Atlantic League: Paterson Tops Hartford as Newark Drops
All games in the Atlantic League were played yesterday. Paterson defeated Hartford 8 to 2, lifting Paterson to third place while Newark fell from the top tier. Athletic beat Newark 8 to 2, Lancaster edged Richmond 4 to 3, and Norfolk won 7 to 4 against Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Paterson
Hartford
Norfolk
Athletic
Lancaster
Richmond
Reading
P.G. Lancaster
Athletics defeat Newark in a 3 to 2 baseball contest
The Newark team fell to the Athletics by 3 to 2 in a game marked by weak batting on both sides. McVey and Jordan provided key hits for Newark, while Smith and Carrick were effective for the Athletics. Heine’s fielding helped Newark, but errors in the first inning contributed to the visitors’ two early runs. The two teams meet again tomorrow for another two-game set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Athletics
Smith
Carrick
McVey
Moran
Wright
Jordan
Heine
Hamburg
Bottam
R. Schaub
Daley
Sheahan
Gettig
J. Rothfuss
Newarks
Athletic
Rh HO
O'Hagan
MeVer
Gettly
J.rothi
Mburgibt
Sheehan
Battam
Heine, Oe Es
Rsch
Ubsbo
Childs
Atha
Fox, Gi
Carrick, P
Smith P
Ccssimsee
Gettiz
Ny Fuss
Sm OE Carrick
Eile
Battame Childe
Dowd
Phillies
Johnson
St. Louis
Gillen
Cross
Cleveland
Geier
Clements
Nash
Lajoie
Grady
Sally
Douglass
Hartman
Turner
Harley
Delahanty
Boyle
Cooley
Del
Lally
Donohue
Hallman
Laz
Lion Hallman
Wetnas
Nas
Reading
Norfolk
Plawmiller
Raymond
Ample
Minnehan
Gallagher
Pretty game at Shamokin ends in narrow loss
SHAMOKIN loses a tight afternoon battle 2 to 1 against MILTON in a game marked by difficulty placing hits. Key moments include Gatins homering for Shamokin and multiple players like Conroy Hutchinson and Hewitt contributing with runs and defensive plays. Umpire Porrea officiated the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Hanna
Horan
Vo Gating
Milton
Sevaccess
LO A
He Hoffman
Cfo
Conroy
Ewe
Hutch
Calhoun
Shaffer
Hewitt
Walker
Fulmer
Hutchinson
Gatins
Double Shaeffer
Caloncee
Hewit
Horn
Basle
Porrea
Phillies Lose Again as Infield Errors Sink St. Louis
St. Louis routed Philadelphia 9 to 4 amid wretched infield play by the locals and erratic pitching by Johnson. Baltimore and New York won, while standings show Baltimore at 9–4 and Philadelphia at 4–6 with a crowded race shaping up. Schedule calls for St. Louis at Philadelphia and other matchups today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Johnson
Cleveland
Jrith
New
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Louisville
Pittsburg
New York
LPC
Brooklyn
Pittsboro
Cincinnati
Chicago
Dowd absent as Phillies fall to St Louis in sloppy game
Philadelphia and St Louis clashed in a rough defeat marked by misplays and errant fielding. Dowd and Gillen struggled with key errors while Geier replaced Dowd at second and failed to stem the leaks as St Louis pulled ahead with strong defense and timely hits.
