Phillies Take Deciding Game With Boston Win
Phillies beat Boston 6 to 1 to clinch the series four three in two of three. Brooklyn routs New York 8 to 1 and Pittsburgh over Chicago 7 to 3 with St Louis 4 Cincinnati 5. American League Baltimore tops Philadelphia 6 to 4 as Cleveland wins 12 to 4 over St Louis and Washington defeats Boston 7 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Phillies
Boston
Shettstine
New York
Gothamites
Brooklyn
Giants
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Reds
Athletics
Orioles
Plank
Baltimore
Cleveland
Brewers
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Detroit
LP. Bees
Phila
Chicago Boston
Philadelphia Beats Boston In Narrow Baseball Contest
National League report from Boston notes Philadelphia defeats Boston 6 to 4 as Hulswitz Jennings and Dooin lead the offense while White is roughed early and Hale preserves the lead with a strong relief outing. Boston misplays and aggressive baserunning by Cooley contribute to the Quakers win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Boston
Philadelphia
Barry
Hulswitz
Jennings
Dooin
Eason
Buckenberger
White
California
Roy Hale
Hale
Quakers
Hallman
Cooley
Greminger
Mr. White
Thomas
Hiswitt
Triple play seals Baltimore win over Athletics
In Baltimore, Al Selbach sparked a pivotal seventh inning triple play to turn back the Athletics 6 to 4 on the home ground. Baltimore built a lead after Hartsel’s earlier rally, while Shreck and Bresnahan produced key hits for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selbach
Baltimore
Athletics
al Selbach
Baltimores
Orioles
Harry Howell
Shreck
Plank
Quaker City
Hirtsel
Williams
McGann
Hartsel
Fultz
Davis
L. Cross
Seybold
Bresnahan
Arteel
Fultre
Howell
Baltimore. Athletics
R. H
A.B. Kelley
Selbaen
Oyler
Ol McRcedes
Gilbert
Schreck
H Howell
Iaid
BRIG
Cas Ieserscde
Gare
Pee
Seach
Wittian
MeGann
Asched Rats
Howel Vv
St Louis Defeats Cincinnati in Tight Interleague Tilt
St Louis won a close game against Cincinnati as Yerkes held off the visitors late. Attendance 3,200. final score shows St Louis 4 Cincinnati 3 with key hits by Peltz Bergen Brashear and Ryan.
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St. Louis
Louis
Cincinnati
Yerkes
B.H
RH. O
E. Farrell
Hoy
Denov
Cra'tord
Smoot
Ruger
Corcran
Brash'r
Peltz
Hartm An
Ewing
Ryan
SBS
Fire at Ball Park in Columbia Park
A fire was discovered Monday night at the Columbia Ball Park on Twenty-ninth Street in Columbia Avenue. A small boy noticed the blaze near a refreshment stand and found papers burned in a corner. the groundkeeper alerted authorities, but the cause remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Ball Park
Twenty-ninth
Columbia Avenue
Joseph Eter
Kamara Wins Sheepshead Bay Handicap In Sharp Finish
Mackay owned Kamara nosed out Ten Candies to win the Sheepshead Bay handicap at one mile in 1.383-5 as long shots dominated four of six races. Soothsayer was the lone favorite to prevail, with Topmast taking the hurdle handicap. Weather clear and track fast with several other notable runners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead
Soothsayer
New York
Kamara
Clarence H. Mackay
Dublin
Redfern
Soeothseyer
F. A. Clark
Topmast
Big Gun
Files
O'Connor
Ada May
Wonderly
Birch Broom
Shaw
Sparkle Esher
Girdle
Daisy Green
Roxboro
Lady Trebla
Kentucky Rose
Athlana
Lass O' Linden
Lady Josephine
Albany Girl
Frye
Philma Paxton
Bernhardt
Semper Ira
Neponset
Cephalalgia
Seminole
MecGrathian
Prince
Thermos
