The Babies Suffer Another Defeat at the Phillies
Philadelphia July 14 Faatz fumbled Fogarty singled and a three bagger by sad men highlighted a shaky offensive display as the Phillies beat Cleveland 3 to 1. Clements and Fastz doubled, Buffinton struck out, and Strack pitched with Lynch umpiring in a one hour game.
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Phillies
Homer
Philadelphia
Faatz
Fogarty
Ana. Poe
Encase
Faroed
Philadelphias
Tlevelands
Clements
Febner
Lynch
Cincinnati
Cincinnatis
Brooklyns
Viau
Lovett
Corkhill
Sepa
Beard
Tebeau
Giasianans
Teens
Barney
Brooklyn
Tebean
Pinckney
Vian
Ferguson
Lou
Chamberlain
Kansas City
Browns
Conway
Milligan
Long
Latham
Millican
Tyes
St. Louie
Koneas Cy
Hy Chamberlain
Chamberlais
Holisnd
Nimick Denies Rumors On Local Ball Club Managers
President Nimick speaks frankly about circulating reports alleging Horace Phillips vacation rumors and Hanlon taking over. He defends Phillips as a first class manager, notes no vacation requests from Phillips, and invites a better candidate to the directors if one exists.
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Nimick
Phillips
Hanlon
Horace Phillips
Periedes
Trouble at United States Hotel over treasury emptiness
Special telegram reports Indiana Hoosier players at Bowron United States Hotel learning the club treasury is empty and pay is delayed. Players discuss leaving and quitting the business as they head to South End grounds to face the bean eaters, with pay promised on the 25th if President Brush has luck.
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Pittsburgs
Senators
Staley
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Indianapo
Brush
Nimick
Pittsburg
Phillips
McKeesports
Scotts
Bowron
United States
Indianapolis
Treasury
Denny
Glasscock
Hoosier
Bancroft
South End
Diane
Baseball score notes with scattered player actions
Earned runs, hits, and fielding details fill the record fragment. Players named include White, Bennett, Anderson, Showalter, Hetzel, Dalzell, Hess, Tateveen, Be Bivadette, Cup ey, Myers, and others. The muddled lines list hits, stolen bases, walks, and pitching miscues with several unreadable segments.
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Hraddocks
Anderson
Showal- Hetzel
S. Dalzell
W. Daizell
Showalter
Hess
B. Bennett
Gordon
Tateveen
Aes
Cupey
Myers
National League Contract Updates for Minor Leagues
President Young of the National Baseball League issues contracts and releases for players in affiliated clubs. Names include Hamilton Petty Abner Powell with Burlington. Shaw Harter with Evansville. MoVer Pabet Wani with Dayton. Davis Dallas Gans with Wheeling. Jones Conover with ton. Several players were released by Washington and Dayton in the following lines.
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Washington
Young
National Baseball League
Hamilton
Mr. Petty
Abner Powell
Burlington
Hamuel E. Shaw
Geo Harter
Evansville
George MoVer
Pabet
W. Hani
Dayton
Davis
T. Dallas
Gans
Wheeling
James Jones
Ana Theo
Conover
Ton
A. G. McCoy
Re A.W. Beant Mansfield
Eigser
E. Borland
Earn Lawless
Harris
Kilrain Sullivan Prize Fight Fallout Reaches Mississippi
Ex public works commissioner John Fitzpatrick returns from Jackson Mississippi to face trial in Marion county for prize fight related violations. He reports Governor Lowry will pursue all involved, urges surrender, and cites plans for Fitzpatrick and others to appear Thursday to post bail for November term hearings.
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New Orleans
John Fitzpatrick
Public Works
Kilrain-Suullivan
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Marion County
Fitzpatrick
Lowry
Renaud
Eee
Marion County Eee
Ntis
Fitrank
New York
Raw
Tzpalar
Lowr Gibenoess
Meen
Mississipi
Jackson, Mras
John M. Stone
John R. Cameron
Burgess boats lose to Seafox and Clara in Marblehead race
Seafox wins first season and Canfield cup, with Clara taking the Canfield in the fourth class and Foothold prize. Merlin and Quickstep contend in second class as Fortuna drops back. Clara extends lead to finish about 15 minutes ahead. Canfield cup awarded to A Cass Canfield.