Baseball at St Louis and Washington scores noted
Reports describe a rough fielding day for St Louis with Del and Dowd highlighted. Gillen and Geier form mixed impressions while Turner and Cross are mentioned in strong terms. Frazer pitched well for Washington through six, aided by battery errors, in a 8 to 3 game against Louisville with attendance around 3 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Rho. A. K BR. H
Murphy
Gillen
Hart
Nash
Lally
Johnson
Cross
Donahue
Clements
Turner
Grady
Harley
Donohue
Wheeler
Urner
Hallman
Pere
Geter
Yanigans
Dowd
Del
Carsey
Monte Cross
Geler
Joe Boyle
Washington
Frazer
Baltimore Defeats Pittsburg in a Marred Double Play Clash
The Champions leveled the series with a 9 to 8 win over Pittsburg in a game marked by miscues and late scoring. McGraw and Keeler led Baltimore with timely hits while Merritt and Donovan supplied run production for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pittsburg
BR. HO
BR. McGraw
Smith
Keeler
Padden
Jennings
Davis
Dole
Brodie
Heitz
Donwanitieees O'Brien If
Ely
Jannenill
Pn Merritt
McGraw
Ballans
Pittsboro
Corbett
Donovan
Boyle
Orbett
O'Brien
O’ Brien
Hawley
Bowerman
Urst
New York Ninety-Seventh Shutout of Indians in Postponed Game
Cy Seymour held Cleveland to one hit through seven innings as the New Yorks defeated Patsy Tebeau’s Indians 5 to 0 in a resumed contest. Wallace delivered a late triple, while McDermott allowed six hits before being relieved by Cuppy. The game, played in New York, kicked off a quiet scoring stretch with strong defense and timely innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Yorks
Patsy Tebeau
Indians
Cleveland
Seymour
Clevelands
Wallace
Oer
O’connor
McDermott
Giants
Cuppy
Gleason
Ropar
Bas Joyce
McKean
Davis
Clark
McAleer
Catty Seymour
van Haltren
Warner
O’ Day
Collegians Easy for Johnstown
Johnstown Athletics crushed Western University of Pennsylvania pitching, with 21 hits and 28 bases as Tommins controlled the University attack. Final score Johnstown eight runs to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Johnstown
Western University of Pennsylvania
Boyd
Kirkpatrick
Tommins
W. U.P
Stars Hit Hard in Defeat at Syracuse Sunday
Syracuse saw the Stars suffer a wretched game as Ma and Norton started on the mound but were pulled after brutal second inning hits. Lampe and Staley finished, while Syracuse won 8 to 2 with a late rally after a shaky start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Stars
Norton
Lampe
Staley
Incipient riot clouds Lancaster Richmond game
A near riot erupted as police intervened after an umpire dispute over a ninth inning call. McDonald clashed with umpire Weidman while Lancaster led 4 0 in the late innings. both teams cooled as Rowe players and spectators traded tense actions. The game closed with Lancaster 4 Richmond 3, Seibold and Leidy making key catches and Madison slugging a three base hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Weidman
Richmond
McDonald
Rowe
Stuart
Steelman
Umire
Seybold
Leidy
Hargrove
Ofl
Ward
Kalin
Nisey
Wente
Elberfld
Suimmel.c
Kain
Buttermore
Madison
Elberfeld
Talay
Hepting
Roth
Paterson Triumphs Over Hartford Behind Wagner Westlake
Wagner and Westlake powered Paterson to a commanding win over Hartford with Flaherty pitching superbly. In the third inning Wagner cleared the bases with a deep left field hit and later eight Paterson hits in the eighth produced five more runs. Final score Paterson 8 Hartford 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
Wagner
Westlake
Flaherty
Paterson
Hartford
H. C
A. BR
Smith
Doherty
Wilson
Mack
Radford
Rice
Biva
Iman
Keister
Touhey
Gilman
Hart
Write Us About Your Case
The Dr Chase Company at 1513 Chastnut Street in Philadelphia invites readers to send in details of their cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Chase Company
Chastnut Street
Philadelphia
