Phillies Win Thrilling Extra Innings Over Pirates
In a tight game, the Phillies defeat Pittsburgh 2 to 1 after 12 innings as King blazes fine pitching for Pittsburgh but Philly fielding and timely hits clinch it. Reilly and Miller err for Pittsburgh while Brown, Mayer, and Thompson excel for Philadelphia in a tense series finale.
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Jones
Philedel
Phillies
Mr. King
al- Dine
Pittsburg
Pirates
Iis
Bowen
Quakers
Halfa
Beth
Thornton
Pittsburgers
Teitl
Philties
Brown Boll
Reilly
Miller
Thompson
Becklex
Myers
Berger
Brown
Mayer
Allen
Hine Tyrd
Thoraton
Pitt
Carroll
Fields
Tianion
Benger
Deiot Plelde
Shindlea
Musburgers
Mannton
Theabs
Wapeed Bell
Delehanty
Hawiton
Shindle
Thoapson
Hing
Pete
Giants Rally Past Reds In Fourth Straight Win
Giants stretch winning streak to four with a 4 0 victory as Gore struggles at bat and Latham makes a key one handed play. Crowd listed as 4 8 spectators with notes on fielding and pitching from Rhines and Rosie. Details show earned runs and batting order including O’Rourke and Melliday with Latham cited for a spectacular defensive stop.
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New Yoas
Giants
Mole Grounds
Tolay
Gore
Seton
Latham
Sorend
McPhee
Uisanith
Munckiry
C. Rosie
Harrin’ Vike
Rhines
O' Beart
Am Aloes
Reasons Why the Clevelands Should Not Have Defeated the Boxstons
A fragmentary game report notes Cleveland edged Boxstons Cosrox. Young pitched better than Getzein, muff by Gane's muff of foul ended the near miss. McQuaid disputed call gave Cleveland another chance. Attendance 3,761. Umpire Mequiid.
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Clevelands
Boxstons
Cosrox
Young
Getzein
Gan«e
McQuaid
Cleveland
Gunzel
Ares
Geore
Bridegrooms Rally Past Chicago at Eastern Park
The Bridegrooms defeated Chicago at Eastern Park before about 5007 fans. In the fifth inning Anson sparked offense with a run and the Bridegrooms added more as the game progressed. Scoring details and player notes follow, including lines for Caruttiers Wittridge Seamans and Ware with appearances by Brion, Ryan, Anton, and Lynch.
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Brooklts
Cnicago
Caruttiers
Wittridge
Seamans
Chicago
Brien
Ryan
Anton
Three- Ware
Wien
Mona
Sattt Fetter
Nkner
Une Hon
Um ‘Lynch
Still a Close Race in National League Pennant Fight
The National League pennant race remains one of the closest on record with six to seven teams bunched and three to four days potentially shifting standings. The Giants have surged to challenge the Chicago Cubs while Philadelphia and Boston stay near the front. Cleveland and Brooklyn hold steady positions as Cincinnati slips.
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Giants
Chicago
Philadelphia
Fortune
Boston
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnnati
Local game date in doubt June 17 transfer unsettled
President O'Neil of the local club said no definite action has been taken to move the home game from June 11 to another date. He noted the Pittsburg team cannot travel from Boston on the 16th to play on the 17th and said league clubs, especially Cincinnati, must agree on any change. He expressed confidence the matter will be settled satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil
Young
Pittsburg
Boston
Hutchison Emerges as Top Pitcher Despite Early Doubts
President Hart lauds Hutchison as the best pitcher in the country after Chicago nearly released him. He notes early nerves and wildness, Spalding nearly releasing him, and credit to those who urged keeping him. Hart believes Hutchison’s steady work places him at the peak of the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutch
Joe
To-Day's Association Schedule Features Key Matches
In the latest schedule, Washington plays Cincinnati, Athletics visit Columbus, Baltimore meets Louisville, and Boston faces St. Louis. The card highlights regional clashes and prominent teams like Columbus and Boston in a compact lineup.
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Vssee
Bouieville
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Athletics
Columbus
Baltimore
Louisville
Von Der Ahe Returns to St Louis After Cincinnati Meeting
Mr. Von Der Ahe arrives in St Louis from the Cincinnati special meeting of the American Association. He says Western clubs should discuss schedule extension and decide by the time Western teams travel East. He notes efforts to keep his club in Cincinnati with grounds and stands and rejects any money to leave.
