Baseball Roundup of National and American Leagues
The report notes several games with varied results including Boston defeating Chicago and New York edging Pittsburg while St. Louis beat Philadelphia. It highlights standings in both leagues, upcoming schedules, and recent scoring trends across teams such as Cincinnati, Baltimore, Detroit, Cleveland, and Milwaukee with key outcomes and win totals.
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Phillies
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Reds
Comiskey
White Stockings
Athletics
Orioles
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Senators
National League
Philada
Brooklyn
Giacianati
Philadelphia
Wl. P.ca
Baltimore
Washington
Phillies beat St Louis as Orth dominates in rain shortened game
National League action saw the Phillies edge the St Louis club in a game delayed by rain and advertised as a doubleheader. Orth allowed one run while Delahanty led Phillies hitters with a long first inning and a late two-base hit, and Barry stole second to spark scoring.
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al Orth
Courveless
Phillies
St. Louis
Orth
Tan
Harper
Thomas
Barry
Delahanty
Flick
Wolverton
Slagle
McFarland
Cross
Jones
Burkett
Hanging Garden
Lajoie
Brooklyn's Batting Matinee Tops Cincinnati
Brooklyn wins a 34 base, 26 hit matinee as Keeler leads with a homer and five runs. Kennedy pitched well for Brooklyn while Sheckard's left field play stands out. Attendance around 1,000. Cincinnati: Dobbs, Keeler, Harley, Daly, M'Guire among starters.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
H. O.A
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B. Dobbs
Keeler
Harley
Dolan
Beckley
Sheck'rolls
Cra
M'Crry
Farrell
Gating
M’guire
Sheckard
Dahlen
McGuire
Craw- Keeler
Daly
Wees
Steinfeldt
Aioe
Talis Ken- Parker
Ane Y Kennedy
Parker
Boston Wins Streak Maintained in Chicago Visit
Boston scored three earned runs in a shutout of Chicago behind Lawson who held the visitors to six hits through five innings. Hughes allowed five singles in the first inning and Boston added two more runs in the seventh due to a muffed fly and passed balls. Attendance was about 500 as Boston extended its winning run to five straight.
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Boston
Chicago
Lawson
Hughes
Giants Heat Pirates in New York Play
A terse game note reports New Yorks defeating the Pirates with Taylor delivering key plays. The item notes a late inning effort and unnamed teammates contributing to the win.
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Giants
Pirates
New York
New Yorks
Pirtaborg
Taylor
Pittsburg and New York Face Off In Low-Scoring Exhibition
Attendance 4 000 as New York and Pittsburg meet in a pitching duel. Wiltse and Taylor hold the hitters while Beerman, Zimmer and Selbach contribute for the field. Final line shows New York 2 Pittsburg 0 with errors and small rallies shaping the result.
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Pittsburg
New York
Obe'rman
Zimmer
Nelson
Wiltse
Taylor
Phillips
Ie Ee Ae
MGW
Dees
Firet
Fadieee
Latt
Pittabu Firat
Balla
Talor
Wagner
Bowerman
Chicago Whitewashes Athletics in season opener
The Chicago Americans defeat the Athletics 6 to 2 in a pitchers battle between Pratt and Griffith. Griffith limits the Athletics to six hits with no walks, while Chicago's timely hitting supports the shutout. Mertes and Hoy standout in the field, and Piatt’s control issues aid Chicago's scoring. Attendance was 1,581.
Phillies improve with Jennings and Barry in 1899 lineup
The article reviews Phillies prospects as Jennings and Barry join the team, praising their headwork and field sense. It notes Slagle’s possible departure, strong St Louis competition, and adjustments across the infield with Cross, Hallman, Wolverton, Delahanty and White. A misplay by Cross is cited as costly, while Hoy and the ex red catcher earn praise for sight and catching ability.
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Jennings
Barry
Phillies
Slagle
Philadelphia
Griffith
Chicago
Shugart
Mertes
St. Louis
Ohne
Cross
Hallman
Wolverton
Infeld
Delahanty
Feld
Donovan
Padden
Hoy
Jack Barry
Hughey Jennings
McFarland
Lajoie
Boston Wins After Third Inning Rally
Boston defeated Cleveland 6 to 3 in Boston hitting two in the third, aided by three Cleveland errors. Dowling pitched well, Lewis faced trouble but steadied at key moments. Attendance 2,995 with Dowd and M'Carthy among the batters.
