New York- Chicago double bill ends with loss and tie
New York lost a chance to regain NL lead as Mathewson faltered in the ninth of the second game. Chicago won the opener on errors by Taylor and Tinker, while the second game ended in an eleven-inning tie after late Chicago hitting. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia in the day’s other NL action, with Brooklyn sweeping St Louis in a pair.
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St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Mathewson
Taylor
Tinker
N.Y. A.beh.oa.e
Chi
Browne
Slaglea
Casey
Chance
Jones
Grencevad
Bresnehan Lauder
McGinnity
Arley
Ens
Mertes
Harley
Kling
McGann
C. Raub
Menefee
Bresnahan
Mi Gann
An Ance
Kelly
McFarland 2 Flood 2 in Brooklyn St. Louis game
Baseball box score style summary notes McFarland two runs in 1:32, umpire John Jacklitsch. Players: St. Louis Strang Sheckard Dobbs McCree Die Doyle Dahlen Jacklitsch J Parrell Donovan Smoot Brain Currie. Brooklyn Pi Loula. Highlights include three-base hits by Brain and Strang, stolen bases by Donovan and Sheckard, double play Flood to Doyle to Jacklitsch, and various bases on balls. Time 2:08. Attendance 3,000.
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Phil
A.B.H.O.A.E. Thomas
Douglass
Hulswitz
Glesson
Washbrn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Rocooooo
Dowling
Kelly
Thomas
Seymour
Bergen
Titus
Jays—Gleason
Corcoran
Beckley
Dolan
Washburn
Ewing
Moran
Philaé
Runsolin
Daly
Peit
Keister
Barry
Crazer
Pietz
Donion
Kelster
Walsh
Poole
Jays
Dnly
Eer QQ
Joplin
Jacklitsh
Er Om
Flood
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Strang
Sheckard
Dobbs
McCreedie
Doyle
Dahlen
Jacklitsch
J. Parrell
Donovan
Smoot
Brain
Currie
Pi Loula
Burke
Dunleavey
Evans
Garvin
Dunleavy
Johnson
Hoosiers Best Saints In Two Of Three Series
The Hoosiers posted a strong record with two wins and one loss against the Saints. A rain postponement shifted schedules, with Columbus visiting Indianapolis for a three game set at Washington Park and Toledo touring Louisville. Ford may start today’s game vs Columbus as American Association games proceed across cities.
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Indianapolis
American Association
Columbus
Washington Park
Toledo
Muncie
Louisville
Ford
Loftus Burkett and Connolly disciplined in St Louis case
President Ban Johnson disciplined American League figures after the Loftus Burkett incident at St Louis. Loftus is suspended five days for bench coaching, Burkett is fined, and Umpire Connolly is reprimanded for slow action after Burkett urged him to stop the bench coaching.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
Loftus-Burkett
St. Louis
Loftus
Burkett
Connolly
Johnson
No Consolidation in National Circuit Plan
President Pulliam of the National Baseball League announced there will be no consolidation of the National and American Leagues. Most owners oppose the scheme and the National League will open the 1914 season with the current setup. In local action the Y M I defeated the All-Americans in a 12 inning Commercial League game, with strong fielding from Y M I. Batteries O Connell and Jordan for Y M I. Dowd and Shea for All-Americans. William O Connell, 217 North states street.
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New York
Pulliam
National Baseball League
All-Americans
A. O'Connell
Jordan Dowd
Shea
Poten
Willian O'Connell
North States Street
Hamilton Reserves Defeat Royal Athletic 18 to 4
The Hamilton Reserves defeated the Royal Athletic team yesterday by a score of 18 to 4. The crowd in New York yesterday was the largest ever witnessed a game, unless a bigger turnout happened Monday. The Business Men's Association at Sioux City has purchased the Kansas City franchise in the Western League, with A. B. Beal among promoters. The Muncie ball park will be expanded to seat larger crowds for Indianapolis games on Sundays, and Spurs to run special trains on the interurban line to handle crowds.