Ferocious
Frank Erne
Mennenfield
Anna Daly
Witful
Baron Knight
Glennevis
Fracas
Ten Candles
Morningside
H. Cochran
Belle of Troy
Cameron
Herbert
Arden
Belvino
Josepha
Odom
Sister Juliet
Par Excellence
Vitellius
Landry
Mosketh
H. Michaels
Shandonfield
Golden Cottage
Alsike
Fred Ackerman
Annie Grace
Lone Fisherman
Mollie Peyton
Rosenfeld
Caithness
Bounteous
Fritzbrillar
Jack O' Lantern
Kickshaw
Muzio
Short Hose
Hiro
Heirpparent
Acefull
Subdue
Southern E
Lady Charlotte
Bright Girls
Port Royal
Cusidor
Brunswick
Bonns
Pthrift
Alr Knight
Monte Carlo
Ackensack
Urst Park
Whorler
Serge
Rockaway Cup
Headland
Facile
Borou H
Silent Friend
Djutor
Emerson
Inch
Forward
Deluge
Leonid
Ben Howard
de Reszke
Pure Pepees
Rossignol
Rightaway
Lord Radnor
Gibson Light
Lady Town
Choate
Race card highlights from St Louis track meet results
First race at Saint Louis shows Ed Kall ridden by Murphy winning at 5 to 1 aboard Easy Trade with J O Connor second and Bell third among multiple runners. Second race six furlongs with Sin feton narrowly winning atop Byrne of Roscrea. by Tosa and Bolo II take place as contenders. Third race steeplechase features Ban winning at 11 to 5 with Pat M second and Pockhy og ne third. multiple horses tumble at last jump.
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Linden Ella
Birkenruth
Rasselas
Tammany Chief
Ransch
Irma
Rollick Ir
Star Cotton
Lee King
Vassal Dance
Pree Paas
Hot
Au Revoir
Coburn
Goodman
Lyne
Diaments
Troxier
Tom Cogan
Bosanco
John
King
Ge Bell
George Griggs
Pageant
Pluck
Our Bessie
Knight
Mary Lavana
Beauchamp
Lemeo
Watoma
Pride of Galore
Eva Russell
Queen Elizabeth
Articulate
Alard
Jim Clark
Dade
Louiisville
la Goleta
Ed Austin
Jack Rathn Lll
Scarlet Lily
Ihiboahug
Rose Tree
Red Hook
Talpa
Whain
Nellie Waddell
Zyra
Mary
Ren
Emathion
J. Walsh
Lok
J. Mathews
Satin Coat
T. Dean
Rollick
Marshal Nell
Compase
Last Knight
Brownie Anderson
Ben “Hance
Cherished
Lief Prince
Ed Kall
R Murphy
Easy Trade
J. O'Connor
Tribes
Bell
Deer Hunter
Rose Geranium
Dr. Kammerer
Latuka
Light Opera
Helen Hay
Georgia Scott
Martin Brady
Mockery
Pearl Mendel
Okla
Sinfeton
Byrne
Roscrea
Tosa
Bolt
Bolo II
Ize
Predowinate
Luc Mit
Faran
Ile Ban
McAuliffe
Pat M
A. Johnson
Pockhy Og Ne
Graham
Bristol
Terrlin
Fort Erie Race Results Noted Winners and Placings
In the first race at Fort Erie St. Wood won with Ringleader second and Will Laurier third. The time was 1.15 and a fraction. In the second race Woolsack won with Will Shields second and Tommy Knight third. Time recorded as 1.yne or similar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Wood
Ringleader
Will Laurier
Woolsack
Will Shields
Tommy Knight
Philadelphia Club seeks injunction to stop Lajoie and Bernhardt
The Philadelphia National League club filed a suit in U S District Court asking for a perpetual injunction to stop Lajoie and Bernhardt from playing with the Cleveland American League club under a contract with Philadelphia. The case before Judge Wing is set for Tuesday July 1. Irwin may manage the Giants next season in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philadelphia
United States District Court
Messrs. Lajoie and Bernhardt
Lajoie
Bernhardt
Pennsylvania
Wing
Harvard Beats Yale in baseball commencement game
Harvard defeated Yale to dampen reunions mood at New Haven. Clarkson dominated the Yale bats with strong pitching and late scoring as Stillman and Miller hit home runs. Attendance was about 10 000 with Stillman Miller Clarkson delivering key hits.
