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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1897

Page

9

Middlesex Defeats Philadelphia by Seven Wickets in Lords Match

Middlesex County beat the Philadelphia cricketers by seven wickets at Lord’s, as Ford’s spectacular 112 anchored the home side after a 270 total by Philadelphia. The visitors revived hopes after following on, yet Middlesex’s strong batting and sharp fielding sealed the win with Webbe’s captaincy and Hearn’s bowling pivotal in the second innings.

Times Lords Grounds London Middlesex County Philadelphia Middlesex England F. G. J. Ford Ford Iddiesex Stoddart Cregar Hayman Ralston Foley Bing Webbe Thayer Wood Hearne A. B. Stoddart Lester J. B. King King Bates Hearn Rawhin Biddle Coates P. H. Clark Hamas Ry Gates Cregur Considera’ Eas Teiebing

Cricket scorecard fragment with Middlesex and Philadelphia innings

OCR text shows cricket score details including players like Prince, Lord Hawke, King, Clark, Webbe and Philadelphians. It lists batting orders, runs, wickets, and bowling figures across first and second innings with partial totals and bowling analysis.

B. Cregar B. Clark Rawlin A. Clark Dessevescees P. Ioley Tasvarenis Adeveeseenes Sorenssceees B. R. W. King Dvcapeusancooess Resogaee Oe Bsapepeor Haedoa Renee Philadelphians C. Ois B. Rawlin B. Mars J. A. Lester E. Hearne Stoddart Biddle B. Hearne J. B. King B. Stoddart C. Coates, Jr B. Phil Vcorcagic B. Wu Hearne Clark B. Phillips H. Bates B. Stod Webbe C. O'Brien Eeseeeere Cece i Athe A

Pennsylvania League of American Wheelmen Meet Near Philadelphia

Pennsylvania riders, especially around Philadelphia, anticipate the League of American Wheelmen annual meet the first week of August with 15 000 to 20 000 attendees. Many from Pennsylvania will participate, and wristband access depends on L A W membership. apply soon via any member or the Pennsylvania division office at 668 Bourse Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia League of American Wheelmen Wheelmen of Gee

Time Wheelmen and Tacony A A Races Set for Summer Events

Bicycle clubs in Philadelphia and New Jersey announce prominent races and social events including Tacony A A opening meet in Tacony Philadelphia with 100 mile race at Manhattan Beach Harlem Wheelmen July 10 prize pool over 500 dollars. Continental Wheelmen plan Atlantic City run July 4 and King Bee Social July 16. Time Wheelmen report strong home-ground performances and a double century prize program featuring onyx top table silver pitcher and a special hour glass medal.

Manhattan Beach New York Harlem Wheelmen Europe Continental Wheelmen Atlantic City Onyx

Noted Professionals Suspended Over Prize Pooling Rumors

The Mott's Weekly Bulletin reports charges that some professionals pooled and divided prize money in a few races, with one offender admitting it as a supposed legitimate practice. Severe penalties will follow convictions after this date. Amateurs warned about advertising wheels on race shirts and officials urged to report amateurs in wheel-themed costumes. Several suspensions, transfers to professional class, and travel permits are listed, with notable names including Newhouse, Church, Jack, and W Fred Lima. Sanctions and transfers span Philadelphia, Baltimore, Dundee Park, Nanticoke, and Washington, with expiry dates in 1887 and 1897. Additional suspensions for cycling infractions include repeated Sunday racing and unsanctioned events. numerous clubs and associations granted or denied sanctions through July 1897.

Mott Messrs. Newhouse Church Jack W Fred Lima Inter-Academic Association of Philadelphia R. D. Sanderson Memphis Tenn Dundee Park Nanticoke Athletic Club Nanticoke W. Fred Sims Washington, D. C W. L. Beckhardt Baltimore William Porter William Rutley T. Wells Cole Robert Ror, Jr Bradford Syracuse Utica N. Y George Whitney Washington D. C George M. Heple Camden N. J Rochester BE. D. Hubbard Swarthmore Pittsfeld Mass H. W. Clum Richmond Albert S. van Harten Morristown Robt. Urquhart Dorchester G. A. Branch A. A Erben and DuPont de Lancey School H. Levick D. Levick Penn Charter School Nice Cheltenham Academy Wiborn Haverford Grammar School Eau Claire Wis Garry Dean Alland Pawe Jenkins, Jr Chippewa Falls Seas Wagner F. Oftix August Behlose Charles Tyren T. Lh Minneapolis Minn Osseo PF. Williams H.C. Williams L. K. Stevens Captain Parker Anoka EB IF Davenport Brockwayville Driving Park Association Brockwayville Bristol Driving Park Association Bristol Century Cycling Club Newark Vailsburg Sahodalica Wheelmen Burke County Wheelmen Association Doylestown Valley Outing Gardner Reviyenet So Cling Club Awtucket Wheel Club New London Conn Brockton Ag. Society Brockton Calumet Club Menchester W. K. Walker Biia Vt Nutmeg Athletic Club Britain

State Tennis Championships at Merion Grounds in Haverford

The Merion Cricket Club hosts Pennsylvania championship play amid fine weather with modest matches. Robert Steel defeats F Morgan 6-3 6-3. George Deacon beats James Hill 6-1 6-1. Moorehead and Morris win a doubles match 6-1 8-6 6-4. Fielding and Carpenter split results 6-4 4-6 6-4 with Stille and Griffith also advancing.

Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pennsylvania Robert Steel F. Morgan Belmont Cricket Club Steel Morgan George P. Deacon James A. Hill Deacon Hill W. B. Moorehead TOCA John Stokes Morris Germantown Cricket Club B. L. C. Griffith D. B. Magruder Belmont Cricket Tb Moorehead Morris Belmont Theatne Pinglee Boban Steel James A. Hill D. L. Magruder Fielding Jet Stille Mantle Fielding Joseph RK. Carpenter, Jr

Wall Street Advances Hinge on Lehigh Valley Moves

The market turned notably firmer with broad buying support and gains led by Lehigh Valley. Rumors about Northern Pacific leadership and bond issuance floated, New York demand strong, Sugar Chicago Gas and Tobacco rising, Vanderbilt interests active, while Rail stocks and utilities posted gains and profits remained uncertain.

New York Wall Street Omaha Road Grangers Chicago Delaware and Hudson London Louisville Nashville

Philadelphia Stocks Quotations From DeHaven and Townsend

DeHaven and Townsend stock commission brokers at 428 Chestnut street present quotations on prices and market movements. The item lists buy and sell figures for securities with indications of bid asks and latest trades.

DeHaven & Townsend Stock Commission Chestnut Street

Gossip of the Street Financial Happenings in Philadelphia

Philadelphia banking clearings totaled 0 028 561 with balances 1 220 935. Schuylkill Navigation declares a 1 25 per share dividend payable July 8. National Wall Paper declares regular quarterly 2 percent debenture stock interest. Western New York and Pennsylvania Railway reports June week two shrinkage in gross earnings of 7 600. Big Four Railroad sells 1 000 000 bonds for year ending June 30, 1897 improvements. Westinghouse and Electric Manufacturing declares a 14 percent quarterly dividend on preferred stock payable July 1. Charles L Borie Jr elected member of Philadelphia Stock Exchange. Vanderbilt roads reports: Canadian Pacific quarter surplus 2 000 after 1 percent dividend. Michigan Central six months 1897 surplus 16 240 after dividend.

Lehigh Valley Winter Northern Pacific Wilbur Morgan New York Western New York and Pennsylvania Railway Westinghouse and Electric Manufacturing Company Vanderbilt Roads Canadian Pacific Michigan Central

Grain and Produce Wheat Market Notes on Receipts and Prices

Wheat receipts 1 445 bushels with 58 181 bushels shipped as rain and harvest progress slowed the market. Contract values fluctuated with limited export demand while corn and oats showed mixed activity. Cotton weakened to 116 1 16 cents per pound. flour receipts 5 069 barrels and 11 118 sacks with weak movement and scattered price ranges across winter and spring grades.

Shorts Pennsylvania Delaware Waren Aes A Ng. Jee Aes City Mills

Dressed Poultry and Market for Eggs and Cheese Steady

The market for fowls remained steady with moderate receipts while demand favored broiling chickens of desirable sizes. Butter prices showed strength with Western creamery and prints offerings, and eggs moved easier with liberal supplies. Cheese stayed quiet despite ample offerings at prior rates.

Choice Pennsylvania Seuattey New York TV A&c

Auctioneers sell Philadelphia stocks and bonds at Bourse

Barnes & Lofland auctioneers sold yesterday at the Philadelphia Bourse a wide range of stocks and bonds. The list includes Lehigh Valley Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Montgomery Insurance and Trust and Safe Deposit Co Norristown Pa Jacksonville and St Louis Railway Co Equitable Securities Company and United New Jersey Railroad and Canal Co among others with various par values and percentages quoted.

Barnes & Lofland Philadelphia Mohican Lehigh Valley Railroad Little Schuylkill Railroad, Navigation and Coal Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company Montgomery Insurance, ‘Trust and Safe Deposit Co Norristown Montgomery National Bank Norris- CO. Uy Jacksonville and St. Louis Concome Mort Seyees P.c United N. J. Railroad Ee Canal Co Unitable Trust Company Aid Firemen's Insurance Co United N. J. Railroad & Canal Co Pass. Railway Co Pass Philadelphia, Germantown & Petown Railroad Company City of Philadelphia Adigeore Spek Glyck Lehigh Valley Armas

Petroleum trade notes from Oil City summary

New York on June 23 reports Pennsylvania crude steady for July. Sealed bid activity limited with no sales. Oil City balances show 8 1 2 cents credit. Certificates have no bids. Shipments total 84 976 barrels for June with 107 barrels noted.

New York Pennsylvania Oil City

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