Whitewash Repeats as Athletics Blank Milwaukee Again
The Athletics shut out Milwaukee with Fra ser’s pitching and Lajoie’s fielding leading the victory. Chicago beat the Orioles, Boston defeated Detroit, and a rain delay postponed Washington vs Cleveland. In the National League New York beat Chicago and Boston moved Pittsburg to second place as rest of standings and schedules show.
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Fraser
Lajoie
Chicago
Orioles
Boston
Detroits
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburg
Phillies
Cincinnati
Phil
Phila
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
W. LL
Baltimore
Detroit
Athletic
Washington
Athletics Whitewash Brewers Behind Fraser Strong Defense
The Athletics completed a decisive win over Milwaukee and shut out a Brewers attack. Fraser pitched well in his return, with Lajoie and Davis delivering key hits. Milwaukee managed only five hits as their defense faltered and the Athletics offense produced multiple runs throughout the game.
Brewers suffer misplays as game slips away in rough inning
Between innings Milwaukee pitchers retreated to a lime wash while Hawley faltered. Cantililon rejects movers nonsense as Frazer displays new curves. Lajoie snuffs Milwaukee’s lone chance with Burke. Davis would have earned 25 if two feet closer. Gilbert balks at third then fumbles a wild pitch. Powers tags him out.
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Milwaukee
R.H . Geter
Hallmanif
Marden
Gilbert
Cross
Conrey
Lajoie
Andrs
Fultz
Waldron
Davis
Ol Duffy
Powers
Burke
Tolan
Connor
Fraser
Hawley
Athletics
Ss Bnits
Sac
Golier
Anderson
Hayden
Hallman
Velcren
le ‘Ole
Conroy
Gilber
Nroy
Eer
bell—Dultz
Cantillion
Ign
Baltimore Falls To Chicago In Third Game Of Series
In Baltimore on June 14 the crippled American League club lost to Chicago in the third game of the series. A standout was Jackson with a brilliant catch. McGinnity was removed for Sheridan in a controversial move. Jennings expected to report Monday. attendance 902. Final score details show Chicago ahead and Baltimore struggling with errors and baserunning miscues.
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Baltimore
H Cuges
Jackson
McGinnity
Sheridan
Jennings
Boston Batting Rally Tops Detroit in Combative Game
Boston excelled in a batting contest as Detroit knocked Kellum from the box and Boston sent Cronin to the bench. Yeager homered for the longest shot on Huntington avenue. attendance was 331. Final: Boston 16 Detroit 9 with a flurry of hits and miscues in a high scoring affair.
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Boston
Detroit
Kellum
Cronin
Yeager
Huntington Avenue
Baseball Box Score Fragment From Unclear Game
The fragment lists out by Kellum, Cronin with 1 run by Cronin, a struck ball by Barrete against Young, a passed ball by Buelow, and Kellum as Wild pitch. Time noted as 2 hours with umpire Mannasaau.
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Kellum
Balils
Cronin
Barrete
Young
National League Champs Bat Brooklyn Out of First Place
St Louis and Brooklyn clashed as St Louis piled up ten runs off Donovan and Kennedy of Brooklyn. Attendance 3,500. Key players included Burkett Kitson Keeler Ryan Sheckard O Donovan Daly Padden Gatins Wallace Kroger Nichola McGuire Sudhoff. Brooklyn managed two runs, with notable pitching by Sudhoff.
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ST. Louis
Donovan
Kennedy
Brooklyn
Keee E
R.H.O.A
Burkett
Kitson
H'drick
Keeler
Ryan
Sheckard
Donvan
Daly
Adden
Farrell
Wallace
Cre'ry
Kroger
Gatins
Nichola
M’guire
Sudhhoff
Donovway
Davis
McCreery
Kruger Keeler
Padden
Sudboff
Reeds
Balk
Emelle
New York Triumphs Over Chicago In Tight Tilt
Taylor’s sharp pitching and solid defense power New York to a 8 4 victory over Chicago in a closely contested game. A triple play by Raymer to Kahoe to Childs to Dexter to Kahoe featured among the defensive highlights as 1,200 attenders watched. Hartzell and Selbach produced multiple hits for New York while Chicago’s infield also contributed on several plays.
