Athletics Drop Ten Inning Game
The Athletics lost a ten inning game to Detroit in an exciting contest. Boston extended its streak and won three in a row against Milwaukee. Cleveland beat Baltimore, and Chicago won in ten innings over Washington. St Louis shut out the Shillies, while Boston defeated Cincinnati and Brooklyn beat Chicago. Pirates rallied to beat the Mets in the Pittsburgh game and New York edged Philadelphia as standings show.
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Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Shillies
St. Louis
Cardinals
White
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Pirates
New York
Washton
Ilwankees
Philadelphia
Phila
St. Lent
Detroit Triumphs In Ten Inning Rally Over Athletics
In a tense ten inning thriller Detroit edged Philadelphia's Athletics fprintfres Detroit broke through with two runs in the second, tied it in the eighth, and won on Hayden's two base hit and Miller's single. Pratt held the mound for Detroit while Miller fanned five. Lajoie Cross and Davis starred for the Athletics in defense. Esherfeld shone for Detroit. Attendance 4,651.
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Athletic
Powers
Getler
Tigers
Shaw
Daserunner
Hasden
Hayden
Pratt
Miller
Diamonds
Athletics
Piatt
Lajoie
Cross
Davis
Elberfeld
Holmes
Casey
Tilrd
Esherfeld
Short Field
Fultz
Geler
Fults
Leth Wen
Faltz
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Towers
Dolan
Platt
Thletics
Troit
Oo Casey
Power
R Buelow
Bison
Garten
Glen Athletics
Ieck Ont Dolan
Crass
Etna
Piret
Balle
Natice
Barrett
Paper
Berrett
P Tillion
St Louis Beats Philadelphia Behind Harper’s Strong Pitching
St Louis takes a 8 0 victory over Philadelphia as Harper dominates from the mound. White started for Philadelphia but struggled, Townsend finished. Burkett and Donovan produced key hits while St Louis bats explode in the first two innings, painting a clear path to the win. Attendance 2,500.
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Philadelphia Times
ST. Louis
Harper
Matthewson
Philadelphia
Quakers
White
Cardinals
Del
Townsend
Burkett
Heldrick
Douglass
McGann
Donovan
Dadden
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Kruger
Nichols
Phillies
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R.H. O.A.E. Burkett
Thomas
Heldr
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Bork
Plick
Padden
Wolve
Magle
Rouglase
Cross
Enon
St. Lows
Aaptes
Passed Lass
Oie
ball—Townsend
Garper
Between the Innings Pratt Pit in Hard Luck
Detroit and Philadelphia in a tough game as pitchers dominance and fielding miscues shaped the outcome. Lajoie made a fine seventh inning stop and throw, while Detroit’s star catcher and strong defense highlighted the contest amid a crowd of fast-moving players and cautious critics.
Cleveland Beats Baltimore in Low-Scoring Game
Cleveland defeated Baltimore 4 to 1 at Baltimore as McGinnity pitched well. Key moments included two long plays by Brodie and Beck and a Shiebeck Lachance double play. Attendance was 1,927 with Dowling and McGinnity sharing the pitching duties.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Brodie
Beck
Shiebeck
Lachance
A.B. M'Graw
Ij Picke
McCa Y
Rod Will
Yeager
O’brien
Hoffer
McGinnity
Seymour
Pickering
Keister
Jackson
McGraw
Williams
Dowling
Sheridan
Connolly
First Ten-Inning Game In Washington This Season
Washington and Chicago played the first ten inning game in Washington this season as Katoll pitched well to the eighth. Washington broke through with four singles a double and two homers in the eighth inning to score eight runs. Final score Washington 13 Chicago 6 with Quinn Foster Hoy Hartman among the homers and Farrell Clarke Shugart Sullivan stealing bases. Attendance 117.
