Sloan Captures Four Races at Gravesend Brookdale Meet
At Gravesend on June 16 Tod Sloan dominated the program winning four of seven races. Dolando beat the favorite in the second race by two lengths over Tremargo, with Brisk third. Lehman took the Brookdale handicap in 1.55, Ted Sloan’s Petrel won, and Billal claimed the final race in a driving finish.
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Little Captain
Pittsburg
Phil
Dolondo
Zanone
Sloan
Gravesend
New York
Sloan Day
Bableca
Dogtown
Chang
Fixed Star
Dolando
Petrel
Loch Ness
Benares
Railbirds
Kite Foot
Mr. Baker
Halma
Brandywine
Arabian
Billal
Gotham
Bonaparte
Ee Oan
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Pettingill
Sersou
Bette
Penn Wn
O'Leary
Landerman
Thorpe
Babieca
Reiff
Wilhite
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Ironi
Ella Daly
Wapshire
Aulis
Scherer
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Nigger Baby
Il Hamilton
the Juggler
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Reiandiaeb Hiale Asbeikonse Sci Econd
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Waller
Martin
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Sess
Ore
Ob Thorpe
Artin
Bergen
Ben Jot
Rennesserree
Sims
Mink
Coe
Baer
Seaeuy
Sloane
He Hewitt
Reese
Phillies Back in Select Society With Narrow Victory
The Little Phillies challenged St. Louis at the ball park but prevailed 8 to 7 after a string of hits and errors. Cleveland kept its winning streak and led locals by two points, while Brooklyn and Baltimore won their games. Schedule shows St Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburg at Baltimore Cleveland at New York and more.
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Cleveland
Ball Park
Spiders
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Louisville
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Pon Yont
Chicago
Cincinati
Aamph Care
New York
Seaaed
St Louis beat Philadelphia as cross misplays fuel seven runs
In a packed park the St Louis nine capitalized on Philadelphia errors to win seven to three. Grady Hallman and Cross misplays sparked three St Louis runs, while Dowd and Harley contributed to Philadelphia’s three. Fifield started well for St Louis, with later fielding and pitching costly for Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Lally
Douglass
Cross
Boston
Fifield
Nash
St Louis slumps and bright spots in baseball notes
The recap notes St Louis struggles with timely hits and fielding miscues including Lally and Dowd misplays. Dowd and Nash shine at times while Fifield and Grady show mixed results. A farewell for Tip Bell marks the Beverly Veterans game with Grass Tip in the pitcher role.
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Dowd
Fifield
Cleveland
Bill
Cross
Douglass
Browne
St. Louis
Hartman
Lajoie
Geier
Carsey
Cooley
Gillen
Nash
Billy
Turner
Giddy
Harley
Lucid
Haliman
Hanging Garden
Grady
Browns
Wheeler
Beverly Veterans
Beverly
Bell
Indians Rally Beats Giants in New York Debut
In New York on June 16 the Cleveland players opened with a strong offensive surge against the Giants. The Indians, buoyed by two straight wins at Philadelphia, chased Rusie early and secured the lead as Big Brave Sockalexis started the scoring with a first inning homer driving in runs that set the tone for the game.
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Boston
Chicagos
Bostons
Nichols
New York
Indians
Giants
Philadelphia
Rusie
Sockalexis
Tiernan
Baltimore Defeats Pirates In Lopsided Game
In Baltimore on June 16 the champions beat the Pirates 10 to 8 in a one sided affair. Hastings relieved Killen after a wild first inning and pitched well after the fourth as Davis and Jennings starred. Attendance 2,464. Final line score: Baltimore 10 Pittsburg 8.
