Phillies rally to sweep Chicago as slugging leads
The Phillies won two from Chicago with heavy hitting and a late eighth inning rally after two outs. The Athletics fell to Baltimore as McGrawe’s team shut them down early. Plank started for Connie Mack but saw the Orioles surge in the first inning.
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Chicago
Athletics
Baltimore
McGrawe
Plank
Connie Mack
Orboles
P.C. W. IL
P.C. Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
Washington
Cleveland
Phillies Win Two Over Crippled Chicago in Humid Doubleheader
In Philadelphia Ball Park 4 205 fans endured humidity as the Phillies crushed Chicago in both ends of a doubleheader. Flick and Delahanty led the assault with ten total bases and multiple hits while Donahue and Eason struggled in the opener. The second game featured a pitching duel, a late Chicago rally, and a dramatic three-run eighth inning as Philadelphia prevailed despite solid defense by Taylor and Wolverton.
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Philadelphia Ball Park
Phillies
Tom Loftus
Flick
Delahanty
Chicago
Eason
Wanderers
Donahue
Ree
Thomas
Del
Cross
Wolverton
Douglass
Jennings
Halimen
Kling
Taylor
Duggleby
Chicago Star
Jabanty
Hartsell
Green
McFarland
Dexter
Jeby
Mck
Cleveland
LaChance
Shugart
Hallman, Three-base Hit Highlights Chicago Philly Tilt
Hallman tallies a three-base hit for Philadelphia in a 5 to 4 loss to Chicago. Wolverton and McCormelen drive in runs with a flick in the inning. Errors marred the field as runs scored on misplays. Menefee and Chance drew bases on balls. Time noted as 1.40 with Umpire Cunninghard.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
R. H. C.A.E. R. H. Thomas
Hartsell
Hall An
Oj Green
del Nty
Dexter
Filek
Oj Chance
Wolton
Menefee
Jen'nys
Raymer
Douglass
M'C'lek
Cross
Eieee
Donahue
Eason
Kiladelphia Senies
Tantase
Sante
Flick
Wolverton
Dela Anty
Jennings
Kling
Chica
Thomas
Hallman
Bue
Delananty
McCormelen
Errate— Fladelphie
Clee
Balla
Delahanty and Flick Shine As Phillies Split Games
Delahanty batters through as captain while Flick improves his eye on the ball in yesterday’s twin bill. Menefee’s one handed snag and Duggleby’s smart fielding overshadowed by the crowd’s praise for Delahanty. Phillies manage five hits in the second game with three going for extra bases amid injuries to Menefee Hartsell and Chance.
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Flick
Thomas
Menefee
Duggleby
Fer
Jenni
Peer
Phillies
Hartsell
Chance
Jennings
Wolverton
New Yorks and Cincinnatis Split Doubleheader
The New Yorks and Cincinnatis split a doubleheader in New York with the Westerners winning the opener on strong batting and losing the second as Taylor shut them down. Attendance 4,200. Highlights include Cincinnatis’ home runs by Crawford and Stolen bases by Van Haltren and Davis.
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New Yorks
Cincinnatis
Westerners
Taylor
Cincinnati
Warner
van Haltren
Ples
Peitz
Doheny
Crawford
O Crawford
Davis
Habn
Hahn
Irwin
Steinfeldt
Beckley
Magoon
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Nefo
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Selbach
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Nelson
Hickm'p
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Strang
Steins't
Oj Irwin
Philips
Bowerman
Doheny de Nipth
Hickman
Magden
Phillips
Smith
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg To Gain Second In Pennant Race
The Brooklyns move to second place by defeating Pittsburg 8 to 7 after a fast start by Brooklyn with eight runs in the first four innings. Chesbro started for Pittsburg and was pulled for Kitson in the sixth. Catches by Clark MecCreery and Keeler highlighted Brooklyn defense as attendance reached 2,600.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Pittsburg
Chesbro
McJames
Kitson
Clark
MecCreery
Keeler
Twelve Innings at Boston and St Louis
Boston won a twelve inning game against St Louis 7 to 3 at Boston June 27 with Nicholls homer in ninth and Demont, Crollus driving in the winning run in the twelfth after Wallace error and Tenney sacrifice. Attendance 2,600.
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St. Louis
Nichola
Wallace
Tenney
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Crosius
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Heldrick
I McGann
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Ham
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Rae Oo Os
Oaneee
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Anise
Detroit
Mich
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Casey
Friel
Troit
Holmes
Scores from Western Association games across leagues
At Buffalo Buffalo 2 Providence 9 first game and Buffalo 5 Providence 1 second game. Montreal 8 Hartford 7. Toronto 8 Worcester 1 opener. Tar at Charlotte 9 Raleigh 5. Columbus 5 Indianapolis 2. Fort Wayne 5 Wheeling 1. Dayton 3 Louisville 2. Toledo 24 Marion 3 in first game and Toledo 10 Marion 2 in second game.
