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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1902

Page

10

Jennings to Join Phillies Today

Hugh Jennings, the key captain and first baseman, is scheduled to join the Phillies to strengthen first base and back of the plate. The team has shown improvement since the Cincinnati series and the arrival of Jennings is expected to boost the Colts' chances as they face Chicago and Brooklyn this week.

Hugh Jennings Phillies Shettline Shotts Jennings Douglass William Hugh Cincinnati Colts Chicago Shottsline White Fraser Duggleby Iberg Brooklyn Boston Athletics Bonner Connie Mack Mack Rube Madden St. Louis Quakers

Mullin Shines as Detroit Beats Washington in Tight Tilt

Mullin pitched splendidly for Detroit as Washington mistakes and timely hitting shaped a 6 to 3 win. Coughlin and Carey drove runs with key hits, while Keister and Coughlin contributed late offense amid a rough ninth inning. A separate St Louis vs Baltimore game saw strong defense limit scoring and Harper muffed chances, keeping the score low. In New York Cincinnati fell to Hoboken 6 to 1 as Hoboken dominated with solid hitting and defense. Canton hosted Boston for a crowd of 6000. Boston edged Cleveland, aided by an extraordinary two-base fly and steady pitching through the game.

Chicago Athletics White Stockings St. Louis Boston Detroit Senators Cleveland Baltimore Washington National League L. E Pittsburg Philada Brooklyn New York St. Louie Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburg Mullin Harley Coughlin Carey Will'ms McGann Seymour Robinson Paddeo Sugden Ogilbert Harper Ol Howell Kelleyer Mace Yeas Padden Per Iemeuil Burkett Ae Robinson Canton Ohio

Good Wing Shooting Sweepstakes at Keystone Shooting League

A fifty bird sweepstakes at Holmesburg Junction featured seven entrants. I W Budd and G R Bauer tied for first with 48 kills, A A Walker took second with 46. Parker challenged late but could not overcome a tough finish amid strong winds and hot weather.

Keystone Shooting League Holmesburg Junction I. W. Budd G. R. Bauer A. A. Walker Budd Bauer Parker

Cycling records broken at Vailsburg track in Newark

At the Vailsburg cycle track Kramer and Hurley set world marks in a day of record runs. Kramer won the half mile in 55 2-5 seconds to break the record and also took the ten mile open in 22.10, while Hurley set a one mile handicap mark despite being penalized. Eddie Bald appeared and placed in an intermediate prize.

Newark WN. J Jone Vailsburg Kramer Hurley P. O'Conner Minneapolis Iver Lawson Jose Orlando Eddie Bald M. L. Hurley New York U. C Teddy Burlington Fred Ernest Rochester W. A. Bardgett Buffalo F. L. Kramer East Orange Floyd Krebs Flol Reese Rastoerange G. H. Collett New Haven J. P. Jacobson J. Eanes Michael Coffey W. Stabbie Brooklyn

Belmont Week Set For Road and Track Racing

Johnny Grady will ride two of Bob Steel's horses at Belmont this week including Intrude and Adele Epaulet. Willie E. is also entered at Belmont with Johnny Grady aboard. The Road Drivers Association racing committee meets at the Bingham House to report on Belmont last week. Gentlemen's Driving Club directors meet at the Turf Club tomorrow night. Dr. James A. Marshall will officiate with Joshua Evans and others as judges and timers. Johnny Gill corrects a previous placement to third in the final heat. Belmont week promises strong entries from top trotters and pacers. The Quaker City Driving Club plans its next meet at East Suffolk track on June 26 with gate money collected.

Johnny Grady Bob Steel Belmont Intrude Br. m Dar Anorine Adele Epaulet Gr. m Epaulet Dam Melody Willie E Brown Wilkes Bingham House Gentlemen's Driving Club Turf Club F. B. Trout Harry T Tony Klock James A. Marshall Joshua Evans Chris Elwanger John Strickland John W Road Drivers’ Association Bélmont Bingham Honee

Aristocrat of Industry Professor Agassiz Faces Money Kings

The article profiles Professor Alexander Agassiz of Cambridge Massachusetts as a peerless copper magnate who ignores moneyed pressure. He controls Calumet and Hecla mines near Lake Superior with vast, rising ingot output and deep shafts. Despite contact from the rich and powerful, he keeps prices low for profit, while pursuing scientific work and leadership roles including trustee of the Carnegie institution and president of the National Academy of Sciences.

Alexander Agassiz Cambridge Mass Monaco Massachusetts Calumet Hecla Lake Superior Professor Agassiz National Academy of Sciences Carnegie Institution Senate House Louis’ Aguasiz Utter Heela Pelea Crest Warvard Gulf Ocean South Pacific

Bride Joins Family in the Old Home Circle

The ceremony unites Mrs Clarence H Deane, formerly Miss Nettie French, to Mrs Charlies Freeman in the home of the Wilkins family. The bride wore silk stockings once owned by Mary E Wilkins prior to her marriage to Charlies Freeman, with gifts from Abby Turner to Mary E Wales noted in the tale.

Clarence H. Deane Nettie French Charlies Freeman Mary EK. Wilkins Miss Wilkins Abby Turner Mary E. Wales Miss Wales

Penn Favored for Boat Race at Poughkeepsie

The article weighs Penn and Wisconsin as top contenders in the Poughkeepsie varsity race with Columbia Cornell and Georgetown also favored. It notes Penn’s No 1 position on the slowest course, Hanlan and Courtney steering rival crews, and the strong Penn eight including Henley veterans. The program includes freshman and varsity events, with Syracuse and Cornell looming as challengers and crowd logistics planned by local officials and rail lines.