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Marblehead
Seafox
Clara
Seawahaka Corinthal Yacht Club
New York
A. Cass Canfield
Merlin
Mayflower
Fortuna
Colonel Cochrane
Boeing
Inners Island
Ortuna
Ocnone
Borh
Harding
Aers
Wotil
Ake
Bagnel
Alga
M Thayer
Hovenway
Boots Hedl
Helle
Verona
Hartley
L Lodge
Bemne
Beafox
Merrickstep
Long Meadow Downs Racecard Notes Various Entries
The page lists multiple horse race entries across six events. Notable details include horse names, jockey weights, and assigned odds or post positions such as Gil ford 110 pounds and Somerset 106, with several entries like Pratheree Penaty and Dancing Kid appearing in different factions. The text reads as a race card typical of a fall meet with handicap and selling races.
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Mee
Jed
Das P Portlan
Springet
King Fortune
Mbeau
Aveptels
He Honduras
Jccaica
Geass
Mary
Bessie Briggs
Senna Aigmionda Voce Posates
Ron
Lele
Barfish
Gilford
Pratheree Penaty
Btony
Montgomery
Brown Prin
Inds
John Reber
Dancing Kid
King Arene
Om Sincech
Raller
Somerset
Wessy
Tea Tray Beats Badge and Tom Bor Downs Sorrento at Monmouth
Pleasant weather and large crowd as track stayed heavy and slow. Tom Boy defeats Sorrento early, but heavy footing costs him. La Troy narrowly defeats Badge in Harvest handicap. Lakeland used blinkers and cotton in ears to calm a restless horse. Races feature Starters Cammack Vardee Hyperion and a string of thoroughbreds with times noted for several heats.
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Badge
Tom Bor
Sorrento
Monmouth
Monmouth Beach
Tom Boy
la Troy
Lakeland
Aobatar
Cammack
Vardee
Hyperion
Senteets Oeente
Siaide Vie Roma
Vardee Wae
Maia Sauna
Taragon
Charlie Dreux
Tristan
Type Eer Tray
Sen Knieh Est
Kermeser
Kusion Tana
Ernest Est
Timet Ua
Ld Sin
Swift
Bellair
Seiton
Vane Ae
Wenard
Leicester Zetland Stakes Two Furlongs Win
At the Leicester summer rate meeting the Zetland stakes for one year olds over two furlongs was won by The Whanp owned by M. Dawson with Farnest second and Zeth third. The Midtana Derby plate followed with Pinzon Gulliver Scheme and Tragedy among the notable runners.
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Leicester
M. Dawson
H. Ebington
Farnest
H. Chaplin
Zeth
Niinile
Waenie
Mr. Ernest
Z G. Gordon
Tragedy
Milwaukee Driving Park Races Open With 3000 Attendees
The Milwaukee Driving Park Association opened races with about 3,000 spectators under sunny skies. In the 240 trot Robert won first money not counting the first heat, Jack Hightower placed second and Ollie B third. Nellie B won the 2:43 trot with Minneola second and Rock Island Maid third. times were 232 and 224 respectively.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Driving Park Association
Robert
Jack Hightower
Ollie B
Nellie B
Minneola
Rock Island Maid
Philadelphia Cricketers Against Gloucester Bowlers Begin Assessment
The Philadelphia cricketers faced the Gentlemen of Gloucester as the first innings closed with 183 for the visitors and the Americans trailing. Brewster led an aggressive effort with notable scores from Scott and Newhall while Whitaker, Morgan, and Clarke contributed in the second innings as play continued to stumps.
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Philadelphia Cricketers
Gloucester
Philadelphia
Gentlemen of Gloucester
Brewster
Scott
Newhall
Thore O
Fe F
Walter Scott
Con Morgan Jr
Paterna RD
Py Clarke J Jr
Stover
F. Brewster
Duke of Cambridge Visits Canadian Rifle Team at Wimbledon
The Duke of Cambridge inspected Canadian marksmen taking part in rifle matches at Wimbledon. He congratulated them on their loyalty and discussed arranging a match between Americans and a select British team. Major Maries and Private Farrow met him during the visit.
Dal lastown duel ends with leg injury in woods mill
In Yore Pennsylvania on July 16 two Dal lastown youths hosted a prize fight in a woodland mill seven miles from town. Keesey defeated Sullivan while Rojahn faced Kilrain in a 26 round bout. One fighter broke a leg and tibia fractured as rounds went five minutes each. facial injuries and torn clothing were reported.
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Yore
Dallastown
Keesey
Sullivan
Rojahn
Kilrain
sFanatapte
Rojain
National Amateur Athletics fixes dates for swimming championships
New York July 16 The National Association of Amateur Athletes of America fixed dates for championship meetings. The amateur swimming championships are set for August 17 with events of one mile and other contests. The Junior championship will be held later at a new site for competitors who have not placed in prior similar events. M F Bailey was reinstated to amateur standing.
