Senators Finish Beat Athletics in Ninth Inning Collapse
The Senators defeated the Athletics as Boston dropped a ninth inning collapse. Standings show Chicago leading the American League with 88 wins, followed by Detroit and Boston. National League leaders include Pittsburgh and Phila. Schedule lists Athletics at Baltimore and other matchups for today.
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Athletics
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Phila
New York
Bostop
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington Rally Beats Philadelphia in Ninth Inning
In Washington on June 26 the Senators, after an error by Hayden tied the game, scored the winning run in the ninth to defeat Philadelphia 5 to 4. Coughlin and Clingman starred defensively while Milligan struggled but contributed to the comeback, with Farrell, Quinn, and Gear key in the late rally. Attendance was 2,219 as Crady and Leahy umpired.
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Crady
Brewers Bunched Their Hits In Cleveland Victory
Milwaukee bunched four runs in two innings to beat Cleveland 5 to 4. Shiebeck’s ninth inning error opened the door for the visitors, with 2,050 in attendance. Box shows Milwaukee’s offense led by Lachance Wood Anderson and O’Brien, while Cleveland’s scoring came earlier as the day’s notes record a tight contest.
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Brageine
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Pire
No Game at Baltimore Delays Boston Arrival
Baltimore June 26 There was no ball game today due to the pen arrival of the Boston American League Club. Uncertainty over schedule caused a late dispatch from Boston about the team’s departure and a revised calendar showing Boston at Baltimore. The Boston club says they were not informed of changes.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimores
Philate Odington
Tech
American Dates Conflict Dodgers and Athletics Forfeit Game
Boston appeared at Columbia Avenue Park and forfeited to the Athletics due to a date clash in the American League schedule. Manager Collins said he had only just received the notification of the change and was puzzled by a Baltimore arrangement. Umpire Maressay was present as the confusion surfaced.
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Columbia Avenue Park
Maressay
Athletics
Collins
Baltimore
Menssese
Aleetaae Ceed Bras
Confusion Over Revised Schedule Causes Baseball Forfeits
In Baltimore and Chicago disputes arise over the revised American League draft. Fans clamored at Manager McGraws park as gates stayed closed and no game was played. The Athletics are listed as forfeiting two games while Boston also forfeited to Baltimore, leaving the outcome of the mix up uncertain.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Orioles
Boston
McGraw
Athletics
Manassan
Johnson
Collinge
Chicago Denies Change in Management Rumor
Chicago officials deny reports that President Hart would be replaced by Brooklyn manager Hanlon. Loftus says no deal and Hart sent a reassuring letter. Brooklyn routed Pittsburg 32 bases on 20 hits as Daly and Keeler led the offense in a 9-0 win.
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Hart
Hanlon
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Hee Ag
R. O.ale
RL. Clarke
Kelley
Humontef
Keeler
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Dolan
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Beaumont
Bransfield
Dahlen
McCreery
Pittsburg
Donovan
Tannehill
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Securce
O'Day
New York Beats Cincinnati in Polo Grounds Opener
Scott debuting with Cincinnati faced New York at the Polo Grounds as the home team won the first game of the series. Matthewson mostly strong except one inning, attendance 2,600. Harley hit a home run for New York and Selbach had a two-base hit.
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Cincinnatis
Polo Grounds
Matthewson
Cincinnati
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Strang
St’pfeldt
Bow'm'n
Olrwin
Davis
Peltz
Mat'son
Cimrinaatt
Rome
St Louis Tops Boston In Big Second and Seventh Inning Rally
St Louis won the game with a strong second and seventh inning burst as Boston struggled to contain the visitors. Heidrick made a running catch a highlight while Powell scattered Boston’s hits. Attendance 1,500. Final score St Louis 8 Boston 1. Hamilton and Wallace led St Louis with two base and three base hits respectively while Wallace hit a home run.
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R.H. O
Burkett
Tenney
Heldrick
M'Gann
Padden
Kittel
Ryan
Nichols
Gam
Kittrides
Hamilton
Wallace
Nicholpie
Baseball scores report from multiple city matchups
Dayton defeats Louisville 3 to 1 at Dayton Louiasville. Fort Wayne beats Wheeling 3 to 0. Columbus defeats Indianapolis 5 to 1 at Columbus Columbus. Toledo and Marion score 1 to 1 in six innings. Game forfeited to Toledo 9 to 0 after Marion objected to an umpire decision.
