Brooklyn Grabs Late Win to Split Doubleheader
Brooklyn endured nine tense innings before visitors erupted in the ninth, scoring five runs to beat Orth and pull even with Philadelphia. Boston also won while New York fell as rain halted another game. Chicago and Cincinnati trailed in the standings with Brooklyn remaining near first place.
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Brooklyn
Orth
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Ww. L. FC
Chicago
Philada
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Hiladelphia
Phillies Vanquished as Brooklyn Upsets in Slow-Motion Nine
Philadelphia loses 8 to 6 to Brooklyn after a two hour forty five minute nine inning game marked by slow play and late rallies. Jones sparks the visitors with a ninth inning catch and key hits as Orth falters late for Philadelphia.
Odd Fall Battle and Ninth Inning Chaos in Ball Game
A chaotic ninth inning sparks hard luck stories as Orth and Flick struggle at the plate. Passes to first clog the bases while managers and magnates watch, hoping for a turn in the tilt between leagues and teams.
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Orth
Mprons
Frank DeHaas Robinson
St. Louis
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Billy
Poey
CIA
Ready-made Suits and Overcoats Offered at Low Prices
To-Day and To-Morrow we feature ready-made suits trousers and fist coats in flannels serges cheviots and worsteds. Serge suits range from 10 to 20 dollars the best. Flannel coats and trousers 6 50 to 7 50 with other styles higher. White duck waist coats 1 50 to 5 00 and thin street coats also for sale.
Rattling catch sparks early rally in gritty game
A balky misjudge gifts Kelley two runs early as the team hangs on for a later surge. The fourth inning yields a third tally, leaving spectators hoping for more. The tone is optimistic about the comeback potential despite imperfect moments.
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Kelley
Dineen Pitches Cleverly as Boston Tops New York
The Boston nine defeat New York 2 to 1 driven by clever pitching from Dineen and timely hits by Hawley. Attendance 2,700. Key players include Selbach Stahl Bowerman and Dineen for Boston and Hamiton Van Haltren Collins Davis and Hickman for New York. Umpire Emslie. game lasted 2 hours 5 minutes.
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Dineen
New York
Bostons
Hawley
Boston
A.E. Smith
van Hal
Collins
Davis
Tenney
Selbach
Stahl
H'kman
Lowe
Clements
van Haltren
Smith
Bowerman
Long
Hickman
Doyle
Emslie
Detroit Whites Cleveland 2nd Shutout in Row at Home
Detroit defeats Cleveland 6 to 0 in nine hit game. Miller pitched splendidly and Sul livan was ejected in the third for kicking. Detroit has 9 hits to Cleveland's 8 with 3 errors to 2. Batteries Miller Shaw Totter Speer. Umpire Dwyer.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Miller
Sullivan
Shaw
Totter
Speer
Dwyer
Buffalo Missed Chances In Loss To Indianapolis
Indianapolis defeated Buffalo 12 to 10 after a tight game in front of 1 200 fans. Fertsch was a key pitcher as Indianapolis built an early lead, while Buffalo left runners stranded. Dam mann Gibson Powers Buckley Hooker and Cantillon the umpire are named in the report.
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Buffalo
Indianapolis
Fertsch
Yale Defeats Harvard on Diamond in 15 5 Victory
Yale crushed Harvard 15 to 5 as Robertson pitched a dominant game for Yale while Harvard pitchers faltered. Harvard errors and misplays, including baserunning lapses, doomed the Crimson against the Elis in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
Diamond
Crimson
Stillman
Kernan
Donald
Piis
Hirsh
Smith
Reid
Milne
George
Robertson
Clark
Kendall
Princeton Tigers Claim Title After Yale Victory
Princeton townspeople and students celebrate Yale's loss to Princeton after a recent win over Harvard. The crowd believes Princeton now holds the championship claim, noting the Tigers defeated the Elis in both games. A Reese Hall celebration followed the Yale result.
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Tex Tirmes
Princeton
Yale
Crimson
Harvard
Tigers
Elis
Sporting Notes from The Lindley A A Stormalm near Wilmington
The Lindley A A updates on the Wilmington area baseball event with Downingtown A A involvement and race for standings. Details provide a brief recap of teams, local venues, and match outcomes in a compact sports note.