Springfield Triumphs in Ninth Inning Rally Over Scranton
In Scranton on June 18 Springfield edged ahead in the ninth with a two run rally. Meaney fanned and Daly singled with Morse forcing in two to take the lead before Brouthers delivered the game winning hit for Springfield. Final score Scranton 6 Springfield 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Springfield
Meaney
Daly
Morse
Scheffler
Brouthers
Buffalo Wins Dramatic Tenth In Rochester Game
Buffalo Bisons topple Rochester in the tenth after two outs. Sullivan doubles driving in the deciding run followed by Smith single. Brown relieved Wadsworth and pitched effectively for Buffalo as the Bisons overcome earlier outs to seal a 1-10 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Buffalo
Sullivan
Smith
Bisons
Brown
Wadsworth
Hodson Hurts Wilkes-Barre as Providence Routs
Wilkes-Barre failed to locate Hodson on the mound as Providence rolled to an easy win. McMahon left after a first inning spike, while the score shows Providence ahead 7 to 3 with scattered hits and errors in the early game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Hodson
Providence
McMahon
Cornell Crew Trials Show Strong Freshman Varsity Output
June 18 report from Poughkeepsie notes Cornell's last mile in 4.31 across varsity freshmen and substitutes signaling deep material for future eight. Harvard coach Lehman remains confident as Crimson crews reduce workload while Columbia trains hard and Pennsylvanians show quiet grit. Ward backs Cornell after Ithaca rowers display form despite Spillman wrist issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeeps In
Cornell
Courtney
Harvard
Lehman
Crimson
Columbia
Cowles
Pennsylvania
Ellis Ward
Queen City
Krum
Varsity
Ward
Ithacans
Courteney
Junior gig trials crown fast crews on Schuylkill course
The junior four oared gig races for the Schuylkill Navy regatta were run on the national course from Falls to Rockland. Strong crews from Pennsylvania Barge Club West Philadelphia Crescent and Vesper contested the finals with Vesper and Crescent delivering a tight finish and the West Philadelphia crew noted as a potential threat in today’s final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill
West Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Vesper
Crescent
West Seacements
Trolley Bridge
Akter City
Sees
Bachelors
Barge Club
Vespers
Pennsylvania Barge Club
J. B. Te
H. L. Southwick
Roy Grover
Guy Grover
George Kinges
West Philadelphia Boat Club
A. Pitts
Kepella
Wae Partienen
Luther In
Coxswain
Quaker City Barge Club
Frankese
Clarence Thomas
J. J. Hillegass
R. F. Sadler
William Braun, Jr
Coxin
Ent
Boa SP Es
A Abell
Tas
Swain
Tine
Mea Pelub
L. Bassett
J. x Fen
Polo schedule changes at Bala Club after Meadowbrook withdrawal
The Philadelphia Country Club Bala polo timetable shifts for June 21 to 26 due to Meadowbrook first team pulling out. On Monday June 21 at 4 PM Freebooters Rockaway play Devon Polo Club, Wednesday June 23 at 4 PM Philadelphia Country Club first face Rockaway second, and Sunday June 26 at 4 PM finals for the Morrell Cup between Monday and Wednesday winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bala
Meadowbrook
Freebooters
Rockaway
Devon Polo Club
Philadelphia Country Club
Sanuay
The
Colonia Wins Regatta Prizes At New York Yacht Club
The Colonia wins her class and the overall best corrected time trophy at the New York Yacht Club regatta. Vigilant led Bedouin early but weather favored Bedouin, finishing 22 minutes behind after a 32 minute time allowance awarded Bedouin the prize. The sloop prize goes to gets the and Hero wine takes first among the thirties with Wawa second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Yacht Club
Colonia
Tioga Wheelmen Century Ride Includes Many Ladies