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Washington
Chicago
Katoll
R. H.C.A.B. Farrel
Dungan
Jones
Uinn
Mertes
Foster
Isbell
Everett
Hart'n
Clarke
Shagartee
Cling
McFar'd
Cough'n
OjSullivan
Patten
Gear
Oj Grifith
Crigred Ces
Cer
Coughlin
Quinn
Hoy
Hartman
Farrell
Shugart
Sullivan
Haskell
Beville released as Boston wins with seventh-inning surge
Boston defeated Milwaukee 6 to 0 after a seven inning rally led by Dowd Duffy and Conroy. Attendance was 3659 as Beville was released by Boston. Notable plays included two-base hit Ferris stolen bases Connor Conroy and Anderson and strong defense by Dowd Duffy and Conroy.
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Hawley
Garvin
Dowd
Duffy
Conroy
Beville
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A.E. Dowd
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Milwaukee
R.H
A.E. Hall'n
Gilbert
Connor
Anderson
Freeman
Van Haltren's Ninth Inning Shot Lifts New Yorks in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on June 10, Van Haltren hit a three bagger in the ninth followed by Selbach's single to spare the New Yorks a shutout. Pitching and fielding by Ne and others were errors but excusable. attendance was high as New York edged Pittsburg in a tense game.
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van Haltren
Selbach
New Yorks
Selding
W York
New York
R.H. C. A. Clarkett
Vaurnce
Irroao Siem
Sire
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Davis
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Ganmith
Ely
Buslow
Taylor
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Hope
Eager
McGraw Signs Sioux Indian to Baltimore Pitching Staff
Baltimore June 10 Manager McGraw of the local American League Club has released Pitcher Schmidt and Frank Foreman formerly of the Indianapolis Western rangee and a Sioux Indian from Carlisle, named Pratt, for his twirling staff.
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McGraw
Schmidt
Frank Foreman
Indianapolis Western Rangee
Carlisle
Pratt
Woman's Tennis Contest Ends at Haverford
The women's open tennis tournament at Haverford concluded with Mia Kane defeating her opponent in two straight sets to win the mixtles event.
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Haverford
Mia Kane
Ethelberts First RaceA Victory At Gravesend
Ethelbert, a heavy favorite, won the Standard Stakes at Gravesend, covering a mile and a half in 2.36, two seconds off the track record. Matt Simpson claimed the Kensington hurdle race in a late surge by a length, with Cephalalgia second and Magic Light third. Multiple races with winners include Ventura in the selling and April Shower taking the five and a half furlongs, while Ten Candles won the final one and one sixteenth miles race.
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New York
Ethelbert
Gravesend
O'Connor
Matt Simpson
Cephalalgia
Magic Light
Daly
Kensington
Burgess
Brazil
Oliver Me
Yorkshire Boy
Alpaca
Wayward Boy
Sweet Tooth
Innominatum
Argonauta
Dora F
Shower
Burns
G. Whittler
Fly
James P. Keating
Spencer
Gold Seeker
Littlefield
Dixie Line
Slack
Nugget
Far Cry
Playlike
Cheat ‘Em
Ivory Bells
Courtenay
All Gold
Cochrane
Bonnibert
Landry
Kamara
Alcedo
Bombshell
Decanter
All Green
Beaumont yearlings fetch high bids at Gravesend sale
In New York on June 10 Beaumont stud and other thoroughbred yearlings sold in the paddock at Gravesend. Purchases of 1000 dollars or more included Virgle Johnson 1200, Oneck stable 1500, James R. Keene 2100, J H Vendig 2700, A H Mortis 1100, M F Dwyer 1100, T P Hayes 1600 and others.
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New York
Beaumont Stud
Gravesend
G. W. Johnson
Virgle Johnson
Oneck Stable
Tenny Whisperine
Ornament
Automobile Club Elects Officers in Philadelphia
Members of the Automobile Club of Philadelphia gathered for the annual meeting in the Drexel building. Reports on the year's work were read and accepted, and officers for the coming year were elected: President Herbert Lloyd, second vice president Pedro G. Salem, third vice president J Horace Harding, secretary and treasurer Frank Lewin, and governors Captain John C. Muckle and Herbert W. Warden.
