Phillies Lose After Controversial Safe Call
Hard Luck beat the Phillies 5 to 4 as Nash was ruled out at third on Dowd’s late hit. The loss drops Philadelphia to sixth as umpires miss a safe call. Brooklyn wins, Cleveland loses, Boston gains, Washington rises, and New York and Chicago also post scores.
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Phillies Lose Scrappy Ninth Inning To St Louis
In a tense National League game, St Louis tops Philadelphia with a ninth inning run after two outs. Carsey and Wheeler pitched well for the visitors while Hartman and Hallman delivered key hits for St Louis. Dowd and Delahanty produced early offense for the Phillies but defensive miscues and missed calls sealed the loss.
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Ninth inning play by play ends with Nash called safe at third
The report notes a ninth inning event where Nash was ruled safe at third base after a close decision, shaping the game’s final score.
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Brooklyn Club Beats Cincinnati in Western Series Opener
Brooklyn Club defeats Cincinnati Club 1 to 0 in a well pitched game at Hastert Park with Kennedy allowing only three hits. Brooklyn scored in the seventh inning for the victory, Kennedy winning as Dwyer struggled. Stolen bases by Canavan and Griffin and Beckley’s two base hit highlighted the action.
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Baltimore Defeats Pittsburgs In Late Inning Rally
In Baltimore on June 19 a tight game swung in the final inning as Pittsburgs faded after timely hitting and a costly Jennings error. Ely starred at short for Baltimore, Killen pitched superbly, and Brodie received a diamond pin and cuff buttons from Baltimore friends. Attendance 3,856. The score:
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Giants Rally On Holmes Grand Slam Threatens Cleveland
New York beats Cleveland 8 to 4 after a shaky start from Van Haltren and Holmes. Holmes hit a fourth inning home run with two on, two runs in fifth, and three in sixth, while New York tallied four more to seal the victory. Davis and Childs added two base hits apiece, and the Giants benefited from seven Cleveland errors to secure the win.
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Ganzel's Batting Shines in Boston Victory Over Chicago
Boston defeats Chicago 7 to 5 as Ganzel leads with a three base hit and a home run. Nichols dominants on the mound with solid support from the defense. Attendance reported at 6,000 reflects a tight fielding showcase and pitching duel.
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Senators Gain Third Straight Over Colonels
Washington defeats Louisville 8 to 7 as Hill exits in the fourth and Magee struggles in relief. Reilly is ejected after arguing with Umpire Emslie. Brown moves to center and Wrigley to third. Attendance 22,500. Clarke, Dexter, Johnson mont, Tucker, Wrigley, Abbey among the run scorers.
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Time Wheelmen Defeat Clinton A A In One Sided Clash
The Time Wheelmen beat Clinton A A in a lopsided game yesterday. Scoring details show Time with more runs and Clinton committing numerous errors as the contest progressed.
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Easton Club Tops Catasauqua in Lehigh Valley League
The Easton Club of the Lehigh Valley League secured a victory over Catasauqua in a recent game. Final score details are unclear due to poor OCR quality.
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Atlantic League Rivalries Spark Doubleheader Victory
Newark swept Athletic in a two game set 9 7 and 7 5. Lancaster defeated Richmond 16 5 and Reading shut out Norfolk 7 0. Hartford beat Paterson 7 3. Springfield dropped a lengthy contest in the fifth inning bullpen chaos.
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Newark Takes Two from Athletics in Ninth Inning Sweeps
In Newark, June 19, the Newark team defeated the Athletics in both Atlantic League games played this afternoon. The first game ended 9 to 7 and the second 7 to 5, both comings in the ninth with no safe lead. Key hits came from Wright, Cassidy, Sheahan, and J Rothfuss, with Gettig and Garvin sharing pitching duties.
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Lancaster Dominates Richmond To Clinch Series In Blowout
Lancaster overwhelmed Richmond with torrid hitting led by Seybold and a five run first inning. Richmond fielding miscues compounded the loss as Lancaster tallied 16 runs while Lancaster pitchers held the visitors to five. Larocque and Ward each produced key hits for Richmond in a one sided game.
