Cincinnati Salvages Win After Five-Run Lead Loss
After taking a five run lead in the first two innings Cincinnati dominated, beating Philadelphia 13 to 8 as Newton’s curves baffled the locals. New York whitewashed St. Louis and Boston edged Chicago in a fine contest. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh battled to a finish with the Champions prevailing. Schedule today features St. Louis at Philadelphia and Pittsburg at Boston among others.
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Phillies
Cincinnati
Reds
Orth
Fraser
Newton
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Philada
Cincinnati Beats Phillies in Blue Monday Baseball Test
Cincinnati batted the local pitchers hard and won with ease as Philadelphia suffered a high-scoring defeat. Orth and Fraser struggled on the mound for the Phillies while Cincinnati hitters piled up twelve hits off Fraser. Slagle stood out in the field as Philadelphia faded after the first two innings.
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Phillies
Cincinnnati
Spee
Reds
Orth
Fraser
Cincinnati
Newton
Slagle
Philadelphia
R. H. O.A.R. R. H. O.A.E. Thomas
Barrett
Corcoran
Keckley
Crawf
Irwin
Wol'ton
St' Ene
Dolan
Wood
Cross
Philips
Douglass
Jatienciobias Oe Sabes
Plick
Crawford
Delahanty
Harrett
Hemeron—McBride
Ileve Orth
Beckley
McBride
Crawt
O Nati
Wolverton
Dolan Barrett
Pitene Steinfeldt
Heche
Douglasa
Auptre—Emslle
Reds win series as Beckley collects five hits in rough game
In a tense contest between Cincinnati and St Louis, Eagle Eye Beckley starred with five hits while the Reds overwhelmed the sluggers, forcing plays at key moments as Wolverton left with an injury and Newton steadied a late rally. Corcoran added a timely single in the first.
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Wolverton
Fraser
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Eagle
Beckley
Reds
Emelie
Newton
Phillips
Conn
Densions
Corcoran
Cinccinnatito
Slagle
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Double Plays and Pitching Highlights From Game Summary
The play sequence notes double plays by Clingman Childs and Ganger plus Lowe and Tenney. Sullivan delivered a sacrifice hit. Walks occurred for Off Cuppy and Garvin. Cupy struck out eight times. Garvin struck out three. Chance had a passed ball. The end at 2.30. Umpire Hurst.
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Clingman
Childs
Ganger
Lowe
Tenney
Sullivan
Cuppy
Garvin
Hurst
Elmira Reding
Griffirt
Eason
Queen
Elmira
Reading
Corbett
Wagner
Smith
Grant
Rosenbach
Bay
McDougal
Molesworth
Murphy
Doherty
Eimira
Griffin
Krosenbach
Accorsini
Rohan
Champions Finally Win Out
Brooklyn wins as Phillippi lasts three innings and Waddell allows a homer and two singles in the fifth. Kelley hits a homer for Brooklyn and Seonee has a three-base hit. Pittsburgh falters with errors and O’Connor injures in a collision as Brooklyn pulls away 8 to 7. Attendance 1,700.
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Brooklyn
Phillippi
Waddell
Brooklyns
Pittsburg
Kennedy
O'Connor
Mercer Pitched Good Ball In New York Win
New York defeats St Louis 4 to 0 as Mercer pitches well with strong control and solid fielding behind him. Key hits from Donlin and others support the effort while St Louis leaves runners on and shows limited offense.
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New York
Mercer
St. Louis
Heldrick
Gleason
Keister
Selbach
Donlin
Davis
Aleta Jr
Dole
Silat
Warner
Robinson
Hughey
Mareheccaver
Ee York
van Haltren
Gleason Doyle
Hickman
Smith
Doyle
Doyie
Dontin
McGa
O’day
Elmira Declares Atlantic League Season Near End
Elmira faces Reading in a ragged Atlantic League game seen as likely closing the season for Elmira and its players. Attendance was 1,250 as Corbett appeared at first base as a special attraction while several locals are expected to depart soon.
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Elmira
Reading
James Corbett
Harrisburg Poor In Wilkesbarre Showdown
Harrisburg fell short against Wilkesbarre as base running and fielding faltered. The visitors squandered chances with errors and a three base mishap noted on Vane’s error charged double by Beaumont. Time listed at 1.30.
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Harrisburg
Wilkesbarre
Battam
Il Nicolet
Ketchemis
Stratton
Clymer
Bmont Ib
Schmidish
Vane
Beaumont
Time
Gaetan Ide
Chicago Wins Tight League Game in Eighth
In Chicago on June 11 the American League clash stayed close as both pitchers limited hits. Hoy's Gelding stood out while attendance reached about 1,000. Detroit and Chicago fans saw a decisive eighth inning for the home side.