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Lindley A. A
Wilmington
Downingtown A. A. Ee
Harrow Harness Meet Marred by Interference and Fines
Kingston Driving Club at Holmesburg faced a spoiled race meeting as drivers clashed with judges. One driver, Keeley, was fined ten dollars for deliberate pulling in front of spectators. The event saw purse cuts with the free-for-all reduced to only one hundred dollars and doubts of fixed races among crowds. Lizzie Meyers showed strong early pace but faltered, while Julia P. led before being pulled back. Silvermaker won the free-for-all in a dramatic finish after Clark resisted a fixing scheme.
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Kensington
Holmesburg
E. R. Bulkley
Lizzie Meyers
A. J. Keeley
Julia P
Mark Hendrix
Happy Jewess
Keeley
Happy Jewels
E. B. Clark
Clark
Silvermaker
John Kenney
Choral
J. Dilcott
Kelvyn
Ray
Ane
Lause
Les
A. L. Thorn
Savery
J. J. Winkler
R. A. Laycock
Eb. H. . Richmond
Frank Galaber
Whirlpoo
James Green
Happy Jewese
Green
Mson
EB. B. Clarke
G. G
Silver Cloud, Clark
Penn Valley Farms
B. m
G. Pe
Woerner
Mary Ryan
J.J. Ryan
McEachern Breaks Five Mile World Record in Trial
Canadian cycling champion Archie McEachern set a five mile world record in a watch-trial at Woodside Park track with Goelee motor, led by Bobby Tompson and Al Stone. Timers Floyd McFarland Orlando Stevens Frank M McCluthon J Clift all reported 7.36 for the five miles, though the record may be rejected by the National Cycl Association for lack of sanction.
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Archie McEachern
Woodside Park Board
McEachern
Floyd McFarland
California
Orlando Stevens
Frank M McCluthon
Trenton
J. Clift
Statien
A Eachern
National
Frank Starbuck
Ios
Wondeo
Tindle Smith Tie the Knot in Covenant Church
Jobe M. Tindle of Pottsville and Miss Mame E. B. Smith of Orwice were married today by Rev. George Elliott at Covenant Methodist Church Pe.
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Tindle-Smith
Tur Truzs
Pottsville
Jobe M. Tindle
Mame EB. Smith
Orwice
George Eliiott
Clothier Beats Morris in National Tennis Championship Final
W J Clothier defeated J Morris in three sets to win the men’s singles at the national championship at Wissahickon Heights. Philadelphia players were blanked in doubles as Miss McAteer and Miss Winner upset Miss Banks and Miss Rastall in the ladies’ doubles semi finals. Mixed doubles saw Shaw and Atkinson beat Rastall and Hoskins while Hunnewell and Codman won over Samuels and Rowland. Consolation singles semi finals saw Lycett defeat Steel.
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Wissahickon Heights
W. J. Clothier
Morris
Philadelphia
Maude Banks
Miss Rastall
Miss McAteer
Miss Winner
Mr. Hoskins
Miss Shaw
Atkinson
Hoskins
Misses McAteer
Kenwood Club
Bessie Rastall
Belmont
Parker
Champlin
Shaw
Hunnewell
Longwood Club
Mr. Atkinson
Belmont Cricket Club
Mr. Codman
Miss Samuels
Mr. Rowland
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Miss Lycett
Merion Cricket Club
Ae J. Steel
Stakes Race Thriller at Sheepshead Bay
New York June 21 reports the Swift Stakes for 3 year olds at seven furlongs as the day’s feature at Sheepshead Bay. Eight high class contenders started with Brigadier Contestor and Killashandra among top choices. Killashandra led early but the field battled for the finish as Gold Or faded after a break.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Brigadier
Contestor
Killashandra
Taber
Gold
Belmont Cricket Club Dominates Women and Men in Finals
In a Belmont Cricket Club event, Miss Dorothy Rastall of Belmont loses to Harlan in women’s singles, while W. J. Clothier of Merion Cricket Club defeats J. B. Morris of Germantown Cricket Club with set scores 6-0, 0-6, 6-4.
