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Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1902

Page

6

Phillies dominate New York as Wiltse fights hard

In Washington the Phillies beat the New York nine 7 to 1 behind G Harris White who matched Duggleby Fraser, while Burke steadied for Atlantic City. Athletics triumphed 4 to 2 at Washington as Townsend edged Wiltse in a tight pitching duel. Other AL and NL results note Boston over Baltimore and Chicago over St Louis.

G. Harris White Phillies Duggleby Fnd Fraser New York Burke Atlantic City Doolin Boston Brooklyn Chicago St. Louis Pittsburg Cincinnati Athletics Washington Townsend Wiltse Baltimore Spiders Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago-Vetroii National League W. LP PS. Pittsburg Philada Louis

Athletics Top Senators on Wiltse Clever Pitching in Washington

Wiltse's sharp pitching and timely hitting by Townsend lead the Athletics to a victory over the Washington Senators in a game marked by runners on base and effective fielding. Washington's errors and key hits by Athletics push the visitors ahead with runners advancing and scoring in critical innings.

Battle Washington Athletics Senators Wiltse Townsend Washington, Athletics Clale R.H. C. AE Ryan Hartsel Seybold Carey Shreck M.cross Clirke Castro Buruetice Bont Sdess Fultz Keister Delahenty Davis Clarke

Phillies Rout Giants in Third Inning Rally

New York tried to stop Philadelphia with a new pitcher but the Phillies won 7 to 1 in the third inning burst. White outdueled the Giants after the first, while Dooin and Douglass paced a seven-hit third that produced six runs. Burke starred for Philadelphia, and Barry and Hulswit contributed key hits as New York managed only one run in the first and failed to score again until late. Attendance 1,355.

New York Phillies Giants White Burke Atlantic City Thomas Douglass Doomn Hulswitz Barry Brodie Dunn Jones Bowerman Sanding Dootn Dooin Browne Pame

Local Chess Results Across Cities

Rochester-Providence game ends 10 to 4 with Rochester ahead. Buffalo-Worcester finishes 6 to 3 in Buffalo’s favor. Toronto-Toronto match scores 4 to 3 with Jersey City leading Newark 3 to 6. Montreal-Montreal game yields 6 to 1 with Newark scoring the lone win.

Rochester Providence Buffalo Worcester Toronto Jersey City Montreal Newark

Southern League scores clarify rain postponement

Chattanooga 1 Nashville 2. Birmingham 5 Atlanta 1. Shreveport Memphis game postponed due to rain. Little Rock 0 New Orleans 2.

Chattanooga Nashville Birmingham Atlanta Little Rock New Orleans

Base Ball Notes on Injuries and Series Prospects

Tongings leads at first base as Jennings breaks a wrist and will miss at least ten days. New York has scored once per game in this series. Barry and Dunn muffed fly balls to right field under bright sun. No major clashes among local magnates, incident reportedly ended. Thomas strikes out often and is too patient for walks. Blewett expected to pitch slow balls today. four straight wins hoped. Douglass safe at first briefly in the fourth. Emelie ruled him out misreading. Phillies must avoid away-game missteps in Boston to challenge Brooklyn in five-game set starting Monday. Bean released after dispute. he’s praised as the best player on the club.

Tongings Jennings New York Barry Dunn Thomas Amd Blewett Douglass O'Hagen Emelie Phillies Boston Brooklyn Peortetee Bean

Interesting ball game between Bingham House and Creen's Hotel

An upcoming baseball game is planned between teams representing Bingham House and Creen's Hotel. Hughey Dougherty will umpire to avoid trouble, with location and fate undecided. Both teams practice, lineup includes Provan, Gee, Howe, Quinn, Poole, and Stuber among others.

Bingham House Creen's Hughey Dougherty Wich Ingham Beyedd B. Provan Gee Howe Quinn Poole Viceaturke F. Stuber Somme Wales

Americans Defeat Paris Club in Polo Match 7–2

The American polo team beat Paris Club 7 to 2 in front of a fashionable crowd at Bagatelle. Players included W. A. Hazard Rob ert Collier J. M. Waterbury and L. Water sary while the French squad featured Baron De Rothschild the Duke of Santana M ennedy and Maurice Raoul Duval. The Americans, arriving in Paris the same morning, showed stronger form overall.

Paris W. A. Hazard Robert Collier J. M. Waterbury L. Watersary Baron de Rothschild Duke of Santana Mennedy Maurice Raoul Duval

Roxane Wins Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Rally

In a tight one mile handicap Roxane, ridden by Redfern, upset Old England and Yankee as Wonderly rode two winners. Remorse led a day dominated by second choices and long shots at Sheepshead Bay with six events, while Roxane captured the headline race by a head over Old England.