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Automobile Club of Philadelphia
Drexel Building
Herbert Lloyd
Pedro G. Salem
J. Horace Harding
Frank ©. Lewin
Board of Governors
John C. Muckle
Herbert W. Warden
Interesting Bowling Contest Tonight at Imperial Alleys
The Franklin bowling team faces the florists' team in a five man match tonight on Imperial alleys. Both teams will present five players and high scores are expected, making the event of great interest to local fans.
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Franklin
Florists
Imperial
Change In Yale's Crew
NEW LONDON Conn June 10 A change was made in the Yale Varsity eight lineup. Ackley moved from No 2 in the four oar to No 2 in the eight. The present Yale Varsity eight lineup lists Waterman No 1 Ackley No 2 Johnson No 3 Bogue No 4 Mitchell No 5 Kunaig No 6 Blagden No 7 Chitenden coxswain.
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Yale
New London
Conn
Ackley
Watermat
Johnson
Bogue
Mitchell
Kunaig
Blagden
Aioe
Chitenden
Indians to Meet Yale and Harvard Next Week
Special to the Philadelphia Times Carlisle June 10 the Carlisle Indians baseball team departs for New Haven to face Yale on Wednesday and Cambridge for Harvard on Friday. They boast a 11 readout: 5 losses in 16 games against Princeton Penn Villa Nova Cornell and Gettysburg and expect a stronger squad next season led by pitchers Bender Pratt and Le Roy.
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Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
Carlisle Indians
New Haven
Yale
Cambridge
Harvard
Indians
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Villa Nova
Cornell
Gettysburg
Dickinson
State
Columbia
Lebanon Valley
Albright
Wommastes
Jefferson
Bucknell
Red Sox Triumph as Cincinnati Fielding Fails
June 10 baseball summary: Boston wins easily over Cincinnati due to miserable home-fielding. Willis and Kittredge hit home runs. Willis was hit hard, keeping the hits scattered. President Ban Faknaon of the American witnessed the game as Brush of the Cincinnati Club hosted him. The final score is not provided in the readable text.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Willis
Kittredge
Ban Faknaon
Brush
Cincinnall A
Easons Curves Keep Rally Alive in Chicago Showdown
In Chicago on June 10, Eason's visitors hit the mound across the board with two doubles and five singles in the third, a home run and five more in the sixth. Donovan allowed only two runs until the sixth inning when three straight hits salvaged a rude scoring burst for Sawtelle. Attendance 450 as the locals narrowly avoided a shutout.
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Eason
Chicago
Donovan
Sawetye
AR. R
Cheltenham Athletes Shine In Ninth Annual Academy Meet At Ogoutz
Cheltenham Military Academy hosted its tenth annual track and field meet at Ogoutz drawing a large crowd. Yoder won the senior all around with 24 points, Hustead led intermediates with 33, and Baird captured the junior medal with 24. Event winners included Zenor in the senior 100 yard dash, Hustead in the intermediate 100, Bates in the junior 100, and Perrin in the senior high jump.
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Cheltenham Military Academy
Ogoutz
Yoder
Hustead
Baird
Zenor
Long
Allee
Wheaton
Bates
R. Aldendifer
J. Aldendifer
Hunter
Reed
Boyd
Huetead
R. Aldenhifer
Haines
Perrin
Humes
Zink
Rutherford
Motor-Paced Cycle Race at Woodside
Tom Linton and Albert Champion head a twenty five mile motor paced event at Woodside track this Saturday. Linton, high in form after a 100 kilometer victory, challenges Champion in a bid to prove superiority over Elkes era rivals. The meet marks the third major middle distance race of the season with sprint events filling the program.