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New York
A.B. Hartzel
Vanha
Green
Selbach
Dexter
Bowe
Chance
Hick
Childs
Ganzel
Raymer
Strang
McCo
Warner
Kahoe
Nelson
Menefee
Taylor
Peer Re
Chicago
McCormick
Powers of baseball leagues from the press visit Chicago
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports N E Young president and secretary of the National and American Associations arrived in St Louis and comments on rising attendance. Nash nearly officiated in Chicago. Freedman objected. Sheckard accused of spitting in Cunningham and fined $5 with removal from the game. report awaiting.
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ST. Louis
N. E. Young
National League
Lindell Hote
Mr. Young
Boston
Chicago
New York
Nash
New Yorks
Colgan
Freedman
Sheckard
Cunningham
Cincinnati
Washington
Brown Defeats Columbia In Class Day Baseball Game
Providence June 14 Brown defeated Columbia to play on the local grounds in a well played game Washburn was invincible allowing visitors two hits and striking out six It was the class day game for Brown with a large crowd present Score Brown 6 Columbia 0 Hits Brown 8 Columbia 2 Errors Brown 8 Columbia 4 Batteries Washburn and Whittemore Gearin and Goodman
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Boston
Willis
A.B. R.H. QO
A.E. Clarke
Crosius
Ritchey
O Tenney
Leach
Demont
Brans'd
Long
Wagner
Hamil'n
Poole
O Moran
Ely
Lowe
Zimmer
Ol Grosart
Leever
UD Cage
Pagans
Moran
Crolvus
Bransfield
Balle
Dwyer
Providence
Brown
Columbia
Washburn
Tee Columba
Whittemore
Gearin
Goodman
Michigan Defeats Cornell In Season Finale
ANN ARBOR Mich June 14 Michigan won today's game with a perfect fusillade of long smashes Utley's pitching and Flesher's home run were the features The score Michigan 14 Cornell 2 Hits Michigan 14 Cornell 3 Errors Michigan 7 Cornell 0 Batteries Utley and Blencoe Lyon and Whiney
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Mich
Michigan
Utley
Flesher
Cornell
Blencoe
Lyon
Whiney
Cleveland May Change Hands
Cleveland, Ohio June 14. If remaining American League clubs consent to the transfer, J. J. Kilfoyle will transfer control to a new management led by J. J. Buckley. Kilfoyle and Buckley have agreed. McAleer would continue as manager to broaden ownership interest.
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Ohio
J. J. Kilfoyle
J. J. Buckley
Messrs. Kilfoyle
Buckley
McAleer
Wet Grounds Postpone Cleveland Washington Game
Washington June 14 The Cleveland Washington game was postponed due to wet grounds.
No Game at Cincinnati Postponed by Wet Grounds
The Cincinnati Philadelphia game was postponed due to wet grounds. June 14 report notes the delay in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Eastern League Games Report from Providence and Nearby Arenas
Results from Providence Providence with Buffalo 7, Hartford and Rochester tied in thirteen innings 0 0 Worcester Worcester 5 Toronto 10 Syracuse 5 Montreal 2. Tigers Rochester and Montreal appear in a multi city slate with listed scores.
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Providence
Buffalo
Hartford
Rochester
Worcester
Worchester
Toronto
Syracuse
Montreal
Northern Star Wins at Gravesend in a Big Payout
At Gravesend on June 14 Brooklyn Jockey Club spring meeting concludes with a strong betting day. Northern Star, ridden by Monroe in his first start, advances to the front and wins the fifth race by a length over The Dancer after being backed from 20 to 1 to 8 to 1, triggering hundreds of dollars in betting.