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St. Louis
von der Ahe
American Association
Cincinnati
Yaente Ate
Cincinnatii
Stey
Kelly's
Brashie
McDermott Becomes Northwest State League Umpire
Special Telegram reports Sandy McDermott once a fits city ball player now officiating in the Northwest State League. He has sent to Robert Irvine. Kara, the ball used in the Singing came between the Seat.
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Zawestille
Sandy McDermott
Fits City
Robert Irvine
Kara
Taalma Club Relays Record-Long Race in Caen Scare
The Taanma club set a record relay length in Caen, amid a scare that ended 8 to 6. Officials reported the match as tense with decisive plays shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Taanma Club
Relages Meyor
Caen
County League game ends in dispute at McKeesport
A County League match between East End Gymnastic and McKeesport at McKeesport deteriorates as McKeesport players delay the game by rolling balls and abusing privileges amid heavy rain. Umpire Bean awards the game to East End Gymnastic 1 0 in one hour and 15 minutes amid crowd concern.
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East End
Bean
Dtoo
McKeesport
Seatac
Mekeeepert
Tinec
Halls
Gemnastic
Nowport
Iemastic
Steen
Thompson
Pulp
Junior clubs in Weate-Challenges trend toward Pennsylvanis
Report notes that all Junior clubs in the Weate-Challenges show a tendency toward Pennsylvania, with manager John Bittman of Water Cure, Pa. guiding efforts and local interest rising.
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Weate
Drensed
John Bittman
Water Cure
Won a Great Game at Castle Shannon in Pittsburgh area
A lengthy summary of local baseball matches and players from Castle Shannon and Pittsburgh area. Several teams are listed including Pittsburg Supply, Evens, Highland, and Frankstown Echoes. Mentions rain interference, notable pitchers, batteries, and upcoming players. Adverts call for players under certain ages and addresses in Allegheny.
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Castle Shannon
Pittsburg
Ce Ee A Anes
Panid
Ee Pittapa
McKeesport Game Uproar Criticizes Umpire and Officials
A McKeesport supporter blames the umpire as unfit for duty in yesterdays game against K E.Gym. The friend says both clubs acted poorly and McKeesport officials vow no repeat of the incident. Secretnells is faulted for not appointing an official umpire on home grounds despite multiple appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
K E
Climax Beats Tarentum In Rain Delayed County League Game
The Climax and Tarentum teams began a County League matchup at Tarentum yesterday but halted after the fourth inning due to rain with Climax ahead 7 to 3. Scorers show Climax with 9 hits, Tarentum 3. Batteries were Stevens and Wasand for Climax, Smith and Wilson for Tarentum.
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Climax
Tarentum
Stevens
Wasand
Smith
Wilson
Water Cures Rally to Edge Toronto Nine in Rainy Tilt
The Water Cures of Phillipsburg defeated the Torontos of the Ohio Valley League on a drizzly summer afternoon. Key plays by Balzer Wickline and Schachern, plus strong pitching by Daniels, carried Water Cures past Toronto 8 to 3 as Toronto failed to steal bases. Umpire Simpeon.
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Dispatch
Bravenx Fatta
Water Cures
Phillipsburg
Torontos
Surmer’s
Schachern
Balzer
Wickline
Johnston
Carey
W.ccne
HDPA
ToWosto Hoffa & Wickline
Patel
Wellighassk
Daniels
One Sided Gate Clash In Rainy Wellsville Victory
In a drizzling rain, Wellsville defeated East Liverpool 5 2 as Wellsville pitcher Jones allowed four hits in six innings. The game was called early due to weather tying the Ohio Valley race. Brescock had a triple, Latick a two-base hit, and the Wellsburg battery of Jones and Feeters stood out.
