Pirates Capture Ten Inning Game
Philadelphia lost a ten inning contest to the Pirates as the Western Pennsylvania team prevailed. The Athletics dropped to the Orioles after outbatting Baltimore but costly errors swung the outcome. Standings show National League leaders at Pittsburg St Louis New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago and American League standings led by Chicago Washington Boston Athletics Baltimore Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland with today’s schedule listing Cleveland at Milwaukee and Detroit at Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pirates
Western Pennsylvania
Athletics
Orioles
Baltimore
Tteburg
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
American League
W.bl
Washington
Boston
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Pirates Beat Phillies as Early Lead Holds in Sunlit Tilt
In a 5 to 4 Pittsburgh win the Pirates' early three-run edge stymied Philadelphia. Orth and Leever pitched well for Pittsburgh while Poole went four innings and Leever closed. Tannehill made a standout one handed catch and Cross again contributed at short. Delahanty drove in three runs for Philadelphia as the deadlock broke in the tenth. Attendance reached 5,447 amid the heat.
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Pittsburg
Phillies
Poole
Leever
Ely
Brooklyn
Clark
Tannehill
Orth
Pirates
Delahanty
Flick
Wolverton
Cross
Beaumont
Clarke
Douglas
Davis
Bransfield
Putouglas
Dbitchie
Wagner
Lucky
Ritchie
Thomas
Hallman
Fiick
Delawhanty
Philadelphia
Beaum't
Dela’ty
Davia
Wolv'n
Jen’gs
Ruehle
Philadelphia Eebeoe
McFarland
Rueble
Ever
Brooklyn and St Louis split doubleheader with similar scores
In Brooklyn the first game featured strong driving with men on base and solid fielding by Kruger while Powell and Donovan held the bats in check. In the second game McJames struggled, Kitson relieved, and Kruger again stood out as Brooklyn and St Louis tied in a low scoring affair before a 5500 crowd.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Powell
Donovan
Murphy
McJames
Kitson
Kruger
St. Rho
Muanep Burkett
Kelley
Heldrkject
Keeler
Rt McGaw
Sheck
All ” Childs
Wallace
Dablen
Dolan
Ef Ryan
Gating
Nichols
McGuire
Dt. Louis
Sheckard Pe Donovan
Eek Danlen
Brook
G. Farrell
Wild Ditch—Powell
Mathewson Dominates Chicago Nine in New York Victory
In New York on June 20 the New Yorks defeated Chicago as Christy Mathewson hurled a strong game. Chicago started with three hits in the first inning, two of which were scratchy, but otherwise struggled. A fourth inning injury to Mathewson altered the tide, with Eason Slaven replacing him at right field. Former Cincinnati player York appeared at right field later in the game.
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Mathewson
New York
New Yorks
Chicagos
Eason Slaven
Dal Fei Yor
Cincinnati
Righ York
Tiondeaie
Toso
Cork Inning Notes And Pitch Details From Unclear Source
The fragment references a cork and players or terms like Cojenes Trobeseth Bevis Sroka Eason and umpire Cunningham. Mentions a wild pitch and bases or time noted as 1. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and lacks coherent narrative or full event context.
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Cojenes
Agger x
Ieuee
Nat Faith
Luon
Iee
Nee Ei Telbach
Trobeseth Bevis
Sroka
Bese Galsel
Eason
Cunningham
Boston Beats Cincinnati in Early Baseball Tilt
Boston wins easily as two pitchers hold Cincinnati to a modest total. Hahn is knocked around in the early innings, while Boston bats in the late frames. Scoring summaries list hits by Crosius Kittridge Dobbs Crawford Mann Steinfeldt Peitz and Crawford with key doubles and a three base hit by Crawford. Time noted as 2:08 with umpire Nash.
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Dobbs
Crawford
Man
Steinfeldt
Pei Tz
Craword
Magoon
Deat
Pee Demont
Unassis
Pit- Hahn
Ney
Nash
Orioles Outslug Athletics In Slugfest For 15-13 Win
Baltimore plates 15 as Pratt Foreman struggle for the Athletics. Keister drives nine Athletics runs with bat, Leitner debuts as pitcher amid a warlike scene over umpire calls. Cross, Geter, Seybold spark late rally, but Baltimore secures their tenth straight win.
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Philadelphia Times
Baltimore
Mds
Pratt
Foreman
Orioles
Keister
Athletics
Manassau
Cross
Platt
Leitner
Maryland Athletic Club
Newport News
New Orleans
Getler
McGraw
Geler
Seybold
McGinnelty
Washington Beats Boston In Scoring Battle At Park
Washington pitchers held Boston to scattered hits while Boston mounted long hits. Mercer replaced Patten after the second inning as visitors produced four runs on four hits and an error. Stahl was ejected for kicking in the first inning. Attendance 2 985. Final scores Washington 2 Boston 11 with errors and bases-on-balls shaping the game.