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New York
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Northern Star
Monroe
the Dancer
Military
O'Connor
His Royal Highness
Shaw
Caccane
Smith
Malden
Dr. Biddle
Blue Victor
Argonauta
Snark
Hanzie
Skyscraper
Countie
The
Puritan
Cochran
Collegian
Slack
Alfonso
Spencer
Biff
Ikey Diddy
Rossignol
McGinn
Destitute
Mounee
Ies? Mug
Ivory Bells
Aschen
Silver Chimes
Miss Appleby
Rochester
Wonderly
Hammock
Mounce
Byrne
Roscre
Miss Hastings
Sterling Fox
Fasy Street
Miss Weller
Father Don
Sellings
Andronicus
Margraviate
Scurry
Michaels
Nones
Blueaway
Dogtown
Malster
Atlantic City Horse Entries
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports preparations for the Atlantic City Horse Show set for July 9 to 12 with strong Philadelphia participation. Entries are already arriving and exhibitors anticipate a successful event with prominent Philadelphians awarding prizes including Hubbn Drexel Childs Fitzsimons Dreka Barksdale Prettyman Brad ley Lit Bros Oliver & Son Norris & Co Weisbrod Hess Browning & Baines Humphrey & Martin.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Philadelphians
Samuel P. Hubbn
George W. Childs Drexel
John A. Fitzsimons
Louis Dreka
F. N. Barksdale
C. B. Prettyman
Lavery Bradley
Lit
Rancho del Paso Yearlings Sell High At Sheepshead Bay Auction
New York June 14 The Rancho del Paso yearlings owned by J B Haggin sold at Sheepshead Bay with strong demand. Prices over 1000 included numerous bay foals and fillies from Star Ruby Watercress Sir Modred St Gallen and others. Forty three head totaled 47350 dollars averaging 1100 per head.
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New York
Rancho del Paso
J. B. Haggin
Sheepshead Bay
Ruby
T. Welsh
Watercress
Alfraeta
Sydney Paget
Spinwell
Annie Lewis
P. Stanton
Watercress-Arnette
Sir Modred-Baby
Sir Modred
Frank Taylor
Goldfinch-Bavaria
P. Wimmers
Star Ruby-Bedette
Golden Garter-Boule de Neige
Tyrant-Brier Rose
W. J. Arkell
Fitzjames-Brillon
J. P. Chinn
St. Gallen- Chimera
Star
Ward presses NY Base Ball Club contract suit
Attorney John M. Ward, once captain of the New York Base Ball Club, won the right to pursue trial of the National Exhibition Company’s suit against Samuel Crane for breach of contract. Ward sought costs after urging discontinuance. Crane’s stipulation ended the action, but the trial court and Court of Appeals affirmed Ward’s right to proceed for costs.
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Philadelphia
Albany
N. Y
John M. Ward
New York
National Exhibition Company
Samuel Crane
Delancey Nicoll
Ward
Crane
Court of Appeals
Dover Golf Club advances new links at Fairview Park
Special report from Dover Del June 14 notes C D Sypherd and H J Beers on the Dover Golf Club executive committee visiting Philadelphia to buy material for laying out golf links on Delaware State Fair Association grounds at Fairview Park. Ground clearing and tracks harrowed by Hancock Dover. initial game expected next week. Chancellor John Nicholson serves as resident member and James Saulsbury as secretary.
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Philadelphia Times
Dover
Del
C. D. Sypherd
H. J. Beers
Dover Golf Club
Philadelphia
Delaware State Fair Association
Fairview Park
Hancock
John Nicholson
James Saulsbury
Pan American Games Buffalo Second Day Results
Ideal weather marked the second day of the Pan American Games at the Stadium track. Junior championships for non national champions produced heats in the 100-yard dash with strong turnout from Knickerbocker, New York and Passtime Athletic Clubs. Referee W H Liginger of Milwaukee presided as results showed a series of placements for University of Pennsylvania, Buffalo, and Detroit runners.
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Stadium
Exposition
Berkeley Oval
Knickerbocker
New York
W. H. Liginger
Milwaukee
Western Association Results Summary
Western Association results show games across multiple cities. Columbus beat Marion 6 to 1 while Indianapolis defeated Wheel 7 to 2. Louisville defeated Fort Wayne 8 to 7, and Dayton edged Toledo 12 to 4.
