Phillies Fail to Hit as Beaneaters, Pirates Top Chicago
Baseball results from yesterday show Boston beating Philadelphia 5 1 and Pittsburgh routing Chicago 7 2. Brooklyn moved to second by defeating the Giants while Detroit shut out Chicago in the American League. Standings list Pittsburg atop the circuit with Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Cincinnati and Chicago trailing. today’s schedule includes Philadelphia at Boston and Pittsburg at Chicago.
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Phillies
Boston
Pittinger
Focals
Brooklyn
Giants
Chicago
Pirates
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Baltimore
Giltedge
Brewers
Athletics
West
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Pittinger Puzzles Phillies in Boston Tie
National League report from Boston details Pittinger puzzling the Phillies, who score their lone run in the seventh on a Douglas double, Dopin out, Browne single. Iberg dominates until Felix relieves. Boston takes lead early with clever bunting and strong defense. Notable plays include Barry’s running catch and Hulswitt at short.
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Philadelphia Times
Boston
Mass
Pittinger
Phillies
Douglas
Dopin
Browne
Iberg
Felix
Long
Courtney
Bostons
Barry
Hallman
Hulswitt
Jennings
Grettinger
Tenney
Cooley
Philadelphia
H. O.A.E
Lush
Read, Cooley
Carney
O Douglass
Odooin
Peice
Dearecen
Gslphia
Douglass
Dement
Court- Rey
Seria
Tenmba Wittinger
Jaye Dow
Mit
Atte Pittinger
Cease
Cantillon
Baseball Row Over McGuire Litigations Seen as Threat to Game
Endless injunctions and contract disputes between the Brooklyn Club and McGuire fill the Brooklyn-McGuire case in the United States Circuit Court. Judge Dallas heard arguments on whether McGuire breached a 1901 exclusive service contract with Brooklyn and whether facts differ from prior cases. Ebbetts testified to McGuire’s skill and value, while Turner and Ward pressed the defense. Connie Mack telegraphed he signed Rube Waddell and will join the East-bound squad in Baltimore after sending Lave Cross to lead the team.
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Brooklyn-McGuire
United States Circuit Court
John J. Rogers
Messrs. Anderson
Turner
Brooklyn Club
McGuire
John A. Ward
Hanton
Ebbetts
Rogers
Brooklyn
Detroit
Mer
Lajoie
Dallas
Ebbets
Hanlon
Connie Mack
Kansas City
Rube Waddell
Mack
Lave Cross
Baltimore
Moorestown Triumphs Over Germantown in Unfinished Cup Tie
Moorestown sealed a creditable victory against Germantown in the Philadelphia Cup match at Manheim, finishing with three wickets to spare after a dramatic chase. Germantown had reached 188 when play paused, but Smith and Riehl boosted Moorestown to 164 for the loss of seven, with Riehl’s 47 and Smith’s quick 101 aiding the rescue.
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Moorestown
Germantown
Manheim
Smith
Riehl
Rieble
Detroit and Chicago play a tight pitchers duel in Detroit
Four scattered Detroit singles plus strong pitching from Griffith and Siever defined a 0 0 tie. Um pire O Laughlin debuted with an excellent showing as Detroit failed to capitalize with runners left on base. Davis stole a bag and Davis delivered a two base hit for Chicago.
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Detroit
Griffith
Stever
O'Laughlin
Chicago
R. H.O.A.B
K. H.O.A.B. Barrett
Holmes
Oldones
Merten
Marley
Grisbell
Gleason
Daly
McGuire
Sullivan
Siever
Grifith P
Davis
O' Laughlin
Dwyer Stable Takes Thistle Stakes at Gravesend
The Dwyer entry Francesco and Ethics finished first and second in the Thistle Stakes at Sheepshead Bay with Francesco leading by five lengths. Advance Guard defeated Blues in the handicap, and a cool track aided several horses across six races with multiple notable performances.
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New York
Forcer
Blues
Nones
Joe Cobb
Redfern
Minotaur
J. Martin
Earl of Warwick
H. Michaels
Ithan
Stamping Ground
Nevermore
Sapere
Irene Mac
Byronerdale
Svengall
Squid
Royal Ensign
Queen of the Ocean
Wilhelmina
Sweet Jane
Musidora
Callahan
San Aandres
McNichol
White Crest
Murray
Thine
Dachshund
Robert Metcalf
Pleasant Sail
H. J. Coleman
Gulden
Maxime Gomez
Histe Skip
Thorneycroft
Clipper
Essene
Georgia Gardner
Advance Guard
Shaw
Odom
Kenny
Regent
Watercure
Francesco
Creamer
Ethica
Carbuncle
Shea
Bonmot
Emshee
Ethies
N. Turner
Athelroy
Landry
Rains Plague Fort Erie Cards as Favorites Falter
In heavy rain at Fort Erie Buffalo on June 23 the favored horses struggled. Appreciation won the seven furlongs opener with Mazzara second and Colonel Anderson third. Jakko captured the five furlongs, Clarita won six furlongs, Irresistible took six furlongs, Benchart won the one mile, and King's Pet led a six furlongs field with late order changes.
