Poor Umpiring Marred Boston Baltimore Classic
The essay notes a sluggish Phillies week with heavy criticism of umpires after a Brooklyn loss. It cites six games left at home before a Western trip, calls for restraint from fans, and reports scores from Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Washington Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Cincinnati Pittsburg St Louis games. It mentions McDonald umpiring and specific game outcomes.
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Umpire McDonald Faces Cranks in Brooklyn Philadelphia Game
Special telegram reports Umpire McDonald as chief factor in the Brooklyn vs Philadelphia Eastern Park game. He ruled fouls, denied hits, and ended the ninth by calling Geier out, provoking loud boos from Brooklyn fans. Kennedy and Fifield pitched. Brooklyn led with early runs, fielding slow yet few errors amid contested plays.
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Crescent Victory Over Wyoming in Uphill Battle at Broad and Jackson
The Crescents edged Wyoming in a pitching heavy contest at Broad and Jackson streets. Thatcher started for the Crescents, Miller relieved in the fifth, and Wyoming’s only major hit came after. Murphy struggled until the seventh when Crescents began to hit his curves. Home runs by Highley and Conroy highlighted a 7 to 3 Crescents win with 2:08 elapsed time and Umpire O Neill.
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Robison Denies Cleveland Exit to Milwaukee
M. B. Robison, owner of the Cleveland baseball club, denies plans to move the team to Milwaukee. He would only leave Cleveland if courts rule against Sunday baseball. He refutes trades involving Cregier and Blake for Jones, notes Jones joined Cleveland after season end, and says Blake is sold to Milwaukee with no deal for Dregler.
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Brandywine Beats Tioga 20 to 8 in West Chester
Brandywine defeated Tioga 20 to 8 as Townsend shut down Tioga while Fryman was battered by the Brandywine hitters. The visitors fell behind early and never recovered.
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Brandywine
Townsend
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Clark Poorly Supported by Chicago in Loss to Indians
Henry Clark pitched creditable game for Chicago but lacked support as Danny Friend allowed few runs while backstop Wallace starred at third. Attendance 5900. Final score 2 to 1 in favor of Chicago? Wait: Indians won 2 to 1. Notable plays include Lange and Everett homers and McCormick stealing bases.
Reds overpower Colonels in strong fielding win
Cincinnati June 26 The Reds bunched hits and played solid defense to defeat the Colonels. Frazer and Breitenstein pitched well. Stafford subbed for the injured Clingman at third with Rohnson moving to second. Attendance 6 000. The score:
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Rohnson
Slow Fielding Dominates Slow Pittsburg St. Louis Tilt
Pittsburg and St. Louis produced sharp fielding and long running catches by Donovan and Turner but the game moved slowly. Attendance was 1,200 with Pittsburg scoring five and St. Louis three. For Milton and Demorest the Central Pennsylvania League match featured Setley’s strong pitching despite a late error by Calhoun.
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Media Wins Tight Key-Game Over Hartville
The Media Club edged Hartville 12 to 8 in a slugfest with late ninth inning scoring. The win featured multiple hits and tied or winning runs in the final frame as Plummer and Mintzer led strong pitching and defense at the infield.
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Ashland Beats Locust Dale In Early-Game Showdown
Five hundred spectators watched the Ashland Locust Dale game. Heinze pitched his first game with three walks and two hits and one error as Locust Dale scored five runs by the fourth inning. The rest of the contest was a fine exhibition.
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All Collegiate the Winners. Williamsport Team Defeats Y.M.C.A.
A team of Princeton Cheltenham Academy and Lehigh players defeated Williamsport Y team in an exciting game at Williamsport on June 26. The score was not reported in full.
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Paterson Defeats Athletics 8 2 in Atlantic League
Paterson beat the Athletic 8 to 2 as Lancaster increased its lead by defeating Hartford 7 to 3. Newark downed Reading 6 to 2 while Norfolk topped Richmond 5 to 0. The results leave the Atlantic League standings with Lancaster ahead and several teams close behind.
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Athletics Lose Again at Paterson in Windy Dusty Day
The Athletics were defeated by Paterson today as errors by Battam and Childs proved costly. Both pitchers fared well despite high winds and dust clouds. Paterson scored on a passed ball and an error in the ninth, giving them the only runs of the game.
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Lancaster Defeats Hartford in Tight Pitchers Duel
Lancaster won the third game of the series from Hartford in a close pitchers duel. West pitched well late but Lancaster's defense lagged, while Radford stood out in fielding. Notable hits included Buttermore Seybold Mack Cavelle and a three-base hit by Cavelle. West and Vickery walked and struck out several batters as errors and wild pitches shaped the tense contest.
