Giants Errors Abound In Baltimore Loss As Athletics Rally
The Athletics rallied to defeat Baltimore 6 to 3 with Seybold and Hartsel hitting four-baggers. Philadelphia beat New York 3 to 1 and Boston toppled Brooklyn 8 to 4 in largely rain-affected results. Cincinnati shut out St Louis 10 to 0 while Detroit Chicago and Cleveland St Louis games were delayed or postponed.
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Phillies
Giants
Mathewson
Gothamites
Duggleby
Boeten
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Browns
Pittsburg
Chicago
Athletics
Baltimore
Seybold
Hartsel
Senators
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Chicago-Pittsburg
Washington
Detroit-Chicago
Cleveland St
Louis
Eee
Philada
St, Louis
Cinetonati
W. Abc
Cemletics
Detroit
Cleveland
Athletics Rally Past McGinnity Aided by Mitchell
In Baltimore on June 2, the Athletics defeated the Orioles 8 to 6 as Mitchell replaced the ineffective McGinnity in the sixth. Davis led the attack with two triples and a double, while Seymour homered and Hartsel, Williams, and Cross contributed key hits. Hastings started for Baltimore and was chased after the inning fifth, with McGinnity offering the early run support.
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Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
McGinnity
Athletics
Hastings
Hasting
Seymour
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Lads
California
Rube Waddell
Connie
Mitchell
Davis
Williams
L. Cross
Seybold
Bonner
Gilbert
M. Cross
McGann
Schreck
Cronin
Hartsell
Kelley
Selbach
Seymons
Inntn McGianity
Si 'McGraw
Oyler
xRobinson
Attesis
Bresnahan
L. Cros
Hartsel
Washington
Boston
R. H.O.A.B. Ryan
Welve
Icollins
Delah'y
Gleasoner
Keister
Cough
Parent
Carey
Lwe
Oferris
Clarke
Warner
Patten
iMpeen
Mieth
Watgeens
Delahanty
Gleason
Freeman
Wolverton
Dineen
Rome Ball
Umypijre
Arruthers
Philadelphia Tigers Stumble in National League Slugfest
The Philadelphia team, mocked for weakness, lost ground as New York and Brooklyn delivered strong innings. Duggieby pitched for Philadelphia with center fielder Thomas making several spectacular catches. Mathewson stood out for New York, while an altered sequence in the eighth aided the visitors to secure runs.
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Andrew Freedman
Hiladelphia
Gothamites
Hillies
Mathewson
Quakers
Shettsline
Duggieby
Thomas
Jones
Bowerman
Giants
Dean
Sman
Brodie
Davan
Tulswitt
Gothamite
Brodle
Halhaan
Feld
Hulswitt
Rowals
Ulewitt
Dooly
Jennings
Silliswitt
Smith
Toronto Providence Rain Postpones Doubleheader
Summary of multiple minor league baseball results and several rain postponed games across cities including Toronto Providence Montre al Rochester Louisville and Indianapolis with scores listed for completed contests and several postponed games.
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Toronto
Providence
Kinffalo
Jersey City
Montreal
Worcester
Rochester
Newark
Judge Dallas Denies Brooklyn McGuire Injury Suit
Judge Dallas refused Brooklyn National League Club's motion to restrain James McGuire from playing for any team other than Brooklyn for 1902. The court ruled the contract was not enforceable as McGuire’s services were not shown to be unique or peculiar, citing Ripley and Marble Company precedents.
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Dallas
United States
Brooklyn
James McGuire
Rogers
McGuire
Detroit
Ebbetts
Hanlon
Turner and Anderson
MéGuire
Lajoie
Marble Company
Ripley
Wall
Seean
Burt
Marble Company v Ripley precedents deny injunction in contract dispute
The court holds Marble Company against Ripley binding, rejects a preliminary injunction. It notes no clear ex post breach remedy at law and questions if defendant's services are unique. It cites Franklin Telegrant and Harrison and doubts specialized ball playing skills are unavailable.
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Supreme Court
Franklin Telegrant Company
Harrison
Marble Company
Ripley
Navy Day Entries Highlight Schuylkill Regatta Hopeful Roster
The Schuylkill Navy regatta lists nearly all clubs on the national course with entries across junior and senior events. Notable crews include Vesper, Pennsylvania, Malta, Crescent, Undine, West Philadelphia, Quaker City, and University, featuring multiple single, double, four and eight oar shells and coxswains.