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Iss Harlan
Belmont Cricket Club
Dorothy Rastall
W. J. Clothier
Merion Cricket Club
Morris
Germantown Cricket Club
Pinochle Wins Mid-Summer Handicap at Fair Grounds
At St Louis Fair Grounds on June 21 a large crowd watched the midsummer handicap feature. Pinochle, ridden by J Woods, surged to victory in a one mile race with Found second and Oldfields, Dominick, and Foupd among the payees. Multiple races were run as part of the card with horses like Hottentot, Isobell, Capron, and Triditza in the day’s results.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Hottentot
J. Woods
Cock Sansa
Howell
Irs Gilbert
J. Matthews
Mr. Roose
Vesper Light
Canrobert
Moddartha
Ben Debar
Harry Yocum
Special Notice
Idea Drick
Zackford
Isobell
Matthews
Sard
Glimore
Esee
Harry Pullian
Congswell
Capron
A OG Maes Ptayeess
Connie Lee
Pinochle
Foupd
Oldfields
Dominick
Crocket
Triditza
Memphis
Frost
Tulla Fonse
Talley
Pea OO
Judge Wardell
Loka
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Ellie
Rose Tree
Morris Volmer
Midlight
Billy Patterson
Vancleave
Adelante
Henry Clark
Robert, Jr
Foxworthy
the Count
Selde
Frank Mek Commas
Ducasse
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Vince Lexell
Jake Stern
Profit
Lee
Macon
Wig
Kindred
Nae Caney
Ea Wen Ang
Maidstone
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Bis Leo Hoster
Flora B Birds
Op Sam Lazarus
Weenie Ty Girl
W. B
Court ruling lets relatives sue rail line for worker death
In a New Jersey damage suit, Catherine McKernig argues the Pennsylvania Railroad caused the death of Cornelius McKernig, a brakeman in the relief department. The court held that waiver occurs only when relief benefits are actually accepted by those entitled to sue for damages.
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Trenton
Catherine McKernig
Hudson County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cornelius McKernig
Contestor narrowly defeats Brigadier in feature at Melbourne
Prince of Melbourne and Contestor led at the pace. Contestor drew clear into the stretch and won by one and a half lengths, Brigadier four lengths ahead of Killashandra in third. Decanter won the handicap easily in a fast mile. Oliver Me won the first race at 7 to 1, Prince of Melrose won the maiden two year olds, and several other races produced swift times and notable upsets.
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Contestor
Brigadier
Killashandra
McJoynt
Decanter
Oliver Mc
Prince of Melrose
Work
Sir Fitzhugh
Oliver Me
Ballard
Buffoon
Maher
Tinge
Turner
Elner
Tulane
Grayless
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Koenig
Exit
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Henry
RE Rindabsepavess
Eure
Beau’ Gallant
Beech
O'Connor
Luke Ward
Admiral Pepper
Spinel
Colchester
Tom Kenny
James J. Corbett
Termless
Gingi
Ethics
Auroras
Mateo
Prince Stonemouth
Greyfeld
Rausch
Blueaway
Rutter
Sidrim
Belle of Lexington
Favonius
Herbert Hammock
Big Gun
the Swift
McCue
Odom
Vulcain
Bangor
McOue
al Reeves
Racing Highlights at Kinwood Driving Park Norristown
Norristown June 21 Kinwood Driving Park hosted racing with three events planned but only two completed. Spectators witnessed close competition as drivers contested fast times and tight finishes in the afternoon program.
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Tus Truxs
Norristown
Kinwood Driving Park
Evely
Mixed 2.40 class race narrows to a photo finish
In a tight 2.40 race Wilkensonian driven by C Z Weber and Lady Burkert ridden by John Jamison battled though Little J and Time. The 2.30 trotting class saw Riot led by C Gumbés and Bobby ridden by Patrick Curren place behind Madge and Michael Fennel with a 2.33% Time. A match event produced Thomas Jefferson driven by C and J McMennamin winning over Sadie. Time 2.46.
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Lady Burkert
Wilkensonian
McMennamin
Thomas Jefferson
C. Z. Weber
John Jamison
Little J
C. Gumbes
Riot
C. Gumbés
Bobby
Patrick Curren
Madge
Michael Fennel
J. McMennamin
Sadie
Latonia Race Star Chamber Wins Himyar Stakes
Star Chamber carrying Pat Dunne colors won the Himyar stakes at Latonia, a mile and an eighth on fast track, by four lengths over Florizar with Highland Lad third. Caywood rode the winner before about 6,000 spectators. Greenock was second choice, Florizar led a Scoggan entry, and Caywood delivered the victory.