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Louiasville
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Marion
Baseball Scores From Eastern League Doubleheaders
Eastern League results show Toronto defeating Providence 9 to 4, Montreal blanking Syracuse 3 to 0, Hartford edging Rochester 3 to 2, and Buffalo outlasting Worcester 6 to 5.
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Providence
Montreal
Syracuse
Rochester
Hartford
Buffalo
Worcester
Cycle Rider Anticipates Hard Training for Woodside Race
Bobby Walthour and challenger Arthur Ross arrive in the city to prepare for Saturday's twenty five mile paced race at Woodside track. Ross seeks to overturn Walthour's dominance with a new high condition and a unique riding style.
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Walthour
Woodside Track
Arthur Ross
Ross
Atlanta
Baltimore
Walthour Wins Twenty Mile Motor Race in Baltimore
Baltimore June 26 Bobby Walthour won the twenty mile motor paced race, defeating Arthur Beers and lowering the track record.
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Walthour
Baltimore
Bobby” Walthour
Artbur Eers
Wees Weer Oy
Ous Ie
McFadden Daly Lightweight Title Bout Set for Tomorrow Night
The fifteen round clash between George McFadden the lightweight champion and Wilmington Jack Daly is scheduled under Wilmington Athletic Club auspices in Wilmington tomorrow night. Debate rages over McFadden's form with many doubting a finish within sixteen rounds while Daly is described as a tough opponent likely to test the champion. The event reportedly centers around hotel venues Beatt and another nearby site.
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Wilmington
Jack Daly
Wilmington Athletic Club
Red Merry
McFadden
Daly
Jack
Close Finishes Mark Flat Card at Sheepshead Bay
At Sheepshead Bay on June 26 three tight finishes punctuated a light program. Howell W won the first race at 30 to 1 in its debut, Chilton narrowly beat Gay Boy in the Spring, and Cyrano took the fourth as a crowd of long shots contested the six furlongs. The card also featured several stakes races with notable horses and odds listed. In New York, June 26, stewards suspended jockey Coombs for the remainder of the Sheepshead Bay meeting over his Wax Taper ride last Tuesday.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Howell W
Gay Boy
White Owl
Chilton
Shaw
Slack
Playlike
Landry
Fonsoluca
Cochran
Far Cry
Tea Varre
G. Whittier
Man O' War
James Fits
Concertina
Merriment
Bella
Athelglen
The
Puritan
St. Finnan
Brennan
Ethics
O'Connor
Mounce
Bedeck
Glenellie
the Rhymer
Malden
Mango
Finnan
Odom
Monroe Doctrine
Barry
Matt Simpson
Finnegan
Cephalalgia
Brazil
Semper Ira
King Barleycorn
McGinn
Rombsheil
McQuade
Tyrshena
Alsike
Andronicus
the Golden Prince
Coney Island
Jockey Club
Jockey Coombs
Coombs
Charles Littlefield, Jr
Fasig-Tipton Company
Sidney Paget
M. L. Hayman
Johnson
Watercress- Sabrina
H.C. Johnson
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Watercress-Lena
G. B. Morris
Gold Finch-Rake
H. ©. Johnson
Rivenoak
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Huron-Limies
B. Schrieber
Royal
Candlemas-Royal Falcon
D. C. Johnson
Watercress- Cochuca
G. F. Jonson
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J. BK
Juvenal-Numarest
A. J. Joyner
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Sz Gold Finch- la Belle E
Sydney Paget
Golden Garter
J. KE. Seagram
H. C. Johnson
Star Ruby
Atlantic City Horse Show Entries Reach 450 Nominations
The third annual Atlantic City Horse Show in July draws over 450 nominations across 65 classes, with nearly 100 more exhibits than last year. Entries span Boston to Baltimore and include top prize winners from New York, Philadelphia, Scranton and beyond, promising one of the finest open-air displays yet.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Roadsters
EK. T. Stotesbury
Dr. L
John L. W
Lord Brilliant
Lord Golden
Scranton
Chestnut Hill Stock Farm
Frank J. Gould
William H. West
W. Austin
Wilmington
Gerkendale Farm
Brooklyn
N. Y
George D. King
Charles Prizer, Jr
Richard Stockton
Trenton
N. J
T. Courtena Jenkins
Cyril Armstrong
Philadelhia
E. C. Leeds
Thomas Millard
A Tr
York
Oscar Seeley
Charles R. Myers
Morton E. Snellenby
G. Jason Waters
Obn A
William R. Fitz
Thomas M. Hilliard
Ral Parr
Oscar Poor
FE. T. Stotesby Pvnetologia
H. H
Monmouth Beach
Ifred E. Dieterich
Julian Morris
Applndexter
One Mile and Seventy Yards Race Won by Coburn
In the first event of the meeting Coburn ridden by ? won for a purse of 700. Time 1 46 4 5. The second race over five furlongs resulted in a Vandusen ridden win in 1 02 4 5 for a purse of 600.
