Double Victory for Local Clubs
In a sharp shift from a rough earlier game the Phillies topped Chicago 4 to 0 behind strong pitching by Dr. White while Cincinnati beat New York 7 to 5. St Louis defeated Brooklyn 8 to 4 and Chicago beat Boston 9 to 0 as American League games produced lively offense and shutouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Phillies
Dr. White
Quakers
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Boston
Athletics
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Senators
Philadelphia
Boston-Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Phillies Rally to Defeat Chicago in First Of Series
In a 4 to 0 victory over Chicago, the Phillies shine with strong fielding and clutch hitting. White earns win as Chicago fans go scoreless. Thomas Browne Dooin Hulswit Childs key plays highlight a brilliant home performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Chicago
Beef Trust
White
Taylor
Philadelphia
Selec Aemennies
Hallman
Thomas
Browne
Doomn
Hulswitz
Childs
Hillies
Faust
Menafee
Short
Jones
Coatch
Dexter
Congalton
Tinker
Wee
Douglass
Barry
Doom
Eit
Formente
Evan Dexter
Dooin
Hulswitt
Schafer
Ofth
Pan
Lowe
Iry
Her
Pennsylvania Railroad Cape May Service Update
The railroad announces that Sipe will be attached to trains departing Philadelphia Market Street Wharf for Cape May aboard the West Jersey and Seashore line. Beat Akela is listed in connection with the service changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flab
Cape May
Penneylvania Railroad
West Jersey and Seashore
West Jersey and Seashore KR. KR
Do Sipe
Philsia
Market Street Wharf
Akela
Cleveland and Athletics game ends in unearned runs
Errors by Brad ley Gochnauer and Wood in the fifth inning let Philadelphia score four unearned runs as Cleveland and the Athletics battled. Joss pitched well for Cleveland while Mitchell matched him on the mound. The box score lists Hartsel Fultz Flick Davis Lajoie Cross Hickman Seybold Bradly Bonner Goddhnr Cross Wood Shreck and others with various hits and outs as the crowd totals 2,868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bradley
Gochnauer
Wood
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Joss
R.H. C. A.E. Pick
Hartsel
Bay
Fultz
Flick
Davis
Lajoie
L.cross
Hick
Seybold
Bradly
Bonner
Godhn’r
M.cross
Shreck
Joss. P
Wright
Chopper
CIA
Ewe
Athletics
Fults
Pickering
Jay—M. Cross
O'Laughlin and
Johnstone
Suburban Classic at Coney Island Preview Race Prospects
New York reports the Suburban at Sheepshead Bay on the eve of the Coney Island Jockey Club meeting. Expected field around thirteen with Gold Heels Advance Guard and Herbert as favorites, Blue Girl withdrawn shifting Whitney and Burns bets. Trainers and riders listed, with Pentecost noted as a strong improver and odds tightening in Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island
Bay Course
Thrnostiles
Metropolitan
Brooklyn
Advance Guard
Herbert
Bullman
Odom
Wonderly
Gold
Blue Girl
William C. Whitney
Tommy Burns
God Heels
Watercure
Trigger
Monograph
Sadies
Contend
Pentecost
Madden
Hastings
Shields
Tom
Blues
Farrell
Reina
Rochhampton
Sadie
Mr. Whitney
Chicago
Shaw
Odom Bullman Brennan
O'Connor
Buchanan
Brown Defeats Penn In Clans Day Contest At Providence
In Providence on June 13 Brown defeated the University of Pennsylvania. Hatch pitched for Brown while Reynolds started for Penn. Brown capitalized on Penn errors and a two-bagger to score runs as the game unfolded with Reynolds weakening in the fifth. Batteries were Hatch and Phillips for Brown, Reynolds and Wolfe for Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Polo Grounds
Power
Brown
ST. Louis
Orth
Washingtons
Donahue
Keister
Wolverton
Detroit
Shields
Miller
Baltimore
Providence
R. I
University of Pennsylvania
Hatch
Reynolds
R. H. E. Brown
Hatch and
Phillips
Reynolds and
Wolfe and
Bennett
Fasig Tipton Sale Nets Strong Prices for Rancho del Paso Yearlings
In New York on June 13 at Fasig Tipton opposite Sheepshead Bay, Rancho del Paso yearlings owned by James B. Maggin sold well. Green Morris, after bidding with Sidney Paget, bought the brown colt by Imp Watercress Calve for 6000. The chestnut colt by Imp Goldfinch Connemara went to W J Arkell for 5100. Other sales ranged from 500 to 2700 with several lots noted in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rancho del Paso
