Phillies Lose By Forfeit In Decisive Ten Inning Clash
Final game of the series ended in eleventh inning as Philadelphia forfeited after a disputed ninth inning. Conn walked four to bases and Howell was ruled out for not running. Fans blamed umpires. players argued and the Brooklyn win was sealed. Standings show Brooklyn ahead with a 20 to 13 victory. Schedule lists Philadelphia at Boston and Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
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Battle Ends In Brooklyn Victory After Eleven Innings
A tense National League game between Philadelphia and Brooklyn ended 0 0 in Brooklyn's favor after umpire O Day awarded the forfeit in the eleventh inning amid a crowd clash with spectators. Manager Shettline escorted O Day to safety as disputes over called plays and delay tactics sparked a lengthy scene. Seven pitchers faced the lineup in a hard fought contest lasting over three hours before Brooklyn claimed the win.
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Baseball score and officiating note from game
First base on bag to Aga McFarland three runs Cross Keeler two Dahlen three L Cross two Daly two Farrell. Hit by use the ball Thomas Jennings. Time three fifteen umpire O Day.
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Battle for first place fuels rowdy Phillies at Boston
In a tense game described as a battle for first, Day's decisive play kept it open until the end. Umpire O Day faces protests as Philadelphia fans and players accuse bias while Brooklyn clinches via a forfeited eleventh inning.
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Chicago Beats Cincinnati In 9 Inning Baseball Clash
Chicago tops Cincinnati 7 to 4 as Mertes hits a home run and Callahan sails past nine innings. Green, Callahan, and Peltz notch two-base hits while Corcoran adds a three-base hit for the Reds. attendance 660.
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New York Bent by Boston in Poor Batting Loss
New York, June 22 The New Yorks dropped another game to Boston due to weak batting. Willis was effective except for innings five and seven, Mercer was an easy mark, and attendance was about 2,000. Final score reflects Boston advantages in fielding and offense with several errors noted.
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Rough Rowing on the Hudson
On June 22 in Poughkeepsie the Hudson had white caps as Columbia crews endured rough seas. Coach Hanlan pushed the Varsity and freshmen through ten miles of hard rowing, praising a rigging change that quickened the stroke without extra strain. Wisconsin, led by Coach O'Dea, tested a new Varsity shell while freshmen received guidance in a brief talk at the boat house.
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Cornell Crew Prepares for Poughkeepsie Race Trip
Cornell will travel with two eight oared shells a four and an eight oared gig for the Varsity freshman and four oared races. Coach Courtney rested the crews tonight saying the work after arrival at Poughkeepsie will be light and that he has never worked harder with this Varsity crew. Managers Robbins Jackson and boat builder Hoyle have prepared for the departure.
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Detroit and Indianapolis Rally In Extra Inning Tie
In Detroit on June 22, Indianapolis pulled one run ahead in the tenth before Shaw singled. Frisk doubled in Cronin for two bases, tying the game. Holmes’s long fly brought Shaw home on a throw, sending the game to a famous finish.
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Cleveland Triumphs In Close Baseball Contest
Cleveland rallies to edge Buffalo 10 to 9 as Amole doubles for the winning run in the ninth. Hart and Spies start for Cleveland with Hooker, Maker, Amole, and Sehreck in the Buffalo battery. 18 hits for Cleveland, 14 for Buffalo. four errors by Cleveland, two by Buffalo.
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Chicago Beats Kansas City in Low-Scoring Game
Chicago won the game by capitalizing on Kansas City errors as Katoll allowed three hits. McManus caught for Chicago and impressed, while the scoreline shows a 7 to 3 result with Chicago taking advantage of opportunities.
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Umpire Under Fire After 13 Inning Milwaukee Win
Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis in a 13 inning game as Sheridan’s tenth inning call sparked loud protests. Harvey and Reidy pitched well, crowd of about 2,500 groaned at the umpire’s decision while the game remained dramatic throughout.
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Boxing Night Promises Classic Showdown at Broadway A. C.
Manager Lew Bailey of the Broadway A. C. plans a strong card for next Monday night featuring Dan McConnell Camden light-weight champion and Tom Cleary of Fairmount in the main bout. Also on the bill are Krall of Point Breeze and Billy Devine with a preliminary tilt featuring Will iam Gets Tolson Parry Johnny In and Dave H in a 1 bout.