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Western Association
Columbus
Marion
Indianapolis
Wheel
Louieville
Louisville
Fort Wayne
State College Electa Captain For 1002 Baseball Team
State College Pa June 14 Before departing for home the Varsity baseball team elected Edward Frank Shelby captain for 1002 Shelby an 08 man played right field this season A Uniontown boy he trained at Uniontown High School then played one year with the University of West Virginia nine He is an all around baseball man and under his captaincy the team for next season should be the equal of any ever put on the diamond by State This year's squad played fifteen games won eleven lost three and tied with Mit St Marys
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State College
Philadelphia Times
Edward Frank Shelby
Shelby
Uniontown
Uniontown High School
University of West Virginia
Mit
St. Marys
American Jockey in Front at Sandown Park Race
London June 14 Warden's Sweet Dixie ridden by L Relff led to win the Wadsam Plate at Sandown Park first crammer meeting today. The Bishop took Sandringham foul stakes with Volpone Jenkisap second and Hastoe third. Seven horses ran.
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London
Track Meet Results Highlight Detroit A. C. Dominance
Detroit A. C. leads with 15 points after seven events as Pastime A. C. and Orilla Canoe Club follow. Notable wins include Howard H. Hayes in the 440 yard run and R. W. Edgren in the 16 pound hammer. Other top placements feature J. Westney and F. R. Moulton setting or tying junior records.
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R. Knox
Oriila C. C
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R. Frigren
Knickchesber Aa
Howard H. Hayes
Detroit A. C
Dp. J. Brennan
Pastime
P. A
Knickerbocker A. E
Canoe Club
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Kirksville
J. Blackburn
A. C
Pettitt
Eee
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Pastime A. C
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Central Y. M. (.A
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J. S. Westney
Yiveresey
Ivania
W. Marshall
J. Monahan
J. J. Nutter
J. Eytinge
McQueeney
St. Ann A. C
Hyde Park
Mass
Lee C. Demin
J. Feld
G. H. Davis
Central Y. M. ©. A
Monahan
C. J. Dieges
F. R. Moulton
N. Y
J. Westney
University of Pennsylvania
Hills
Detroit
A.C
Cup Defender Is Overhauled
The hull of the cup defender mounted on the Herreshoff marine railway at Bristol loomed high as low tide revealed its great draft. Crews slung stagings to scrub and polish the underbody while finishing touches near the water line are applied before launch. James H. Billman of Boston brought seven seasoned men to re rig the Constitution when the mainmast is repaired.
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Philadelphia Times
Bristol
R. L
Herreshoff
James H. Billman
Boston
Jennings Case Broods Trouble
Rumors swirl around Hugh Jennings and his expected place with the Philadelphia Athletics as Ban Johnson and club owners weigh a split in the American League. Baltimore manager McGraw threatens action if Jennings fails to report, while letters from Jim Lajoie Fraser and Chick Cross press Jennings to join Mack in Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ban Johnson
Jennings
Athletics
Mack
Baltimore
McGraw
Orioles
Monumental
Johnson
Detroit
Lajoie
Fraser
Cross
Hanton
The
Varsity Crews Start Hard Practice At Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie New York on June 14 the three Pennsylvania crews trained while Columbia rested. due to Lea’s absence Richards moved to Lea’s seat and Heilmann subbed at bow. freshmen rowed to the finish one and a half miles below base then returned to the two mile mark. Ward coached the Varsity eight surging against an ebb tide finishing the four mile run in just over twenty one minutes.
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N. Y
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Lea
Richards
Bow
Shell
Heilmann
Ward
Ben Franklin
Varsity
US Golf Association Championship Opens at Myopia Hunt Club
The annual USGA open championship begins at Myopia Hunt Club in Hamilton Mass with top pros and amateurs competing. Early scores include Auchterlonie 81 and Lockwood 82 tying for second as conditions remain favorable and play proceeds in 5-minute pair intervals from 9:20 a.m.