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J. W. Scotts
Recreation Park
Siler
Dillon
Jones
Wausman
Sessewa
Saasee
McKeesport
Gilleland
Es Scotts
Encland
Seer
Chicago
Parson Davies
Henry Hudson
Jake Kitrain
Mae
Bull Man
New Orleans
New York
William E. Harding
Richard K. Fox
Kilrain Hb
Stroud
Hart
Charlie Mitchell
Mia
Pony Moore
Cridge
Ullivan
Sullivan
National Association of Amateur Athletes of America
S “Ea
Poke
M. F Bailey
Outbid by a Jealous Suitor in a Trenton Scandal
Miss Hullfish, pursued by Bennett, accepts a deeds transfer and a lavish engagement as conspirator Jobs engineers a staged elopement at Jamesburg. Bennett, betrayed, loses property transfers and money as Hullfish and Jobs wed in Camden while Bennett faces creditors.
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Bennett
Mr. Jobs
Miss Hollsh
Come and Real
Jobs
Jamesburg
Trenton
Miss Hullfish
Camden
Philadelphia
Simpl
Sharp Littl
Gogebic Iron King John F Burton makes assignment
Elks special reports John F. Burton known as the Gogebic Iron King has assigned to Gage E. Tarbell Milwaukee as assignee. Debts about 825000 with Central Trust Company of New York holding 550000 as largest claim. Assets listed at about 701000 with real estate in Lake Geneva Hurley and other places and 100000 personal property. Burton laments over 100 suits in 18 months and severe property loss.
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Mpeareea Sa 16
Elk
John F. Burton
Gogebic Iron King
Crase
Gage E. Tarbell
Milwaukee
Burton
Central Trust Company
New York
Supreme Court
Lake Geneva
Hurley
Aoe
Personal Property Co Ag
Berton
Sixteen Men Missing From Fishing Schooner Edith Emery
The Edith Emery captained by Patrick Sullivan arrived with only three of its nineteen crew. Sixteen sailors disappeared after venturing from the ship in foggy conditions seventy miles off Highland Light. The captain fears they were picked up by passing vessels, as many fishing boats were in the area.
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Boston
Edith Emery
Patrick Sullivan
Emery
Highland Light
Mine Operators Organize Sealed Westing Coal Meeting
Cascadia July 16. A secret meeting at the Grand Pacific Hotel gathered Ohio and Western coal operators to form a new association aimed at stabilizing the volatile coal trade. Attendees claimed no agreement was reached with leaders named including H D Turney president of Hockingee and Iron Co and L & ty pigeong of Columbus Coal Exchange, J M of Sanday Creek Coal Co, and W P Read of this city.
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Cascada
Ohio
Grand Pacific Hotel
Efea
H. D. Turney
Presient
Hockingee and Iron Company
Lifesaving Boy Rescued Off Atlantic City Pier
John Cahill of Pittsburg saved two Philadelphia boys Frank and Willie Thomas from the undertow off the Atlantic City pier as their parents watched from the crowded structure. The incident occurred at 3:30 PM during a seaside outing.
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Atlantic City
John Cahill
Pittsburg
Frank
Willie Thomas
Philadelphia
Insurance Trust Meeting on Friday Attracts Exhibits
Mr Frank Kohler of Mutual Accident Insurance travels east to discuss rate cuts with fellow insurers. He warns that excessive cuts have eliminated profits. Proxies pour in from Exposition Life managers for Friday’s meeting, with no opposition found to the proposed plan and plans for appealing displays.
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Frank Kohler
Mutual Accident Insurance Company
Tun Rast
Excursion Train To Atlantic City Tomorrow
The B and O R R offers a round trip excursion to Atlantic City on July 18. Trains depart the depot at 8 a.m. and 9 20 p.m. Tickets are valid for ten days and can stop at Washington. Parlor and sleeping car accommodations are available.
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Atlantic City
Non Alcoholic Summer Drinks from Renzt Hausen Co
Aes Fone bin sar Quelle wa ter, tres Cochrane imported ginger ale and Club soda offered by ScuHouETZ RENZTEHAUSEN Co at 100 and 102 Market street corner First avenue.
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Cor
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Medoc
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Margaux
Poutet
Canet
Cruse & Fils
Bordeaux
A Leland & Co
Jules Merman & Co
Scuvetz
Renzienacsey & Co
Aes Fone
Tres Cochrane
Scuhouetz, Renztehausen & Co
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