James B. Maggin
Fasig-Tipton
Sheepshead Bay
Green Morris
Sidney Paget
Imp. Watercress-Calve
Ch. c
Imp. Goldfinch-Connemara
W. J. Arkell
Baltimore Racing Outcome Clamps Down on Suspended Jockey
All bets were declared off at Gentlemen's Driving Park closing day race. Jockey Atkinson faced a $5 fine and suspension until payment for holding up his horse Lillian. The crowd hoped Deitha would win as the race ended with flag signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gentlemen's Driving Park
Atkinson
Lillian
Deitha
Peg
Belmont Smothered by Frankford in Drawn Cricket Match
Belmont and Frankford played a drawn match as Belmont posted 258 in reply to Frankford’s 253. King led Belmont with a century and Cregar added 78, while Dur ing his stays hit out thrice. Frankford closed with 43 for 3 as time ran out. Belmont juniors beat Philadelphia 204 for 2 in Radnor cup opener with Keenan and Tate starring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Cricket Club
Frankford
King
Cregar
Belmont
Elmwood
Philadelphia
Sheridan
Harris
West Philadelphia
Keenan
Tate
Pennsylvanian Rowing Teams Test Coastal Conditions
On June 13 at Poughkeepsie and nearby, Pennsylvanian crews practiced in rough water with light work near shore. The varsity defeated the freshmen by five lengths while Harvard’s eight showed slow form under windy, choppy conditions. Cornell, Syracuse, Georgetown, Wisconsin arrival plans for the intercollegiate race were noted as crews trained along the Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeppsie
Pennsylvania
Varsity
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Syracuse
Georgetown
Wisconsin
Connery
Pennlvania
Columbia
Yale Crew Trials Highlight Varsity and Freshmen Starts
In Gales Ferry Connecticut on June 13 the Yale Varsity and freshmen eight crews tested racing starts. The freshmen showed improved form while the Varsity was ragged at times. The four oared boat rowed two miles concentrating on catch and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Canonizations of the nineteenth century listed by pope
A comprehensive list records canonizations by Pius VII Gregory XVI Pius IX and Leo XIII in the nineteenth century. Names include St Francis Caracciolo Angela del Merici Colette Hyacinth de Mariscorti St Alphonsus Liguori Francis de Pteronymo John Joseph of the Cross Pacificus of San Severino Veronica Giuliani Michael de Sanctis and 26 Japanese martyrs and others such as Josephat Kuncewicz Peter de Arbues Paul of the Cross Leonard of Port Maurice Mary Francis of the Five Wounds Germain Cousin and the Gorcum martyrs John Baptist de Rose Lawrence Brinisi Benedict Joseph Labre Clare of Montefiore Founders of the Servites Peter Claver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidwina of
Schiedam
Pius VII
St. Francis Caracciolo
Benedict of St. Philadelphus
Angela del Merici
Colette
Hyacinth de’ Mariscorti
Gregory XVI
Mrs Manice Beats Miss Hecker To Reach Met Golf Final
New York on June 13 Miss Genevieve Hecker former women's Metropolitan champion fell to Mrs E A Manice in the third annual Women's Metropolitan Golf Association tournament at Essex Country Club Hecker led early but Manice steadied for a 4 down 3 to play victory The other semifinal saw Miss Helene Hernandez defeat Mrs William Shippen 2 up 1 to play to reach the final
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Genevieve Hecker
E. A. Manice
Metropolitan Golf Association
Essex Country Club
Manice
Mies Hecker
Helene Hernandez
Orange
William Shippen
Morristown
Bryn Mawr Polo Schedule Opens June 20 with Harrison Cup
Secretary Herbert of the Polo Association released Bryn Mawr series dates from June 20 to June 28. The Harrison Cup begins June 20 for four player teams with a 16 goal handicap limit, hosted at Bryn Mawr Polo Club, with club ownership of the trophy after three wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Polo Association
Bryn Mawr
Charles ©. Harrison
Charles Wheeler
Basement sale of furniture and real estate in Philadelphia
Auctioneers Jamuel T Freeman and Co announce a basement sale on June 16 at 10 am featuring storage house furniture including walnut and cherry set pieces, pianos, wardrobes, and 15 refrigerators. Additional real estate and estate sale notices list properties in Philadelphia and Montgomery County with upcoming public auction details.