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Chicago
Hoy
Sodre
Spiders Rally Over Kansas City in Tight Contest
The page reports a basketball game where the home team defeated Kansas City with key plays by McKenna and Lee. Weathered by early missteps, the Spiders gained momentum in the second half. Cleveland and Ohio teams are mentioned alongside player names Lee Wilson and battery partners.
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Keneas City
Jume
McKenna
Lee
Pear
Ascetines
Ozleveland
Ilite
Kansas City
Cleveland
Ermie
Wilson
Reidy Dominates as Gelding Shines in Milwaukee Duel
In Milwaukee on June 11 Reidy proved unbeatable at critical moments as the Gelding starred on both ends. Anderson led the batting highlight while the crowd reached about 1,200 as the scoring line showed a decisive winner over the rival team with a strong performance from the Indianapolis side.
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Milwaukee
Reidy
Indianapolis
Anderson
Golden Jubilee Swimming Meet Set for Lafayette Pa
North American Gymnastic Union marks its golden jubilee with a swimming meet in Lafayette on Saturday June 23 at 10 oclock. Ninety three swimmers entered from across the United States stretching from Canada to Mexico and coasts to coasts with officials led by Professor Richard Pertuch as chairman and Professor Hans Goetz secretary.
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Gymnastic Union
Mer Bund
Lafayette
Canada
Mexico
Atlantic
Pacific
Richard Pertuch
Hans Goetz
Columbia Turn Verein
Bome
Harry McMillan
Athletic Club of
Pailadelphia
John W. Kelly, Jr
Jay On Ane Association
Edwin J
Z. A
Frank Henderson
Mithistle Club of
Philadelphia
Charles W. Kinsing
Athletic Clu
George W. Orton
Universit of Pensaylvania
William Priedgen, Jr
Penn Lost to Brown in Decisive 10-2 Defeat
Brown University defeated the University of Pennsylvania 10 to 2 at Andrews Field in Providence. Brown showcased strong pitching from Washburn and solid defense, with a key triple play by Orbin preventing Penn from scoring in the early innings.
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Providence
University of Pennsylvania
Brown University
Andrews
Brown
Philadelphia
Red
Washburn
Orbin
Devon Captures The Alden Cup In Polo Match
Devon defeated Ossawaya team by 10 to 8 goals to claim the Alden Cup as permanent property for the third straight year. Charles Wheeler starred, excelling at every period and contributing the decisive plays that secured the trophy.
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Ockaway
Devon
Charles Wheeler
Wheeler
G. W. Kendrick
Ewerane
George McFadden
Pere
Rockaway
Hazzard
Rene Montague
Peete
Rene Total Corot
Wonereens
Ceeseees Devon
Wheeler's Pony
Kend
Eeewere von
Wheeler Eeeweses
Ateee
Seeeee
Kendriceeabee
Seevese
Snowden
Sone
Eeene Devon
Rockawayee Country Club
Championship tennis opens at Merion in Pennsylvania event
The seventh annual Pennsylvania championship lawn tennis tournament begins at Merion Cricket Club Haverford under favorable weather. Frederick Hoey defeats Carpenter in the first round. many matches are one sided with doubles to start later today.
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Pennsylvania
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Carpenter
Frederick
Hoey
Belmont
Matey
Ede
William Jordan
Town
Dr. H. I
aLaim Millen
Bel
W. M. Davide
A. “Gemanto Tarsi Bse i. 8. Morris, Stoma Beat W. B. Miller
Germantown
W. J. Clothier
Merion
Guy Heaton
Green
A. L. Hoskins
Byea— Lewis
E. Stille
Jay Hill
Grugan
Brown Triumphs Over Pennsylvania On Strong Hitting
Brown defeats Pennsylvania 9 to 2 as Tobey delivers a threebase hit and a home run while Bacon adds a homer. Washburn allows five runs in a standout effort. Orbin at short and Collier at second highlight Pennsylvania’s fielding woes and key baserunning by White and Detmers.
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Ylays
Bret
Wolverton
McFarland
Crom
Monte
Cross
Crawford
Washburn
Waterloo
Brown
Pennsylvania
White
Col Her
Orbin
Collier
Tobey
Bacon
Houst
Flavell
Clark
Jones
Berry
Detmers
Sanders
Crane
Cleaty
Dene
Leary
Ee Saun
Brooklyn Management Backs Players Union Movement
The Brooklyn club records itself as not opposing the new Protective Association of Professional Ball Players. President Ebbetts said he would be glad if players benefited, noting the club has treated its men well while urging players to shorten games with more urgency to avoid drawn-out matches. In Chester, Dover staged a lopsided 6-0 win as Dover failed to score until late, with errors enabling two runs in the ninth.
