Rain Wipes Phillies Doubleheader Split
Pittburgh swept a doubleheader from St. Louis 4 3 and 14 4 while Chicago beat Cincinnati 11 3. The Phillies had their chance dashed by rain as Boston joined in heavy schedule notes with New York and Brooklyn also affected. Manager Buckenberger eyed revenge as Pittsburg moved ahead in the pennant race.
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Shettsline
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
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Reds
Pittsburg
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Wallace sparks Athletics with multi hit performance in loss to St Louis
Bobby Wallace returned from a ten day layoff to key the Athletics with a single two doubles and a triple in the game at St Louis. Donohue pitched well for the Browns, while Wiltse struggled early. A crowded 15 thousand crowd is expected to witness tomorrow's game and Davis, Bonner and Cross featured in earlier plays.
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St. Louis
Wiltse
Quakers
Wallace
Connie Mack
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Senators
Cleveland
Bobby Wallace
Tolay
Little
Donohue
Cross
Towers
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Anderson
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Heidrick
Seashore Baseball Schedule Highlights Cuban Giants Tour
Atlantic City reports manager M Churchman Mecheer prepares a star lineup for the season with a long list of opponents from June to September. The schedule features dates with Cuban X Giants, Harrisburg clubs, Johnstown, Pittsburgh groups, and local leagues, plus open dates and city matches. A separate Norristown note cites an error by the ud Club giving locals a win as Deary and Wade pitched well.
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M. Churchman Mecheer
Measantville B. B. C
X-Giants
Lebanon Alley College
Lebanon Valley College
Wilmington
Chester
Harrisburg Athletic Club
Penn Park
of York
Cuban X-Giants
Cuban X-Giantes
Phiadelpia National League
Altoona
Aly
Johnstown
Homestead L. A. C
Homestead L.A. C
Pittsburg National League
Pittsburg Athletic Club
Rg Athletic Club
Pitte Athletic Club
Cuban X- Giants
Cuban
Spectat
Tus ParLape Crus
Norristown
Errore
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Deary
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Ne 'Y
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Tiree Hits Bradley Drill Stolen and Patten Strong Inning
In a rough ball night, Moore and Landboom worked. Patten doubled and drove in runs while Lenodbotn and Shoo delivered hits. Wild pitches by Moore and Landboom spiced a 9 176 attendance scene as Raleigh beat Charlotte 2 1 and several Southern League games saw wins and rain delays.
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Bradley
Drill
Wolverton
Moore
Landboom
Patten
Lenodbotn Patten
Wwathington
Shoo
Er Laedboom
O*laughlin
Motor paced cycle series in Atlantic City attracts top riders
Atlantic City gears for the longest motor paced cycle program in memory at the Coliseum track. top riders Harry Elkes Albert Champion Walthour and others have been matched for races on July 10 17 and a 30 mile three corner event opening this Saturday with Hunter Finn and Leander in a three way race.
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Atlantic City
Harry Elkes
Albert Champion
Hunter
Finn
Leander
Monster lantern parade planned by Cycle Dealers Association
The Cycle Dealers Association announces a monster lantern parade to follow the L. A. W. meet in Atlantic City. The event offers prizes from high grade bicycles to coaster brakes and cycling sundries. Preparations start with a general committee meeting tomorrow night.
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Cycle Dealers’ Association
Atlantic City
Cycle Races Postponed To July Fifth
NEW YORK June 21 The bicycle races that were to open the racing season at the Manhattan Beach track have been postponed until July 5.
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Manhattan Beach
Cricketers Badly Handicapped in City Cup Matches
The Germantown Cricket Club beat Moorestown 188 in the Philadelphia Cup with Shipley Krause and Brickle top scoring for Germantown. Frankford defeated Philadelphia and Haverford beat Pennsylvania, while Wanderers edged Moorestown by 15 runs. Haverford and Pennsylvania finished their match with Haverford winning by 73 in rain affected conditions.
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Duffy Did Not Run at London Athletic Club Meet
London June 21 at Stamford Bridge the London Athletic Club meet produced Hilbery winning the 100 yards handicap with 9% yards start in 10 1 10 seconds Duffy the American entrant did not compete May of Oxford won the hammer with 6 feet handicap and a 134 feet 8.5 inch best Edgren American scratched finished third with 125 feet 3.5 inches
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London Athletic Club
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H. M. Hilbery
A. W. Duffy
E. B. May
Oxford
R. W. Edgren
Caledonian Club Sets 2002 Scottish Games Match
The 44th Caledonian Club Scottish Games in Philadelphia will feature a champion five a side football match at Maple Grove Park on August 16 with gold medals to winners. Entry with a $1.00 fee per team due by August 7 to secretary Hugh Tulloch at 807 North Seventh Street.
