Athletics Narrowly Beat Paterson in Pitcher Contest
Flaherty pitched well for the Athletics against the Blue Legere, unbittable except in the third and ninth innings. Johnson left with a knee issue after a rough third. Ames held the visitors to one hit per inning until the ninth when two runs scored. Wagner and Keister drew praise as future major leaguers. McVey’s long line drive catch highlighted a game with clever plays on both sides. Final: Athletics 2 earned runs, Paterson 1. two-base hits by Keister. three-base hits by Carey, Flaherty, Smink.
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South End Meet Preview and Track Details
John Lawson the Terrible Swede to ride in open professional events as the South End Wheelmen prepare for a big meet at Philadelphia Ball Park. Continent Wheelmen's Run and Time Wheelmen’s Double Century Run outlined with track construction notes and safety upgrades for the day.
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Beaneaters Triumph as Boston Beats Baltimore in opener
Boston and Baltimore opened a crucial series with Beaneaters overmatching the champions using strong hitting and pitching. St Louis edged Pittsburg in twelve innings while Cleveland defeated Chicago. Standings show Boston leading with .785 while Pittsburg trails. Schedule lists five games for today across major clubs.
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St. Louis
Spiders
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Paterson
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Phillies
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Brooklyn Wins Openers Ahead of Phillies in NL Game
Brooklyn had the edge in the opening National League match as rain halted play and luck favored the bridesmaids. The Phillies faced a tough start as the Brooklyn team seized early momentum to claim Game One.
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Fisher
Anager Stallings
Brooklyn Defeats Philadelphia 7 to 5 at Eastern Park
In a lively game Brooklyn tops Philadelphia 7 to 5. Griffin and Jones led Brooklyn with key hits while Philadelphia battled, but costly plays and timely Brooklyns hits swung the game. Wheeler started for Philadelphia and Payne opened for Brooklyn with Cross sealing the final out.
Athletics Hold First, St Louis Questions Rise
Multiple baseball notes praise Wagner Smink Fox Ames Flaherty and McVey while scrutinizing Hamburg as a weak Athletics link. Paterson and Orth are mentioned with Sear. Johnson exits early leaving Brewers and misfits in the air with Monday’s schedule in mind.
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Wagner
Paterson
Smink
Naps
Fox
Ames
Flaherty
McVey
Boston
St. Louis
Hamburg
Keistler
Orth
Sear
Johnson
Wyoming Faces Crescent At Broad And Jackson
The report notes several players are denying the thrown down tale. Wyoming plays Crescent at Broad and Jackson tomorrow with a delegation to Norristown on Saturday to observe the game. Billy Nash nurses a sore thumb while Smink remains focused on the all despite injuries.
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Wyoming
Crescent
Broad and Jackson
Norristown
Billy Nash
Smink
Philadelphia Players Deny Conspiracy To Undermine Stallings
The Philadelphia Base Ball Club leaders deny rumors of a plot to throw games to harm Manager Stallings. Players say they support Stallings and are united in aiming for his success, signing a letter from Wm. M. Nash and others. Boston beats Baltimore 9 to 6 as Bergen injures a finger and Duffy goes 5-for-5.
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T. J. Dowd
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J. B. Taylor
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J. P. Fifield
Pittsburg Surges Past St Louis In Twelve Inning Tie
In St Louis on June 24 Pittsburg defeated the locals 6 to 7 after twelve innings as a late Ely throw and two timely hits produced the winning run. Cross was ejected in the twelfth for disputing the umpire. Attendance 800 with fielding errors shaping the marathon.
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Pittsburg
Cross
Indians Upset Colts In Tight Season Opener
Cutcaco June 24 The Indians defeated the Colts in a close season debut 5 to 2 after a second inning lull. A wild throw by Callahan in the sixth inning produced three runs for the visitors. Everett Burkett Childs Lange Sovckal Anson McKean Ryan Wallace Decker Tebeau Connor Gear Callahan Criger Donohue Young and others contributed in a low scoring ballgame with notable plays including a three-base hit by Callahan.
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Athletics Close In On Leaders After Win
The Atlantic League standings show Athletics edging toward the top with a 4 3 victory over Paterson and Newark in proximity to third place. Results from yesterday: Athletic 4 Paterson 3, Hartford 8 Lancaster 5, Newark 5 Reading 3, Richmond 8 Norfolk 1. Lancaster and Newark chase the leaders as a tight race unfolds among the first five teams.
