Phillies Drop to Second Place as Chicago Triumphs
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 0 in fourteen innings to boost Chicago's standing while Philadelphia yields top spot to the champions. Brooklyn won in Boston as Cincinnati beat St Louis. Brooklyn visits Philadelphia in a three game set with potential to regain leadership. Schedule lists Brooklyn at Philadelphia Boston at New York Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Phillies
New York
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Phillies Lose Grip as Giants Rally In Westward Tilt
In a tense National League battle, the Giants defeat the Phillies 3 to 1 to seize first place, aided by a delayed wild throw from Kid Gleason. Mercer held firm for New York while Dobbs and Delahanty led Philadelphia with three hits apiece, but six innings of control by Pratt doomed the Phillies’ bid. Attendance reached 4,606 as New York pulled away with five runs in the second and third innings.
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Phillies
Giants
Andrew Freedman
Doodle Aldermen
Kid Gleason
Sandhopper
Camden
Cross
Mercer
New York
McFarland
Douglass
Conn
van Haltren
Davis
Chiles
Dolan
Pratt
Gleason
Doyle
Thomas
Delahanty
Between the Innings AG Keeps Chase for Second
The report notes Platt’s wild pitching while Brooklyn eyes second place. Gleason saved New York with a shutout as Fraser seeks to topple the champions. Mercer remains a tough hurdle for Philadelphia as Boston climbs and the hit and run game is used to gain ground.
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Philadelphia
New York
Art
R.H
A Thomas
Slagle
Pilete
Selbach
Doyle
Sinan
Ickm
P Deane
Cross
Mercer
Ory Rons
Smith
van Haltren
Davia
Aeigh Son
Bick
Ork
Lahanty
Chiser
Gleason
Hickman Ween
O Douglass
Warner
NcFacdan
Platt
Brooklyn
Fraser
Eens
Boston
Tooman
Reds Fourth Straight Aiming for Mt. Lake Pace
Cincinnati arm may push to-day and aims to match the Mt. Lake pace as the Reds seek a fourth straight win near Louisville.
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Reds
Louis
Cincinnati
Mt. Lake
Tailoring to Order Offers Deep Stock and Low Menus
A prominent tailor shop touts growing business and ample stock. The store markets high grade, varied single suit lengths at deep discounts, including former $35-$40 lines now offered at $25. Emphasis on satisfying tailoring and overall value, with suits also advertised at $20.
Cincinnati Beats St Louis in Baseball Tilt
Attendance 700 as visitors racked hits. Cincinnati edges St Louis 4 to 2. Farned earns win for Cincinnati while Weyhing takes loss for St Louis. Corcoran steals a base and Irwin and Corcoran register multiple hits. Time 2.05 with Umpire Terry.
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Weyhing
St. Louis
Rks
Cincinnati
Irwin
Corcoran
Quinn
Keister
McGann
Inyo
Eyhing
Weryhing
Hahn
Terry
Brooklyn Outplays Boston to Take Fourth Straight
Brooklyn dominated Boston 10-4 in a game dated June 19 with Willis erratic early and Stahl excelling in left field. Attendance was 2,500 as Brooklyn scores built by Daly Jennings and Jones with home runs by Daly and Jennings and a strong defensive effort.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Boston Tolay
Willis
Stahl
U. O
Croas
Lowe
Daly
Clements
McGuire
Kitson
Dusty
DostOeess
Farved
Jones
An Jennings
Keeler
Jonés
Williams Jennings
O ' Wean
eGuire
Jennin
Oerehe Willis
Umpire Dwyer Sparks Near-Riot in Detroit Game
Detroit on June 19 watched Umpire Dwyer eject Elberfeld after a disputed strike call following a foul. A bystander Saupes threw a chair at Dwyer, missing him, as Gray replaced Elberfeld and Cleveland edged Detroit 8 to 4 for the win. Errors and battery details noted.
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Detroit
Dwyer
Elberfeld
Gray
Cleveland
Deroit
Cronin
Baw
Hart
Crisbem
Chicago Beats Milwaukee In High-Scoring Game
Chicago wins 8 to 11 after bunched hits in sixth and eighth. Hartman drives in key runs with a three-bagger. Shugart stars in the field as 800 fans attend. Pitching by McDonald and Diggins supports the slugfest.
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Chicago
Hartman
Shugart
Milwaukee
Sterles
Fisher
Sugden
Reidy
Diggins
McDonald
Amole Flops as Eleven Passes Doomed Buffalo Attack
Amole gave eleven passes to eleven men and allowed six runs by the eighth, yet scattered hits kept Buffalo off the scoreboard. Kellum worked behind a shaky defense with one ball and two errors, while Powers and Schreck contributed for Buffalo. Umpire Cantillon officiated in Indianapolis on June 19.