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New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Clarkson
Stillman
Miller
Wear
Wendell
Skilton
Carr
Coolidge
Randall
Metcalf
Chittenden
Garvan
McKelvy
Winstow
Lynseh
Opening of women’s national championship tennis at Wissahickon
The Philadelphia Cricket Club grounds host the women’s national championship with notable results. Miss M K Wimner of Washington defeats former champion Miss Maud Banks, while Miss Atkinson easily beats Miss Lamb. Local contenders Miss Chapman and Miss Marion Jones receive strong support as late men’s rounds delay play.
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wissahicekon Heights
Philadelphia
Maud Banks
M. K. Wimner
Washington, D. C
Helen Chapman
Merion Cricket Club
Marion Jones
Wissahickon
W. J. Clothier
R. D. Little
Beale Wright
New York
Wylie ©. Grant
Germantown
Ewing Stille
Maud Haldeman
Marietta
Marietta Tennis Club, Beat Miss M. F. Obertueffer
Mise CC
Juliatte Fieignse
Staten Cricket Club
Mary I Lamb
Por. Cheng
Ming Ida Witchell
Peinela
Ab Josterman
Cine
Matt Ok ‘Nise Maud Haldeman
Helen Gaymen
Irene Maule
Mra
Mantle Fiekee Soeeen
Real estate and construction activity in Philadelphia area
Builders plan eight two story and five three story houses on Cambria street west of Frankford with brick fronts and bay windows at 15 by 26 feet. George Edge begins seven dwellings and two stores on Fifty second street between Pine and DeLancey. George Kessler starts a storehouse project for Robert Foerderer at Ford, Frankford Creek and Trenton Avenue. Angus Wade Co to break ground for St George's RC Church at Venango and Salmon. multiple bids and plans filed for barns, remodeling, and state college building projects across Philadelphia and surrounding counties.
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D. C. Schuler & Son
Cambria Street
Frankford
George Edge
Fifty-second
Pine and
DeLancey Streets
George Kessler
Robert H. Foerderer
Frankford Creek
Trenton Avenue
Angus 8. Wade Company
St. George's
Venango and
Salmon Streets
Rowland W. Boyle
F. L. Hoover & Sonk Incorporated
Bala
J. H. Jordan
Angus 8. Wade
H. B. Shoemaker & Co
Carpenter Station
Germantown
A. F. Lee
L. V. Boyd
State College
Edward Hazlehurst
Pennsylvania State College
Bellefonte
Bureau of Building Inspection
Machin & Brown
Richmond
Wellington Streets
Union Traction Company
North Tenth Street
Adams-Westlake Company
Co. F. Sharp
Louis C. Hickman
W. M. Stepacher
Spring Garden Street
Burd P. Evans
Trinity Lutheran Church
Manor
Delaware County
Charles W. Bolton
Germantown Avenue
Dauphin Street
A. A. Ritcher
Lebanon
O'Brien Bros
St. Vincent's Hall
Price Street
George A. Sorber
Henry P. Schneider
Sedgley Avenue
Charles McCafferty
Young, Smyth, Field & Co
Arch Street
Cuthbert Street
Moore Mansion
Freed & Medary
Lewis Havens & Sons
G. Storz
Lawrence O'bried
Darinst
Itlecy
W. Gramstehs
Edgemont ST
Ft & W
Sarah JT. Hall
Catharine c Aaneeey
Bern Cour Dau
Joseph Kletale
Frank Weisner
Margaret H. McKain
Morris L. Zimmerman
Abraham Deiteh
Ibces Ueksee Frankford
William McTntyre
Ella G. Wright
Charles Herne
Schuyler C. Cribb
Enschede
Sarahie Newman
Lazar Roomberg
Hamilton If
Samuel EK
Dolby
Hampton Ave
Mid
Fairmount Park
Thorp
Howard
Bee
Samuel V. Wilson
William “J. Sebott
Miskey
Phila
Ins. Co
Tr R. Thomas
William Lesith
James Boston
Tee Marshall ST
John Seery
Beajeria L. Gordon
Market ST
Wilee
Jamison
John O'Farrell
