Local ball clubs defeated as Phillies suffer rough outing
The Phillies were routed in the third game of the series as the Reds bunched heavy hits. Voorhees and Iberg were hit hard, but support for Iberg kept losses to a minimum. Giants beat St Louis, Pittsburg shut out Brooklyn, and Boston downed Chicago. Cleveland beat Philadelphia in the American League as Fultz and Bradley sparked the win. Chicago, Baltimore, and Washington also won amid a slate of Tuesday results. Standings show Pittsburg leading with .791, New York and Chicago strong at .452 and .548, while several teams chase. Today’s schedule features Chicago at Philadelphia and Pittsburg at Boston, among others.
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Phillies
Reds
Voorhees
Iberg
Giants
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Fultz
Bradley
Cleveland
Athletics
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Browns
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
National League
D. B.C
Chica
Philada
Phillies and Reds Slip In Sloppy National League Game
Philadelphia loses to Cincinnati in a poorly played game with multiple misplays by both sides. Browne and Hallman featured errors for the Phillies while Beckt and Steinfeldt led the visitors with key hits and late offense.
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Phillies
Cincinnati
Cleveland Wins 5 4 After Error Laden Athletics Game
In a tense second game of the Athletics at Cleveland series, errors shaped the scoring as Cleveland edged the visitors 5 to 4. Lajoie and Fultz starred for Cleveland with multiple plays and a late run set up by a muff. Hastings and Moore pitched well in a classic pitchers duel, while Bradley's wild throw aided two early Athletics runs.
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Athletics
Lajoie
Dave Fultz
Hastings
Moore
Blues
Bradley
Harter
M. Cross
Seybold
Bonner
Hartel
Fritz
Flick
Cleveland Athletics
R.H. O
R.H
Pick Ing
Harteel
Bay
Fultz
Davis
L.crosa
Hick'an
Godin'r
Wood
Husting
Hickman
Gochnauer
Favorite Won Brooklyn Derby at Gravesend
Brooklyn track saw Major Daingerfield ridden by Odom win the 3-year-old Brooklyn Derby by eight lengths over Homestead with King Hanover third. The event followed earlier Tremont stakes and a busy card with multiple races and notable performances.
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Daingerfield
Droft
Odom
Brooklyn
Gravesend
King Hanover
Homestead
Emshee
Major Daingerfield
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Rice
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Wonderly
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Himself
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Mount Ace
Fern
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Pine Brook
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Bismarck
Dark Planet
Blue Delft
Mennenfield
Svengali
Onea
Onyx
St. Louis Beats New York In Low-Scoring Game
St. Louis and New York produced a tense 6 to 1 game with New York taking a brief lead before St. Louis pulled away. Farrell and Hendricks led a late rally as Barclay Bean Lauder and Doyle contributed key hits and Smith completed outstanding defense at second base.
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Brodie
Donovan
Bean
Smoot
Smith
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Doyle
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Jones
Hart
Dricks
Ryan
Bower'nc
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Taytorp
Netil
Taylor
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New York
O¢Ren
Hendricks
Jay—Bean
Jodie
Umpiires
Powers
Brown
Fort Erie Track Races Shine In Warm Holiday Attendance
The Fort Erie track enjoyed bright warm weather and holiday crowds. Annie Lauretta won the mile feature as betting favorite, with Lord Farandole taking the steeplechase handicap. Other results include Hutch Miller in the opening race, Lestongs Opesa in race two, Laura F. M. in race four, and Flaneur winning race five.
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Buffalo
Fort Erie
Annie Lauretta
Furl Hutch Miller
St. Wood
Ocle Brooks
Lestongs
Opesa
Ra Mirage
Margara
Laura F. M
Stand Pat
Lorne
Tip, Gallant
Picktime
Flaneur
New Amsterdam
Lord Farandole
Verna K
Hawk
Appleby duo dominates Harlem handicap race
Hermencia Appleby wins the Harlem one and one eighth mile handicap by a half length over Lucien Appleby with Prowl a head back for third. Favoritism centered on the Hildreth entry as the two Applebys outran the field in a tight finish. Weather clear, track fairly good. report includes full race summaries and odds for several earlier races.
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Lucien Appleby
Harlem
Prowl
Hildreth
Dandola
Knight
Andy Williams
Mathews
Brennenworth
St. Coburn
Coburn
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Fancyman
Marcos
Boney Boy
Ible
Aoe Bt Fuigh
Miranee
Thurles
Sinaia
Local Harness Meets Highlight Fast Half Mile Pace
Frank Yoakum aboard Carthage Girl leads a fast half mile at Gentlemen's Driving Park with a 1.08 flat. Carthage Girl wins the heat in 2.1214 on a half mile, fastest this year. Evadne wins the 2.18 class on a difficult track as others are distanced. Flag Day races at East Suffolk track draw top road and matinee horses with gates open to all spectators.