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Indianapolis
Amole
Kellum
Bowen
Buffalo
Alo
Patcerice
Powers
Schreck
Cantillon
Minneapolis Defeats Kansas City in 13 hitting display
In Minneapolis on June 19 Kansas City hitters were held in check as Harvey and Hastings faltered. Gear pitched steadily as Minneapolis edged ahead with 9 hits to Kansas City’s 4. Final score 13 to 4.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Harvey
Hastings
Gear
Minneapolia
Raiity
D Jacklitech
Lehigh Falls to Georgetown in Season Ender 5-0
Georgetown overpower Lehigh 5 to 0 as Bluitt shines for Georgetown and Sellers suffers late errors. Lehigh mustered five scattered hits while Georgetown tallied multiple runs across early frames. postgame notes discuss next season prospects and upcoming tests.
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the Times
Bethlehem
Georgetown
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Sellers
Leb
Runaway at Newport mars fourth race as Ned unseats rider
At Newport Ned, a heavily bet horse, threw his rider and bolted three miles before being stopped. The feature winner was Clay Pointer in the third race with a sharp display, as the track stayed fast and weather fair. Other results include first race odds and a crowded field with horses such as Peverrasconese Elkwood and King Heiko.
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Ned
Newport
Clay Pointer
King Heiko
Bro Peverrasconese
Elkwood
Lynch
P Fantasy
Rice
Outburst
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Benton
Don Clarencio
Hovelar
Nitrate
Aker
Irvin Mayer
Michael
Sameee
Harshberger
Stoll
Mrs. Grannan
Florist Queen
Tadence
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Michaels
Goose Liver
Fannie Taylor
Wilson
Dissolute
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Sarilla
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Badinage
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W. G. Welch
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Castle
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Prince Wilhelm
Hansford
Colonel Bert
Sadie Burnam
Polly Bixby
Orris
Finem Reapice
Nellofine
Misnous
King Elkwood
Eh Winter
Sauber
Gedy
Firth
Wile
Elling
Devon Horse Show Aids Strong Attendance In Fine Weather
Bright weather and large attendance boost the third annual Devon Horse Show Association exhibition opening on the green before the inn. The favorable conditions surpassed the earlier St. Martins Green event, enhancing overall enjoyment as the show continues.
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Devon Horse Show Association
St. Martin's Green
Boarding house and horse show entries teased in fragment
A fragmented listing describes a boarding house nearby and a horse show with classes for colts fillies saddle horses and heavy harness types. Prizes include head collars and a flask with entries tied to associations and individuals such as Henry M Warren Catharine A Earle Bryn Oe and J Nison.
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Vale S
Whelen, Jr
Von
Sma
Fr. J
Henry M
Warren
Devon
Gladys
Eb. m
Catharine
A. Earle
Bryno
Thor
Ch. c
Catharine A. Earle
Brynoe
Chiquita
B. F
Henry M. Warren
Association
Corian
Darling
Mystery
Dr. Atholomew
Parnes
Miss Cadet
J. Nison
Bryn Clase
The
Little Argo
Panthea
Stagnering Stables
Wyn
Bill Stewart
D.O. Sullivan
Daves
Entries for Today at Racecourse Feature Multiple Rides
The racing page lists multiple races with horses and odds including Kabthos 6 to 1 and Pirate of Penzance 10 to 1 in the earlier runs. It provides detailed entries for the first through sixth races, with horse names, weights, and jockeys, plus morning line odds and times.
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Pescmt
Fredora
Eleanor Holmes
Station Botha
Duplicate
Manila
Ned
Tom Embry
W. Taylor
Kabthos
Michaels
Pirate of
John Drake
Benchart
the Boer
Ccoy
Vancamp
Little Lo
Aker
Myeteres
Harshberger
Northumberland
Sakatuck
Lake Fonso San Acushia
Philadelphia Juniors Triumph Over Radnor
The Philadelphia Juniors won with strong batting by J L Patterson and J N Stewart. Patterson remained not out on 38, and Radnor relied on Patton’s bat. The visitors’ bowling shone as Patterson and Stewart claimed five wickets in an over, three by Stewart and two by Patterson, securing the victory.
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J. L. Patterson
J. N. Stewart
Philadelphia
Radnor
Patton
Patterson
Stewart
Philadelphia Juniors
Open Air Equine Festival Dazzles Philadelphia Suburbs
Crowds gathered around the Inn grounds for a bustling equine festival. Bands played under trees while carriages and fashionable pages filled the lawn as judges weighed heavy horses and trotting brood mares amid a long program featuring driving pairs and jumping contests.