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Distatch
Weltsville
W. Va
Wellsville
Kader Liverpool
East Liverpool
Will
Jones
Kace
Ohio Valley
Cme
Welleville
Liverpool
Seccereereeeed
Wr O'Brien
Wellsburg
Feeters
Young
Colts Battle Maucks In Close Tilt At Wall
Special telegram reports a tight game at Wall as Captain Kennedys Colts of this place faced The Maucks of Connellsville. Connellsville led 5 to 0 after three innings before Wilhelm heated up and shut down the visitors, Connellsville scoring faded to a final narrow margin. Players named include Wilhelm, James, Freman, and Beal with hometown teams Astostows Vintontown and Connellsville. The match consumed about one hour forty five minutes.
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Astostows
Kennedys
Maucks
Connellsville
Wilhelm
Vintontown
A. Eesuen
Connells
Western University bats fall to Washington and Jefferson
In Wassinotox Pennsylvania the Western University team lost to Washington and Jefferson 5 to 1. Batteries were Scott and Neal for Western, Sterrett and Sherrord for Washington and Jefferson. Western led until the seventh inning when the visitors pushed eight runs to seal the game.
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Wassinotox
Western Unniversity Boys
Washington and Jefferson Collége
Scott and
Neal
Western University
Sterrett and Sherrord
Washington and Jefferson
University
Wen Washington
Jefferson
W. Ane
It Was Princeton's Day Defeats Yale in Lively Game
Princeton's Nassau supporters celebrated as Princeton defeated Yale in a spirited contest. Yale sent a large delegation, but Princeton's crowd noise and the home team’s strong play secured the victory amid the crowd's cheers.
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The
Sons of Nassau
Yale
Princerous
Princeton
Old Nassau
Kansas University Nabs Triangular League Pennant
Kansas University baseball team has been declared winner of the Triangular League pennant after four-game series. State University won three, Baker University two, Washburn College one. The final Topeka game between Baker and Washburn was halted at second inning due to weather, Baker argued the decision, and Washburn was awarded the win.
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Lawn Eyer
Kay
Jonesi
Kansas University
State University
Baker University
Baldwin
Washburn College
Topeka
Baker
Washburn
Nashburn
Te University Forst
Phillipsburg Stars Defeat Clippers 18 to 0 in Water Cure Grounds
Special Telegram from Pauditsevac June 6 reports the Phillipsburg Stars beat the Clippers of Beaver Falls 18 to 0 in a closely contested game on the Water Cures grounds. Han and Betty 506 4 starred in the attack while the page remains open.
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Pauditsevac
Phillipsburg Stars
Clippers
Beaver Falls
Han
Betty
SUREST Mr Thornton is a jonah to the Pitch burgers
A garbled sports column notes SUREST and KING in yesterday’s games, mentions HESKY BOYLe at first base for Terre Haute, and hints at New York slipping while Sluggers aim to win. It references rain during a Mt Pleasant versus Scottdale match and comments on umpire rules and a Philadelphia signing maneuver.
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Thornton
King
Hesky Boyle
Terre Haute
New York
O' Neil
Scottdale
Mt. Pleasant
Scottdales
Cincinnath
Ths
Boston
Sporting Times
Jon
Bridgeville
Bridgevil
Mansfield
Tarentum
Satorisy
Tur Association
Cincinnati Enquirer
Philadelphia
Ben Sanders
Athletic Club
Sanders
Nashville
Notable Horse Racing Gossip and Prospects Across Cities
Jeau Valijers and Charley Fern feature in betting chatter amid influenza ailment fears at Myaile Park. Rumors place Tenny in Chicago, with talks of Hawthorne or Washington Park appearances. Sanctioned changes threaten trotting ringers as Sen. O Cosxon’s bill targets misclassified entries. Say Pedro emerges as a green equine wonder, while plans surface for races against New York challengers. Further notes cover Stevenson’s bets, San F. contest prompts, and possible purses involving Dixon, Willis, and McCarthy amid California Athletic Club rules.
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Chicago
Hawthorne Track
Washington Park
J. Corrigan
Dulsifes
Wallace
Carbine
O ° Cosxon
Los Angeles
del Sar
Say Pedro
Stevenson
Police Gazette
Bishan Ke
Dolinny Meagan
New York
Biy Mestitlan
Ollee Gazette
Sn Rae
Shyrviey
Wagan
Meson
Pakey
Agan Onl McMillan Lave
Cal McCarthy
Willis
Dion
Wills
Dixey
L. KR. Fulda
Canefornia Athletic
Dixon
Slavin recounts boxing talk with Edwards on Kilmin bout
Local sporting man FHANK SLAVIN relates a conversation with Billy Edwards about a Kilmin confrontation. Edwards predicts a ten round win, while Slavin recalls John L. Sullivan’s era and questions modern fighters’ prowess, noting Sullivan’s longer knockouts and contrasting eras.