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Providence
Montreal
Hartford
Toronto
Worcester
Regeaneerer
Syracuse Gimington
N. C
Wilmington
Tar
Charlotte
Raleigh
Columbus
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
Dayton
Louisville
Edo
Marion
Toledo
Cuban X Giants Edge Chester Athletics In Close Game
Special to The Philadelphia Times from Chester Pa June 27 The Cuban X Giants defeated the Athletics in a tight contest Batteries Robinson and Williams for the X Giants Guest and Diggins for the Athletics provided the battery details The report notes a strong crowd from the city and describes a tense late game finish.
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Philadelphia Times
Chester
Cuban X-Giants
Athletics Today
Soame
Rosie Fee
Robinson
Williams
Diggins
Reading City Base Ball Team Sets Out for Victory
Reading, June 27 Special to The Philadelphia Times reports the Reading City Base Ball club is assembling for the season. Details are incomplete in the readable text, but the article notes the team and key personnel preparing to compete.
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Reading
Philadelphia TimEs
Reading City
Southern League game results from four cities
In Little Rock the New Orleans team won 9 to 7 over Little Rock. Shreveport defeated Memphis 11 to 5. Chattanooga hosted Birmingham with a 4 to 0 score. Nashville beat Selma 16 to 15 in Nashville.
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Southern League
Little Rock
New Orleans
Shreveport
Memphis
Chattenooga
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Fourth of July Show At Lancaster To Feature Boxing Rounds
A Lancaster Fourth of July program will include about a dozen events. A six round boxing match pits veteran heavyweights Joe Goddard the Barrier champion against Jim Jeffords of California. Other contests include cigar making and wheelbarrow races.
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Lancaster
Joe Goddard
Big Jim Jeffords
California
Moses
Gold Heels Wins Spindrift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Gold Heels defeats Smile to win the Spindrift Stakes one mile and a furlong at Sheepshead Bay setting a new track record. O'Connor rode Gold Heels with Bellario and Decanter among notable rivals, amid warm conditions and a large crowd.
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Sheepshead Bay
Smile
Belvino
O'Connor
Bellario
Star Bright
Decanter
Turner
Rochester
King Pepper
O'Conner
Roehampton
Iiold
Shaw
Spencer
Ilium
Cochran
Lachline
Mitchell
Five Nations
Northern Star
Mounce
Thine
Juliet
Amazon
McGinn
Dolando
Tine
Red Path
Vitellius
Mercer
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Netual
Humboldt
Smith
Meditation
Ascension
Pep Onward
Lady Sterling
Frivol
Lady May
Trentham
Turmer
Burns
Larson
Maid of Harlem
Prince McClurg
East Suffolk Driving Club matinee races draw crowd
At the East Suffolk Driving Club matinee meeting a good crowd watched the free-for-all won by P Lafferty's Ballerton after a third in the opening heat. The event featured multiple harness heats with Ballerton, Electric Hero, and ROW Time among top horses, in a day of racing notes and names.
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East Suffolk Driving Club
P. Lafferty
Ballerton
B. G. Ballerton
Dunny H. Delaney
Coltman
James Kain
McEwen
I. C. Delaney
Colt- Word
Deseerel
Lizzie M
Kain
Har
George
Roxberry
G. G. Matthew Quay
J. Smith
chaMorks
Rutt “McKinley
H. Leomaberg
Wi Wright
Luzen
Atlantic City Horse Show Expands to Six Days
Atlantic City officials expand the event from five to six days due to large entries and strong quality. A special Atlantic City Day at Inlet is planned to showcase animals and activities. The show runs Monday July 8 through Saturday July 13, inclusive, with broad city interest.
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Philadelphia Times
Atlantic City
Inlet
Disappointments at Bala as Country Club forfeits game
The Philadelphia Country Club second team forfeited to the first team, diminishing interest in the Morrell cups series. Lakewood captain George J. Gould withdraws due to injuries to Larry Waterbury and Gowden. A crowd watched a hastily arranged Blacks vs Whites match at Bala polo field, 6 goals to 34, amid warm conditions. The next Morrell cup game features Rockaway against the Country Club on Saturday with the winner’s next match Monday.
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George J. Gould
Lakewood
Larry Waterbury
Gowden
Bala
Depsite
Crack Rockaway
Country Club
Bryn Mawr
Coustry
Black Team Dominates White Team in Four-Minute Game
A four minute early match ends with the Blacks scoring six goals and the Whites two in a handicap contest. Referee Mr Diston oversees the game with timer George W Orton keeping time.
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Zeilin
Diston
George W. Orton
Plank Struggles as Orioles Top Athletics 8 to 5
Baltimore wins 8 to 5 in a tense game despite Plank’s rough first inning. McGinnity held the lead with strong pitching through eight, while Lajoie starred for the Athletics with three hits including a home run. An on-field incident arose when umpire Manassan ruled Donlin out in the sixth. An excursion from Gettysburg honored Plank with a gold watch as Baltimore capitalized on a five-run first inning.
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Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
Plank
Athletics
McGinnity
Orioles
Lajoie
Manassan
Donlin
Gettysburg
Plank Pier
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Wile
Ginger
Jackson
Washington blanks Boston in errorless baseball game
Washington shut out Boston in a clean pitchers battle with Lee scattering hits. Quinn and Collins made notable catches as attendance reached 12 598.