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Jaubert
Vandusen
W. J. Deboe
Itansch
Rutter
Durrell
Lindsay
Laura
W. Woods
Polson
Patten
Sweet Dream
Stockwell
King Elkwood
D. Hall
Banquo II
Patton
Admiral Schley
Wedderstrand
Varro
R. Murphy
Grantor
Dale
Races Across Newport Hit Fast Times At Six Furlongs
A sequence of horse races at Newport records multiple winners with times around 1.16 and 1.42. Bets include to 1 and 2 to 1 odds for entries such as Admiral Schley and Banquo II, with Purse listings and varying weights.
Belmont Harness Races Shine Despite Light Attendance
At the Belmont Driving Club opening matinee, under 200 spectators watched three races featuring fourteen entrants. Reuben McKinley’s Rive Grey won the opening heat, while W H H Achoff’s Sweet Director claimed the 2.17 mixed class after a late challenge from Roscoe. Alabaster and Dixie split wins in the 2.30 mile, and officials awarded blue ribbons as winners, red to seconds and white to thirds. Water Color sold for $28,000 at Fasig Tipton with other top prices listed.
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Belmont Driving Club
Reuben McKinley
Rive Grey
George W. Cook
Sable
Thomas Grady
Rhue Grey
Felter Woodnut
W. H. H. Achoff
Sweet Director
Ives
Walter Hine
Roscoe
Kennard
Hine
Alabaster
Jackson
G. W. Cook
Supplee
B. G. Alabaster
J. Strobel
G. Tondl
EES Indoda
C. Eastburn
Sweet
R. Cre
Chen
Bryn Mawr Defeats Philadelphia Country Club 20 to 14
Bryn Mawr, handicapped by fourteen goals, overcame a soggy field to beat the Philadelphia Country Club second team 20 to 14 in the opening match of the annual DeV Morrell trophy polo tournament. Slow start, late kickoff, and strong Bryn Mawr rushes led to a late- period surge and a clear Bryn Mawr victory.
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Philadelphia
B. Dev. Morrell
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Bala
Bryn @lawr
Mawr
Geo, McFadden
L. Res
Chas
Wheeler
L. C. Artemus
Snowden
Bryn
Bryn A
Bod Es Hee
Chai
Meas Bryn Awe Se Tien
McFadden
Kendrick
Ball
Balin
Nan Se
Phila
Pallaetphin
Cornell Crew Holds Line Over Francis in Poughkeepsie Row
At Highland Race Course Cornell crews refuse to row until Francis issue is resolved. After lengthy talks the committee returns with word Cornell will row though Francis will not. Penn and Columbia crews arrive with preparations for a tight season and Wisconsin eyes a strong regatta showing.
Yale Harvard Race to Day Rival Oarsmen Finish Touches
GALES FERRY Conn June 26 Yale acare men in good spirits ahead of tomorrow's dual race with Harvard. Coaches report all men fit with staleness fading after last week's four mile time trial. Freshmen stroke Miller likely to row in the main race. Harvard Varsity shows sharp improvement as practice continues with racing starts and oneness of form.
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Acaremen
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Bow
Harvard
Bullard
Ladd
Goodrich
Sheefe
Wood
Wadleigh
Merkelban
Columbia
New London
Pennsylvanian Crew Leads Henley Trials In Heat
At Henley England June 26 the University of Pennsylvania eight posted 7 minutes 11 seconds for the course while Dublin finished 7 minutes 36 seconds. All other crews were gone and Pennsylvanian and Leander eights trained in the heat. Coach Ward noted improving condition and a conservative pace to avoid overexertion as rivals debate stroke styles and course fit.
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Thomes
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Constitution Arrives at New London Harbor Before Yale Harvard Race
The Constitution reached New London at 4 PM with the tender Mount Morris, in a five and a half hour run from Newport. Spectators dockside at the New York Yacht Club station awaited the Yale Harvard races to be held three miles above the station. Captain Duncan said the voyage was uneventful and the crew of forty five prepared for the races, keeping sail set when possible and remaining in port until after the event.
