Toledo Defeats Twice as Stimmel Shines in First Tilt
The Toledo club fell twice to the Indians with Stimmel delivering gilt edged twirling in the first game. Beyers and Fox anchored strong fielding and Beyers added multiple hits. Summer dominated Toledo at the plate, while instant defense by Fox and Kelly stifled Toledo’s chances.
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Indians
Hoosiers
Fox
Bey
Beyers
Cargo
Kelly
Summer
Summel
Gilks
Fone
Ganley
Woodlock
Miller
Foutz
Graffits
Gillis Cargo
Kane Ganley
Indianapolis
Heydon
Flynn
Hey
Hickey
Don
Suthoft
Stimmel
Joss
Fret
Theis Hickey
Suthoff
Hughey
Vers
Hie King
Big Ann Hughey
Ely
Heycon
Crawford's tenth inning triple sinks Philadelphia in Cincinnati win
In National League action at Philadelphia Crawford delivered a tenth inning triple scoring two runs as Cincinnati edged the Phillies. Newton and Donahue pitched well. Donahue faded late. Jennings debuted with Philadelphia to a warm reception as attendance reached about 4,000.
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Crawford
Cincinnati
Newton
Donahue
Jennings
Cincinnati R.H.O.A
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Thomas
Harley
Barry
Beckley
Hoe
Crawfd
Fick
Magoon
Wivert'n
St'nfeldt
Irwin
Bergen
Stenfeldt
Delehanty
Dobbs
Becks
Empite
Baseball scores and notable plays across major games
Boston and Pittsburg split two games with pitching steadiness and fielding. New York fell to St. Louis in a high batting day. Boston beat Cleveland as Winters shone. Washington beat Milwaukee on a darkness-shortened game with Patten. Baltimore prevailed over Detroit amid errors, and Philadelphia edged Chicago as outfield errors aided Chicago. The day highlighted strong pitching and timely hitting across leagues.
Davenport Wins Evensville Game Amid Protest
Evansville tied the score in the eighth, took the lead in the ninth before a disputed call by Umpire Voris led to Davenport being awarded the game. Evers was ruled out for interference, then the call reversed and Strothers protested, ending the contest as Davenport 8 to Evansville 4. Batteries Ebert Roth, Boyle Weere.
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Wheeling
Wheeler
RHE
Coggswell
Blue
Streit
Herbert
Wright
Cross
Butler
Fox
Latham
Evansville
Ind
Evers
Voris
Strothers
Davenport
Ebert and
Roth
Boyle
Weere
Rhe Chattanooga
Birmingham
Brandt and Kalkhoff
Bolan
Selma
Ala
Stouch
Nashville
Bey Shines With Eight Hits as Excelsiors Defeat Gem Garment
Bey distinguished himself yesterday with eight hits in eight times at bat. The Excelsiors defeated the Gem Garment Company club yesterday in a decisive game.
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Bey
Ed Patta
Excelsiors
Gem Garment Company
Hoosiers Rally in Indiana Trip Ahead of Dayton Game
Hoosier players showcased running on bases with several steals while Summer posted strong strikeout numbers recently. After the last game, the team left for Dayton to play this afternoon as Manager Watkins took all players on the trip except Homriever and Shannon. Shannon remained behind due to sore eyes.
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Dayton
Watkins
Hmogriever
Shannon
Olympian Games Association Formed in Chicago
The Chicago Olympian Games Association has perfected plans for organization. A 15 member stockholders board will supervise subcommittees, with officers elected by directors. Expectation of 22 subcommittees includes international members. Paris-Berlin motor race starts Thursday with over 70 meters of course and 200 men and 40 women. International pigeon match in Glasgow yields US victory and top scorers Fred Gilbert and R W Merrill.
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Chicago
Paris
Glasgow
America
Scotland
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake, Jr
R. W. Merrill
Milwaukee
Newby Oval Fourth of July Meet Planned With Kimble Leander Race
New Orleans crowd expected for July 4 at Newby Oval with a top program featuring heat races between Owen Kimble and George Leander, supporting events including one mile novice and professional races, a two mile amateur, a high wire act, and a fireworks finale. Oval seats 17 000 with shaded afternoon seating for 4 000 under cover. wire walker aided by a trapeze performer.
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Newby Oval
Owen Kimble
George Leander
Kimble
Leander
West Virginia war fires at Thacker Lickford collieries
Violent clashes erupt in West Virginia as guards and striking miners fight at Thacker and Lickford mines in Matewan and Thacker fields. Nonunionists are targeted, Winchesters are visible, and arrests or troops may follow. In Charleston officials deny troops yet brace for possible militia action.
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Huntington
W. Va
Lickford
Thacker and Matewan
Thacker
National Guard
Jackson
Williamson
Thacker and
Lambert
Charleston
White
Matewan Mine
Matewan
Adjutant General's Office
Huntington Battalion
Governor Nash Upholds Ruthven Death Sentence
Columbus June 2 Governor Nash refused to intervene in the death sentence of Edward Ruthven Cleves murderer and announced execution will proceed on the morning of June.
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Columbus
Nash
Edward Ruthven
Cleveres
Derby a Surprise Concluded From First Page
In an eventful Derby, Beau Gallant defeats J R Keene's Commando with Spencer aboard. The Parader leads early but faces strong competition as Silverdale, Lady Schorr, and others falter. several entries are scratched or withdrawn due to illness or ineligibility.
Waddell Triumphs In Thoroughbred Race Drama At Finish
Waddell in the drive at the far turn passed The Parader to win by two lengths with Terminus close for second. The Parader held third as Bonni bert and His Eminence battled further back. Other races featured Caviar, Ista, American Derby winner Robert Waddell and a new running record noted in the day’s summaries.
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Kane
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Caywood
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Piggott
Jiminez
Coburn
Ista
McGinn
George Arnold
Vandusen
Severn
Robertson
Robert Waddell
the Parader
Sanazarro
Beau Gallant
Silverdale
Sadie
Federal
Matthews
Fiaunt
J. Woods
Magi
Barrack
Nutt
Possart
Sam McKeever
Knight
Brigadier Upsets at Sheepshead Bay in One Mile Handicap
Thousands watch Brigadier win the Sheepshead Bay handicap in a world record for a circular track at one mile, clocking 1 37 4 5. O Connor rode the winner ahead of Cyrano and Star Bright as Unmasked faded. Grand National steeplechase results follow with Sackett capturing victory by a few lengths, then Perion and Passe Partout. Also reported are races from Cincinnati St. Louis and Detroit with notable winners and a Whitney purchase of Nasturtium.
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Ile
Vater
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Washington Park
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Unmasked
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Star Bright
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Magic Light
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Mounce
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Belle of Troy
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Mara
Helder
Marylander
Konkronkoma
Jack Carey
Self Protection
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Colando
Nitrate
H. Cochrane
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Newport
Strathbroeck
Charlie O'Brien
Wekarnis
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Banquo Jr
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May Wright Sewall
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College of Law
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P.M. Ingler
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