Boston Defeats Phillies Again in High-Scoring Tilt
The Boston team beat Philadelphia 10 to 6 as Lewis pitched well with solid defense backing him. The column notes Cincinnati and Pittsburgh also won, while standings show Brooklyn and Boston near the top amid a busy schedule featuring New York at Brooklyn and Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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Hiladelphia
Bernhard
Boston
Lewis
Scott
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ce Wet
Phila
Phillies Rally Fails to Overcome Boston Bull Run
In Boston June 26 the Phillies rallied in the eighth but could not overtake the schooling Boston team. Lewis kept the Phillies in check while Bernhard was outpitched by the Boston attack as Long, Tenney, and Stahl led home runs and hits. Collins and Lowe contributed solid defense and late scoring to seal a one sided win for Boston.
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Boston
Phillies
Toeday
Lators
Bernherd
Bostons
Bernhard
Lewis
Slagle
Ntg
Flick
Dolan
Collins
Lowe
Long
Tenney
Man
Sullivan
Stahl
Monte Cross
Thomas
Dolace Tenney
Douglass
Delahanty
Freeman
Sullivan Lewis
Hamilton
Nett
Everton
Wolverton
Cross
Lota
Chicago Leads Inning Sparked By Bunting. Pittsburg Fights Back
In Pittsburg on June 26 Chicago moved ahead in the eighth with sharp bunting and a ball run, but the home club matched in the bottom half. Callahan endured two rough innings as eight of twelve hits came off him. Attendance was 2,300. The score remains tied in a tense midgame.
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Callahan
Pittsburg
Chicago
Scott in Superb Form at Mt. Louis Showdown
Scott delivered a pitching gem for St Louis, allowing only a few hits in a dominant outing. Cincinnati only dented him in one inning as St Louis cruised to victory before a crowd of about ten thousand.
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The tailoring department offers 40 single suit lengths in foreign fabrics such as Cheviots and Worsteds. Selected newest and smartest designs, originally marked at 35 and 40, can be measured and made up for 25 with guaranteed fit.
Baseball box score note
Jones pitched seven innings with eight strikeouts and gave up two bases on balls to Scott. Barrett allowed one hit. Donovan and Dillard stole bases. Time recorded as 2.08. Swartwood was the umpire.
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Jones
Scott
Barrett
Donovan
Dillard
Swartwood
Another Game for the Champions
In New York on June 26 Brooklyn defeated New York 7 to 4 as seventh inning errors and Brooklyn hits turned the game. Attendance 1,200. Key players included Selbach, Keeler, Grady, Gleason, Doyle and McGinty. Umpire Latham. Time 2.35. Brooklyn 7 New York 4.
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New York
Brooklyn
Y . Oo. Smith
Jones
Selbach
Keeler
V'nH'n
Grady
Kelley
Doyle
Ien
Gleas
Mercer
M'Gin'ty
Saastera Bay York
Itc
Newee Broomyn
Chicago Defeats Parker as Bats Hit Smoothly
Chicago ran up a decisive win over Minneapolis with Parker battered throughout the game. Isbell starred on the bases while Parker contributed with hits as Chicago tallied in each inning. Attendance was about 1,800 as Fisher and Parker faced Jacklitsch, with Sheri umpiring.
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Chicago
Parker
Isbell
Cosero
Minneapolis
Nea
Fisher
Ei Parker
Jacklitsch
Sheri
Cleveland Edges Detroit In Ninth Inning Win
In Cleveland on June 26 the home team won in the ninth as Viox scored on a misplay after an error by Spies and Casey. Fauver pitched well for Cleveland. Detroit made five errors. Batteries Fauver Spies for Cleveland Yeager Shaw for Detroit.
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Cleveland
Viox
Casey
Dillon
Fauver
Cantillon
Aliare
Detroit
Spies
Yeager
Shaw
Seiane
Hastings Wins Debut as Buffalo Beats Indianapolis
Charley Hastings pitched well for Buffalo in a 12 to 4 victory over Indianapolis. Kellum struggled as the Invincible pitcher, while Hastings and Schreckengost paired on defense and offense. Batteries Hastings Schreckengost for Buffalo and Kellum Powers for Indianapolis. Umpire Frank Dwyer.