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Chicago
Harvey
Moore
Tech
Si E. Cage
Hoy
Jones
Mertes
Isbell
Citcees
Cleveland
C.A.E. Hoy
O’brien
Beck
Hart'an
OjLache
Bradley
Wood
Sullivan
Oshiebeck
O Moore
Washington
Young
Boston
Mercer
Patten
Stahl
Farrell
Clarke
Dungan
St Phas
Fester
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Parent
Ciing'n
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Criger
oOo
SGA Ss
Clingham
Deamatoe Vcsatevers OO
Bosto
Dowd
Schreck
Freeman
Colling
Dunga Oster
Clingman
Karen Tone
Clerke
Sheridan
Detroit Beats Milwaukee In Sloppy St. Louis Ballgame
Detroit took a 5 to 0 win over Milwaukee as Siever pitched well and Detroit capitalized on three errors in the fifth, two miscues in the eighth, and a wild throw. Hawley pitched solidly but received little support as 3,120 attended. Gleason’s three base hit stood out for Milwaukee, while Detroit Drew first inning runs from errors and timely hitting.
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Detroit
Mich
Friel
Siever
Hawley
Milwaukee
Gleason
Sebert
McAllister
Buelow
Holmes
Biewer
Mont Hawley
Elberfeld
Errora
Sewers
Nallwaukee
Stever
Ping
Altiater von Aberfeld
Haskell
Fragmentary sports notes from midwestern papers
OCR reads like scattered results with misreads across locations and teams. It mentions Toledo, Marion, Fort Wayne and Wheeling with small scores and placements, but details are unclear and many names are garbled. The record captures a chaotic scoreboard fragment without a clear single event.
President Young Denies Brooklyn's Trip to Washington
The National League president Nick Young denied plans to bring a Brooklyn club to Washington for a title contest. He said no National League title would be hosted in the city and mentioned seeking permits to reconstruct the old National League Ball Park.
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Washington
National League
Brooklyn
Nick Young
Young
Eas Centrenee
Eisatduiee
Perdeean
Walthour Breaks World Record In Motor Paced Race
In scorching heat about 3000 spectators witnessed Arthur Walthour triumph in the 25 mile motor paced race at Woodside Park. He won ahead of Arthur W. Ross by over six laps, clocking 1 minute 25 15 seconds for the final 25 miles, said to be the fastest in motor paced competition.
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Woodside Park
Arthur W. Ross
Bobby Walthour
Ross
Walthour
Chas
Keefer
J. ©. Griffith
Scott Lance
Corson
John G. Ledyard
D. G. Rambler
J. C. Gilpin
L. J. Summer, Jr
H. B. Wilde
G. van Hest
F. Wee
F. Smedley, Jr
H. P Thompson
G. von Hest
J. Phillips
G. Grover
T. P. Cuthbert
W. R. Stroud
H. P. Thompson
J. Ledyard
F. W. Maling
J. P. Phillips
H. P. Ane
Son
R. Stroud
Grover
W.R. Stroud
W R. Stroud
Evene
Cycling association dates new york tour schedule
The Grand Circuit of the National Cycling Association will run from July 6 in Philadelphia to September 7 in Boston with a long list of stops across major cities. The board released dates including Madison Square Garden New York and Springfield Coliseum Mass as well as several other venues from July 6 through September 7.
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New York
National Cycling Association
Philadelphia
Boston
Board of Control
Woodside Park
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Charles River Park
Cambridge
Mass
Providence Coliseum
Providence
R. L
Worcester Coliseum
Worcester
Hartford Coliseum
Hartford
Buffalo
N. Y
Syracuse Coliseum
Syracuse
Manhattan Beach
Baltimore Coliseum
Baltimore
Revere Beach
Revere
English Cyclists Beaten in Kings County Meet at Manhattan Beach
The Kings County Wheelmen hosted their 20th annual meet on Manhattan Beach track. A pro team race pitted Tom Cooper and Frank Kramer for America against Sidney Jenkins and T. B. Gascoyne of England. In the half mile professional open final Kramer won in 108 2-5 with Freeman second and Lester Wilson third. Kimble captured the two mile professional handicap from the ninety yard mark with a 4.4 1-5 time.
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New York
Kings County Wheelmen
Manhattan Beach
Tom Cooper
Frank Kramer
America
Sidney Jenkins
T. 8
Gascoyne
England
Cooper
Jenkins
Kramer
Freeman
Portland
Ore
Lester Wilson
Pittsburg
Kimble
Louisville
Camden Hampers B R B Y M A in One Sided Loss
Camden’s Camden team fell to P R B R Y M A on Fifty second street yesterday afternoon in a lopsided game. Camden showed brief stretches of scoring but overall hitting was spasmodic and failed to mount a challenge.
