on Park drive behind Bishop Coleman’s residence injuring three bystanders as they sheltered under a cart. The Delaware Cotton Mills on Wandower avenue were struck causing cloth ignition and window damage. the mill fire department extinguished the blaze with one girl fainting and no serious injuries.
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the Times
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Bishop Coleman
Daniel Robinson
John 8
J. Clair
Wible
Delaware Cotton Mills
Wandever Avenue
Dover Couple Weds in Holy Cross Church
A June wedding in Holy Cross Catholic Church united William D. Hunter and Miss Joe Wharton. Rev. St Bhaldron officiated with maid of honor Lizzie Hunter and best man Robert R. Simmons. Ushers were Edward Finnnegan and John Kerin.
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Dover
Del
Holy Cross Catholic Church
William D. Hunter
Joe Wharton
St Bhaldron
Lizzie Hunter
Robert R. Simmons
Edward Finnegan
John KE. Kerin
Republican ratification meeting planned at Augustine Prior
Delaware News reports Marriott Brosius of Pennsylvania and Charles B. Landis of Indiana to speak at a Republican ratification meeting at Augustine Prior on June 28. A 60 year old white man died after embracing a tramp during an incident near Ningh avenue. Four year old Anne Cummings was injured by a car on Market Street Wilmington with facial injuries and dental damage. A carnival at Brandywine June 2 lists winners and officers. a board meeting in Wilmington discusses funds for a hospital project and a plan to raise money for the Hig building. The American Legion board meeting is set for Wilmington next Thursday chaired by Joseph Breckinridge. Wilmington Board of Trade supports measures to secure funds and legislative action for the Hig building project.
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Wilmingon
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Market Street
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Ware City
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Mal Howard T. Wallace
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International Cricket Match Considered for September Tour
An Associated Cricket Clubs meeting in Philadelphia discussed inviting an international side for a September series. N. L. Jackson proposed a team with players from Derbyshire, Kent, Worcestershire, Oxford, and more, aiming for three matches in Philadelphia sites including Manheim and Haverford with two test games and a colt match at Wissahickon.
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Lke
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Gloucestershire
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R. ©. Gosling
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W. L. Foster
W. Simpson Hayward
Jackson
All-Philadelphia
Manheim
Germantown Cricket Club
Haverford
Merion Cricket Club
America
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wissahickon
Germantown Belmont Veterans Lose To Haverford At Home
A picked Germantown and Belmont veteran team visited Haverford and fell short posting 75 all out. Bowler Lowry dominated, while Pepper led with 53 before retirement as Mennonites chased the target and surpassed the visitors early.
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Belmont
Haverford
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Seeger
Levy Court Probe Sought by New Castle County Farmers
Farmers of New Castle county push inquiry into Levy Court spending after auditor reports show large sums paid to relatives and connected businesses. West Brandywine Grange led the effort with Pomona Grange approving at its quarterly meeting in Mill Creek hundred Union. Attorney General White and deputy Cooper plus Grand Jury foreman Harty will be asked to examine the matter and newspapers are asked to cooperate.
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Mill Creek Hundred
Union
Robert C. White
Peter L. Cooper, Jr
Peter A. Harty
Grand Jury
Addicks Confident Delegation to Be Unanimously Seated
J Edward Addicks in Wilmington says the Union Republicans will win seats at the national convention in Philadelphia. He asserts the delegation will be seated with a full vote and hints they will not claim seats if not. He declines to detail the grounds for the claim.
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Wilmington
J. Edward Addicks
Union Republicans
Philad
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