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Buffalo
Charley Hastings
Kellum
Indianapolis
Hastings
Schreckengost
Powers
Frank Dwyer
Milwaukee Defeats Kansas City in Clean Game
Milwaukee bunched hits in the first and fourth innings to win easily as both teams played errorless ball. The final score shows Milwaukee ahead with six runs to Kansas City’s eight. Dowling Smith Gray and Wilson pitched. Umpire McDonald officiated.
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Milwaukee
Kansas City
Dowling
Central Athletic Club Bouts at 1913 Market Street
The Central Athletic Club at 1913 Market Street announces a boxing show on Friday night led by featherweights Paddy Donovan of Kensington and Lew Ryell the fighting Hebrew. They contend for the_iblia championship and will settle it that night. In the undercard, Jack Donahue of West Philadelphia faces Billy Farren of Point Breeze in a top lightweights bout.
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Central Athletic Club
Market Street
Pnge
Paddy Donovan
Kensington
Lew Ryell
Il Bia
Jack Donahue
West Philadelphia
Billy Farren
Point Breeze
Sharkey Knocked Out by Ruhlin in the Fifteenth
New York June 26 OM Sharkey the sailor pugilist was knocked out in the fifteenth by Gus Ruhlin the Akron Giant in a terrifically fought bout. Sharkey entered with O Roarke Sullivan Buckley and Dixon as seconds while Ruhlin was backed by Madden McCoy Goff and Corbett. The match featured heavy exchanges and late rallies as Ruhlin gained a clear edge in height and power while Sharkey battled gamely through rounds 1 to 18 before a decisive finish.
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Terner
New York
OM Sharkey
Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
Sharkey
Tom O'Rourke
Jack Sullivan
Jimmy Buckley
George Dixon
Bublin
Billy Madden
Kid McCoy
Charlie Goff
Jim Corbett
Albright College Wins Season Finale Against Reading YMCA
Special Telegram to Tas Times reports Albright College defeating Reading YMCA 3 0 in a loosely played June 26 game at Myerstown. The scoreline noted raw scoring and fielding details as Albright closed the season with the victory.
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Tas Times
Lebanon
Myerstown
Albright College
Reading Y. M. C. A
Tioga's Big Race Meet Opens with Record Interest
Tioga track gears up for a major cycling meet under the American Racing Cyclists Union. The opening event draws entrants from Boston to Baltimore and features six amateur races with prizes including watches and medals. Noted riders such as Bald, McFarland, Stevens, Eaton, Freeman, Maser, and Newhouse arrive as Harlem, Century, Crescent, Camden, Waverly, Time and Castle Wheelmen enter club team pursuit.
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American Racing Cyclists’ Union
Tioga Track
Satgoesci
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Baltimore
Tom
Tonie Bald
McFarland
Stevens
Jay Eaton
H. B. Freeman
Otto Maser
Al_ Newhouse
Pureult
America
Harlem
Century Wheelmen
Crescent and Camden
Waverly, Time and Castle
Little Outplayed Paret In Southern Tennis Showdown
In New York on June 26 the Metropolitan tournament continued at West Side Tennis Club. Southern champion J Parmly Paret lost in straight sets to R D Little of To The latter dominated the match in both sets as play advanced to the next rounds with Caesar rounds and more singles and doubles on the schedule.
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Ruhlin
Jéhnnie White
Sharkegly
Tom
Gus
Hart
Roblin
O'Rourke
Taft
Tor
Apa Ruhlin
Suels
Sharke
Rand
Iris
Ngai Gan
New York
Metropolitan
West Side
J. Parmly Paret
R. D. Little
Beals Wright
Dr. L. W. Glazebrook
Calhoun Cragin
W. C. Grant
F. B. Alexander
L. V. le
Calhoun
J. C. Davidson
Quiet day for Yale crews in Gales Ferry practice
Gales Ferry Conn June 26 quiet day for Yale crews. Morning practice light and the evening session lighter. Varsity eight did only a few racing starts with the freshmen before returning to the boathouse. Freshmen remained a short time in easy rowing.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Geikler Defeated In Keystone Shooting League Match
The return match between Charles Geikler and F. M. Hobbs of the Keystone Shooting League was held yesterday at Geikler’s Colmer Pennsylvania farm. A 20 to 18 score for Hobbs followed a live bird shoot replacing the planned 100 bird contest, with Geikler showing a strong early pace before Hobbs prevailed.