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Baltimore
Pirates
Hastings
Killen
Davis
Jennings
Reds rout Brooklyn in first game of series at Eastern Park
Cincinnati Reds defeated Brooklyn 15 to 6 at Eastern Park in a decisive first game. Corcoran hit a home run for Cincinnati while Breitenstein and Jones added key two base hits. Brooklyn pitchers struggled as Cincinnati piled up runs especially in the second inning.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnatis
Rooklyns
Eastern Park
Reds
Truss Establishment Found 1859 Promises Nationwide Care
Truss Seelays Truss Establishment, founded in 1859, reports over 100000 cases treated. Located at 25 South Eleventh Street, with no branch, according to CHEESTERMAN & STREETER. Lady Attendant listed as staff.
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Seelays Truss
South Eleventh
Cheesterman & Streeter
Senators Beat Louisville In Fast One Thirty Five Innings
Washington tops Louisville 4 to 2 in a fast game lasting about 90 minutes. Key hits by Brown Selbach and Farrell helped Washington while Clark and Werden sparkled for Louisville. Clarke named captain manager as Hemming and Rogers released. attendance about 2,000.
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Washington
Senators
Cunningham
Colonels
Louisville
Hemming
Jimmy Rogers
Clarke
Louisville Ball Club Changes in Management
President Pulliam released Manager-Captain Rodgers and Pitcher Hemming after ten days notice. Johnson played second base in the game. Fred Clark was appointed manager-captain by President Pulliam.
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Times
Washington
Rodgers
Hemming
Pulliam
Louisville
Johnson
Fred Clark
Lancaster and Newark split in Atlantic League doubleheader
Five league games were played yesterday with Lancaster and Newark sharing the doubleheader. The Athletics moved into fourth place after beating Hartford while Newark defeated Paterson and Richmond shut out. Scores: Lancaster 7 Norfolk 4. Lancaster 2 Norfolk 9. Athletics 7 Hartford 6. Newark 5 Paterson 2. Reading 2 Richmond 0. Standings updated.
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Lancaster
Newark
Athletics
Hartford
Paterson
Richmond
Norfolk
Reading
Athletics Edge Hartford In Ninth Inning Thriller
The Athletics defeated Hartford today in a tight nine inning contest after an errors prone game. Hartford jumped ahead with three runs in the third and led until the eighth when the Athletics tied it on three hits and three errors. In the ninth the visitors scored one more to win as Lytle struggled and Garvin and Vickery received poor support.
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Hartford
Athletics
Lytle
Garvin
Vickery
Reading Beats Richmond 2 To 0 In Pitching Duel
Reading defeated Richmond 2 to 0 as Amole pitched a shutout through six innings and Richmond could not muster a hit until late. Slater led Reading with solid defense and timely hits while Richmond struggled at the plate and in the field.
Patterson Beats Newark With Cogan Pitched Strong
Newark won 2 to 1 as Dick Cogan pitched well for Paterson. Boyle had costly errors in the field while Newark took the lead on two-base hits by O Hagan and three-base hits by Wagner Wright and Sheehan. bases on balls favored Paterson 5 to 2 with Cogan fanning once and a double play from J. Rothfuss to Dakey.
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Cogan
Paterson
Newark
Dick” Cogan
Boyle
O’ Hagan
Wagner
Wright
Sheehan
Touhey
Viau
Grove
J. Rothfuss
Dakey
Betts
Westlake
Rothfuss
P. Cogan
Aee
Senate
Newark Wee
Lancaster Splits Two with Norfolk in Doubleheader
Lancaster and Norfolk played two games with mixed results. Yeager pitched well for Lancaster in game one, while Newton struggled. In game two Callihan was hit hard, seven Norfolk hits coming in the seventh inning. Lancaster made seven errors across both games, with Leahy and McFarlan standout for Norfolk at the plate.
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Lancaster
Norfolk
Yeager
Newton
Callihan
Clausen
Maroons
Norfolks
Leahy
McFarlan
Seybold
Norfolk Triumphs On Superior Stick Work In Rout
Norfolk won despite early runs by Lancaster thanks to strong hitting and fielding. Leahy and Henry led with three-base hits, while Seybold, Weddige and Wente added key two-base hits. pitchers Yeager and Newton recorded multiple strikeouts in a high scoring two game set.