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Washington Today
Boston
Lee
Quinn
Collins
New Jersey State Golf Championship Opens at Englewood
At Englewood Golf Club the New Jersey State championship began with 140 entries but only about half playing due to scorching heat. Sixteen qualified with 93 or better, and about the same with 97 or under after 18 holes in the qualifying round, as Arch i e Graham and Alan Kennaday led the field.
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N. J
New Jersey
Englewrood Golf Club
Archie Graham
North Jersey
Alan Kennaday
Montclair
Percy Pyne
Morris County
W. L. Glenny
Hillside
Paul Wilcox
F. A. Marcellus
Yountakah
G. H. Bowley
Jersey City
Samuel Allen
H. A. Colby
Essex
Fourth match in Third Regiment series at First Regiment Range
The fourth of six matches between Third Regiment companies took place Tuesday at the First Regiment Rifle Range. Teams A K I G KE M L F competed with results listed. Company A and others posted totals like 2.00 and 2.46.08, reflecting scores for each squad.
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard In Four Mile Race
Yale edged Harvard by a scant two lengths in the premium four mile Yale Harvard race on the Thames. The contest featured a dramatic finish with Yale seizing the lead in the final miles as Harvard fought back, but Yale held on to win as crews battled wind and tide conditions and the official times reflected a slow, steady pace.
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Harvard Leads Yale in Close Race with Fast Finish
Har vard extended her lead with a strong final stretch finishing six lengths ahead of Yale. Yale clocked a time of 12.00 1-5.
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Yale
American Henley of College rowing heats loom in Poughkeepsie
Georgetown Syracuse and Wisconsin arrived for the American Henley of College rowing at Highland Race Course New York. Crews practice ahead of Tuesday’s varsity and freshman races with coaches including J E Kearns guiding Georgetown and Andy O’Dea coaching Wisconsin. The event features Penn Columbia Cornell and Pennsylvania in key positions as crews fine tune before the two mile course races.
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Philadelphia Times
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Andy O'Dea
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Hanlan
Josh War
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Ben Franklin
Captain Kirk
Watermen
Cornell Withdraws John Francis From Poughkeepsie Race
The Cornell athletic council confirms John M. Francis will not compete in the July 2 single scull at Poughkeepsie. Charles S. Francis withdraws after crews support the decision, praising his sacrifice for team unity and Cornell’s honor.
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Canadian cricketers arrive for Belmont series in city
The Canadian team led by Major Straubeneste arrived at 9:30 AM to stay at the Hotel Flanders. Players include McGivern Counsell Henry Farrell Logan Lawnsbrough and others from Ottawa Hamilton Halifax Kingston Toronto and Gannonque. Four two day matches are set for Belmont at Elm and phia Cricket Club against local clubs Friday Saturday June 28 29.
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W. A. Henry
G. W. M. Farrell
Halifax
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Logan
H. Lawnsbrough
Toronto
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J. Elmsley
B. 0. Symons
H. W. Rooke
Gannoque
W. Baldwin
J. L. Somerville
Pittebarg
Lightweight Champion McPagidien to Fight Daly in Wilmington
Boxing card in Wilmington features lightweight champion George B McPagidien meeting rival Jack Daly in a scheduled eight or ten round bout under Queensberry rules. Weigh‑in times and exact rounds are to be announced ahead of the event.
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Wilmington
Jack Daly
Streight Queensberry
Iines Ff
Igvine Wilming
Elizabeth Moore to Meet Marion Jones in Tennis Final
At Wissahickon Heights Philadelphia Cricket Club the United States tournament reached finals in most events. Elizabeth Moore of Kenwood Club will face Marion Jones for the title. Moore defeated Atkinson in the semi finals amid a closely contested match hampered by Atkinson's broken racket.
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wissahickon Heights
Elizabeth Moore
Kenwood Club
Marion Jones
Miss Moore
Miss Atkinson
Miss Jones
Miss McAteer
Dr. Stevens
R. P. Little
W. J. Clothier
R. N. Willson
Princeton
Little
Clothier
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Final Woodside Race Sets Third Meeting in Series
The 25 mile middle distance contest at Woodside pits Bobby Walthour against Arthur Ross in a decisive third race after meetings in Baltimore and Washington. Walthour is paced by Winesett, Fields, McGowan and Monroe, while Ross is supported by Burroughs, Kimberg, Neville and Barker. A strong field also includes a mile amateur handicap with 25 entries and a two mile lap race featuring local front runners.
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Arthur Ross
Woodside Track
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Monroe
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Faurnier Leads Paris-Berlin Auto Race Start
The Paris to Berlin auto race began at Champigny early morning with about 2,000 spectators gathering by 3:30 AM. Entrants included 30 starters and one notable participant, American artist Dannatt, while Gast represented the lone woman competitor in a stylish waterproof outfit. Foxhall Keene expected no victory but joined for sport as Fournier reached Als-la-Chapelle at 3:30 AM.
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Associated Press
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