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Carthage Girl
Silver King
Golden Red
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Hentschel
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Dedrum
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James
Tees Toy Patrelia
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Ns Ie
East Suffolk
Belle Meade yearlings fetch high prices at Gravesend sale
At Gravesend in New York on June 12, Belle Meade yearlings owned by General W. H. Jackson Son of Nashville sold in the paddock with several lots listing prices of 500 dollars and up. Names include mares and colts by Loyalist Tithonus and other sires with buyers from the era.
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Yale protests over Schick disqualification at Berkeley meet
Worcester report says Yale possesses evidence to disqualify William A. Schick Jr for alleged open games during the May 31 meet at Berkeley Oval. Schick helped Harvard win 34 to 30 with second in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, prompting Yale to challenge his eligibility based on an old 1901 sanction grant.
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Mass
Yale
Willam A. Schick, Jr
Berkeley Oval
Harvard
Olyoke
Kilburn Adams
Schick
Mes
St. Jerome Society
Berkeley
Queen of Many Trades Wasps Build Spring Habitat
A queen wasp, solitary this spring, leaves herself to prospect for shelter and build a miniature capital. She digs tunnels with jaws and feet, crafts paper from wood flakes, constructs linked rooms, then lays eggs to feed future grubs.
Women Golfers Make Good Scores in Metropolis Championship
The second round of match play at the Women's Metropolitan golf championship at Essex County Club featured Genevieve Hecker posting a 77 for 18 holes, with Ruth Underhill unable to win a hole after the 12th green. Other results included Mrs. William Shippen defeating Miss Willis to set up a semifinal with Helene Hernandez, while Miss Manice faced Hecker in the other half.
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Essex Country Club
Genevieve Hecker
Miss Hecker
Ruth Underhill
Hecker
Miss Underhill
William Shippen
C. G. Willis
Morris County
Helene Hernandez
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Nassau
Philadelphia Golf Tournament at Huntingdon Valley June 19 21
The second Philadelphia Golf Tournament will be held at Huntingdon Valley Country Club Noble Pa June 19 20 and 21 Open to USGA club members Entries due June 18 to S Eb Hutchinson 325 Walnut Street Philadelphia Events include scratch medal play rounds, match play cups, semi finals and finals for Philadelphia Cup and Second Cup handicapped to 18 strokes Prizes include cups for winner runner up best gross score and bogie winner Local rules may modify USGA rules.
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Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Noble, Pa
Aoet
Philei Cup
Pony Pas
Philand
Golf Association of Iladelphia
United States Golf Association
EB. Hutchinson
Wanut Street
Bryn Mawr Upsets Brandywine At Country Club Polo Cup
Bryn Mawr juniors pulled a surprise by defeating Brandywine four to win the Country Club polo cup in a fast paced final. Brandywine defended hard led by Alexander Brown whose saves kept them in the match while Bryn Mawr balanced offense with strong defense from Strawbridge Wheeler and Kendrick for a dramatic finish.
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Brandywine
Alexander Brown
Harrison
McFadden
Snowden
Brown
Strawbridge
Wheeler
George Kendrick
Penns hard practice on the river for Penn crews
Penn crews held hard practice on the Hudson with Varsity eight freshmen eight and two varsity fours racing two miles and a half. Coach Ward followed in Ben Franklin as the Varsity beat the freshmen by a length and a half amid rough water. Ward expects speed to improve within a week.
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N. Y
Pennsylvania
Ward
Ben Franklin
Yale
Gales Ferry
Conn
Cow Point
Memphis Gun Club Interstate Tournament Finishes
The three day shoot in Memphis ends with no records broken but strong scores. Rolla Herkes of Ohio wins professional first with 464 points over 495, with Phellis and Squiers of Cincinnati tied for second at 454. Amateur winner Ed Cole of Baltimore, using the alias Burke, posts 453 while Abe Frank of Memphis takes second with 449.
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Tenn
Rolla Herkes
Ohio
Phellis
Cincinnati
Squiers
Ed Cole
Baltimore
Burke
Abe Frank
O'Brien Beats Cole in Six Round Broadway A C Bouts
Jack O'Brien defeated George Cole in six rounds at the Broadway A C last night. O'Brien attacked with a steady left jab from the start and in the third round damaged Cole's left eye with a hard left. Cole landed an owl blow in the fifth round but O'Brien maintained control and shut down the contest with solid defense.