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Reading Shut Out Norfolk in a Hot Season Game
Reading won 10 to 0 over Norfolk in a decisive afternoon contest. Key early scoring included three runs in the first inning and a seventh inning sequence. Pitcher Herndon limited Norfolk while Reading’s defense prevented errors for an emphatic win.
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Hartford Beats Paterson In Tight Home Contests
Hartford wins 4 to 2 as both pitchers perform well and sharp fielding aids the home team. Key moments include Burns and Radford hitting for Hartford with Keister on base, while Vickery and Viau work for Paterson. Umpire Snyder presided over a 1 hour 55 minute game.
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Scranton Wins Two Games Over Springfield in Doubleheader
Scranton defeated Springfield in a doubleheader with strong hitting and solid pitching. The Ponies pulled ahead early and held on for both wins in the pair of games.
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Wilkesbarre defeats Providence with early rally in baseball
Wilkesbarre won the game from Providence by fast early scoring. Key players included Braan and Dixon with three-base hits and strong pitching by Eagan. The contest featured multiple hits and errors, with both sides producing runs in the first two frames.
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Rochester Beats Buffalo In Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Gray pitched effectively for Rochester with seven strikeouts as the visitors misplayed support. Gannon allowed a few runs, while Rochester capitalized on errors and timely hits to win 7 to 3. Clymer and Smith had two-base hits, Frary Gilboy and Gray added three-base hits.
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Syracuse Beats Toronto in Sloppy Sixth Inning
Errors by Malarkey and Earl in the sixth inning let Toronto build a big lead that Syracuse could not overcome. Final score Syracuse 10 Toronto 4 with six Syracuse runs unearned and two earned by Toronto.
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Brandywine Defeats Crescents In Tight 5 to win
Brandywine outscored Crescents 7 2 in the late innings and held on for a 7 to 5 victory. Key players include Bruce homer for Brandywine and Nellins for Crescents with Montgomery, Pascoe, and Kleckner contributing multiple hits. Weathered by strong pitching from Bruce and Thatcher and timely hits, the Brandywine defense sealed the win.
Locust Dale Clinches Easy Victory Over St. Nicholas
Mitchell's weakness and ragged support hand Locust Dale a clear win today. Locust Dale 14 4 2 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. St. Nicholas 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 1 0 0 0 0. Earned runs Locust Dale 8. Two-base hits T Jones Bancroft J Kelley Curean J Adamson T Jones M Kelley J Kelley. Struck out Jones 9 Mitchell 2. First base on called balls Jones 2 Mitchell 1. Time 1.40 Umpires Benedict Mayer.
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Chester Defeats Fernwood In Heavy Batting Game
Chester over Fernwood 18 to 9 in a high scoring affair. Spellacy debuted with excellent pitching for Chester, while Hance Conway and McFadden contributed key hits as Chester built early leads. West Chester Normal School fell 16 to 6 to the Berwyn Athletic Association, with McCreary and Schofield leading the scoring for Berwyn.
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West Grove 10 Oxford 3 in Ragged Season Opener
West Grove defeats Oxford 10 to 3 as both teams show uneven play. Lynch and McClurg stand out at second base. Johnson, Russell, Ramsey and Kelley key on the mound and in fielding.
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Mercury Club Beats South Bethlehem To Take Second Place
Allentown Mercury Club defeated South Bethlehem this afternoon to move into second in the Lehigh Valley Togogue race. Highlights included standout fielding by Maury Brennan H Seagreaves and Hebbrig.
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Princeton Triumphs Over Yale 22-8 In College Baseball Final
New York June 19 Princeton defeated Yale 22 to 8 on Manhattan Field to win the college baseball championship. Feary started for Yale and was wild, lasting four innings as Princeton piled up 13 hits and 13 runs. Jayne pitched well for Princeton. Bradley and Keator led Princeton with strong hitting and defense. Yale’s fielding faded late as Princeton pulled away with six runs in the fifth and seven in the third.