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Constitution
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Mount Morris
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Newport Yacht Club formed in Newport with new board
Newport R J June 26 Incorporators of the Newport Yacht Racing Association including John Jacob Astor Woodbury Kane and others met with Mayor Garrettson as chair and Herman B Duryea as secretary. A Board of Governors was elected and a white flag bearing an Old Stone Mill motif was adopted. Over one hundred new members were elected and July 2 was set for officer and regatta committee elections. GLASGOW June 26 Shamrock II completed its keel and removed gear. tuning trials start Friday on the Clyde for ten days before crossing the Atlantic.
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Newport
R. J
Newport Yacht Racing Association
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Woodbury Kane
Arthur T. Kemp
William Gammele
Royal Phelps Carroll
Herman B. Duryea
Winthrop Rutherford
Reginald Brooks
Frederick P. Sands
Henry F. Eldridge
Frederick P. Garrettson
Garrettson
George L. Rives
Ralph N. Filis
Frank K. Sturgis
Woodbmry Kane
A. Cass Canfield
Lee P. Whitney
Winth Rutherford
Royal Ips Carroll
Wald Brooks
H. Yale Dolan
Lloyd Warren
Enry F. Eldridge
Eldridge T. Gerry
Glasgow
Clyde
Atlantic
Local Swimmers Enter Pan American Meet in Buffalo
Schaeffer of Buffalo and teammates Kollock and Shedaker join the Atlantic division AAA for a Pan American swimming program at Buffalo July 8 to 10. They will contest 220 and 440 yard handicaps and other championships, aiming to bring home major honors for Philadelphia.
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Mather
National Swimming Association
Schaeffer
New York Athletic Club
Atlantic
George Kistler
Harry Kollock
Ardley Shedaker
Frenchman wins Paris shoot at Hurlingham Club
The international live pigeon contest prize of 200 sovereigns went to a French Comte of Havering Court. Kennedy of England was second and E Smith of Saratoga, N Y, third after missing his ninth bird. Several Americans fainted or performed well in the event amid mixed fortunes.
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Ambler Gun Club Shoot Ends with Park Victory
Special to THE PAIADELPHIA Times Ambler June 26 marksmen posted strong scores at the monthly shoot. The final between Thomas Haywood and Park was tight, with Park taking the prize amid high marks and a spirited competition among Pieger Yarnall Bisbing Knight Johnson Thomas Conway and others.
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Paiadelphia Times
Ambler
Thomas
Park
Pieger
Why
Freebooters Edge Rumson Polo Club 3-2 In Tight Match
In Long Branch on Rumson campus the Freebooters defeated the newly formed Rumson Polo Club 3 to 2 after three fast periods. The game featured drilllike plays as both sides pressed for the winning goal.
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Philadelphia Times
Long Branch
Freebooters
Rumson Polo Club
Rumson
Tennis Tourney Nears Finals at Philadelphia Club
Rainy weather yielded a brisk day at Wissahickon Heights as the Philadelphia Cricket Club hosted a tennis event. Ladies singles semifinals feature Atkinson against Moore with Jones to face Warren, while Clothier and Willson aim for the men's finals with Little and Little as leading contenders.
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Wissahickon Heights
Juliette Atkinson
Bessie Moore
Marion Jones
Miss Warne
Miss McAteer
Dr. Stevens
W. J. Clothier
J. C. Davidson
R. P. Little
Princeton
Harry Allen
Belmont
R. N. Willson
Willson
Clothier
Little
W. Roper
Soins
J. S
J. BP. Hood
Jrp. Little
A. L. Hoskins
Ma Honey Defeats Cazalet In Wimbledon Third Round
In London on June 26 H B Ma Honey upset C H L Cazalet in the third round of the All England singles at Wimbledon. American pair Davis Ward beat Eaves Hillyard 3-1 in doubles to set up a meeting with Doherty champions, while spectators cheered the American rhythm and steady play despite stiff English opposition.
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Wimbledon
Mahoney
C. H. L. Cazalet
D. Davis
H. Ward
Amer Leaps
Eaves
Hillyard
Dohertys
Thies
Hillard
Dangerous Jungle Telegraph Work Amid Sumatra Wires
The Mocara Enim Company faced a perilous task laying telephone lines through Sumatra's jungle. Elephants tigers and other wildlife endangered workers and uprooted poles. Native tribes wired traps and lines. firms must station watchers every twenty miles to prevent wreckage and repair damage promptly.
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Sumatra
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