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Newark
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Reading
Richmond
Norfolk
LPC
Athletics Beat Paterson In Snappy Minor League Match
A small crowd watched the Athletics defeat Paterson in a rattling good contest at the ball grounds. The home team fought hard in the heat, with Billy Sharsig noting the low attendance and urging community support for the club’s plucky efforts.
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Billy Sharsig
Lancaster Loses to Hartford on Hit Timing and Walks
Lancaster falls 4 to 3 as Hartford capitalizes on timing at the plate and costly bases on balls. Mack Marr and Vickery pace Hartford with solid hitting while Seybold and Buttermore provide key contributions for Lancaster in a game noted for fielding by Lancaster and the absence of other standout features.
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Mack
Marr
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Seybold
Richmond Beats Norfolk in one sided home win
Richmond defeated Norfolk 8 to 2 at home in a lopsided game. Leaver and Clausen each struck out five as Richmond led throughout, with McFarlan Wells and Hargrove delivering early and late run support for the victors.
Reading Beats Newark In Baseball Clash At Home
Reading pitcher held steady enough as Reading produced key hits but fell short of victory. Newark tallied early runs and synchronized their hits to secure a 5 to 3 win with Davis Daly among the batters and Gertig on the mound for Newark.
Buffalo Beats Rochester Quietly in Eastern League Tilt
Buffalo defeated Rochester in an Eastern League game as Brown's curves limited the visitors until late. Gannon hit a three bagger and Shearon a home run to push the scoring, while Wise faltered at second. Final score Buffalo 8 Rochester 7.
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Springfield Wins Pitchers Battle in Ninth Without a Hit
Springfield defeats Providence 1 run in the ninth inning without a hit. Two walks a batter hit and a force out put Brouthers across the plate for the decisive run. Wiegang hit the first ball over the fence to score Providence's lone run. final score Springfield 1 Providence 1?
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Wilkes-Barre Wins Tight Ninth In Scranton Rivalry
In Wilkes-Barre on June 24, a close game between Scranton and Wilkes-Barre ended with the home team claiming victory by strong defense and timely hitting. The reported score line shows varied figures, reflecting a tight contest as both sides pressured for runs.
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Races Held in Straight Heats at Penn Square Driving Park
Special Telegram reports a matinee at Penn Square Driving Park with all events won in straight heats. Notable finishes include a 3 year old colt race with Blue Wilkes and Vera Beamiet placing, a 2 minute class won by John McGregor, and a 2.40 class featuring Del Brino and Madge with fastest times around 2.30 to 2.41.
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Daas Binee
Joe Lynch
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C. Bean
KE Thomas
B. G. del Brino
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M. Madge
New Willow Grove Board Track Aims For Penn Wheelmen Meet
Local racers welcome a new board track at Willow Grove aimed for completion just before the Penn Wheelmen meet on July 10. Entries close by Saturday July 3 with details at C Jenks or the Y M C A Forty first Street.
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Big South End Wheelmen Meet and Atlantic City Run
Members from Time Wheelmen Century Wheelmen and Clover Wheelmen plan matches and joint runs from Philadelphia to Laurel Springs Absecon and Atlantic City. Captain Ilko calls a Laurel Springs run leaving at 9 30 am and Absecon trip at 6 am with return to Philadelphia by 7 pm. Clover Wheelmen hold a parade and announce officer changes and an August 22 extra long run with medals.
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Altercation Ends in Shooting in Lewistown
In Lewistown on June 24 John Banner shot Ed Lane in the back after Lane defended himself with a hatchet strike. Both men are Black. Banner is jailed awaiting bail.
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Mekallah Wins Daily Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay June twenty four a breeze and pleasant sun greeted a good crowd. Mekallah, Marcus Daly’s Tammanly filly, won the Daily Stakes by a head after a stretch drive with General Maceo fading. Taral rode Mekallah amid rival excitement while Sloane’s Fly Fleet entries and other races unfolded with Blue Away and Falernian securing notable finishes.
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Atlantic City Officials Tour Asbury Park Visit
Fifty Atlantic City officials and newspaper men arrived by special train to study Asbury Park. They toured via the new boulevard through Allenhurst Darlington and Norwood Park to Long Branch then attended a boardwalk band concert and a Neptune Heights banquet.
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Trial of Dr Moorehead Opens in Kittanning Pa
The trial of Dr Moorhead and Jennie O Dell of Punxsutawney opened in Kittanning Pa today charged with malpractice causing the death of Letitia Adams at Parker on May 25 The proceedings are expected to last into the week.
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