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Holy Cross Again a Winner
Harvard falls to Holy Cross in Cambridge as Fitz yields six straight hits in the ninth. Loughlin impressed at second for Harvard with notable infielding. Fox and McAllister stood out for Holy Cross in a 6 to 4 win.
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Wyoming Defeats Century Wheelmen In Tough Baseball Tilt
Murphy and Miller were battered as Wyoming edged the Century Wheelmen 5 to 2. Davis H Smith Serverson Hess and Olff led batting while Flannery and Snyder starred in the field. Strong combined hitting and solid defense propelled Wyoming to the win in a hard fought game.
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Bridgeton Triumphs In Tight Vineland Showdown
Bridgeton defeated Vineland in a highly exciting game before a large crowd. Riley and Atherton starred for Bridgeton with strong defense and timely hitting while Vineland could not capitalize on chances. A separate note mentions Hess nearly shutting out Woodstown before an error extended the innings and a late home run push.
Millville Erupts In Football? Baseball Game 16 to 1 Victory
Kensington was defeated by Millville South Jersey League team 16 to 1. Leeds pitched impressively striking out fourteen. Ragged fielding hampered Kensington and Millville tallied multiple runs early and late. Scoring details list a flurry of hits and errors across the innings. Umpire Charles Doughty presided over a two hour game.
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Slugging Match in Hammonton Ends With West Philadelphia Win
Hammonton and West Philadelphia staged a fierce slugging duel in Hammonton New Jersey with West Philadelphia securing the victory. West Philadelphia pitcher dominated the exchange while Hammonton offensive output included two base hits by Duffy and Rudolph and a three-base hit by Sharp. Game features included a double play and several errors as the teams combined for a high scoring afternoon.
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Bordentown and Hightstown Play Exhibition Game
Bordentown and Hightstown clubs met in Bordentown with a low scoring contest as J. P. Seward Club from Trenton faced Brien A C0 at White Hill. Final scores show Bordentown and Hightstown combined for a nine to nothing opening effort and a later Seward vs Brien encounter ending with a 8 to 2 score for J. P. Seward.
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May's Landing Defeats Atlantic City In Tight Game
May's Landing, June 1. The local association team again defeated the strong Atlantic City team in an afternoon tilt. The 11 point margin featured a Lones catch of Watson and sharp fielding by both sides.
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Demorests defeat Milton for ninth straight win
In Williamsport on June 19 the Demorests secured their ninth consecutive victory as Milton flopped at bat while Demorest hitters produced when needed. Final score 13 to 8 with strong contributions from Calhoun and Shaw.
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Timely Hitting Beats Ashbourne at Ashbourne
Lovell won the game with timely hitting as Ashbourne struggles despite solid pitching by Banning. The box shows Lovell 9 earned runs to Ashbourne 5, with several players recording multi hit efforts and Thompson credited with a three base hit.
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Came From Afar With Civil War Claims and Dental Gear
A man calling himself Dr. Alvin Blanchard appeared at the Twenty-first district sub station seeking lodging. He travels on a bicycle from Utah since May 1896, claims Civil War veteran status, carries dentist instruments, and has wandered more than 7,000 miles gathering archives on Mormon emigration and battles in the South. He has written poetry, some published and others incomplete.
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Bicycle Polo Debuts in Emerson Bicycle Academy Match
A large Emerson Bicycle Academy crowd watched Brooklyn and New York teams play bicycle polo on Fifty second Street. Three 15 minute periods ended with Columbia Club defeating Metropolitan Club 7 to 1, Gorham’s play earning top praise.
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Mercer County Wheelmen Century in New Jersey
In Trenton on June 19 the Mercer County Wheelmen began a century run to Asbury Park at 6 am. Two hundred eighty riders started and two hundred seventy eight finished the return journey, reaching home late in the evening.
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