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New Yoas
Brooklyn
Ebbetts
Brookn
Price
Berwick Narrowly Beats Bucknell After late Ninth Inning Error
Berwick scored in the last inning to edge Bucknell University 6 to 5 after two outs in the ninth, with an error costing Bucknell a potential shutout. The game took place in Lewisburg on June 11.
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Berwick
Times
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Minneapolis Slugging Beats Buffalo in Tight Game
In Minneapolis on June 11 the host team defeated Buffalo. A mole passed hits in the sixth inning as Minneapolis outhit the visitors. Ekbret pitched fairly but endured bursts of contact from Buffalo batters. Final score reported as 22 to 12 with multiple errors and misread line scores.
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Minneapolis
Buffalo
Herd
Ekbret
Sporting Notes From Fayette Junior Ball Featuring Zuber
Sports brief notes mention Zuber and a 14 year old captain Siolees with playful references to "Biareas" and a Fayette junior team in a casual ball game recap.
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Fayette, Jr
Zuber Wena
Devon Triumphs to Claim Alden Trophy in Close Victory
In a tight match, Devon overcame a Rockaway lead with Wheeler scoring early goals and finishing strong to win the Alden trophy after four years. Germantown edged Philadelphia in a high scoring cricket test at Wissahickon, while Belmon t beat Haverfordians by thirty five runs to complete the unfinished Halifax cup.
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Wissahickon
Germantown
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
Welsh
Goodman
Daisies
Belmont
Elmwood Teday
Haverfordians
Purpose
Saven
Ase
Sam Mack
Fourth of July Amateur Sports at Goos Park Philadelphia
A set of Fourth of July athletics will be held at Goos Washington Park on Twenty sixth Street and Allegheny Avenue. Events include a one mile relay for clubs of schools and races for amateur championships, 100 yards dash, 220 yards dash, 220 yards medley, hop and jump, sack race over twelve inch hurdles, one mile race, and a potato race open to the Fraternal Order of Fagles. Scratched entries and a vaudeville show are noted.
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Goos
Washington Park
Twenty-sixth Street
Allegheny Avenue
Clube of Schools
Philadelphia
Fagles
State College Class Sports Record in Pole Vault
In inter class sports at State College today Martin broke the college pole vault record by one inch. Some events were contested and the crowd showed large enthusiasm.
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State College
Tus Timms
Martin
Hill's Annual Track Games at Hill School Meet
Hill School hosted an enthusiastic crowd for its annual athletic meet in Pottstown. standout performances included M F Sweeney clearing 6 feet 4 inches in high jump, Adsit breaking the school 880 yards record, and multiple event winners such as Ewing, Long, Dodd, and Buttolph across sprints, hurdles, jumps, and distance races.
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TIMES
Pottstown
Hill School Athletic Association
M. F. Sweeney
Adsit
Ewing
Smith
Harvey
Cruikshank
C. Long
Dodd
E. Long
Red- Man
Meigs
McClintock
Eddy
Wman
Lord
Spencer
Bird
Plainkton
Wilcox
Wiley
Ie Relin
Pfeifer
B . Long
Bachman
Buttolph
Field
Long
Baldwin
Shevlin Napp
Jobnet Vankirk
Neton
Olympian Games at Franklin Field Highlight Afternoon Events
College athletes will contest in Olympian events at Franklin Field this afternoon at 4 o clock. The program aims to showcase American college talent for possible world and English championships and to provide alumni and Philadelphia spectators a pre sailing tune up and an alumni day athletic event. The management awaits possible last minute entries though time trials will proceed with the Pennsylvania team in the world championship program.
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Paris
Franklin Field
America
Philadelphia
Penonsylva
Franklin Flying Club 300 Mile Homing Pigeon Race Results
In Phoenixville on June 11 the Franklin Flying Club held a 300 mile race from Chatham Virginia with sixty birds. The record lists remarkable times for the birds addressing distance and performance.
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the Times
Phoenixville
Franklin Flying Club
National Federation of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers
Chatham
Record Breaking 300 Mile Pigeon Race in Phoenixville
The Phoenixville District of the National Association of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers conducted a 300 mile race from Chatham Virginia. Fifty birds competed and a record speed was achieved, the fastest ever in a long distance race.