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Walnut
D. R
Schumacher
Freeman
12Th
Walnut Streets
Girard Ave
4Th ST
Sansom ST
Chestnut ST
Arch ST
Nicetown Lane
Hancock
American ST
Randolph ST
Somerset and Thompson
S. KB
Belmont Ave
Germantown Ave
Alder ST
Cantrell ST
Cambria ST
Rutledge
Chestnut Hill
G'm'town
34Th ST
Newtown Square
del. Co
Court OF Common Pleas
Philadelphia
Baird Brothers
Equitable Trust Company
William Baird
James Baird
Benjamin F. Baird
Uitable Trust Company
Chestnut Street
W. Cor
the Freeman
S. W. Cor
Twelfth
County of Montgomery
Ferdinand G. Loebetux
Louis Loebetux
Cai
Fifth Street
United Companies New Jersey
Flist National Bank
Norristown
Booklovers’ Library
West Phila. Tithe & Trust Co
Commonwealth
Fighth National Bank
John B. Stetson Co
Germantown
Sth
Excelsior Trust & Are Co
Cotton Oid & Fibre Co
Cotton Off & Fibre Co
Penna
Mine Hil & Schap
Spring Garden Insurance Co
Delaware City Donations’ Bank
Lehigh Waller R. Lea
Little Schuylkill
City Trust and Surety Co
Western National Bank
Black Warrior Copper Co
Atlantic City
Daglestown
Exaton St
N.c
p_ c
Brocking Borough
P. c
Carbon Dioxide and Magnesia Co
Homas B. Lovatt & Sons
Kooth RT
Gor Parayusk
Receiver's Sale In Bankruptcy Estate of Thomas and Hulshizer
Receiver’s sale in bankruptcy for the estate of Thomas and Hulshizer, docket 1,335, lists machinery engines lumber horses wagons and related assets. The sale takes place at the box factory corner of Beech and Vienna Streets on Thursday July 10 at 10 A.M with catalogues to be prepared by Joseph W Kenworthy Esq Receiver. Auctioneers ABNES Upland and others advertise real estate and stock listings with multiple properties and bonds up for auction and bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas & Hulshizer
Beech
Vienna Streets
Joseph W. Kenworthy
Robert J. Byron
Stephen Girard
John Dickey, Jr
Wm. R. Newgeon
Broad St
Abnes
Upland
South Fourth Street
Leander challenges winner of coast motor paced race
George Leander of Chicago issues a challenge to race the winner of the forthcoming motor paced event at Atlantic City Coliseum track. The contenders are William J. King and W. S. Fenn who dueled tightly Tuesday. Fenn seeks another chance with a new pacing outfit while King again trails the Canadian team Thompson and Beake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
George Leander
Chicago Flyer
Coliseum Track
William J. King
Fenn
King
Thompson
Beake
Yale Man Probing Clarkson Scandal Rumors At Harvard Series
A Yale alumnus recalls rumors that Harvard pitcher Clarkson may have faced ineligible list questions. Alleged past Massachusetts team play with prize purse split and possible ball tampering at a White Mountain resort are cited. Yale Association says it knows of no bid to collect evidence before the Yale Harvard championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Boston