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Slavin
Billy Edwards
Edwards
Kilmin
John L. Sullivan
Kilrin
Netta
John J. Sullivan
Sprint Race Between White and Priddy For $500
Grant White and Joseph Priddy posted $100 a side for a race at Recreation Park this Saturday between 5 and 6 PM. P. Connelly refereed. Priddy, newer on the scene, is seen as a rising challenger, while Witte has prior wins in Philadelphia handicaps. The event promises strong interest and a competitive clash.
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Grant White
Joseph Priddy
Ie Tace
Ace
Recreation Park
P. Connelly
Witte
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Inaugural Field Meet Earns Mixed Results
The Allegheny Athletic Association hosted its first field event at Exposition Park amid rain and a muddy track. Detroit Athletic Club dominated many events led by Harry Jewett, with Jowett and Paul delivering strong sprints and throws. attendance was low and financial success limited, though medals and trophies drew interest from participants.
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Allegheny Athletic Association
Exposition Park
Detroit Athletic Club
Skarry Jewett
Iron City
Detroit Athletes Poised To Raise Local Track Standard
The Detroit men, largely seasoned in racing, show the ability to overcome past handicaps. With the next meeting, locals will gain a chance to train to a higher standard and push performance upward.
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Burg
Detroit
Caledonian class games record set in 100 yard dash
Luther Cary broke the world 100 yard record at the Caledonian class games for the Pease cup and a college championship. FP A Borderling set the inter collegiate mile walk mark by a fifth of a second. Timers reported 945 seconds in regular race and faster in attempts with wind favoring or against Cary.
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Harry Jewett
Jewett
E. V. Paul
Paul
Jerrett
Gill
W. C. Mally
A. Gillette
J. McK. Speer
Spectal
Purscetoxy
Luther Cary
FP. A. Borderling
C. C.houghes
M. A.C
D. Ses
Cary
Hughs
Seer
Frazer
American Athletes Sail for England to Meet British Champions
Part of the Manhattan Athletic Club team sailed from New York on the steamship Servia for England with aims to win trophies. Satisfied with health and form, Mortimer Remington C L Nicoll C A J Queckberner Malcom W Ford are among those competing. The squad plans matches in Huddersfield Manchester and Paris with events starting June 2 and June 27, seeking English and French titles.
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New York
Manhattan Athletic Club
England
Servia
Mortimer Remington
C. L. Nicoll
C. A. J. Queckberner
Malcom W. Ford
Zoey
Coneeny, Diamonds Club
Manhattan
Huddersfield
Manchester
Paris
Wilkinsburg Forms Bicycle Club with Growing Interest
Wilkinsburg has organized a bicycle club with about a dozen members and strong local enthusiasm. A second meeting is planned tomorrow with officers to be chosen as the sport gains traction in the borough and surrounding area.
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Wilkinsburg
Wilkinsburgs
Tammany Triumph in Eclipse Stakes at Morris Park
The racing card at Morris Park drew twenty thousand spectators as Tammany, owned by Marcus Daly, upset the Eclipse Stakes for 2-year-olds in an outsider finish with Osmc. net and Hellgate dead heating for second. Eon won the New York Jockey Club Hamlicap Stakes at 7 to 1, while Tristan faded under a poor ride by Garrison. Other races featured favored winners and fast times, with Tournament returning to form.
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Trst
Tristan
Garrison
Tournament
Pimlico Driving Club Rained Out at Baltimore Meet
The Pimlico Driving Club cancelled the final events of its meeting due to rain. The 2:19 class with a $500 purse and the $2,500 stake race were declared off, affecting Hamilton and other drivers. The program was ruined by weather, and the case heads to the National Board.