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the Times
Phoenixville
National Association of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers
Chatham
Ofty-tve
Wetmore Leads Qualifying In Womens Metropolitan Championship
Maud K. Wetmore of Morris County Golf Club tops the field in the 18 hole qualifying at Morris County Golf Club for the first annual Women’s Metropolitan Championship. Beatrix Hoyt stands third one stroke behind, Ruth Underhill the defending champion is tenth, and Host set a course record Saturday by ten strokes as a favorite contender.
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New York
Maud K. Wetmore
Morris County Golf Club
Metropolitan Golf Association
Beatrix Hoyt
Ruth Underhill
Miss Host
Two Pace and Trotting Opens Highlight Point Breeze Meet
At Point Breeze track the spring meeting opens with 2.35 pacing and 2.40 trotting events. A match race will decide between Penn Valley Stock Farm's bay mare Exminetta Expeditions out of dam Ward and L. C. Manley's black Clara Sot Pee Poichea est laa. The race pays 50 dollars a side, two of three heats, play or pay.
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Penn Valley Stock Farm
Ward
L. C. Manley
Colonel Morrell Elected Master of Hounds at Keer Host Clad
Special Telegram to Tas Times notes Colonel Edward De V. Morrell elected master of hounds of the Keer Host Club, succeeding the late George W. Bilt. Morrell is listed among active members amid tributes to his service.
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Tas Times
Cheater
Edward de V. Morrell
Keer
George W. Bilt
Morrell
Sas Se Fee
City selects men for Peas Art Club carcivel start
The city names its Peas Art Club delegation for the June 18 event. The roster includes Jack Bonper and Charley Me Se Sac as representatives.
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Peas Art Club
Jack Bonper
Charley Me
Alleged highwaymen fight with policeman in Washington Square
Two men, believed to be highway robbers, fought with Policeman Hamilton and a citizen in Washington Square. They overpowered the attacker then fled, but were subdued with help from John F. Boyd. The suspects Henry Waters and Robert Emerson were held in $800 bail by Magistrate Kochersperger.
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Hamilton
Ole Guleseth
North Third Street
John F. Boyd
Central News Company
Lombard Street
Henry Waters
Kenilworth Street
Robert Emerson
Kochersperger
Lieutenant Cramer Dismissed by Court Martial
First Lieutenant Robert B. Cramer of the Thirty-fourth Volunteer Infantry was dismissed from the army after a Manila court martial in February found him guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and conduct to the prejudice of good order. The sentence, confirmed by General Otis, took effect April 30 under the articles of war.
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Washington
Lieber
Robert B. Cramer
Volunteer Infantry
Manila
Otis
Philippines
Brighter Outlook in India Amid Rainfall and Relief Figures
The Viceroy Lord Curzon reports a good rain in Southern India with scattered showers elsewhere and a late monsoon forecast. Yet heat persists and famine relief remains unchanged with about 5.8 million people receiving relief.
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London
India
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Lord George Hamilton
Immigrant Disembarkation Begins After Bond
Emilio Puig, agent for Gran Antilla owners, posted 10000 bond to indemnify the United States against public charge risk for up to 1200 immigrants aboard the Spanish tramp steamer. Disembarkation of the passengers then commenced in New York.
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New York
Emilio Puig
United States
Notes on labor, society, and industry across regions
News notes report about 1000 United Garment Workers striking in Buffalo. YMCA secretary conference adjourns to meet in Boston in 1901. Yale faculty defers action on a secret society issue until commencement. Lazarus Spero of New York makes an assignment with liabilities near $30,000. Northern Pacific directors meeting postponed to next Friday. Governor Roosevelt approves Dennis O'Brien’s extradition to New Jersey. Illinois Steel Joliet billet mill resumes after weeks idle, about 1000 workers rehired. Independent Lodging Association meets in Cleveland. 40 states represented. Fire destroys four five story Ketcham & Co. buildings in New York, losses around $140,000. Booster prize awarded to Charlies A. Kellogg Jr. for a poem. Various local labor and contract matters, with scattered names and places.
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United Garment Workers
Buffalo
Thousand Islands Park
Boston
Yale Colege
Lazarus Spero
New York
Northern Pacific Railway
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Dennis O'Brien
Elizabeth
Illinois Steel Company
Joliet
Cleveland
Independent Lawsing Association
United States
Geo E. Ketcham & Co
West End Avenue
Albert 8. Cook
Yale University
Charlies A. Kellogg, Jr
Carthage
Landon T. Davies
James Delaney
Chi Esterday
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