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Buffalo
Fort Erie
Appreciation
Mazzara
Colonel Anderson
Jakko
Malabar
Woolsack
Clarita
Bronze Demon
Young Henry
Irresistible
the Mirage
Percentum
Benchart
Bean
Senator Beveridge
Alea
Nickey D. Upsets Crowd in Fifth Race at Washington Park
Cold clear day as St Louis sprinter Nickey D. carried top weight and faced 12 to 1 odds, finishing a length ahead of Elsie L. in the fifth race at Washington Park Chicago. Scorpio and Money Muss led early but failed to hold, Gonfalon faded from the front. First race details include Sidney Walker aboard Beauchamp at 7 to 1, time 48 2/5. Second race won by Matin Bell with Peat second. Third race won by Harry New with Little Scout second. Fourth race saw Glenwater prevail over Marque. Sixth race result unclear as entries listed.
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Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Nickey D
Scorpio
Money Muss
Sidney Walker
Beauchamp
Yon Rouse
Lyne
Silver Fringe
Donnelly
Ontonagon
Ahola
Steinwinder
Nieto
Og Girl
the Forum
Goody Two Shoes
Mrs Wiggs
Zealotry
Cosica
Selting
Mat
Coburn
Kirby
Walsh
W. J. Deboe
Rolling Boer
Glenwater
Mathews
Marque
Ranseb
Marcos
Otis
Conley
Lah Corbell
Linge
Ballentyne
Alec
Fair Grounds features win with Mynheer and Leon in tight finishes
At Fair Grounds today Mynheer won the one mile feature in a hard drive, with Dale outdueling ONeill to land Leon by a nose. Luralighter and Herodes were racing favorites in early events as a clear track and fast surface aided results across six races with multiple close photos and plausible outcomes.
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ST. Louis
T. O'Brien
Happy Chappy
T. Walsh
Christine A
Bell
Feronia
Dindora
Avoid
Herodes
Walsh
Lalu Flight
Scully
Mr. Mulkey
Dale
Catherine Knox
Maggie Young
Edna Kenner
Luna Minor
Alalia
Deralice
Navarino
Man
Waban
Nellie Bawn
Mr. Timberlake
Leon
Larry Wilt
O'Neill
Little Master
Mr. Pomeroy
Gilbert
Prince Plenty
Locochee
Osmon
Mynheer
Kitty Clyde
Salve
Miss Thresa
Locust Blossom
the Covenanter
Grantor
Lou Ann
Battiste
Verify
J, O'Connor
Louis Wagner
T. O’brien
Annie Oldfield
Joe Lesser
Hazel Hughlett
Wild Katie
Free Coinage
Sam Lazarus
Fugurtha
Mona B
Dgardo
Singleton
Ida Ledford
Cogswell
Grey Korge
Winepress
Leflore
Eda Riley
Silver Garter
Ed Ball
Easy Trades
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Helen Hay
Dr. Kammerer
Rose Geranium
Georgia Scott
Deerhunter
Latuka
Mockery
Pearl Mendal
Light Opera
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Martin Brady
Solo IL
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Paran Lass
Equalize
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Byrne
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Wood
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Pat Pt Boy
Dick Dwyer
Porphyogene
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Quaker City Driving Association Holds Semi annual Meeting
The Quaker City Driving Association met at Kearny's Hall with President David W Fields and Treasurer Charles Hill reporting 100 paid members and full treasury. Racing entries for East Suffolk Thursday were near capacity and a Fourth of July event with professional drivers was voted against. Attendance at the Derby rose to about 65 000 as horses were shipped home after the race.
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Quaker City Driving Association
Kearny’s Hall
David W. Fields
Charles Hill
East Suffolk
Joseph Sree
Duff
Deaker City
Loce
President Fields
Fields
David M. Fields
Hugh de Delaney
Jacob Denselaan
John Suit Jentcott
Joseph Snée
John S. x
Jon Oliver Bright
Jom Shik Kearney
Ates
Roe Didennes
E Offelals
H.C. Dela Y
John Smith
Estcott
Buel Aos
Oseph Snee
Chicago
Heno
Pentecost
Arsenal
Hermis
Wyeth
Ship
Howard
Lisette Wins Prix Bemendria at Salut Cloud meeting
Lisette ridden by J Reiff won the Prix Bemendria at the Salut Cloud meeting in Paris. Nettle with MacGinn rode to second place for owner W K Vanderbilt.