New York Sheepshead Bay Yankee Dublin Old England Redfern Roxane Wonderly Gloriosa L. Smith Sparkle Esher Ithan Michaels Moro Sontag Birch Broom Fair Lass Lass O’ Linden Lady Trebla Lady Knighthood Blue Banner Pearl Diver Harriet Isle of Wight Anna Daly Remorse Dachshund J. Martin Cuspidor L. Daly Adelaide Prince Lord Steriing Avis Rosenfeld Anna Darling Schoolmaster Precenter Cuspido Singing Girl Shaw L. Burns Connecticut Satire Argregor Bonner Guesswork Odawaha Kilogram Sister Juliet Roehampton Brennan Kalif McCue Thire

Articulate Wins Narrowly at Washington Park Seven-Furlong Run

At Washington Park Chicago on June 27 showers dampened the program with no stake feature. Articulate narrowly defeated Jack Ratlin in the seven and a half furlongs race after a late rail run, while Maud Gonne upset odds-on Ed Austin in the sprint. First through sixth races list explicit results with times and participants, including Our Bersie and Marque among others.

Chicago Washington Park Articulate Jack Ratlin Lyne Boer Maud Gonne Ed Austin Our Bersie Birkenrath High Chancellor Donnelly Gallant Smith Perlee Ahola Airlight Lendin Bosanco Sigmund Watkins Overton Sheriff Bell Pageant Dr. Hart John A. Clarke Leo Newell Dark Secret Mand Gonne J. Mathews Ed Anatin Coburn C. B. Campbell Meade Er. A. A Kenillworth Red Hook Ace Pine Corviga Orrigan Horatius Turonge

Fort Erie card split among favorites at racing meet

At Fort Erie on June 27 crowds returned with better weather as the program balanced between three favorites one second choice and two long shots. Local track officials reported steady betting and close finishes throughout the card.

Buffalo Fort Erie

Reinhart Advances Over Travis In Morris County Club Match

In Morris County New Jersey, Princeton rival KF Reinhart defeats amateur champion W J Travis 2 up 1 to play in the second round of the invitation tournament. Reinhart then faces Louis I Bayard Jr in a tight afternoon match as Bayard and Brokaw also advance toward the governors cup.

Morristown N. J W. J. Travis Morris County Country Club Reinhart Princeton Travis Louis I. Bayard, Jr George T. Brokaw L. P. Bayard, Jr Baltusrol F. ©. Reinhart Garden City J. Morgan Smith Morris County Latham Apawamis L. H. Conklin C. L. Tappin Westbrook

Intercity Golf Match Opens At Huntingdon Valley

Intercity golf action begins this morning at Huntingdon Valley Country Club as Philadelphia and Pittsburg clubs square off in a 12-man team event. The Noble course chosen for its greens, with single rounds in the morning and best ball foursomes in the afternoon, features notable players from both cities.

Huntingdon Valley Country Club Philadelphia Pittsburg Noble New York Washington

Schuylkill Navy Regatta Holds Clear Course in Fairmount Park

The Schuylkill Navy regatta officials announce strict course discipline at Fairmount Park with the Rescue launch patrolling and ropes cordoning finish areas. Only two launches allowed on the course the Ben Franklin for timekeepers and the Gemini for press and regatta staff. Referee William Innes Forbes and a slate of judges and timekeepers from prominent clubs will oversee races starting at 2 o'clock as crews take their positions.

Schuylkill Navy Schuylkill River Fairmount Park Park Guard Peters Island Columbia Bridge William Innes Forbes University Barge Club Gordon Carrigan West Philadelphia Club Philip Maas Crescent Boat Club Edwin Grover Pennsylvania Barge Club George Wobensmith Malta Boat Club Frank Madden Vesper Boat Club William Grahan Quaker City Harge Club

Seashore Cycling Series Opens in Atlantic City

Tomorrow evening the first middle distance cycle race at a local track features rider Johnny Lake from Chicago and Leander who recently won in Washington. The three cornered 10 mile heats include pacing by Thompson Boake and racing by Babcock and Hunter’s crew with practice this afternoon.

Atlantic City Gene Ane Chicago Johnny Lake Hunter Leander Washington Salk Reas Thompson Boake Dane Babcock Ar Hunter Theston Burwin Daffey

White Marsh Collegiants Open Season Versus Xavier

The White Marsh Collegians prepare to open the supper basketball season tonight against Xavier. The line up features a slate of local players ready to compete as the teams clash.

White Marsh Collegians Xavier

Excursions to Seashore via Pennsylvania Railroad

Daily departures at 7:00 A M from Market Street Wharf Philadelphia aboard West Jersey and Seashore Railroad to Atlantic City Cape May and nearby points. Fare one dollar for trips beginning today and running through September 8.

Seashore Pennsylvania Railroad West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Market Street Wharf Philadelphia Atlantic City Cape May Senate Olis

Women Tennis Experts at Play in National Championship

A record Wissahickon crowds witnessed the National Championship match at Philadelphia Cricket Club. Miss Jones of Nevada and Miss Neely of Chicago opened with a dramatic first set as spectators packed the courts and a large audience followed the title bout closely.