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Norfolk
RHO
Smith
Leahy
Lancaster
Seybold
Roth
Yeager
Dbuttermore
McFarlap
Henry
Leidy
Snyder
Ward
Wente
Newton
Wentz
Shaffer
Madison
Weildman
Sheffer
Callahan
Clausen
Weddige
McFarlan
Callihan
Corbett Plays First Base in Scranton Win Over Providence
Ex champion Jim Corbett appeared at first base for Scranton in a rain delayed game against Providence drawing over 4,000 fans. He sparred three rounds with McVey and contributed a lively infield performance as Scranton held Providence to two hits and no runs. Corbett earlier faced heavy hitters from the heavies and his club posted a shutout against Providence.
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Scranton
Jim Corbett
Providence
McVey
Corbett
Silver
Braun
Cooney
Brady
Cranton
Demorests Sweep Bloomsburg In Fast Victory
Bloomsburg was shut out by the Demorests in the swiftest game of the season. Ansell left with an injury and Jackson finished. Demorests claim their eighth straight win. Score 9 10 0 0 2 9 0 0 0 1 0 0. Earned runs Demorest 2. Fortney Hallman doubled. Hicker doubled twice. Time 1 30. Umpire Forred.
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Times
Williamsport
Demorests
Bloomsburg
Ansell
Jackson
Demorest
Fortney
Hallman
Hicker
Martin
Rice
Anderson
Mesick
Splein
Goodhart
Messerly
Forred
Upland Beats Normal School In Poor West Chester Game
In West Chester on June 16 the Upland team defeated Normal School 15 to 10 in a notably poor contest. Earned runs were 10 for Upland and 2 for Normal. Two-base hits by Draper Lord Ferguson Barker Hep Jones. three-base hit by Irwin. Time 2.40. Umpire Smith.
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Richmond
R. H. C. Rho
Slater
Elberfld
Kain
Rfc
Leighton
Elsey
Minami
Cargo
Spratt
Weils
Mrntyee
M’d
Readii
Minneban
Insella
Renuey Oe
Amole
Chesbro
Kinsella
Carlin
TIMES
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Upland
Delaware County
Draper
Lord
Ferguson
Barker
Hep
Jones
Atkinson Wins Big in Philadelphia Tennis Championship
In a championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club Miss Juliette Atkinson of Staten Island defeats Maud Banks of Philadelphia 6 1 in the decisive set to advance to a meeting with sister Kathleen Atkinson. Bessie Moore the champion looms as possible future opponent. Page shows numerous doubles and consolation outcomes with several byes and round progress.
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
Juliette Atkinson
Staten Island
Maud Banks
Philadelphia D. C
Miss Atkinson
Miss Banks
Juliette
Kathleen Atkinson
Bessie Moore
Mrs. Edwards
Ray Harlan
Belmont
Miss Moore
Staten Island Club
Seatee
E. B. Beaumont
Belmont C. C
Iene E. Wimner
Washington, DC
Raith Renderdine
Belfield
D. C
Ellen Kitchen
Belfield C. C
Exiles Co
Boxing banned in New York City contests
At a Police Board meeting on June 16 the Commissioners unanimously decided to stop all boxing contests in the city, ordering an immediate halt to events.
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New York
Police Board
Duquesne Loan Noncommitment Sparks Grade Dispute
A note indicates no plan for two Duquesne grades this year and opposition to similar setup next year. The speaker mentions a loan of about $50 to $100 for a trial, implying minor funding adjustments.
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Duquesnes
Local Property Listings Sparse Addresses
Assembly of scattered street addresses including 909 Walnut Street 4501 Girard Avenue 318 West Chelten Avenue 4923 Germantown Avenue. Names Sedgwick Jr Bea Graham appear in brief list format. No narrative context or dates provided.