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Bob’s Black
Camden
Fifty-second Street
Railroaders
Poor Exhibition Hampers Frankford Grounds Game
The account describes a poor display on the Frankford grounds with many errors and misplays. Frankford led with ten runs and capitalized on opportunities while Abe’s players fumbled repeatedly as Frankford and Tuttle performed modestly amid a rough, error-prone exhibition.
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Frankford
Bees
Abe
Tuttle
Frankford Club Shoot Moves in Fourth Handicap Round
The Frankford Gun Club Summerdale hosted the fourth of twelve handicap prize shoots with thirteen entrants. Redifer George Myers Daniels Rockhill posted straight scores earning five points, while Johnson led with 45 of 50 and three points, and Wolstencroft scored 42 with a 2 handicap for three points, still leading the series by two. Additional results detail open event scores and non-shooting members who have prior points, plus a 15-year-old master exhibitor, Percy Wolstencroft, breaking a 15 straight.
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Frankford
Summerdale
Redifer
George
Myers
Daniels
Rockhill
Johnson
Wolstencroft
Unk
George Myers Daniels
Betson
McMichael
Green
Morris
McKean
Hartung
Davenport
J, Dawson
E. Dawson
Murry
Krier
Geor
Johnson Murry
Bangs
Ploucher
Keer
Rockh
Ploncher
Danis
Percy Wolstencroft
W. Wolstencroft
Roxborough Highland bowled over by Jenkintown in gridiron clash
The Highland of Roxborough were easy victims for Jenkintown yesterday by a decisive score.
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Roxborough
Jenkintown
Belmont win cricket match in strong all round effort
Belmont Club defeated Canadians by 7 wickets in an international two day cricket match. Belmont’s Arthur Wood and T L Altemus starred with substantial partnerships while CanadIan bowlers McGiverin and Rooke claimed several wickets. Lawnsborough made rapid 56 for Canada and Creger led Belmont with 36 not out as Belmont posted 178 in first innings and chased the target in time.
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Belmont Club
Belmont
H. Lownsborough
King’s
Cregor
Roll
Arthur Wood
MacGiverin
Wood
T. L. Altemus
Altemus
Woods
Artemus
Lawnsborough
Creger
Belmonter
Rooke Cregor
Rooke
Rolls
St. Wristt
Eetaegete Cetaes
Boca
E. M. . Counsell Im
M. Wood
King
B. Rooke
Keenan
Logan
W. A. Henry
DRAM
J. ‘Te Counsell
E. Bolle
Csv Caccs
RB. Marshall
B. King
C. i Stone Wes
B. Symons
C. Coates
J. K. Rooke
C. Watson
H. D. McGiverin
W. Wright
C. Wood
B. Watson
G. W. Farrell
Wrens
Boo Ee
I King
Brownson Beats Gloucester 4 1 in Delawares Tilt
In Wilmington on June 29 Brownson defeated Gloucester 4 to 1 in a light batting and sharp fielding game. Walker fanned seven for Brownson and allowed only three hits. The box score shows Brownson with eight runs nine hits and one error while Gloucester had three hits and one error.
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Philadelphia Timms
Wilmington
Del
Brownson
Gloucester
Walker
Brown
R. H. E. Brownson
Mohicans Take Close Chester County Victory
Kenne t t Square June 29 Mohicans defeat Downingtown in championship series as Burton and Taylor star on the mound. Final score Mohicans 6 Downingtown 1. Westville beats Hamilton in New Jersey by 7 to 1 with late hit pushing the win.
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Philadelphia Times
Kennett Square
Mohicans
Downingtown
Chester County
Burton and
Taylor
Downington
Hammonton Beats Clearfield in Seven Earned-Run Win
Hammonton defeats Clearfield 7 to 1 in a home game. Jefferson and Angelow led Hammonton with strong hitting while Rogers and Garrett struggled for Clearfield. The score shows Hammonton posted seven earned runs starting in the early innings and sealing the victory after a tense defensive game.
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Philadelphia Times
Hammonton
N. J
Clearfield Club
Philadelphia
Jefferson and Angelow
Clearfield
Rogers
Garrett
Brandywine Easy Winner In Westchester Tilt
In Westchester on June 20 the home team dominated, defeating Cosmopedic 16 to 6. Davis pitched for the winners and held visitors to six runs, while the Bear Bitten of SS Fsote struggled to mount a comeback.
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Brandywine
Philadelphia Times
Westchester
Davis
SS Fsote
Merchantville Triumphs In Twelve Inning Thriller
Merchantville defeated Hodington in a 12 inning dramatic game played this afternoon in Merchantville New Jersey. The contest featured sensational fielding and extra innings ending with a final score of 11 to 8.