The Tioga Wheelmen schedule a long distance ride for Sunday with the Chester Bicycle Club among participants. Twenty ladies have already entered as the club house opens the night before for late arrivals and entries are accepted up to start. The course traverses multiple towns ending in Philadelphia, with prizes for clubs and top lady survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga
Chester Bicycle Club
Sixteenth
Paul Eight
Thattleman
Wees
Paul Folgat
Captain McNeilly
Fairhill
Welsh
Welcome Wheelmen
Cemakers
Aptain Kleinman
Clover
Haff
Continental
Aptain Weynard
Lansdale
Michael
Owen
Kenilworth
Walters, Jr
Keystone
Shoults
Anes Eedeveveess
Andalusia
Oso
Bristol
Trenton
Trinceton
Kingston
Princeton
A. M
S.ceeeeeas
Teorrum
Philadelphia
B. Thompson
Tioga Street
Championship tennis matches resume amid favorable conditions
The championship tennis tourney entered the day with fine courts and strong play. Miss Juliette Atkinson defeated Miss Kenderdine to earn the right to challenge champion Miss Bessie Moore, while Belmont duo Tete and Magruder won the men's doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Moore
Miss Kenderdine
Miss Neely
Chicago
Juliette Atkinson
Miss Moore
Belmont
Smith and Tete
Paret
Sichel
Charles Tete
M. D
J. P. Paret
C. C. Sichel
Belfield
Miss C. Néely
Passage
Miss Henson
Dd. Magruder
Belmont C. C
Miss Banks
B. L. Griffiths
Philadelphia
D. C
Edith Coombs
F. Morgan
Miss Arnold
C. C. Siegel
Frank Edwards
Wimner
Washington
Harlan
Misses Atkinson
Staten
BE. Rotch
Boston
Maud Banks
Soreet
Elizabeth Rawstall
Kenderdine
Henson
Atkinson
Favorites Win All Three at Bethlehem Trotting Meet
Bethlehem track hosted three trotting races in slow conditions. Favorites won each event with purses around 200 dollars. Notable horses include L. D. S. b g Hamlet and Ivandorf b g, both posting times near two minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Mahanoy City Bicycle Meet Draws 4000 Fans
The June bicycle meet of the Mahanoy City Athletic Association drew about 4000 spectators. Thompson of Harrisburg won the one mile open professional race with Lindley of Philadelphia second and Wentzel of Philadelphia third. Lautz of Harrisburg won the finale of the four heats. Starbork of Philadelphia won the two mile handicap with Wentzel close behind and Dickinson of Palmyra NJ in third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Mahanoy City
Mahanoy City Athletic Association
Thompson
Harrisburg
Lindley
Philadelphia
Wentzel
Falladalphia
Lautz
Ostalder
Allentown
Moore
Williamsport
Starbork
Dickinson
Palmyra
N. J
És Yards
Clerk Koch ersperger clash over street railway license votes
Thursday’s session saw a dispute with Clerk Koch ersperger and Common Council members about the vote records on the street railway license ordinance. J Steger of Firet ward was believed to have accused the clerk of unfairness but denies making the remark, amid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kochersperger
Common Council
J. Steger
Firet
Favorite Makes Daily Trips To Augustine Park
The Favorite steamer will run daily to Augustine Park with stops at Chester and New Castle. The park has been improved with a large hotel and many amusements. Bathing facilities are fine and the beach is top rated. Boat departs from Pier 8 above Arch Street at 8 oclock A M Sundays 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine Park
Chester
New Castle
Delaware
Pier 8
Arch Street
Judge grants injunction against Ford Morocco in patent dispute
In Wilmington on June 18 Judge Dallas of Philadelphia issued a temporary injunction restraining the Ford Morocco Company Chas Baird & Co and the William B Clerk Company of Wilmington from using the patent tonnage process claimed by the Patent Tannage Company of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
United States
Dallas
Philadelphia
Ford Morocco Company
Chas, Baird & Co
William B. Clerk Company
Patent Tannage Company
Cycle Notes Seventy miles of racing events and rides announced