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Schuylkill
University
Robert Griffith
Pennsylvania
Vesper
John Geiger
I. B. Hoffman
Malta
R. C. Ayres
H. P. Burke
R. K. McCall
G. B. Page
Crescent
F. B. Johnston
B. J. H. Serrett
H. Rowe
W. Linton
James B. Juvenal
James Bond
Lockwood
Carr
Exley
Engle
Schell
Daly
McClanahan
T. Darrow
J. Fitzharris
W. Frech
G. Althoen
Hl. Walker
Quaker City
Mogridge
Lott
Burrough
Chance
J. Delaney
Undine
D. Phillips
F. von A. Caheen
Wetherill
G. Melloy
C. Putnam
West Philadelphia
J. K. Knorr
W. Greene
M. Cardoza, Jr
H. Bryant
Leo Gorman
Db. Hendrie
W. Warley
E. Penniwell
Mulford
Bow
Gimber
Walters
Decker
Sadler
Lorentz
Minshall
H. Delaney
Magee
Lemmon
Darby
Stockwell
Fallentine
J. Decker
VF. Decker
H. Walker
Middle distance motor paced cycle championship heats in Atlantic City
Seashore cycling notes excitement in Atlantic City as Lake Leander and Hunter lead in a three cornered race with each rider backed by a pacing crew. Practice ran today and entries for the one mile open amateur close Friday with Arthur Irwin. A three cornered match follows on July 2 featuring Caldwell Hunter and W Fenn.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Lake
Leander
Hunter
Arthur Irwin
Harry Caldwell
W. Hunter
W. & Fenn
Quaker City Driving Assoc Race Card at East Suffolk Track
The Quaker City Driving Association schedules a prestigious afternoon event at East Suffolk Park featuring Lynn Bourbon driven by D. W. Field against Bil Garrett’s Christian Chimes. Several 2.24 2.45 2.94 classes run with noted owners and drivers listed. Newburgh New York reports show Hudson and Mohawk Valley circuit activity, but weathered by fines and outcomes across heats.
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Quaker City Driving Association
East Suffolk
D. W. Field
Lynn Bourbon
Bil Garrett
Oliver Bright
R. G. Regal Blue
J. J
Frank M
Oscar Leidenger
Amelia D
Sherman Wells
Major Wells
William Moulton
Mary M
J. T. Young
B. G. Richard
Danielsen
S. Bh. Amor
Max W. Beck
William L., Jr
M. T. Wells
George West
C. W. W. Morrison
G. Fortuny
Baseball Notes and Player Movements in Baltimore Athletics
Notes describe Seybold and Harteel hitting four baggers for BaltimoreAthletic with four pitchers used in the game. Mentions Jones grounder play, Hulewitz rising in batting order, Monte Crome’s absence increasing, and Christy Mathewson strong in the box though poor team support. Giants moments include Duan and lineup features with nine hits and a sharp defensive line.
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Seybold
Harteel
Hirds
Jones
Bince Hulewitz
Monte Crome
Christy Mathewson
Ugh
Uggelby
Giants
Duan
O Iverey
Thomas
Nick Ty
Zephyr Stakes Triumph and Rockaway Cup Narrowly Decided
At Sheepshead Bay on June 25 Golden Maxim captured the Zephyr stakes for 2 year olds over five and a half furlongs by two lengths with Hurst Park second and Whorler third. Borough won the Rockaway Cup steeplechase by a head over Self Protection amid a strong field of timber toppers.