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Tacony to host East Palk Base Ball Club showdown
Tacony meets a strong East Palk Base Ball Club today in a keenly anticipated game. Levin starts for East Falls against Tacony pitcher Sam Seeds. Norwood faces Clifton Heights with Brown on the mound after a recent close Norwood win.
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American Derby Run Today With Seven Sure Starters
Chicago June 22 Seven definite starters are listed for tomorrow's American Derby a $15000 stake event. Lt Gibson Boland Sam Phillips Burns Advance Guard Taral Mitchell Silver Garter Bullman Norford Enos all Gold may run with Caywood aboard Yellow Tall and Sidney Lucas thought unlikely to start. track conditions likely heavy and favor Lt Gibson.
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Prince Mc- Heads Eight-Horse Sheepshead Feature
New York June 22 reports an offday at Sheepshead Bay with no fixtures. The chief event is a 1 1/4 mile third race featuring Prince Mc and three other top horses, aimed at a strong purse and competitive field.
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Weathered track as Queen Esther shines in St Louis races
In heavy rain at St Louis on June 22 the track held up and three favorites won. The standout was Queen Esther in the fourth race, while Intrusive upset at long odds in a key earlier event. Mountain Mist led a strong showing in the later card as precursors to a weight-for-age race planned by the Coney Island Jockey Club.
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Latonia Track Sloppy Yet Favorites Triumph Amid Races
Latonia's rainy day track did not stop favored horses from showing solid form. Monanka, a 2 year old filly trained by Tom McDowell, won the fifth race in decisive fashion as Jockey Michaels faced a suspension until September 1 for all but Hart Gibson's stable.
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Harlen and Chicago Winners at Harlem Races June 22
Weather cloudy and track heavy as Tenney Belle won the first race at four and aged furlongs with time 1.21. Several races follow including steeplechase, handicap and five furlong events, with entries listed for today’s programs and notable horses سان.
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Midget Bout Night At Nations Club Sparks Rivalry
Ed Denfase and Scaldy Bil Quinn clash after a two week buildup at Nations Club. Tonight’s card features Jimmy Devine vs Sammy Smith in a semi wind up with Billy Devine taking on Jimmy Hill in a six round bout. Preliminaries include Billy Burroughs vs Jack Rice and Jack Camp vs Lew Barber. Electric fans boost the crowd.
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Ladies Contest in Match Golf at Brandywine Club
In West Chester on June 22 the Brandywine Golf Club of Semmit defeated the Wilmington Ladies Field Club by 1 up in a match. The result highlights a tight contest with late decisive holes.
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Sloane Hadace Faces Narrow Prize at Massone Lafitte Races
Sloane Hadace of Day Paris competed in five races at the Massone Lafitte meeting on June 22 but only secured third place. Mada gascar finished at 7 to 1 in the Prix Revend.
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Bethlehem Races Cancelled At State Fair Purses
The Pennsylvania State Fair Association declared next week’s Bethlehem races for 3600 dollars in purses will proceed only if more entries are received, citing a small field of contestants.
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National championship clash fills Wissahickon crowd
Miss McAteer defeats Miss Banks in a tight semifinal at the Philadelphia Cricket Club to reach the women’s national championship final. The crowd watched from Wissahickon Heights as McAteer won 6-4 7-5 with Banks pushing her hard.
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Milord? John Sanson Ends Life In Milford Farm Scene
Milford June 22 The community is shocked by the death of John Sanson about 45 years old two miles south of Lincoln City. He shot himself with a pistol while in a field behind his brother Dr B Sanson’s farm. The weapon had one empty chamber and the self inflicted wound occurred in the roof of his mouth. The body lay in an empty stall when found by Dr Lawson.
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Commencement at New Castle High School Evening Exercises
Special Telegram from The Times New Castle Delaware June 22 describes the closing exercises. Rev Eugene Thrasher of Nazareth Methodist Episcopal Church gave the invocation and Rev Edward Prey of St Peter's Roman Catholic Church offered the benediction. Dr George A Harter, president of the ware og Newa, awarded the diplomas. Robert H Richards of Wilmington delivered the address. Six graduates named include Miss Mary Mevenon Miss Margaret W Lor Miss Ada Meta OA Miss Helen Duffy Miss Carrie Pedrick and Leslie W Carnagy.
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White boy bitten by youth. fear of serious complications
Special Telegram to Tax Times reports 14 year old White Downey bitten on the left arm by a Black youth named Roberta. The arm swelled to twice its size and a serious condition is feared as doctors monitor the injury.
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