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Paris
Lisette
J. Reiff
W. K. Vanderbilt
MacGinn
Abergavenny Stakes Won by Jacqueline at Lewes
In Lewes England on June 23 Jacqueline ridden by Skeets Martin won the Abergavenny Stakes of 200 sovereigns at odds 3 to 1. E Vincent trained the winner as reported from the British meeting. On June 24 Chicago reports an appellate court upholding Judge Stein's 1901 decision in the laga action involving enter prize at the Goree race track.
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Lewes
England
E. Vincent
Skeets
Martin
Chicago
Stein
Laga
Reetes Ee Eee
Goree
Crusader B Yacht Lost En Route to Beawhanaka Cup Trials
The Crusader B owned by L. P. Ordway, intended to represent the White Bear Yacht Club in races off Bridgeport, Conn., to select a Beawanhaka Cup challenger, has been lost while traveling east by rail and did not reach its destination as expected last week. Efforts to locate the vessel continue.
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ST. Paul
Crusader B
L. P. Ordway
White Bear Yacht Club
Bridgeport
Conn
Country Club Wins Harrison Cup in Dramatic Polo Final
The Country Club defeated Bryn Mawr second team in a tight Harrison Cup final at Bryn Mawr. Snowden subbed in late and scored four goals including the winning goal after 1 minute 24 seconds of overtime as rain began to fall, with Bryn Mawr handicap seven goals.
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Bryn Mawr
J. Frank McFadden
Snowden
Brown
Country Club
Smith
Rosengarten
Charles Wheeler
Rockaway
Snowden Club
Tarrison Bry Bwe Ce Eeene
Rosengarten Country Club
Bis Varie
Poernmeries
Cornell Wins Three Crew Wins Parade in Ithaca
Ithaca crowds greet Cornell crews after a three win haul at the intercollegiate regatta. Cannon boomed and factories paused as 2000 marchers honored Coach Courtney and the victorious oarsmen at the Ithaca Hotel banquet.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
J. G. Schurman
University
Charles E. Courtney
Navy
John P
Poughkeepsie
Charles Courtney
Ward
Hanlan
Dempsey
Sweetland
O'Dea
Haplan
Colubia
Courtney
Prince
Hanian
Mbia
Cornell Victorious Crews Return to Ithaca Triumph
The victorious Cornell crews returned to Ithaca on June 23 to a cheering reception. Students and citizens met them at the station as a brass band played, signaling a triumphal march for the team.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Victoriou Cornell
Station of Yetting
Citizens Brass Band
Wright dominates opening Round Robin tennis match at Crescent
Beals C. Wright of Harvard defeated Raymond D. Little in straight sets 6-1 6-4 as Round Robin play begins at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. Clarence Hobart vs Holcombe Ward match postponed. Edward P. Fisher and Harold H. Hackett led Princeton duo against R F Little and F B Alexander in doubles with 7-5 6-4 2-6, unfinished.
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Todlay
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Beals C. Wright
Harvard
Newport
Edward P. Fisher
Harold H. Hackett
R. F. Little
F. B. Alexander
Princeton
Raymond D. Little
Dombles
Harold K. Hackett
Frederick B. Alexander
Tennis Championships Draws Noted Names From Clubs
Entries for the United States Lawn Tennis Association championships at Wissahickon Weights Farm include Maud Haldeman and Juliette Atkinson in the women’s singles and a strong field in the men’s singles with players from Belmont and Germantown Cricket Clubs plus Philadelphia Cricket Club representatives. The event begins today at the Philadelphia Cricket Club grounds.