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Golden Maxim
Borough
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Hurst Park
Whorler
Short Hose
Landry
Munlo
O'Connor
Lady Chariot
Smith
Rickshaw
Southern Belle
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Lantern
Hiro
Extravaganza
Bright Girl
Sadies
Port Royal
Shaw
Keynote
Wonderly
T. Burns
Brunswick
Fair Knight
Burus
O'Conner
H. Cochran
Monte Carlo
Rightful
Hackensack
Bounding Beauty
Pitzbrillar
Serge
Mara
Page
Hark Forward
Saffel
Ste
Headland
Somerset
Emerson
Silent Friend
Abbe
Facile
Rocklight
Hark
Hayes
Silent Priva
H. W. Smith
Fattle
Rockight
Leonid
Bullman
van Ness
J. Martin
Rossignol
Ben Howard
Merry Hours
Ohio Girl
Bisetta
Lord Radnor
Sweet Clover
King Edward
Worry
Knapsack
Pure Pepper
Gibson Light
Lady Iona
Royal
Roxane
Redfern
Advance Guard
Cameron
Janice
Lombre
Flying Torpedo wins Auburn Stakes at Washington Park
In tough track conditions at Washington Park Chicago Flying Torpedo led from start to finish to win the Auburn Stakes over Little Scout with Brulare third. The Gates-Drake betting duo profited heavily on Conundrum and Flying Torpedo as Vulcain led early in his race before Bragg overtook late.
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Chicago
Flying Torpedo
Washington Park
Little Scout
Brolars
Steve L' Howldeau
B&. C. Hildreth
Thaurry New
Gates-Drake
Conundrum
Torpedo
Vulcani
Bragg
T. Dean
Alandin
Coburn
Prowl
Davidson
Andy Williams
Wild Pirate
Jingler
Foxy Kane
T. Deaf
Airtight
Ransch
Ahola
Nieto
J. Mathews
Brulare
Beauchamp
Harry New
Rolling Boer
Digby Hell
Inspector Shea
Lyne
J. Hicks
Aluminate
Mendelson
Lady Idris
Ernest Parham
Hans Wagner
B. G. Pax
Alline Abbott
Fox Flyer
Vulcain
Alfred Wargrave
J. Woods
A. D. Gibson
Brief
Foundling
John A. Clark
Stuyve
Ranseh
Otis
Slals
Dade
Zibla
Evelyn
Byrd
Orla
Lass of
Langdon
Frivatee
Solitee Awaine
G. W
Iyarley
Semlevien
Peat
Axim
Moomet
John McGurk
Badata
Tammany Chief
Rasbury
Annie Thompson
Queen of Eeeks
Horse Racing Results at Fort Erie June 2
At Fort Erie Buffalo June 2 results show the first race over one and a half furlongs with Carriewee placing first Sir Kingesman second and Axares third time 1 21. The second race over four and a half furlongs was won by Her Letter with Gorey second and Louise third time 54.
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Buffalo
Sis
Carriewee
Sir Kingesman
Axares
Gorey
Louise
Racing results highlight doubles with short splits
Tax won Perry second and All Souls third in the first race at 1.08. In the sixth race Slips led at 1.45 finishing with Pretty Rosie second and Bellcourt third.
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Tax
Perry
All Souls
One minte—Slips
Pretty Rosie
Bellcourt
Fitzkanet Wins Six Furlong Handicap at Fair Grounds
At St Louis Fair Grounds on June 25 Fitzkanet nosed out Bueeleuth by a head to win the six furlong feature handicap. The track was fast and weather clear as other races featured long odds and notable runners like The Phoenician at 50 to 1. Also noted are full race lineups and times for multiple events. Paris notes James Todhunter Sloan’s turf luck and rise in fortune with Grand Prix gains. New York reports jockey Adams set to ride for David Gideon in New York.
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Wolfram
T. O'Brien
Pourquoi
Bell
Katie Cromwell
Bridal Mareh
Clare Bell
St. Vitus
Jack Young
Frank Bullock
Votary
O'Neill
Mr. Mulkey
R. Murphy
Lola Home
Hell
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Quaker
Skipwith
Countess Clara
Honor Bright
Mr. Timberlake
Olona
John Storm
Gay Gallant
Jim Winn
Scully
Zazel
Watson
Wrb
Gates
Federalist
Wallabout
Odnor
Pfitzkaner
Bacelenth
Lasso
Four Leaf Clover
Orris
Mr. Pomeroy
Hope
Locos Labor
Biger
el Caney
Tickful
Kitty Clyde
Guide Rock
Paris
James Todhunter Stoan
United States
Sloan
England
France
Kizil Kourgan
New York
Adams
Port Erie
David Gideon
Cape May Golf Club Elects Women Officers for Year
The Cape May Women's Association elected officers for the coming year led by President Mrs. Frank R. Shattuck and Secretary Mrs. Louis H. Ayres. Other officers include Treasurer Mrs. James Corry and entertainment chair Mrs. Louis J. Deacon with a full committee of members.