Clarkson
Harvard
Massachusetts
White Mountain
Yale Base Ball Association
Clar
Pennsylvania Railroad Train Schedules and Connections Listed
The notice details Pennsylvanian lines and connections from Broad Street Station with multiple daily departures. It lists routes to Pittsburg, Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, St. Louis, and New York with dining car, buffet parlor, and Pullman services, plus through trains to Washington, Baltimore, Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle, and other seaside points. The schedule includes times, divisions, and connecting routes, with notes on Sundays and week-day variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
Sith and
Chestnut
Pittsburg Limited
Puleeeizels
Pullmen
Washington
Ainta R
G. Irotal Limited
Pullman
Neo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
M. Sally
Bittebars
Chicago
Cincinnaille
St. Louis
Tottsburg
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Toledo
Cosnetmaat, Jr
Cincinnati
Pittsb
Shenandoah Valley
Haven Rose
Elmira
Renovo Express
Williamsport Express
Erte Express
Cumberland Valley R. R
Rufpfal ® O
Vine Seperten Junction
Vie Canandata
Schuylkill
Phoenixville
Pottstown
Reading
Potteville
Hazleton
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
New York
Sea_ Girt
Kears Park
Ean Grove
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Easton
Lambertville
Selon
Buffalo
Oak Aid
South
Baltimore
Atlantic Coast Line
Railway
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Florida and Metrolitan Limited
Express
Norfolk and Western Railway
Memphis
New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Atlantic City
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National League
Pittsboro
W. L
C. Ww
Philada
Chicago Athletics
Boston St. Louis
Athletics St. Louis
American League
St. Loui
Aes
R.H. O. Af
Kruger
Dahlen
Brash'r
Oll Irwin
Hart'n
M.o'nell
Flood
J.o'nell
Kitson
Louis
M. O'Neil
McCreery
P. Donovan
Hartman
J. O'Neil
Keeler
Irwin
W. Donovan
O'Neil
Donovan
O'Day
Gotham
Jone
Bowerman
Smith
Bean
Hendricks
Doyle
Pertz
Corcoran
Helen
Magoon
Peltz
Mathewson
Peitz
Hahn
Sparks
Br Sparks
Empires
Powers
E. Hor
Brodie
H. Ae Peitz
O'wford
O|smith
Lander
Reoran
St'nfeld
A'dricks
Rf Bergen
C Hahn
Weson
Congarton
Philadel
Browns
Brooklyns
Washington Park
R. H.C. R. H Burkett
Ryan
Hemp's
Wolve
Heidr'k
Delah's
Ander
Friel
OlCough
McCork
Carey
Padden
OjLee
Maloney
Clarke
Dovahue
Hemphill
Lee
Coughlin
McCormick
Anderson
Ky Donahue
Connolly
R. H
A.E. Barrett
Kelly
Holmes
Selbach
Harley
O Will’s
Elber‘d.sg
McGann
Casey
Seymour
Gleason
Robinsone
Dillon
Bresna
Gilbert
Feee
Ae Ae
Seeer
Williams
Barrett
Oyler
Shtvide
Elberfeld
Pratt
Dineen
Prentice
Cebetamenctnasvins
Sheepshead
Saunders
Oeayn
Henteee
Ilitera Saunders
Merrifield Recor
Arnes
Pace
Great Wales
Cannon
PENN
Red
Blue
N. J
