Kellum Strikes Out Eleven in Indy Victory Over St Paul
Indianapolis and Minneapolis clubs met at Washington Park with Kellum dominating for the Hoosiers. Kellum struck out eleven and allowed only three hits as Indianapolis won 13 to 6, while Vasbinder struggled amid twenty hits for a lopsided defeat. Fox, O'Brien and Coulter supported the scoring spree with timely hits and strong defense.
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Bender Invincible as Athletics Top St Louis Crowd
Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland and New York results recap with Bender dominant for Cleveland. Dorner ineffective against Philadelphia. Wright in control for Boston. Elberfeld debuts for New York in a 3-2 win over Detroit. attendance noted for multiple games.
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Giants Shut Out Reds Twice In Matthewson's Game
Cincinnati was blanked 4 to 0 by New York as Hahn faltered in the eighth inning and Bresnahan homered. Matthewson allowed one hit, Kelley tripled for Cincinnati, and Bowerman earned two RBIs for New York. Attendance 4,000. Other games noted: Washington topped Chicago 4-0 behind Orth. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 8-3 in a 9 inning summary. St Louis beat Boston 4-3 in ten innings with Brain driving in the winning run.
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New York Pitcher Matthewson Shuts Out Reds
Matthewson, New York's star pitcher, delivered a dominant outing against Cincinnati yesterday. He shut out the Reds while allowing only one hit, showcasing pinpoint control and a commanding mound presence.
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Permanent Seat on Cornell Crew for Bert Coffin
Bert Coffin of Indianapolis, a leading oarsman at Cornell, has been granted a permanent seat on the Cornell crew. Coach Courtney at Ithaca finalized the official lineup yesterday. Riverside tennis courts grow popular with good condition courts and no shoe requirements, and a Riverside tournament is planned for next week.
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Savable Wins Clark Stakes in Sprint Rush at Derby
Chicago June 13 Savable the West champion three year old and Derby favorite won the M Lewis Clark stakes in a sensational rush, defeating Bernays by a length and a half as crowds packed the track. Bernays pressed early but Savable surged past rivals near the eighth pole to secure victory. ten of eleven Derby candidates started.
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Savable Becomes Favorite In American Derby Race
Chicago June 13 Through victory in the M. Lewis Clark stakes at Harlem Savable is now favorite for the American Derby his price cut to 3 to 1 with Irish Lad a close second choice Bernay and High Chancellor among leading contenders odds list includes 3 Savable 4 Irish Lad 10 Bernays 10 High Chancellor and 12 Au Revoir several other entries are noted with weights and jockeys Claude is mentioned as having won three derbies and carrying the highest weight. Harlem entries outline Monday races list maiden sprints selling races stakes and handicaps with multiple horses named and odds given for future wagering.
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Princeton Beats Yale in Ninth Inning Rally
Princeton edged Yale at the Polo Grounds 6 to 4 after a ninth inning rally as Stevens struggled defensively for Yale. Two-base hits by Stevens and Bowman, a three-base hit by Purnell, and steals by O Brien Metcalf and Barnes highlighted the rally. Attendance 9,000.
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Sensational tenth inning seals Terre Haute win
Evansville edged Grand Rapids in a thrilling extra frame as Terre Haute defeated Marion in the ninth. Dayton shut out Fort Wayne, listing Terre Haute 7 to 3 and Fort Wayne 0 to 0. South Bend beat Fort Wayne 5 to 0. June 13 Terre Haute report notes an exciting late rally with three on base and no outs when the winning run crossed.
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Campau Stake at Grosse Pointe Feature Despite Rain
Detailing the Campau stake at 1 1/16 miles with $2,500 purse at Grosse Pointe on a rain soaked canal track. Luralighter led all the way at 10 to 1, beating a field that included four outsiders. Additional race summaries list winners Handmore Little Duchess II On the Quiet Fonsoluca and Golden Cottage with times and weights, followed by a police report from Covington chief Joseph W. Pugh reporting he was robbed of over $2,000 in cash and jewels at the Wayne Hotel last night.
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Sale of Thoroughbreds at Gravesend
A Gravesend horse sale on June 13 featured Right and True selling for 3500 to J J McCafferty, who also bought two-year-olds Austria and Moorhen for 1500 each. Other top prices included Harbor for 3000 to D La Masney and Star and Garter for 2000 to H Fever.
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Brooklyn Derby at Gravesend features Whorler upset
Whorler won the Brooklyn Derby on a muddy Gravesend track by four lengths over Golden Maxim the odds-on favorite. Merry Acrobat followed, with Flying Jib trailing. Magistrate won the Tremont stakes earlier by two lengths. Irish Lad slated to race in Chicago American Derby.
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Magnates weigh sale after park incident at Wilmington game
Watkins reports odd Friday park incident to President Hickey while Cantillon is ordered off the ground for bench coaching. Milwaukee facing a $50 fine, with funds possibly reimbursing Indianapolis for forfeiture. Controversy centers on framing claims, future of a twelve club league proposal, and leadership moves by Johnson and Brush amid uncertain finances.
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Flag Celebration in San Juan Marks Islandwide Show of US Spirit
In San Juan Puerto Rico on June 18 a Flag Day celebration featured a 1500 flag procession through the city and public exercises at the theater decorated with stars and stripes. Other island cities report similar enthusiasm.
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