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Cape May
Women's Association of the
Americans Charms and Volcano Myths Amid Caribbean Relief
Consul Louis H. Ayme and Captain Yates Stirling arrived from San Juan, praising US aid to Guadeloupe refugees and criticizing Martinique relief handling. He notes Martinique residents fear a volcano and hold a belief that Americans possess a charmed life, protecting the island while they stay.
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Louis H. Aryme
United States
Guadeloupe
Port de France
Martinique
San Juan
Caracas
New York Times
Yates Stirling
Son Juan
Holland Hone
Ayme
Fort de France
Kavanaugh
Pelee’s
King Victor's Busy Day in Italy A Seated Monarch
King Victor of Italy, earning 640000 pounds annually, spent June 1 celebrating his daughter Yolanda's birthday. The day began with a grand review from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., followed by a reception at the trinal from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., amid national holiday duties.
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Victor
Italy
Yolanda
Tennis Experts Describe Busy Opening Day of Local Lawn Event
The opening day drew a larger crowd than usual with Germantown Chestnut Hill society delegates and wider Philadelphia participants. Miss Chapman narrowly edged Mrs Mantle Fielding in a long singles duel while Atkinson Neely Jones won confidently. Grant and Allen won men singles. mixed doubles pairings announced for this afternoon.
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Germantown
Chestnut Hill
West Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Miss Chapman
Miss Atkinson
Miss Neely
Marlon Jones
Bessie Moore
Miss Jones
Allen
Ina
Dr. R. N. Willson
Wilie C. Grant
N. P. Stauffer
Mike Atkinson
Miss Chase
Miss Neeley
Miss Closterman
Mrs. Fielding
Miss Marion Jones
Miss Wymer
Miss Green
Miss Maule
Miss Steele
Miss Kitchen
Miss Oberteuffer
Miss Banks
Beatrice Banks
Miss Lam
Miss Moore
Miss Haldeman
Miss McClure
G. F. Jones
Jee Wymer
Miss Mack
Miss Howell
HU. F. Allen
R. N. Willson
W. C. Grant
N. DP. Stauffer
W. Ie ‘Trotter
Morris
M. Bunting
E. Field
P Rh. Carpenter
Hovey
Mr. Grant
Hilal Ao ‘Eine
Mr. Field
Miss Rastall
Mr. Eyes
Mise Cheterman
Mr. Rowland
Collum
R D Little Joins Round Robin Tennis Field at Germantown
W J Clothier secures R D Little ex Princetonian to enter next week's Round Robin at Mayheim. Other contestants are Beals C Wright Dwight T Davis and W J Clothier. Matches are best three of five starting Monday at 4 PM with a silver cup trophy for annual competition.
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W. J. Clothier
Germantown Cricket Club
R. D. Little
Princetoulan
Philadelphia
Beals C. Wright
Dwight T. Davis
Rockaway Polo Beats Country Club in Fast Match
Rockaway defeats the Country Club 64 to 34 in a brisk polo game at Bryn Mawr. G G McMurtry stood in for Bavage scoring four goals while la Montage delivered standout riding and teamwork amid a fast ground.
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New York
Country Cub
Bryn Mawr
Rockaway
Bavage
Country Club
G. G. McMurtry
la Montage
Bryy Mawr
Remarkable Roman Bronze Specimen and Medieval Coin Hoards
A description of a premier Roman bronze head wearing a helmet in the British Museum and nearby finds like the Ribchester riches and the Cuerdale hoard. It notes the 1840 lead chest with Danish coins, the 1880 Nottingham heat altered coins tied to Florence of Worcester, and a tale of a Nottingham thief trapped by fire, plus mentions the Benworth and Tutbury finds in a London Athenaeum report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Ribchester
Cuerdale
Nottingham
Stephen
Earl of Gloucester
Boils Gold From Fish Near Fergus County Mine
Nels Jensen, known in Fergus county, visited Utica to buy fishing gear while snow lingers near the Yogo claim. Rapid snowmelt flooded the tunnel area, forcing halt at the mine. He reports gold dust found in a stew kettle after cooking trout, suggesting some gold recovered from the water or gear.
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Fergus County
Utica
The
Argus
Nels
Old Yogo
Tis
Yogo Creek
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