John Denning
Richmond ST
Green Lane
Sake Charles
Brown
Rockland "St
St. Charles
Commonwealth Title Insurance and Trust Company
Alfred T. Matsinger
Henry
Wos
Os Ave
Rebecca S. Haley
Josep Lota
Aes S
Wiliam H. Rit
Louse 'T. Wilson
Susquehanna Ave
Oacar
Daisy
Facedier
20Th ST
Harry W. McPansel
John P. Myers
James J. Munday
Breh
M. Kennedy, Jr
Greaee
M. Hess
H. Marshall
K. Bowker
N. Anthony M
Jacob Pinheirs
Mary J. Conover
ST. Nes
James Rose
Boyd
William J
Hancock Building Association
Memphis
Ntee Trust
Thomas FE
Mar
Lehigh Avenue
Barton
Powelton Building Association
Market Street
Cremba
F. J
J. J. Munday
Twelfth Street
Indiana
Cobalenti
H. G. Faulkner
Neff Street
Cassidy
Combination Building and Loan Association No
Reet Street
Clarkson
G. A
M L. Hammeken
Fifth Street
Indiana Avenue
Cressel
G. F
No. 2
Artisan Building and Loan Association
Seventh Street
Serene
Campbell
B. Camac
Baltimore Avenue
Fortieth Street
Deitsch
Ideal Building and Loan Association
Pine
Desilver
James H. Borneman
Thirteenth Street
Berks
Doles
J. L
Title and Trust Company
Fifty Second
Pine Streets
Ellis
Frank B
Katharine J. Weed
Twenty-fixth Street
Dickincon
Frey
T. M. Pecot, Jr
Tenth Street
Thompson Gordon
B. L
L. Z. Johnson
Marshall A Pean
Greenwood
N. PB. Jerman
Adame Street
Wingohocking
Haessler
J. F
Second Teutonia Building Association
Mervine Street
Master
Heiss
D. G. Schwenly
Rard Avenue
Hall, M
Ee Kennedy
E. E. Klett
Mont Ne
MOGRE
Nancceseess Laird, D. L
Ch Trost, Safe Deposit and Surety Co
Morton Street
Loram, J
Min W. Lawton
Hant Street
Margaret
Lewis
William J Welbrenmayer
George Sergeant
San i. Fourth Street
Roxborough Avenue
Nolan
Mabusnes
All American Bowling Trio To Tour West Coast
The United states bowling trio from Dayton will tour the country starting October 6 led by captain Al Selbach. Members include John J Voorheis Phil Wolf and Ernest Peterson with Sam Karpf managing the team. Prizes include trophies for best performances and a gold headed cane for top scores in western states. Schedule set to be announced after August 15.
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Dayton
Pacific Coast
al Selbach
Baltimore American League
Ohio
John J. Voorheis
New York
Phil Wolf
Brooklyn
Ernest Peterson
Star Roller
Chicago
Sam Karpf
American Bowling Congress
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Karpf
Lane Extends Lead Among England Jockeys
In London on June 24, rider W Lane widens his margin over rivals. Lane now has 31 more winning mounts than American J H Martin, with Dan Maher in third and the rest closely bunched among the twelve leading jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
England
London
W. Lane
J. H. Martin
Dan Maher
Match Race Set on Delaware River Between Notables
A thirty mile yacht race will be sailed on the Delaware River between Jacks of Bridenburg James Holley of Tuacany and Colonel O Neill of Frankford. The match starts at Bridesburg at 11 o clock with a fee of $100 for aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Jacks
Bridenburg
James Holley
Tuacany
Colonel O'Neill
Frankford
Bridesburg
Construction Notices From North Philadelphia Streets
A list of addresses on Cembria street Frankford Creek Belgrade street and other locales shows various building projects. D C Schuler Son George Kessler Samuel Miller George Edge William Mercillott Bender Mamuel Miller and others are noted for dwellings stores frame buildings additions and repairs.