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Walnut Street
Zens & Brown
Girard Avenue
Sedgwick, Jr
Chelten Avenue
Bea & Graham
Germantown Avenue
Devon Horse Show Awards Conclude Open Day At Devon
On closing day of the Devon Horse Show society gathered in fashionable surrounds to witness prize awards across remaining classes. Winners include Wild Rose in ponies, Helen Langdale and Diana Vernon in trotting pair, Harrison K. Caner in four-in-hands, Colonel Irvine in harness and saddle classes, with multiple entries from Philadelphia and Bryn Mawr among others.
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Wild Rose
Blk. m
Frank Dallett
Wayne
Merry Lass
Evelina C. Walbaum
Bryn Mawr
Boy Blue
W. N. Wilbur
Helen Langdale
G. m
Diana Vernon
Bik. m
Henry T. Coates
Noel
B. G
Stranger
B. Z
John W. Patten
Harrison K. Caner
Philadelphia
John L. Conaway
Colonel Irvine
Br. G
Stranger-Mariletta
George A. Heyl
Oxemont
Green
B. m
John L. Corey
Peacock
Edward H. Rogers
Philadel
Races at Holmesburg Feature Crashes and Excitement
At the Holmesburg half mile track during Kensington Driving Club June meet two runaways and crashes disrupted races. No serious injuries beyond cuts. Maggie Webb and Ned W. suffered wrecks after a collision in heat two, while Sinbad and Bob Fitzsimmons crashed in heat three. About 1500 spectators saw a first class program with top horses prevailing.
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Kensington Driving Club
Honever
Maggie Webb
Williams
Ned W
Sinbad
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joseph A. Wenderoth
Spee
Thomas B. Lovatt
James c Timers
B. G
Pacer
Morris
West
Webb
Fayette
West, Jr
Conrad
Grand Central
B. G. Gutab
Honover
Freak
R. Clark
G. M Beena
Hai Minnie
B. m
H. Ernest
Rockaway Triumphs Over Devon in Polo Cup Clash
Rockaway polo team defeated Devon Club 9 to 4 at Philadelphia Country Club yesterday in the Polo Association cup match. C. R. Snowden opened Devon scoring, with G. W. Kendrick and G. H. McFadden adding later efforts. Devon was held scoreless after the second period as Rockaway pressed ahead. John Groome refereed, with Charles R. Wood as score-keeper.
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G. H. McFadden
Devon
John ©. Groome
Charles R. Wood
Rockaway
E. F. Savage
S. Panee
D 'F. Franke
Devon Polo Club
H. An Ts
R. Snowden
G.w.kendrick
GH. McFadden
R. B. Strawbridge
The Plume & Atwood Mfg Co Ad Promises Bright Lamps
The Banner Cycle Lamp is advertised as simple and bright with easy cleaning and strong build. Sold by The Plume & Atwood Mfg Co at 29 Murray St and also Waterbury and Thomaston locations in Connecticut.
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Murray St
Boston
Chicago
Pactorres
Waterbury
Thomaston
Cona
McDuffee and Michael Meet in 15 Mile Bicycle Duel
Boston fans expect a top contest at Charles River Park track with Eddie McDuffee of Malden and Jimmy Michael of Wales set for a 15 mile paced race for a purse. McDuffee, riding multicycles, aims to average about 1.57 per mile and claims he can sustain it.
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Michael
Boston
Charles River Park
Eddie McDuffee
Malden
Jimmy Michael
MecDuffee
Columbia crews to race on Hudson June 23 and 25
Sporting Notes say A Merkleham of Columbia will referee the freshman and varsity boat races on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie June 23 and 25. Edward H Ten Eyck of Wachusett Boat Club sails to England for Henley regatta pages in the Diamond Sculls race with his father. James A Ten Eyck, long time professional sculler, is noted.
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