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Richmond and Norfolk Baseball Series Ends With Norfolk Shut Out
Richmond and Norfolk closed their series this afternoon with Norfolk shut out. Norfolk made more hits but could not convert, and umpire Carlin, under criticism, resigned. Phillips acted as substitute umpire in his place. Score:
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Almost a Riot at Reading
Reading and Newark split seven innings before Newark won 6 to 2 in the eighth on costly errors. Police dispersed a crowd as several players nearly fought. Slater and O Hagan contributed for Reading while Rothfus and Minnehan paced Newark with key hits.
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Scranton Beats Wilkesbarre in Eastern League Match
Scranton outplayed Wilkesbarre at All Points and won easily on June 26. Wilkesbarre struggled on defense as Scranton dominated each period, finishing with a clear victory.
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Toronto Beats Syracuse in Twin Baseball Grudge Matches
Toronto defeated Syracuse twice in a doubleheader before 4000 fans. Egan hit a home run and Jud Smith drove in runs in the first game as Dowse and Crough faltered early. In the second game Toronto rallied behind solid hitting and a late push to secure the 9 2 win while Syracuse managed limited offense.
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McFarland Struggles as Buffalo Beats Rochester in Sixth Victory
Buffalo scored six runs in a messy sixth inning after McFarland faltered, despite a tidy start. Rochester mounted pressure with base hits and errors, final score list shows Buffalo ahead after five innings before the decisive rally.
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Champions Edgeed In Close Home Game, Report
Springfield summary notes a tense matchup where the home team narrowly defeated the Champions in a dramatic contest. Scoring details are unclear with garbled lines, attendance listed and unclear statistics remain unrevealed.
Zephyr Stakes at Sheepshead Bay Ends in Contested Finish
Taral wins a tight photo finish over Cromwell in the Zephyr Stakes at Sheepshead Bay. Blew Away initially prevails but is disqualified for not carrying 119 pounds, profits go to the bettors.
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Ornament Wins St Louis Derby In Tight Finish
Ornament, the Kentucky entrant, outpaced Typhoon II and Buckvidere in the St. Louis Derby sweepstakes at the fair grounds. The race drew several thousand spectators but disappointed many who expected Ornament to win. Heavy wagering favored Typhoon II and Buckvidere, while a small group profited on other bets as Ornament faltered.
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Buckvidere Leads St. Louis Derby Runner-Up Bid
A muddy track and heavy clay frame race day as Ornament holds on to win the St. Louis Derby with Buckvidere placing second. In earlier events C B Rush, Maddaloo, Damo cles, and Dick Behan posted wins as weather dampened times.
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Oxford Had Its Revenge In Tuesday Baseball Victory
Oxford won after Saturday's defeat with standout batting from Wall and Alexander. The report notes Ox ford's offensive surge and players Wall and Alexander delivering key hits in the victory.
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Chester Beats Bank Clerks In 15 to 6 Victory
Chester Base Ball team defeated the Bank Clerks of Philadelphia 15 to 6. The game highlighted Collins excellent fielding. In Allentown, Clermont of Philadelphia lost to Allentown by a shutout as Boyle pitched well and Reilly starred at second for Clermont.
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Easton Wins Eleventh Valley Victory In Tight Game
Easton defeated Catasauqua in a tight fielding battle. O Hara made a highlight play in the sixth inning catching a difficult fly at second then throwing to first for a triple play. Easton extends its Valley championship streak to eleven straight wins.
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Salem Club Visits Bridgeton In Afternoon Game
Bridgeton hosts the Salem Club in a daytime matchup with the final score not specified in the readable text. Detailed results and player names are not available in the fragment.
Vineland and Woodstown batters boost averages in rough game
In Vineland on June 26 both teams raised batting averages as Taylor was knocked unconscious by a pitched ball in the third inning. Vinson struggled allowing the visitors to score, resulting in Woodstown posting a 10 to 4 win.
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Pierson Out For Running Out Of Line In Flemington
Game summary shows Lambertville 6 Flemington 4 with earned runs Lambertville six Flemington four. Two base hits by Case Riordan McCain Snyder Volk Rothfuss Hunt Kline. Rothfuss home run. Snyder and Kline struck out eight and two times respectively. Time two hours. Umpire Callan.
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Bordentown Loses to Hightstown in Local Tilt
In Bordentown on June 26 the Bordentown and Hightstown baseball clubs met in a scoreless or close contest with final score unreadable. The game featured local players and drew civic interest as a neighborhood matchup.
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Woods College Defeats Easton High in Low-Scoring Contest
Woods College edged Easton High School in a late June game with a final score showing a strong defensive effort. The scoreboard indicates a season highlight as Woods College posted multiple runs across innings while Easton High struggled to respond.
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