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United States Lawn Tennis Association
Wissahickon
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Maud Haldeman
Chickies
Marion Jones
New York
Mantle Banks
Beatrice Banks
K. Virginia Maule
Merion Cricket Club
M. EF. Obertenffer
Clara T. Chase
Mary Lamb
Haldah J. Steel
M. FE
Wimner
Washington, D. C
Helen P. Greene
Belfield Country Club
Ida W. Kitchen
Mantle Fielding
Juliette Atkinson
Staten Island Women's Club
C. BB. Neely
Chicago
Nina Closterman
Cincinnati
Harry F. Allen
Belmont Cricket Club
Elliott Field
Radnor Cricket Club
Nathan Y P. Stauffer
F. S. Hovey
Germantown Cricket Club
Wylie C. Grant
East Orange
N. J
Joseph R. Carpenter, Jr
Erving Stille
Robert N. Willson
Carroll M. Bunting
Samuel H. Collom
John Stokes Morris
W. H. Trotter
T. B. Dallas
Metropolitan lawn tennis championship opens on new West Side courts
The Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Championship starts today at the West Side Tennis Club with 26 entrants competing for the title held by Raymond K. D. Little. In preliminary singles, Dr. J. K. Smythe beat Arthur Hoe 6-3 6-2 and W. Russ defeated F. W. Munday 6-4 6-2. Second round results include J. Cresson beating Calhoun Cragin 6-3 6-1.
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New York
West Side
Raymond KD. Little
Princeton
J. K. Smythe
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Arthur
Hoe
Harvard Lawn Tennis Association
Semp W. Russ
San Antonio
Texas
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Calhoun Cragin
West Side Tennis Club
Sumuel A. Westfall
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
J. C. Cresson
A. L. Devine
Stephen C. Millett
Albert J. Shaw
J. ©. Cresson
Robert Colwell, Jr
Kines County Lawn Tennis Club
H. I. Mellick
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Owe
Postponed Gotham tennis finals tug at dates
Rain delays at the New York Lawn Tennis Club leave the mixed doubles final between Elizabeth H Moore and Wylie Grant and other finals unsettled. Moore and Grant won by default over Anna M Risch and Robert Le Roy, while Hackett faces Kelley in the singles and Princeton Harvard teams wrap up the men's doubles.
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New York
New York Lawn
Elizabeth H. Moore
Wylie ©. Grant
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Anna M. Risch
Robert le Roy
J. J. Dohniman
J. ©. Cressan
Robert Colwell, Jr
J. W. Gildermeester
Yale Crew Works Under Poor Conditions Before Race
Yale crews completed a strenuous session at Gales Ferry as race day nears. The Varsity eight and four oar along with freshmen eight practiced in rough water, averaging 32 strokes per minute, with Johnson losing a seat due to weight. Coaches called the overall form satisfactory despite the weather.
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YALE
Gales Ferry
Conn
New Haven
Johnson
Nson
Berlin Cyclist Roti Leads World Championship Race
Berlin report notes Roti of Munich leading a world cycling championship race as June 23 coverage focuses on the standings and emerging contenders in the event.
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Berlin
One Bun- Roti
Munich
Auction Ad for Jacobs & Co and Blach & Co
Auctioneers Jacobs & Co and Blach & Co announce sales at 15 17 South Second Street and 1129 Arch Street respectively. Phone contact provided for previews and bidding.
Clothier Retains State Lawn Tennis Title at Haverford
J W Clothier, the defending champion, defeated challenger Harry Allen 6 1 6 4 6 4 in the championship round at Merion Cricket Club Haverford. The match showcased Clothier s steadiness and reach as Allen struggled with Belmont form, with the final set reflecting Clothier s dominance. The event was postponed to the following week due to Allen s doubles commitment and Wissahickon tournament.
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Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
J. W. Clothier
Harry Allen
Challenger
Clothier
Allen
Lawfords
Tok
Belmont
Philadelphia
Wissahickon
W. J. Clothier Holder
H. Allen
Yearling sales at Sheepshead Bay draw bidders and top price
The Elmendorf stud yearlings sold at Sheepshead Bay with William C. Whitney among bidders. Hamburg costs yielded top price of 7,000 for Berriedale. Sidney Paget paid 6,100 for a December foal by Salvator. Other sales from Haggin stable ranged around 4,000 to 8,000 for various colts and fillies.
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New York
James B. Haggin
Elmendorf
Sheepshead Bay
William C. Whitney
Hamburg
Hamburg-Imp
Berriedale
Sidney Paget
D.ec
Salvator-Biggonet
McFadden Falls to Jordan in 15th Round at London Club
Kid McFadden of San Francisco is knocked out by Ben Jordan the English boxer in the fifteenth round at the National Sporting Club London during coronation sporting events. The bout began with Jordan as favorite and swung to a close with a powerful finish after a back and forth contest.
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London
Kid" McFadden
San Francisco
Ben Jordan
National Sporting Club
Jordan
McFadden
King’s coronation notes reveal envy of Roosevelt power
An American scholar in London writes a friend from Rochester about the coronation. He says the king, buried in ceremony, would envy Roosevelt’s energetic reality of power, contrasting the pomp with American leadership.
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Rochester
London
Roosevelt
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