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Manny
Brie
Hobbs
Geikler
John Barnt
Charles Geikler
F. M. Hobbs
Keystone Shooting League
Holmesburg
Hobba
Colmer
Trucks
George Latter
Dedham Defeats Myopia In Polo Championship Clash
In Brooklyn on June 26 Dedham defeated Myopia 9 goals to 6 in the first match for the Astor gold cups and the polo championship of the United States. Agassiz and Shaw starred for Dedham, with Alan Forbes leading the winners as the four backers supported each other in critical moments. The game was fast with long stretches of play and notable stamina from both sides.
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Brooklyn
Dedham
Myopia
United States
Devon
Philadelphia Country Club
Boston
Agassiz
Shaw
Harvard Shuts Out Yale In Class Day Baseball
New Haven June 26 Yale lost to Harvard 8 to 0 in a class day baseball game. Up to the seventh inning it was a pitchers battle before Harvard mounted a scoring rally sparked by Gutling Robertson and Cool Sullivan. Yale pitcher Stillman faced harsh defense as Harvard added three runs in the seventh and final inning. Dev ens collided with a pitch in the seventh and left the game with facial injuries.
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New Haven
Ale
Harvard
Gutling Robertson
Clark
Stillman
Cool Sullivan
Yale
Hirech
Sullivan
Reid
Laughlin
Camp
Devens
Origins of Seeley's Trust Estabment
A note from Chesterman and Streeter lists 2S South Market Street as the origin point for Seeley's Trust establishment, indicating the business location and historic ties to the local market district.
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Qaly End
Seeley's Trust
Chesterman & Streeter
South Mth S
Rain Delays Bradford Driving Park Race Meeting
Bradford June 26 Twenty one hundred people attended the first day of racing at the Bradford Driving Park Association as heavy rain halted events at 8 o'clock with two heats unfinished The 2 40 class pacing purse 400 and the 2 17 pace were not completed and officials expected a strong turnout despite the weather.
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Bradford
Jance
Ohio
George W. Potter
David Phillips
West Chester Ladies Golf Tie in Club Contest
In West Chester this afternoon the third putting and approaching contest at the West Chester and Country Club ended in a tie. Participants included Miss May and Miss Walters. The series leads toward the cup with May improving and Walters close behind in scores.
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Times
West Chester
West Ches and Country Club
Miss Ins
Mise
Sporting Notes from Sears and Edward Street
Local column highlights sports events and players with brief mentions of teams and venues. Observers note performances and standings in a concise wrap, referencing familiar figures and places in a period newsroom voice.
McMeekin Wins Tidal Stakes at Sheepshead Bay by Neck
At Sheepshead Bay a large crowd watched the Tidal Stakes for 3-year-olds run one mile. McMeekin the favorite edged David Garrick by a neck with Mesmerist third, after a head duel for the lead. The Spring Stakes saw Parader edge Handwork by two lengths. Telamon and Knight of the Garter also scored in other races, with various payouts and bidding details noted.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
McMeekin
David Garrick
Mesmerist
Pincher
David Gatwick
Vulcan
Mitchell
Ildrim
Parader
Handwork
Telamon
Hildreth
Knight of the Garter
Dolando
Handcuff
Einer
Piccola
Tikoon
Apd
Revaeg
Cee McMeekin
Maher
O'Connor
McOque
Spencer
Luke Ward
Turner
Military
Miss Bennett Wins Lakeside Stakes At Washington Park
More than eight thousand spectators watched the Lakeside Stakes for 2 year olds at Washington Park in Chicago. Miss Bennett from Memphis defeated Sofala of Ogli fornis in a fast race, drawing away to win by several lengths as Sofala faded to second and Seborra finished third amid warm weather and a swift track.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Lakeside
Miss Bennett
Memphis
Sofala
Oglifornis
Atretthy
Strew
Seborr
Big Money on Cocking Main in Plymouth Towship
Special Telegram to Tax Trans from Wilkesbarre reports Carmel Danville and Shamokin opposed Pittston and Plymouth in a large cocking main in Plymouth township. The visitors won the main and collected the fund of $300. More fights raised over $2,000 in total winnings.
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Wilkesbarre
Carmel
Danville
Shamokin
Pittston
Plymouth
Plymouth Towagship
Entries for National Regatta in New York
Entries for the nation regatta at the speedway course on Harlem River are to be sent by June 24 to Fred RK Portmeter Box 14 New York City. The competitive races are for the Paris events and the regatta is slated for Thursday July 5.
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New York
Paris
Harlem River
Fred RK
Portmeter
Box
New York City
Tatore
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