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Mass
United States Golf Association
Myopia Hunt Club
Bozen
Willie Chisholm
Marine and Field Club
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alexander Patrick
John Donce
Ra Tucker
Ardsley
Kantenet Auchterlonie
Glenview
Chicago
Wiliie Anderson
Pittsfield
James Forbes
Bernard Nichols
Boston
A. G. Lockwood
Aston
Lockwood
New Submarine Boat For Polar Search From Germany
A unique submarine designed to explore the North Pole is being built at Wilhelmshaven Germany. Inventor Herr Anschuetz Kaempfe describes a 70 by 20 foot ellipsoid craft capable of 160 feet depth and 15 hours underwater for five crew. Powered by a petroleum motor with vertical screws, it will tow to the Spitzbergen ice edge and attempt to open passages under ice using planned blasting if needed.
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National Geographic Magazine
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
North Pole
Herr Anschuetz-Kaempfe
Munich
Vienna Geographical Society
Spitzbergen
M Graw Seeks Jennings In Baltimore Trade
Baltimore officials and manager McGraw clash over Hugh Jennings joining the Orioles next week. Jennings aims for about 3000 for the rest of the season and favors Baltimore, while Ban Johnson and Philadelphia claim prior rights. talks intensify as Orioles push for star power amid team trouble.
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Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
McGraw
Hugh Jennings
Oriole
Jennings
Ban Johnson
Philadelphia
Penns Crews Run Six Mile Practice in Warm Weather
Poughkeepsie June 14 The air was warm and muggy affecting rowing conditions. The Penn Quaker crews trained with six miles on the river, paddling half the distance and adding a quicker stroke on the return. Freshmen showed vim while the Varsity eight kept an even keel and solid tempo. Ward may consider changes at four or five. Ellis Ward’s methods are under comparison. Lee joined at No 7, new to the shell. practice limited to four miles for the Quakers. Unclear details on the ambulance launch and Connion crew.
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Philadelphia Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Quakers
Ward
Oypemen
Ellis Ward
Lee
Ree
Connion
Sewanee
Windmill in Lawrence Faces Torn Down Unless Sold
The Dutch windmill near the University in Lawrence may be torn down by owner Colonel Learnard if not purchased before June 1. He asks 400 dollars for the windmill and the two acres it sits on. KU Club led by Professor Caruth plans to raise funds to save it, hoping to convert the lower part into club rooms and the rest into a public park. Built starting 1863, completed 1864 at a cost of 9700 dollars with Swedish builders. it stands near campus as a landmark.
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Kansas City Star
Lawrence
Colonel Learnard
Learnard
University
Kansas University Club
Carruth
Sweden
A Question of Grammar From the Times Demostrat
A reminiscence from a New Orleans Times-Democrat piece recounts a late night after press time with editors and reporters. Samuel J. Mencken is mentioned as the biggest man in the country while Henry Watterson is noted as a revered editor. A young journalist recalls writing a sensational story about a man losing a leg to a streetcar, prompting a confrontation with Watterson over its truth. The editor insists the tale is false, explaining the only way a leg is cut off is via a surgeon, delivering a hard lesson about accuracy and humility.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Cypgeter
Samuel J
Henry Watterson
Henry Watterson,,the Great Editor, Was Close Up. I Was Employed On Mr. Watterson
Mr. Watterson
Washington
Bath of the Orange From the Los Angeles Herald
Fresh from the tree an orange remains alive as oil cells expand and growth continues. Washed in a wheel-brush machine, the fruit passes through water and bristles before being dried in the sun on slanted rocks, with workers scrubbing by hand at smaller packing houses.
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Los Angeles Herald
Color Tells in Horses And Arabs Color Beliefs
Fall River Evening News discusses color theories in horses. It cites Arab ideas, noting chestnut as prized and roan debated for endurance, while bay, black, white, and piebald colors carry varying reputations and superstitions about breeding and performance.
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