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Linton
Woodside
Tom Linton
England
Albert Champion
France
Charlie Miller
Iantos
Elkes
Michael
Tinton
Golf Championship Entries Named for Open at Myopia Hunt Club
New York secretary R Bage Kerr of the United States Golf Association released a list of entrants for the open championship to be held Friday and Saturday at the Myopia Hunt Club near Boston. The roster includes prominent amateurs and professionals such as Willie Anderson Donald J. Ross Walter C. Clark Horace Rawlins and Henry Turple among many others.
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New York
R. Bage Kerr
United States Golf Association
Myopia Hunt Club
Boston
Valentine Fitzjohn
BE. D. Fitzjohn
L. C. Servas
C. B. Cory
Isaac Sutherland Mackie
Anderson Mercer
Lawrence Auchterlonie
James Foulis
David Hunter
John Jones
C. D. Cronin
Andrew Christie
J. R. Schlotman
Walter C. Clark
A. H. Findlay
Joseph Lloyd
Alex. Campbell
Robertson Wallace
John Dingwall
James Mackrill
Jack Campbell
Alexander Patrick
R. Stedman Patrick
Dan Leitch
David Brown
Herbert M. Harriman
Willie Chrisholm
Henry Turple
Americans Fall Short In London Trap Practice
American trap shooters struggled in down hill conditions at London during a preliminary practice for tomorrow's contest. The 18 yard rise is lower in the U S leading to many misses. Chauncey Powers of Decatur broke 20 straight then dropped, Gilbert of Spirit Lake was the only other to reach 20. E H Tripp of Indianapolis posted 19 as English scores fell even lower. Americans remain confident of victory.
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London
Mit
America
United States
Chauncey Powers
Decatur
Ill
Straigde
Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Iowa
E. H. Tripp
Indianapolis
Bird Migrations and Amazing Travel Distances
Bird migrations cover vast distances with species like bobolinks moving from Lake Winnipeg shores to Cuba and Puerto Rico, kingbirds wintering in South America, and redstarts and hummingbirds traversing over 3000 miles from Guatemala to the Arctic. A tiny stomach sustains long nocturnal journeys through high temperatures, showcasing remarkable avian physiology.
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Lake Winnipeg
Cuba
Porto Rico
South America
Arctic Ocean
Guatemala
Penn Outrowed West Philadelphia in Varsity Rowing Race
The University of Pennsylvania crews held their first practice without Henley crew. Josh Ward led the sessions as acting head coach. The Varsity four beat West Philadelphia by a wide margin as the latter quit at the half mile. The day featured several spurts by the Varsity and freshman eights and a 2 mile brush.
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University of Pennsylvania
Henley
Josh Ward
Ellis Ward
West Philadelphia
Quakers
Ward
Poughkeepsie
Bloch
Bridgman
Bow
Kelley
Hartung
Tomlinson
Oglesby
Kier
Schreiber
Kellar
Tupper
Schuylkill
South Street Bridge
Hungerford Kissing Day in Medieval Town Court
Hungerford marks Hocktide with the town’s annual kiss tax. The town clerk opens the Hocktide Court as commoners attend, paying a penny if absent, while tithing men collect kisses from women and pennies from men. Children receive a half holiday and school oranges are funded by the proceeds, ending with a banquet at Three Swans Hotel and John of Gaunt punch.
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London
Hungerford
Hackney
John of Gaunt
Lancaster
Three Swans
Old Time Money From the Louisville Courier Journal
The article notes surviving rare Continental currency from the American Revolution. Frank Lee near Louisville holds prized notes, including a two thirds of a dollar bill signed by J. B. Braman and issued by Congress in 1776. His collection, tracing to Peter Lee and earlier, features bills over 125 years old, preserved in a glass case.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Continental Congress
Frank Lee
Seventh Street
National Museums
Lee
Trimble County
R. J. Lee
Hamilton County
Ohio
Peter Lee
New Jersey
Trenton
Princeton
Washington
Valley Forge
Cornwallis
Yorktown
J. B. Braman
Congress
Philadelphia
Hall & Sellers
Phillpe
Roman soldiers diet and endurance noted in period text
Scientific American describes Roman soldiers as temperate in diet and active due to constant exercise. It contrasts with a Spanish peasant who eats black bread and onions, and Smyrna porter who consumes sour olives yet bears heavy loads. The piece comments on varying diets and physical endurance across ancient peoples.