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Boston
Lewis
Dowling
Milwaukee Beats Washington On Bunched Hits In Second and Fourth
Milwaukee won the game by rallying with multiple hits in the second and fourth innings. Washington struggled with scattered hits as Carrick relieved Gear after Milwaukee tallied three singles and two triples. Everett was ejected in the third for disputing a decision, crowd 2,834.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Carrick
Gear
Everett
Pitchers' Battle Nips Detroit as Baltimore Wins
Baltimore edged Detroit in a pitchers duel as McGinnity outpitched his rival. Nance made two superb running catches and a double play turned by Duos, Williams and Hart highlighted the game attended by 2,204 fans.
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Baltimore
Detroit
McGinnity
Nance
Young golfers shine at Huntingdon Valley club tournament
The open tournament at Huntingdon Valley Country Club on the Noble course saw younger players challenge veterans in Lynnewood Hall and handicap cup play. Notable results include H. B. Macfarland reaching the semi finals with decisive wins, while Gaskill, Dixon, and Lineaweaver also posted strong showings. Mrs. R. H. Barlow led the women’s 18-hole medal play with 98 gross and tied for best net.
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Philadelphia
Huntingdon Valley
Noble
Lynnewood Hall
H. B. Marfarland
Belfield
W. N. Price
J. W. Gaskill
Price
Macfarland
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W. F. Brown
J. I. Lineaweaver
Philadelphia Cricket Club
A. H. Chadbourn
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H. P. Smith
Lineaweaver
Lynnewood Hall Cup
J. J. Lineaweaver
Philadelphia Cricket
C. H. Kirk
WF. Brown
W. M. McCawley
Merion
C. G. Dixon
Dr. Huntingdon Valley
A. H. Smith
H. B. Macfarland
KR. P. McNeely
Gri Merion
Julian Wilson
Philadelphia Country
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R. H. Barlow
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Brigham Young's Carriage Story From Old Butte Scrap Heap
The Montana Record recounts a rusted Salt Lake carriage once used by Brigham Young and his wives. It arrived in Butte in 1882, sold for 675 dollars, and powered a six year rental by Fat Jack and Tom Mays, totaling 10050 dollars. The tale shifts as James A. Murray finally claims ownership amid ambitious bids and local lore.
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Brigham Young
City of
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Butte
Charlies Palmer
Dolman
Park Street
Curtis
J. A. Murray
Fat Jack
Tom Mays
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Mr. Murray
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Jim
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King & Lowry’s
Clark's Bank
Early Butte Auction Item Sells First Junk Piece
The text notes Charlie Palmer offered the first junk item at a Butte auction, marking an early hack or sale in the area dating back to 1850. It references a church and longstanding activity, tying the auction to local history.
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Butte
Palmer
Utte
Jennings Signs with Phillies After Brooklyn Release
Crack infielder Hinghey Jennings, formerly of Brooklyn, signs with the Philadelphia National League team for the balance of the season. Reported salary around 3500, with $6000 paid to Brooklyn for release. Jennings to play today against Cincinnati.
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Brooklyn
Delahanty
Shettstine
Jennings
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Wolverton
Hallman
Barry
Slagle
Jimmie
Phillies
Barry Far
Rogers
Shettsline
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Baltimore
Athletics
Mack
McGraw
Connie Ae
Jenni
Pla
Bac
Hanlon
Poughkeepsie Crews Improve As Freshmen Break Records
Pennsylvania colleges staged strong times at Highland Course New York. Varsity eight rowed four miles in 20 minutes 41 and a half seconds despite rain with two miles in 10 5 seconds. freshmen covered two miles in 9 35, fastest yet. Coach Josh Ward praised progress as Henderson nears return.
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Highland Race Course
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Josh Ward
Varsity Eight
Tupper
Wisconsin
Henderson
Bow
Varsity
Bert
Columbia
Woodside Cycle Races Highlight Williams Moran Nelson
Cyclists Moran and Nelson prepare for the Woodside motor paced middle distance championship this afternoon. Moran arrives after prior wins over Arthur Ross and Harry Elkes while Nelson recently beat Burns Pierce, aiming to add the title to his 11 wins in 18 races this season. Moran, 20, from Ohelsen Massachusetts, will lead the field in a 0 mile event as handicaps and entrants list include Frank Waller and Watson Coleman noted for later race action.