The report covers a five mile West Chester pike race this afternoon at 4 30 with a special car from Sixty third to Market to transport riders and wheels. Handicaps list riders by minute allocations and scratches. ContinentWheelmen host Camden parade June 26 and offer club house stay for July 3 4 Atlantic City run. Time Wheelmen vs Clinton A game noted at Bellevue Station with 26 4 Kenilworth train up. Tom Cooper to train for match race Bald and Kiser. South End meet next Saturday may decide America’s championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Pike
Broomall
Newtown Square
Market Streets
J. M. Wilde
Harry Haldeman
H. H. Dalton
Samuel W. Sproule
William McCoach, Jr
Augustus Carlett
Alfred Davies
E. F. Davenpats
Joseph F. Coane
Alfred N. Meighan
F.S. Drake
W. B. Hartman
George Pardee
Charles G. Muller
Horatio Coiltrider
Harry V. Mershon
Morris M. Hunter
Allen Gerhart
Thomas B. Reynolds
J. B.ite
Lewis Airhart
Walter Riddell
W. J. Pyle
W. BE. Bond
Isaac Charlton
R. H
Continental Wheelmen’s Committee
Atlantic City
South Street
Wheelmen
Clinton
Camden Republicans hold caucus for city appointments
Camden Republicans met in caucus to fill fourteen minor city posts and set annual appropriations. Chief Engineer of the Water Department was hotly contested between William Calhound and Charles Shaw, amid hints a yet unnamed candidate could win. Debate dragged past midnight as councilmen argued over smaller offices and party unity faced challenges from the Committee of One Hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Water Department
Mines
Committee of One
William Calhound
Charles Shaw
Sopran Reston
Ices
Presentation of The Times Prize Library to Claghorn School
The Times will publish tomorrow the presentation account of the Times prize Library awarded to Claghorn School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claghorn
The
Times
Anthony Lawlor Fight Ends In Draw In Tenth Round
Sporting notes report the Anthony Lawlor bout ending in a draw at the ten round mark. The Capitan oarsmen from Winnipeg have arrived at Henley ahead of the regatta starting July 14 and tested the river with a short spin this afternoon. Dan MacPhee, the Canadian trotting trainer, died of apoplexy as he neared a winning race. He introduced American trotting to Vienna where he lived for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Lawlor
Winnipeg
Henley
Dan MacPhee
Vienna
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tar Timms
Tommy Dowd
Delphia
Balla
Gray
Balle
Hurley
Lements
MacDonald and McDermott
Michael Angelo
R. H. OA
RH. O. A. Ee Brown
Selbach
M'Creery
Demont
Pick'ring
Maguire
Stafford
Tucker
Werden
Reilly
Dexter
Abbey
O’brien
McJames
Fraser
Selback
Lark
McCreery
Ghinst
eJames
Ay Ball
Clarke
Sted
Putrhee
Mc James
Wiaton
Emsl
Carpet
R. Hoa
A. E. V'nA'l’n
Burkett
Tiernan
Joyce
Sockal’x
Tebeau
M’aleer
Holmes If
Zimmer
Md'rm't
C. AL. Slater
M'Fari
Leaby
Leighton
Weddige
Mel
Intyre
Wentz, Snyder
Pane Berry
Penn
Miler
J. Atkinson
L. D
the Times
B.g
Hamlet
Saracinesea
Ch.f
Ce Peenscienes
Cgay Washington
Ivandorf
Pace
Bane Teresa B
B.m
A. DE
Starbuck
Chestnut Street
Market Street
Sylvan Dalsimer & Sons
Massey, Hirsh & Hyneman
Henry van Bell & Co
Chestnut ST. Phila
Enarles Joly
Janaica
Sarsapara
West Park
Stockton Wheelmen
Tom Cooper
Bald
Kiser
America
South End
ROVE
Arch ST
Even Eveninas
Champion Flyer Grenadier Hussar
Champion Machine Company
W. Cor
American and Diamond
Norman Wheel Co
W. Susq
Gravesend
Benares
Gen. Maceo
Laurel al
Blue Bard
Glorian
Mr. Hunt
Cavaten
Prince Lee
Albert S
Wea
Dr. Jims
Mr. Bai
MR. Ceseceranes
Buddha
Kinvarria
Sir Frederick
Tobias
Ameer
St. Nichol
J. Earl Wagner
Washington Club
van de Ahe
Cyclers’ Inn
Rhode Island
Caspian Avenues
H. D. L. Cato
Seeleys Truss
South Eleventh Street
Chesterman & Streeter
Lady Atchendaot
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!