Count's Feeling Hurt Over Debated Debt
From Smart Set dialogue where a speaker fears offending the count who lamely protests. Father asks how, and the reply reveals the speaker claimed the count did not owe as much as claimed, causing unintended offense and humor.
Belmont Wins Halifax Cup at Elmwood Field
Belmont defeats Germantown team B by a wide margin in the Halifax Cup match started Saturday at Elmwood. Jordan and O Neill stood out for Germantown with solid defense, but the rest faltered and, without Newhall and Firth, Germantown totaled 111 runs. Score details follow.
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Germantown
Elmwood
West Philadelphians
Jordan
O’ Neill
Newhall
Firth
Pennsylvania Championship Tennis Opens at Merion Club
The eighth annual championship tournament for Pennsylvania men’s singles and doubles begins next Monday at the Merion Cricket Club in Haverford under the United States National Tennis Association. Singles champion is W. J. Clothier and doubles champions are W. J. Clothier and Guy Heaton. Entries close for singles June 15 and for doubles June 17.
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Pennsylvania
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
United States National Tennis Association
W. J. Clothier
Guy Heaton
Laundry Lottery in New Orleans Laundries
In New Orleans, buyers purchase unclaimed laundry bundles from Chinese laundries after thirty days. Speculators, often in reduced means, bid on shelves of uncalled-for packages, reselling garments to second-hand stores, sailors, and others. Dozens of men have become rich this way, with women’s clothes rarely left uncalled for.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
New Orleans
Smellin g Money and a Postal Scam Idea
A Harlem druggist reports a belief that dishonest post office workers can smell money through envelopes. He recalls $200 sent to his wife going astray, with the note torn and cash visible, leading to losses. After adding a drop of diluted carbolic acid to each envelope, he reports no further losses.
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Harlem
Powerful Gear for Cup Defender
Herreshoff shops in Bristol began riveting new plates for the Constitution's second mainmast after a buckle last week. Six steel workers press ahead as rivets, angle frames, and rolled plates are prepared to finish by mid next week, boosting rig strength for upcoming trials and racing.
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Philadelphia Times
Bristol
R. T
Herreshoff
Timi
Newport
Independence to be repaired at Charlestown Yard
The Independence will not depart today due to minor repairs including bead sheets topsail sheets and mainsail tear. Rudder issues fixed with stern-post rudder to be installed. Pending Navy permission to dock at Charlestown Navy Yard. If weather permits, a test spin and further trials planned. The vessel was overhauled, painted, and looks neat. The Shamrock II. arrival expected in Glasgow with spar work nearly complete and Lipton eyeing Clyde regattas.
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Navy Dereer
Charlestown Navy Yard
Independence
Boston
Glasgow
Denny's
Seana
Thomas Lipton
Clyde
Killing a Man From a Detroit Free Press
A first person Civil War reflection describes a brutal battlefield moment. The narrator narrates awaiting a volley, selecting an enemy sergeant, and killing him as thousands fire. He witnesses mass casualties, then confronts deep remorse, labeling it murder despite war. The account emphasizes haunting memory.
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Detroit Free Press
English and American boys in business like a clash
Sir Thomas Lipton in the Daily Mail argues the American boy is ahead of the English in business readiness. He cites earlier independence and harsher youth training in America, suggesting English youths should gain practical experience sooner to compete. He notes not to take his 17 year suggestion literally but supports business-style training.
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London Mail
Thomas Lipton
Daily Mail
Sir Thomas
America
England
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