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Philadelphia
Financial aid for Columbia and Hanlan secured
In Poughkeepsie on June 19, Columbia oarsmen trained for races against Pennsylvania Wisconsin Cornell and Georgetown. Edward Hanlan arrived to assist in training and the college announced a crew in each of the three June 30 races. Hanlan will lead the freshman crew and advise Coach Melkelham with an aim to taking full charge of Columbia rowing next year.
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M Y
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Cornell
Georgetown
Edward Hanlan
Mackay
Hanlan
Fox's Point
Melkelham
Mérit
Hanian
Lafayette Narrowly Defeats Bucknell In Close Game
Lafayette edged Bucknell in a tight matchup at home. The telegraphed score appears garbled but confirms Lafayette as the winner with a late surge.
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Lafayette
Bucknell
Reston
Meeteer Denies Atlantic League Plans in City Brief
Atlantic City Athletic Club president Meeteer yesterday denied reports that the Atlantic League would hold games in Atlantic City. He said he had read no official lens of the league’s schedule and dismissed rumors of a city venue.
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M. Churchman Meeteer
Atlantic City Athletic Club
Atlantic City
Hpaben
Social Register of Local Families Names Honored Members
A list of many households and individuals including Mr and Mrs Henry Whelen, Misses Whe len, Mr and Mrs William Henry Newbold, Miss Ethel Newbold, Mr and Mrs Edward M Rob inson, Mr and Mrs George R Packard, Miss Bessie Dob son, Miss Florence Dobson, and others such as Dr W Campbell Posey Lemuel Artemus John W Ponees me and Misses Morris Jenny Pearce Henry T Coates Hart Kuhn Maelen Me Joseph Wetterlein Violet Wi and Nive Samuel Bell Catherwood Anthony Mott Hare John R Valen tine McMichael and the Misses Brotesbury Tristram Colbett Emily Beale George Genge Browning Charles Lea Garten Sims Frank Smith Jr and Mrs R F Fete Julia Therwin Paeee Harry Ber wind Webster Dougherty George Malen Baker John S Easby Winsor Effingham Morris Bettie Mather Brinton Rouen Ellison W F Futterall Lewis Neilson E Kennedy and wine Phillips.
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Henry Whelen
Whelen
William Henry Newbold
Ethel Newbold
Edward M. Robinson
George R. Packard
J. B. D. Trask
Bessie Dobson
Florence Dobson
J. Rulon Miller
Miss Lippincott
W. Campbdell Posey
Lemuel Artemus
George Malen Baker
John
Easby
Winsor
Effingham Morris
Miss Bettle
Miss Mather
Brinton
Rouen Ellison
W. F. Futterall
Lewis Neilson
E. Kennedy
Wine Phillips
Pennsylvanias Track Team Sails for British Paris Contests
The Pennsylvania track squad sails from New York aboard the Southwark at noon to compete in British and Paris World championships. Captains Kraenzlein and McClain lead a team that includes Grant Mechling Baxter Drumheller Hare Remington Bushnell Colket with Tewkesbury Orton and staff. Training table on board, refined uniforms, and key supporters accompany the party including Dr. J William White in London.
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Paris
Southwark
Steamship Company
Southampton
Brighton
Jank B. Bilis
M. C. Murphy
Dave
New York
J. William White
London
Princeton University
Syracuse University
Johnson
Boardman
Yale
New York Athletic
Cold Weather Affects Yale Harvard Rowing Practice
In Gales Ferry Connecticut on June 19 cold winds hindered crews as race week loomed. Yale held a light morning session after heavy exertion the prior evening with the varsity practicing near the Pevard quarters and freshmen and lightweights working separately. Harvard varsity joined the session around 9 30 with boats near the water and a focus on form and endurance.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Pevard
Niedecken
Harvard
Quakers Fall In Slugger Heavy Loss To Chicago
Pennsylvania lost to Chicago 11 to 2 in a dusk game marked by weak Pennsylvania pitching. Layton worked six innings before an injured side and Leary followed. Chicago’s Place Vernon and Kennedy led the hitting while Penn’s Coller and Gawthrop misplayed several chances.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Rogers
Flavell
Layton
Leary
Merrifield
Coller
Place
Vernon
Ewing
Kennedy
Gawthrop
Penn
Orbin
Brush error in trade career noted in New York
New York reports indicate Ben Brush, once a sea vessel tradesman, faced a misstep today in a noted career shift from the fishing or sea trade to other pursuits.
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New York
Ben Brush
Dean Ae Wee
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