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Philadelphia Times
Merchantville
N. J
Wissahickon Wins Easily at Home Over K I B A
Wissahickon defeated K I B A by 131 to 24. Won batted first with strong hitting from Brooking and Barton totaling 97. Kenna and H Turtle led Wissahickon bowling in a decisive victory at Wissahickon.
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Wissahickon
Philadelphia Times
Won
Brooking
Barton
wonenMa
Kenna
H. Turtle
Referee's Decision Unsatisfactory in Fight Between Root and Carter
SAN FRANCISCO June 28 The bout between Jack Root of Chicago and Kid Carter of Brooklyn ended after a hard fifteenth round with Root holding the edge. Carter delivered a strong left that shifted the momentum before the round closed, leaving the decision unsatisfactory to spectators.
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San Francisco
Jack Root
Chicago
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Root
Carter
Fight ends with disputed foul in bout between Carter and Root
The report describes a boxing match where Root is knocked down and Carter is accused of a foul blow. Spectators did not clearly observe a foul, while Root clutched his equipment and attempted to continue. The article centers on the dispute over whether a foul occurred and who should be awarded the advantage.
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Nent
Root
Carter
Corinthian yacht club hosts close lower Delaware race
Thirty six footers and half raters competed from Essington to Reedy Island with Grayland Paukewis and Cherokee in the thirty six footers and Tadpole Mae and Eugenia in the half raters. Eugenia won the half rater race by over four minutes while Tadpole faded late with an accident to its jib. Weather was clear with an ebb tide and southwest wind.
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Corinthian Yacht Club
Delaware
Essington
Reedy Island
Edward D. Toland
Edisto
Mae
Mac
Eugenia
Grayland
Robert D. Towland
F. Clausen
John A. Inglis
Tadpole
E.W. Crittenden
Timer
J. Addison Bancroft
Philadelphia Yacht Club
Shamrock I Shows Speed In First Trial After Wreck
Rothesay Scotland June 29 Shamrock II and Shamrock I held a first trial since the wreck with a steady twelve to fourteen knot breeze. Shamrock II led at times and soon opened a substantial lead over Shamrock I three miles along the Bute shore. The newer vessel showed improved canvas mast and performance indicating a stronger challenger.
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Rothesay
Firth of Clyde
Shamrock Ir
Bogany Point
Bute
Bogany
Ascog
Fairlie
Kiel regatta yields German built yachts top prizes
At Kiel June regatta, German built yachts excelled with the Emperor William prize won by a Wannsee sailer. Viscount De Curzay’s Arcadion took an early prize while American yachts failed to prize. The Empress crewed Iduna, English built, after reshaping for rough seas, and the Meteor and Komet collected various placings amid light winds early in the season.
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Berlin
Lake Wannsee
Arcadion
Bordeaux
Viscount de Curzay
Emperor William
Germany
Kiel
Eckernfoerde
Empress
Baltic
Wither Younger
Admiral Koester
Cologne
Emore
Butte Gach
Yachts Arrive at Delaware City End in Chesapeake Passage
Eight yachts from the Philadelphia Yacht Club reached the Delaware City area after a long voyage in the Chesapeake. The arrival marks a notable boating event with the fleet's secure docking and plans for the next leg of their journey.
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Philadelphia Yacht Club
Delaware City
Polo match draws large crowd at Rumson Polo Club
In Long Branch New Jersey this afternoon a crowd gathered for polo at the Rumson Polo Club. The match featured Free Renwal Jones against Tad P.P. Collier with Watney in support, drawing notable attendees and attention.
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Philadelphia Times
Long Branch
Rumson Polo Club
Enemnente
Freerenwal Jones
Tad P.P .Collier
Watney
Americans Beat English Athletes at Stamford Bridge
A. F. Duffy of Georgetown led the final of the 100 yards handicap at the London Athletic Club meet, beating H. Jupp and L. F. Treemer despite a fierce headwind. Kraenzlein set world-class marks in hurdles and long jump, while Coe of Pennsylvania led the weight event and Baxter and Carey contended in hurdles.
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London
A.F. Duffy
Georgetown
London Athletic Club
Stamford Bridge
H. Jupp
L. F. Treemer
Duffy
Irving K. Baxter
Pennsylvania University
Kraenztein
Chicago Athletic Club
Baxter
Carey
Kraenzlein
Pennsylvania
Coe
Godfrey Shaw
D. Carey
W. Ousley
C. W. T. Coe
W. E. B. Henderson
Cornelius
Rockaway Polo Team Defeats Country Club Big Crowd at Bala
Rockaway polo team defeated Philadelphia Country Club on Bala field by 14 goals to 54 percent amid a large crowd, about 10,000, witnessing Rene LaMontagne star with eight goals. Country Club showed slower play, but fought back in spots as Rockaway pressed in the later periods.
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Rockaway
Philadelphia
Bala
Rene LaMontague
LaMontague
McFadden
LaMontagne
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