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Jack O'Brien
George Cole
Broadway A. C
O’brien
Cole
Trenton
O'Brien
Injunction Served on Cleveland Players Lajoie and Bernhard
Formal notice of an injunction was served on Second Base man Lajoie and Pitcher Bernhard of the Cleveland Base Ball Club. Judge Martin of Philadelphia issued the papers. Jurisdiction questions arise, and the matter will be decided with this case. Jack O Connor and Hans Wagner deny reports of moving to the American League.
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Lajole
Bernhard
Martin
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Tim Donahue reported dying in Taunton Mass
A private telegram says Tim Donahue the Chicago catcher from last season is dying in Taunton Massachusetts. He is under contract with the Washington American League Club. A rumor says Lajoie could return to the city and join the Phillies, but manager Shettstine did not confirm.
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Chicago
Tim’ Donahue
Taunton
Mass
Washington
Lajoie
Phillies
Shettstine
Baseball Notes Reflect Rough Play and Umpire Issues
Lajoie struggled as Comrade Husting's pitching limited him while Tommy Corcoran filled many chances. Cy Voorhees lasted one inning before being sent to the stable and Dave Fults's seventh inning error cost the Athletics. A balk by Voorhees drew attention as did Browne and Childs on misplayed returns. The Reds tallied twelve bases on Iberg in the ninth but failed to overcome the hit pace.
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McPhee
Red Stockings
Browne
Childs
Billy Hallman
Hulswitz
Beck
Cy Voorhees
Parkpackers
Shotts
Iberg
Hoy
Dobbs
Crawford
Corcoran
Pietz
Child
Steinfeldt
Maguire
Peitz
Thielman
Barry
Hallman
Therg
Lajoie
Tommy Corcoran
Dave Fults
Athletics
Chicago
Pathfinder
Brosd
Jackson
Stee Ee Ne Sona
Ahr Tord
Jack Harper
St. Louis
Ban Johnscon
Reds
Horace Fogel
New York
Horace
Merond
Lycett Advances in Ladies’ Singles Amid Tennis Meet
In a semifinals round Lycett defeats Bertha Benson in a close match with scores 4-6 and 5-3, while Mrs. T. Baird Jr. over E. W. Philler 4-6, 5-3 in the other semifinal.
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T. E. Baird
B C. Thayer
E. Philler
H. T. Sayres
M. Morris
G. W. Smith
A. B. Baird
G. H. Hayes
T. E. Baird, Jr
H. C
R. H. Lycett
E. H. Lycett, Jr
Lycett
Bertha Benson
T. Baird, Jr
E. W. Philler
Millette and Forbes Edge Into Hoboken Tennis Final
In Hoboken on June 12 the New Jersey State lawn tennis championship semis saw Stephen C. Millette of the West Side Tennis Club defeat Clarence Hobart and Frederick G. Anderson to reach the final. John Forbes advances from the lower half to face Millette. Doubles matches were abandoned.
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New York
New Jersey
Hoboken
St. Georges’ Cricket Club
Stephen C. Millette
West Side Tennis Club
Clarence Hobart
Frederick G. Anderson
John Forbes
Millette
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Robert Colwell
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
Gay B. Dodge
West Side Lawn Tennis Oy
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Henry Mollenhauer
Kings Count Lawn Tennis Club
Hague
William P. Knapp
Stephen CC. Millette
Henry W. Mollophane
Race and Religion in Politics Letter from the New York Sun
A June 9 Sun letter urges that nominating a Jewish candidate for Lieutenant Governor should depend on merit, not race. The writer argues Jewish voters may switch sides for race reasons, and opposes elevating candidates solely for Hebrew birth, invoking Roosevelt on judging individuals by ability. Coloma University, Department of Romance, New York.
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New York Sun
The
Sun
Senator Platt
Republican Party
Edward Lauterbach
Roosevelt
Coloma University
Department of Romance
New York
Suitor Seeks Daughter in Chicago Banker's Offer
A trembling youth asks for a daughter's hand in a threadbare suit as a rich banker offers the match and vows to provide a finer lifestyle. Henry is addressed with a hopeful but hopeful tone, and the scene centers on a proposed marriage arrangement within a Chicago setting.
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Chicago Tribune
Awikash
Henry
Club Car Service to Cape May via Pennsylvania RR
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces club car service will be attached to trains reaching the Cape May route via the West Jersey and Seashore line. Service is scheduled for 1:30 PM with connections at the Atlantic Street Wharf.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
West Jersey and Seashore
BR. K
Crow Servey and
Searho R. KR
Cape
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