New Gpissne
Atlante
Heck
Ghattaneons
North Carolina League
Newbern
Durham
American Association
Ediangpelie
Indianapolis
Ile
Columbes
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Cte
FASIG
Tipton Sale
James B. Haggins
D. A. Ik. Gm
Baltimore Racing
Frankford Smothered
R. Iltiern
B. Lane
W. F. Keenan, Jr
Evans
G. H. Frankford
E. Keenan
E. Hopkinson
G. H. Semper
R. Sheridan
C. . Dixon
Graham
Keenan B. Graham
F. Ballad
Pierpont B. Keenan
A. Newbold
Hanley
C. Extras
Total
W. Toner
F. K. Simons
Gale’s Ferry
Higginson
Huson
Blake
Mrs. Manice
Miss Hecker
C. C. Harrison
Devon 2D
Bryn Mawr 2D
A. J. Antelo Dever
Wheeler
H. Harrison
Horace B. Hare
R.E. Strawbridge
Arthur Spencer
A. Brown
Totel
Rockaway
Carleton Zeilin
D. FF. Savage
M.G. Rosengarter,Jr
R. la Montagne, Jr
J. Frank McFadden
E BP
CoMet
W. Hinckle Smith
F. S. Conover
D. F. Savage
Carleton Zetlin
M. G. Rosengarten, Jr
P. F. Collier
Sean McFadden
Conover
Hinckle Smith
R. Snowden
A. H. Wheeler
Geo.w. Kendrick
H. W. Harrison
Strawbridge
Wetad
Jamuel T. Freeman & Co
G. W. Cor
12Th and
Ogontz
Old York Road
North Penn R. R
Elkins
Cheltenham Township
Montgomery County
Pike St
Park Ay
Butler St
McFerran St
Park Ave
Jacob A. Strassburger
Greenwald & Mayer
Attys
R. Place
Richi & Boyer
Auctio
13Th St. Friene
Delaware Ave
Swanson
Walnut & Thirty-Seventh
N. E. Cor
Ransom Chestnut
48Th St
Phita
Montgomery Cow Penna
High Rollis Corner
Laurel Hill Cemetery Road
Penceyd Works
Roberts Estate
Monument Road
City Line Bridge
Palephone
Greenwich
Third & Susquehanna Ack
Preston
A. Freeman's Sons
the Exchange
J Jacobs & CO
Ek Lippincott
Market Street
EL Aremects
Seventh Street
Ayes & Barvey
Walnut Street
Reading Terminal
Phila
Subway
Trenton
Bethlehem
Easton & Scranton
Buffalo & Mag.Fis
Easton & Buffalo
Black Diam
Bost
Ni Falla
Bethlehem,Easton
Meb. K
Bethlehem & Allentown
Buffalo & Niag
Schuylkill Valley
Har’ Burg
Potts le
Gettyah
Perkiomen Valley
Potts'le
Williamsport
Barto al
Barto
sxPotts
Perklowen
aPottstown
Pottsville
Harrisburg Express
xPottstown
xPotts
Harburg & W
Byers & Downton
xPerkiomen Valley
xPottsville
Perk
Val
Barte Harris
Stevle & Shamokin
Harrisburg
Lantic City
R. R
Taut St
South St
Ratlantic City
Atlantic City Zayeem
Ocean City
Apd
Sea Isle
Atantic City Express
Atlantic City Express
Diene City Express
Sea Ile
Otle City Express
Ilnotie cClay Ty Express
Om Wits Ok
Sea Isle Express
Alleatts
Ee Wat
Atlantic Press
City
O. Curae
At. Ci
Isle
Besasye
Mance
South Ee
Market St
Oster
W. A. Ei Edson J. Weeks
General
Tendent
Atlantic
Leander
Alfred M. Herrness & CO
Ninth and Sansom Streets
M.S THOMAS @ SONS
Eera
Franck & Son, Auctioneers
North
Delaware River Bridge
Point Street Wharf
New York Express
Seaside Park
Island Heights
Somers’ Point Express
Union Transfer Company
Hotels
Kgeldeoees
RHO Inson
J. R. Wood
OS Aes
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