Philadelphia Cricket Club Wissahickon Heights Philadelphia Banks C. T. Dowthwaite Maude Banks Beatrice Banks J. H. Burroughs J. H. Burrer Fred Hovey Bowman Wheeler B. Wheeler C. Collings Evelin Han Lyman Tremain Lynford Biddle Mr. Cartwright Miss Morgan Captain Green Green George George Willing Stee Oberteuffer Pianey Young Joseph A. Janney Miss Chapman J. A. Janney Miss Newhall al Hoskins Nevada Miss Neely Chicago Miss Jones

Jones and Neely duel in a tense tennis final

The report outlines a tennis event with Miss Jones beating Miss Neely 7-5 in sets and 87 to 72 across two games, continuing a title quest to face Miss Moore. It also covers other rounds including men's singles, ladies doubles, and mixed doubles with multiple players and results noted.

Miss Jones Neely Miss Moore Miss Closterman Mr. Rowland G. F. Jones Mr. Field Miss Chapman Mr. Allen Miss Steel Mr. Lum Miss Banks Miss Neely Miss Atkinson Miss Weymer Miss Closterman Vo Miss Rastall Miss Kepne Man Miss Miss McClure Jones Miss Ele Miss Mock

Merion Juniors Defeat Germantown Juniors in Cricket Clash

The Germantown Juniors visited Haverford yesterday afternoon to play Merion Cricket Club juniors. Merion won the toss and, aided by H G Pearce, L Lee and R Lee, posted a total before the last wicket fell. Germantown were bowled out for 4, with dismissals including Shoe maker, Wistar and Goodfellow for 24, 12 and 12 respectively.

Germantown Haverford Merion Cricket Club Merion Chaps H. G. Pearce L. Lee R. Lee Shoemaker Wistar Goodfellow Lee Pearce

Philadelphia Beats Belmont in Junior Club Opener

The Philadelphia Club juniors defeated Belmont by seven runs at Wissahickon. It marks their first win in two years as they held Belmont to a low-scoring effort while producing a steady batting display and key outs from Semper and Dixon.

Philadelphia Belmont Belmonters Wissahickon

Steve Elkins as the Coming Man in Politics

A critical profile argues Senator Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia and New York seeks the presidency on a protectionist platform. It cites his wealth, ties to power circles, Cuba annexation stance, and allies like Dick Kerns, predicting the nomination would go to Hanna regardless of Elkins’ attempt to derail Roosevelt.

Stephen B. Elkins West Virginia Washington New York Harry Walker New Yorker Roosevelt Cuba Texas Senator Elkins Inlaw Senator Davis Davis Elkins Gorman Witte House New Mexico Steve Dorsey Columbia College Missouri United States Dick” Kerns West White House Steve” Elkins Steve’ Elkins Hanna

Some Tendencies of the Time in Eva Magazine

Willam S. Walsh reviews In The Eva Magazine noting how rebarbarization signals a cyclical return of past forms. He compares Spencer with Telstoi and Carlyle, linking survival of the fittest to militarism and the Carlylean use of force versus Spencer’s ideas.

Willams Walsh Eva Mr. Spencer Telstoi Spencer Kipling Roosevelt Carlyle Humbuggery

Local Auctioneers Listings Display Various Firms and Addresses

A fragmentary display shows multiple auctioneers and addresses such as TAS A. Freeman and Jacobs & Co at Walnut Street and Market Street, with phone lines listed. Other names include Wm. BincH & Co and Lippincote & Co, suggesting a directory of auctioneers and locations in a central business district.

TAS A. Freeman 'S Sons Abiush Edey Walnut BP, Jacobs & CO Bia South Second St

Elegant Residence and 55 Acres of Land Ogontz Estate

Valuable tract of 55 acres and 188 perches with a handsome residence, stables, and grounds on the Old York Road near Elkina Station in Cheltenham township Montgomery county. Improvements described as elegant with grounds high and attractive for subdivision into villa sites. lithographic plans and full descriptions available at the Auction Store.

Freeman Walnut Ogontz Broad and Pike Sts Brown ST Boston Ave American and Cayuga N. E Hope and Tioga Sts N. W Luray ST 7Th ST Pine ST Nth ST 6Th ST. N Randolph ST Elling Sigel ST St ST Melon ST Harlandst Ingersoll, ST Dweling 38Th HP Nox Anuer and Auburn Sts Oun Cor Acuny Rawle St 8Th Berks N. E. Cor Moylan iMedia R. R Morris Locust S. E. Cor Locust ST Ani Market Wilsahickon Sumac St Hilton ST Secane Delaware Co 6Th ST Allegheny Ave Huntingdon ST Witte ST Clearfield Richmond Ant Ontario Sts Carlisle ST Loudon Kenilworth ST Ric Old York Road North Penn R. R Elkina Sta Cheltenham Township Montgomery County

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