Cornell Ithaca Wisconsin Syracuse Columbia Ned Hanlan Harlem Hudson Morningside Heights Georgetown Hanlan Trojans Charles E. Courtney Union Springs University of Pennsylvania Quaker City West Shore Pennsylvania Storm King Bridge Courtney Filis Ward Carnelian Ward Philadelphia University Henley Penns E. R. Sweetsland C. E. Lambert Poughkeepsie-Highland Amateur Rowing Association Fred RK. Fortmeyer National Association of Amateur Oarsmen of America Harvard

Oarsmen in Training Prepares for Navy Regatta

Local beat clubs focus on junior crews for the navy regatta on June 25. Clubs plan to enter their best rowing material across events, with a crew expected to win easily.

Navy Regatta

Kizil Kourgan Wins Grand Prix de Paris in Photo Finish

In Paris the Grand Prix de Paris of 200,000 francs over about 1 mile 7 furlongs ended in a dead heat for second with Retz and Maximum. Kizil Kourgan, owned by M E F De St Alary, prevailed by a short head. Arizona was fourth, Sceptre sixth. odds: Kizil Kourgan 12 to 1.

Paris Dt &J. Alary Kizil Kourgan Camille Blanc Retz Baron Leonino Maximum M. EK. de St. Alary Arizona Steiner Sceptre Randall Longschamp Reiff Henry Lognes Lisette J. Reiff Jabot Rigby Nivernais Milton Henry Exema Lamoree la Lorelei Makattan Stern Lane Kizil-Kourgan Pratt Thorpe Olivarez Watkins Kakimono Maher Rob Roy McIntyre Astronomer H Henry Lognes Keifre Rigby Kisil-Kourgan Mef de St. Alary Loubet

Racing Entries From Tracks Feature Strong Field

An outstanding list of horses is entered across multiple races at several tracks led by Firurities at Sheepshead Bay and Latonia with top contenders such as Swiftmas King Hanover Astartia and The Dancer among others. Additional races at St Louis Harlem and other venues include Sister Kate II Archie True Blue and Jesse F Warner with numerous entries and weights listed.

Shefpshead Bay Futurity Course Bensonburet Ord Alsono Our Nugt Abel Glennevis Mayor Graham Rockord Uranium Blue Ribbon Cruachen Brora Byronerdale Paramount Swiftmas Dancer Sterling Fox Lord Badge Jon Foxy Curley Knight Templar Frank Keane Myrhea Telescope Lady Iona Vitellius Henry Clay Jack de Mund ReasterCarthy Trump Brunswick Shandonffeld Latonia Sister Kate II Frances Hess Kohlenwreath Lotter Angea Lizie A Kimberly Royal Penny Rice Atmore Slips Weird Horseshoe Tobacco Nath Woodcock Tha Sailor's Dream Owen Moore Bisho Fields Astrum Santon Wood Sm Farnum Model Monarch Geka”ace Archie Rossfame St. Hera la Or Suaveetty Rosie Beatley B Masterful Kinsdale Friesland Williams Flora Hooper A Hawthorne Leota Love Wisely Farondale Edna Fits Allen Dinksle Sore Ed Adack Fara Chorusky Dolly Wagner Femp

Building activity rises in May 1902 across 12 major cities

Real estate data show May 1902 permits totaling 8453 in 23 cities, up 10 percent from May 1901 with New York leading in both volume and growth. Chicago follows. Pittsburgh drops into losses. San Francisco and Los Angeles show strong results amid steel shortages delaying several large projects.

United States Indianapolis New York Chicago Pittsburg Pacific Coast San Francisco Los Angeles

Belmont Harness Meet Preparations Draw Large Local Attendance

Belmont track sees a big turnout as warm humid conditions persist. Local reins men clock miles with Mechlin notching 2.17 and Red Bird 2.18, while Helen posts 2.27 in wagon. Upcoming three day purse meet offers 400 dollar purses daily with action Wednesday and Thursday featuring a 1000 dollar match race and multiple heats. Debate on amateur racing regulation grows among local drivers ahead of meetings at the Turf Club and Road Drivers Association.

Belmont Mechlin George Worthington Chester Thomas Grady Red Bird Red Wilkes E. Smith Helen Mnttlemare H. H. Weinberg Marion Maid Frank McGrady Miss Sue Kaufman Duke Conkling Stete Clark Quaker Harry Benners D. P. & Nichols Linnetta Lagarda Woodward St. Andre Monocle

Unclear American Association Meeting Notes Fragment

Incomplete report from Weehawken Newark Montreal and Speethos Tranee events lists scattered scores and places. The fragment mentions Worcester Jersey Ny Newark Providence Montreal and Deapolis with scattered numbers. No clear outcome or full context.

Weehawken N. J Worcester Jersey Ony Newark Providence Montreal Buffalo

Jealous Husband Shoots Wife Then Ends Life

Lemuel Hickman a Springfield restaurateur shot his wife three times in Washington Park and then shot himself in the stomach. Mrs Hickman died after being taken to a hospital with injuries caused by what authorities called a jealous rage.

Springfield Lemuel Hickman Washington Park Hickman

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