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Cincinnati
Star Chamber
Pat Dunne
Florizar
Highland Lad
Caywood
Enomia
Essevscesise I Honeywood
Vandusen
Highland Lead
Overton
Ganeck
Harlem results after rain slow track at Chicago meet
Rainy conditions slowed the track as Harlem racing results listed multiple races. First race paleton and Enos placed, with odds noted. later sprints and middle-distance races included Norford Wax and Silverdale among top finishers with times shown.
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Chicago
Harlem
Paleton
Enos
Matin
Bergen
Ericsell
Orion
Flick
Little Regele
B. Scherrer
Abe Faa0
Raight
Norford
Wax
Dupee
Bepalder
Devin
Silverdale
Bullman
Grandon
T. Knight
Princess Tatiana
Dr. Waleley
Ee Roos
High Hoe
Basinger
Barney F
Weir
Lady
J. Walsh
Mole
Rose
Erwin
J. Martin
Chester Tames Allentown In Early Baseball Tilt
Chester opened strong against Allentown as Townsend dispersed the visitors with solid fielding support. Radcliffe delivered a string of hard fouls while Delahanty homered over the left field fence, though the final score is not stated.
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Chester
Allentown
Townsend
Radcliffe
Delahanty
Leftield
Country Club Dominates Devon In Fast Polo Thriller
Philadelphia Country Club trounces Devon 16 to 9 in a high speed polo match at Bala, drawing 5 000 spectators. Kennedy led with daring plays, while Devon’s Kendrick was hurt in a third period scramble. penalties and handicaps limited Devon’s comeback.
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Devon
Philadelphia
Bala
Lippincott
Chester County
Kennedy
Montgomery
J. Frank McFadden
Kendrick
Philadelphia Country Club
J. F. McFadden
George McFadden
John C. Groome
Mn Varden
Kendrick Devon
Lippincott Country Ub
Eeeiogott Kenned Country Club
Ry Club
Ee -Devon
Snowden
Montery Country Club
E Devon
Garden City Amateur Championship Entries Surge
The United States Golf Association reports Garden City will host a large amateur championship in early July. Defending champion Herbert Harriman faces formidable foes led by J Travis and Douglas. Philadelphia clubs expect strong showing with entrants like Roblen Forrest Linenweaver and others. Entries must reach Kerr by June 25 at 6 P M. local golfers should route through their clubs.
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Robert Bage Kerr
United States Golf Association
Garden City
Herbert M. Harriman
J. Travis
Douglas
Travis
van Courtland Park
Philadelphia
Francis Roblen
Herbert M. Forrest
Philadelphia Country Club
Charles P. Linenweaver
Philadelphia Cricket Club
A. H. Smith
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
William M. MecCawley
Merion Cricket Club
Willson Potter
Marion R. Wright
William P. Smith
Clayton G. Dixon
University of Pennsylvania
Samuel Y. Heebner
Kerr
Gueier City
Improvements on Wayne Field at State Normal School
Plans and specifications have been prepared for a grand stand and club house at Wayne Field the athletic grounds of the State Normal School. The contract for erection will be set July 2. The structure 30 by 90 feet with seating for 800 plus will include dressing and toilet rooms at each end and should be ready for use by the fall reopening.
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Wayne Field
the Times
West Chester
State Normal School
Minerva Homing Club birds clocked across long race
Norristown June 21 Minerva Homing Club released 35 birds from Spartansburg North Carolina at 5 AM. W F Young was the observer. first bird covered 500 miles by 5 02 PM with others following at 5 58 6 22 6 24 and 6 28 reaching destination led by George Detch M K and Slingbuff Jesse Rosa as finish times noted.
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Minerva Homing Club
Spartansburg
N. C
W. F. Young
George Detch
M. K
Slingbuff
Jesse Rosa
Reading's New Station Opens at Ocean City
The Philadelphia and Reading Route announces a new passenger station at Fourth Street and Haven Avenue in Ocean City to open for public use on Friday, June 22. The facility provides passengers with easy access to steamboats, auditorium, and other amenities along the route.
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Reading
Ocean City
Philadelphia and Reading
Atlantic City Railroad
Fourth Street
Haven Avenue
Panne
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