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Washington
Providence
Johbonie Nelson
James Moran
Woodside
Moran
Arthur Ross
Harry Elkes
Nelson
Burns Pierce
Michael
Frank Waller
Watson Coleman
Ohelsen
Mass
Garson McDonald
W. Fwertey
J. Griffiths
Roar P. Pu
Miran J
Bert
Fating
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Lpia
Chicago
Metropolitan Golf Final Nears at Nassau Country Club
The Woman's Metropolitan Golf Championship semi finals were held at Nassau Country Club on June 21 with 31 competitors. Genevieve Kerk Oluh and Beth Underhill advanced to the final match play round as the standout survivors.
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Glen Cove
Nassau Country Club
Genevieve
Leonora Loring Takes Daisy Stakes At Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay on June 21 Leonora Loring captured the Daisy stakes in a five furlong run. Sadducee looked a hot favorite in the Speedwell selling stakes but was beaten by Clennellie at 12 to 1. The card featured several close finishes and favored runners not dominating the ledger.
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Sheepshead Bay
Leonora Loring
Gay Boy
Allbert
Sadducee
Clennellie
Reina
O'Connor
Ante
Shaw
Irene Lindacy
Slack
Jill Greenwood
Maria Bolton
Award
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Lady Buck
Taylor
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Waugh
Princeton Girl
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Argonauta
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Landry
Fonso Luca
Connor
Linora
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Friar Tabor
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Frivol
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Atherglen
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Balm of
Gilead
Aguinaldo a Cyclist Said to Exhibit Notable Skills
An American traveler at the Imperial Hotel in New York recounts Aguinaldo's athleticism including horse riding, swordsmanship, boxing, and cycling. He claims the Filipino leader rode a high wheeler in Chicago and Manila, using it in Luzon until punctured tires halted the practice.
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Imperial Hotel
New York
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Hong Kong
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Chicago
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Manila
Luzon
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Dewey
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Thrift versus meanness in youth savings urged
The Christian Advocate warns that many youths waste money as it costs little or nothing. It urges saving for independence, marriage readiness, and sickness or old age, citing a noted bishop story to illustrate extreme miserliness and the dangers of hoarding.
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New England
Thermometers of Centuries Ago
The London Engineer notes the first sealed thermometer predates 16% by Ferdinand II Grand Duke of Tuscany. He filled the bulb and part of the tube with alcohol and sealed the tube by melting the glass. The article cites considerable doubt about the exact origin.
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London
Ferdinand II
Grand Duke of
Tuscany
About that beating the effect on nerves from heavy diet
A Chicago News piece argues Americans overeat meat, especially during meals, harming digestion and nervous health. It cites European moderation, urges summer reform toward fruit, vegetables, salads, and less meat, even fasting ideas, and promotes simpler eating patterns for vitality.
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Chicago News
England
Pope Leo
Sponge trade faces scarcity as demand rises
New York sponge dealers warn of a tightening market with stationary yields and soaring prices. Five years of price increases have outpaced 1895 96, while higher grade sponges decline in the Florida gapends and sellers report ruinous competition. Foreign adulteration and limited new beds threaten profits and future supplies.
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Whitlam Street
Tribune
England
British Honduras
Florida
All Day Open Churches Draw Summer Visitors
The New York Sun recalls how city churches stay open year round and summer visitors, including foreigners and travelers from every state, come for prayer, rest, and sightseeing. Priests note more Protestant houses stay open weekly and welcome all, with artful windows and signs inviting meditation and warmth.
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House of God
Rayer
Wien
Breaking the Record from the Indianapolis Sun
A quip shows the high cost of gunfire with a 1 inch pistol at 82 dollars and a 4 inch revolver at 1000 dollars, as a neighbor’s Jersey cow is cited in the punchline. The item highlights a humorous or sensational line about shooting costs.
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Indianapolis Sun
Pennsylvanian Rowers Open Henley Practice in Style
The Pennsylvanian eight completed three miles on the Henley regatta course under coach Ellis Ward. Stroke Gardiner hit thirty eight during bursts amid a crowd of nearly a hundred photographers and spectators. A steam launch aided Ward on the towpath, a first for Henley, with Ward praising the crew's health and progress.
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England
Pennsylvania
Gardiner
Ellis Ward
Smith
Ward
Hart
America
Leander Rowing Club
Charm of Tobacco in Santiago Trenches Provokes Strong Soldier Sentiment
A veteran recounts tobacco shortages during the Santiago campaign and how the absence of tobacco eroded morale. He notes hunger cold and mud but says morale collapsed only when tobacco ran out, as soldiers feared fever and enemy shells. A single tobacco drop revived confidence and sparked a rapid return to fighting spirit.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Santiago
Havana
John Brown
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