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Maple Grove Park
Hugh Tulloch
North Seventh Street
Lost Bets Made Money From A Slow Steamer’s Race Home
The captain, after repairs delayed a China tea cargo, bet on a fast passage to England. He won big as rivals doubted him, his ship returned weeks later, and the public bets recovered his losses with thousands of pounds profit.
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China
England
Blackwood's Magazine
Aged Indian Princess Joins Fort Wayne Old Settlers Meet
The Allen County Old Settlers Association held its first annual meeting at Fort Wayne Indiana. Louis Peltier aged 88 the first child born in the old fort was named honorary vice president Kil Qua a Miami Princess granddaughter of Little Turtle aged 90 traveled from Roanoke by interurban to attend a public reception in her carriage at Court House Square She speaks only in her native tongue while seven pioneers could converse with her Anthony Wayne battle flag owned by Perry Marshal of Wabash adorned the speakers stand Mrs Lucien Ferry sat in the old fort and was also present.
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Little Turtle
Roanoke
Court House Square
Anthony Wayne
Perry Marshal
Wabash
Lucien Ferry
Olney Boom Gains Ground in Memphis Clubs
The Olney boom centers in Shelby County Tennessee as supporters build Richard Olney clubs to back the ex secretary of state. The movement, though nascent, could grow depending on the Bryanite faction's stance toward Cleveland in 1904. Democrats in Washington have already debated his presidential viability.
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Richard Olney
Olney
Shelby County
Tenn
Rain Delays Baltimore Philadelphia Cricket Match
Rain caused the postponement of the June 21 cricket match between the Philadelphia and Baltimore Cricket Clubs in Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
Tarkington and the lure of rural writing life
Harper's Weekly notes that New York can tire visitors yet suits residents, praising the idea of a country home for writers like Tarkington. It cites Kipling Churchill Stockton Twain and Indiana authors, imagining farms with apples, hens, hollyhocks and royalties as sources of inspiration.
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Hudson River
Harper's Weekly
Fortune Teller Foretold Wife's Divorce in Ohio River Case
Charles McConnell an Ohio River Railroad engineer found his house emptied with his wife missing and furniture packed for shipment. He recovered the items. She later sued for divorce alleging cruelty, allegedly after a Wheeling fortune teller warned of divorce before he contemplated it.
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Ohio River Railroad
Cinripnat! Enquirer
Leonora Loring Sells for Six Thousand One Hundred
In New York on June 21 at Sheepshead Bay, horses owned by T Hitchcock and others were sold. The 3 year old filly Leonora Loring, produced by L Meyers, was bought by W Whitmey for a sum around six thousand dollars. Other sales of a thousand dollars or more included horses named Great Tom and Taffeto.
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New York
T. Hitchcock, S Jr
Shrepshead Bay
Dr. MacBride-Hayden
Promedy
L Meyers
W. Whitmey
Descriptions of Arabia Wars Reach Back to Mohammed Ibn Rashid
A Vienna to London dispatch reports a caravan massacre near Kuwait by desert Arab tribes. The oasis city of Riadh falls back under Wahabi influence as Abdul Aziz bin Metaah fights to maintain control, with battles, shifting power, and renewed religious tension across central Arabia.
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Hail
Riadh
Abdul Aziz bin Metaah
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Washington Golfer Wins Philadelphia Cup at Huntingdon Valley
Dr. L. L. Harban of Columbia Golf Club Washington D C captured the Philadelphia Cup at Huntingdon Valley Country Club Noble in the second annual tournament by Golf Association of Philadelphia. H A Ross of Huntingdon Valley won the second cup.
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Washington, D. C
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Noble
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H. A. Roas
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Kansas Hero in Washington Forty Years After
Colonel Daniel R. Anthony of Leavenworth Kansas visits Washington with his son D R Anthony Jr seeking a reappointment as Leavenworth postmaster. The elder Anthony, now 75, recalls guarding President Lincoln in 1861 and帮助 shaping Kansas statehood and state and local offices. He is Susan B Anthony’s brother.
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Suggestion to the President on Roosevelt's Horseback Risks
A political column critiques President Roosevelt's public image and bold recreation. It argues the President's vigor is evident but warns his risky horseback exploits may threaten the nation, urging restraint to focus on pressing national problems.
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United States
Wire House
Roosevelt
Quaker City Driving Club Plans Summer Meeting
The Board of Directors of the Quaker City Driving Club announce a big summer meeting on Thursday in East Suffolk on the famous half mile track. Four races are planned with substantial stakes and entry details to follow.
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Quaker City Driving Club
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