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Baltmore
Pimlico Driving Club
Hamilton
Antahed
Norwood Hambieto
Carry
George M. Biastes
Clairemont
Hardie
National Board
The Famous Racing Mare Injured Threatens Career
New York June 6 J B Haggins mare Firenzi the conqueror of Bard Kingston Tenny and other sires from his stable Salvator has likely broken a leg and may never race again. The veterinary exam gives little encouragement and Burns the trainer is reluctant to concede the mare ran her last race. If patched up she could still win substantial money but the Suburban Handicap seems out of reach.
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New York
J. B. Haggins
Firenzi
Kingston
Tenny
Salvator
Toa
Morris Park
Matt Burns
Loth
Driving Park Opens Season Despite Wet Track
The Driving Park race course opened this recess to start the season but wet conditions limited action. A few races managed to run, yet the track remained slippery and races were affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driving Park
Michael Wins Derby at St Louis Jockey Club Opener
Michael the mud bound winner of the St Louis Derby at the Jockey Club meeting in St Louis as 9 000 fans attended the opening program at the fairgrounds. The £2 500 derby prize brought the winner a stake of 3 655 with the colt by Imp Glen Athol Verbena. Other results listed include Ethel Gray Louise Beooms and Royal Fifty along with multiple races and times reflecting a hard day of racing.
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St. Louis
Ally
Ethel Gray
Louise Beeoms
Royal Ftty L
Greemviels Arst
Sinole L
le Vive F. Chimes
Clarion
Roval Garter
Latonia Race Results Report
Crvcrs Hall June 5 Latonia races show Alphonse first in the first event with Ratisser second and Cashier third in 1 minute 25.3 seconds. Aunt Kate wins the second race with Little Annie second and Rosemont taking third in 2 minutes 11 seconds. In the sixth race Planet Mest leads with Liederkrana second and enmube third in 1 minute fy.
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Crvcrs Hall
Latonia
Mifle
Alphonse
Ratisser Seremul
Cashier
Aunt Kate
Little Annie Sec
Larton
Rosemont Thin
Air Planet Mest
Enmube
Liederkrana
Brrvravo Race Day Returns With Multiple Winners
June 6 results list multiple races at the meeting. King Arthur won the five furlongs, Carmine took the half mile, Brian Boru led the mile event, Serindes and Hannibal led the later sprints, with various runners claiming places. Time records and horse names appear for several heats.
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Brrvravo
King Arthur
Oeakaatien Lenya
Carmine
Fremont Katura H
Thine
Brian Boru Midaléstone
Sam
Serindes Oo Ie Ein
Secved
Khaftan
Snore Hed
Barry Trek
Re Foriongs
Hannibal
Ficatie
Tom Daly
Toa Thane Natoncal Thor
Raining crowd settles as Meapvitee races end
In June, Meapvitee closes under drizzle with thin attendance. A 2:6 trot purse shows Heytin first, Borwoodee second, ES third, Lady Maude fourth, St. Clair sixth. Free-for-all trots list Wiehardeom first, Electric third, Leslee fourth, Metals fifth. Witon led Muldoon and Yorenen in a split second, Carnom fourth, Shoemaker fifth. Nest time.
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Heytin
Borwoodee
Lady Maude
St. Clair
Wiliam K
JS. Th. Wiehardeom
Eapanian Strand
Electric
Leslee
Metals
A A Witon
Muldoon
Yorenen
Divide Secon
Carnom
Shoemaker
Nest Time
Evidence Copeland Blair treatment praised for catarrhal relief
John Murray of Cannetown Indiana, a former National Tubes employee, credits Drs Copeland and Blair with curing him of long standing catarrh. He suffered headaches watery eyes nasal congestion throat and chest pains and dizziness, but after treatment he recovered enough to work again. He urges others to seek their care.
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Pre. Copeland
Anl
Copeland Eye Ear Throat Clinic Opens in Pittsburg
From High Street Allegheny Mrs John Pratt health notice notes relief from catarrh and other ailments. Dr W H Copeland establishes a permanent office at Sixth Avenue Pittsburg offering treatment for catarrh and chronic eye ear throat and lung diseases with mail consultations and a question blank.
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Allegheny
John Pratt
Binie
Corriasn Axp
Bam
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg
IL A
Tod Pv
Tod Re
W. H. Copeland
Pusey-Tussa
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