Triangular Cycle Race Plans Altered for Next Week
Leander Lake event canceled by rain at the Atlantic City coliseum delays the three cornered motor paced race. Johnnie Lake replaces Fenn in the 30 mile and 10 mile heats against George Leander and W Hunter. First three cornered race of the season previews middle distance championships with an amateur one mile open added forthcoming. Entries for the amateur race close with Arthur Irwin Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiadelphia Times
Atlantic City
Leander-Lake
Coliseum
Johnnie Lake
Chicago Flyer
Fenn
George Leander
W. Hunter
Arthur Irwin
Yawl Leander Edges Cicely in Heligoland Race
The Vol au Vent and Leander beat the English schooner Cicely to Heligoland in the German Emperor's cup race from Dover. Cicely led off but lost on time allowance, conceding 54 hours to Vol au Vent and 3½ hours to Leander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cicely
Heeligoland
Rupert Guinness
John Dempsey
Dover
England
Cicel Quentin
Emperor William
Newburgh Driving Association Opens Hudson Mohawk Meet
In Newburgh New York on June 24 the first day of the Hudson and Mohawk Valley circuit featured half mile trot and pace events. Frank T Rosemeter and Alice Mapes led winning horses with several others placing, amid a $10 000 purse noted for Heno Pentecost and other contenders. In Buffalo the Park Club offered a $10 000 purse for a one half mile race between Heno Pentecost and rivals on neutral ground. In Chicago John A Drake said Wyeth may race again on the East in fall after a possible Brighton Beach event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
N. Y
Hudson and Mohawk Valley
Newburgh Association
Chasa
Frank T
B. G
Rosemeter
Jessie Traver
B. m
Lockwood
Kendall
Clancy
Alice Mapes
Henry P
Br. G
Davis
Quirter Leake
Rosemeyer
Kittle Thistle
G. m
Nold
Vanamed
Bik. G
Cook
Une Stone
Russ
Heno
Wyeth
Buffalo
Aigtent Park Club
Chicago
Johno A. Drake
Brighton Beach
Excursions to Seashore Points Announced by Rail Line
The Pennsylvania Railroad West Jersey and Seashore Railroad announces $1 excursions continuing through May to Avalon, Stone Harbor, Holly Beach, and other seashore points. Trains depart from Market Street Wheek and Wedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seashore Pointa
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Jersey & Seashore R. R
West Jersey & Seashere Ailroad
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Tuctans
Tenney
Oihanes
Coaley
Hubswitz
Carney
Dee
Grew'r
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Halfan
Kittge
Chilis
Rason
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Fliat White
Cantillon
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Leach
Lowe
Ling
Polo Grounds
New Y
Ft. Hughes
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Oi Heef
Pei Isginag
St. Shas
Udersh
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Adkins
Collins
Kickieg
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Joe RK
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Freeman
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SAP
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Hickman
Anderson
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Gochnauer
McCormic
Sties
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Sheridan
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Keynote
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Tombre
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Fort Erie
Ma Clark
Luke Fonse
Lord Farondale
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Cantadas
Irwin
John M. Ward
Freedman
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H . A.E. Metcalf
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Winslow
O Stillan
Guern'y
Daly
Milne
Yale Teeee
Wissahickon Heights
Bigen Derw
R. Wilson, Jr
BR. N. Wilson
H. F. Allen
Robert H. Foterderer
R. G. Ringgold
North Twenty-sixth Street
David Ackers
Charles EB. Thompson
Pemberton & Co
Girard Building
North Allison Street
J. A. Mullen
St. George's R. C
W. Cor
12Th
Walnut Streets
Kenilworth ST
M Thomas & Sons
Orgust A
JAS. A. Freeman's Sons
J Jacobs & CO
South Second St
W. Birch & CO
St Barnes & CO
Lippi , A& Co. A
Ucere
Ippincott, Son & CO
South Seventh Street
Abnen & Lofland
South Fourth
STREE
T. FRANCK @ SON
North 2D
Marvey
Walnut Street
Seeley's Trusses
South Eleventh Street
Chesterman & Streeter
Donnelly & Merritt
National Umbrella Frame Company
Thirtieth
Thompson Streets
Common Pleas Courts
James Kimmer
Pennsylvania Company
Devon St . Mt. Airy
Cembria Street
Frankford Avenue
Belgrade Street
Huntingdon
Samuel Miller
de Lancey
Milner
Bileigh
William Mercillott
Comly Street
Aie Bender
Warrenhorses
Son BP
Schne
Tee Achee Ehntnte
Cettleness Cares Bulk
Mamuel Miller
Mac .Ald
Siroote
Gortheest Corner
George Weed
Gees
Jobo
Mtb
Charles Ba Og
Ee Briek
F. At Meare
Leander
Lake
Hunter
Newburg
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