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Hamilton
Royal Athletic
Batteries
Geisel
Daly
Oberley
Enock
New York
Business Men's Association
Sioux City
Kansas City
Nam
A. B. Beal
Muncie
Indianapolis
Wheeling Tops Evansville As Rain Delays Other Games
Evansville struggled at bat while Willis yieldedHits. Wheeling won 8 to 4 with strong hitting from John Fox and Shannon. Central League schedule shows Wheeling at Evansville Dayton at Terre Haute Marion at Fort Wayne Anderson at South Evansville.
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Evansville
Wheeling
Dayton
Terre Haute
Marion
Fort Wayne
Anderson
South
Evaneville
Boos Oeesa
Autteries
John Fox
Shannon
Willis
Fort "Wayne Asesesses AG
Marto Seeee
South Ben
Wheel Grand
Hamburg Belle Wins Rosebud Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Hamburg Belle, daughter of Hamburg Isia, saluted in the Rosebuds stakes for two year olds over five furlongs on the Futurity course at Sheepshead Bay, defeating Tepee and Ocean Tide. She carried 120 pounds, won by two lengths in a rapid 1 9 4 5 time on a slow track, with Leader taking the Grass selling stake and five favorites winning.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Hamburg Belle
Hamburg-Isia
Ocean Tide
Ade
Rice
James V
McCue
Possession
Cannon
Waterboy
G@om
Fire Eater
Redfern
Orloff
Creamer
O'Neil
Tepee
Bonnibert
Bon Mot
Gannon
Andy Williams
Odom
Michaels
Tribes Hill
Claude Wins Frontier Stakes at Detroit in Common Gallop
The Detroit meeting opened amid rain and mud with strong attendance. Claude, previously second in the American Derby, captured the Frontier Stakes by five lengths over Sir Gallant as Bank Street finished third and Reservation trailed. Races included six furlongs won by Two Lick and a mile and an eighth by Cherubim, with detailed results and entries listed for the card.
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Highland Park Club
Claude
Sir Gallant
Bank Street
R. F. Meyers
McDonald
Golden Cottage
J. O'Connor
Firing Line
T. Dean
T. Walsh
Blue Darter
Castro
Handmore
D. Hall
Cherubim
Pleritt
Baffled
Donovan
Lou Rey
D. Boland
J. Daly
Munro
Jim Ferrin
Gaylor
Well Ridden By Wilson E J Arnold
Washington Park racing card features mud drenched track and E. J. Arnold barred from grounds after surrendering to police in St. Louis. Wilson rides Schwalbe to nose victory over Lucien Appleby with Sylvia Talbot and Pirate also winning mounts.
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Chicago
E. J. Arnold
St. Louis
Washington Park
Arnold
Lucien Appleby
Schwalbe
Wilson
Sylvia Talbot
Pirate
Touchstone
Adkins
Atlantic
Bonner
Stumpy
H. Phillips
Air Light
Helgeson
Flying Ship
Epicure
Lendin
Dominick
L. Wilson
Skillful
Fleuron
Landry
Serge
Adelante
Mr. Dingle
Many horses scratch as Mudlarks race muddled at St Louis fairgrounds
Mudlarks outing at St Louis fairgrounds sees many scratches due to track mud. Malster wins the six furlong handicap at 2 to 1, ahead of Santa Ventura. Bill Knight edges Matt Wadleigh by a nose in the third race. Time figures and placements listed for remaining events amid muddled conditions.
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ST. Louis
Power
Athena
London
Cannosa
W. Watson
Bessie B
Oepewell
Mistic
Bridewell
Centre
West
Kaffir
M. Veltch Cafe
Ventu
Parent
Turf investment promoter charged with grand larceny
Circuit Attorney Folk filed information in St. Louis Circuit Court against John J. Ryan, turf investment promoter, charging grand larceny as a test case. He was originally indicted for embezzlement by bailee, but that charge was invalid. the judge ruled Ryan’s relations with patrons resembled a banker.
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ST. Louis
Folk
Circuit Court
John J. Ryan
Ryan
Rainy Riverside Golf Ends in Carter Upset Win
In a wet spring Lennon cup first half of the second round at Riverside, Carter defeated Thomas Hause 1 up after twenty holes. Hause led 3 up with six to play but Carter mounted a late rally, winning key holes until a rare miscue by Hause’s fore-caddie on the twentieth sealed Carter’s victory.
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Riverside
Carter
Thomas Hause
Hause
House
United of Golf Association
Lennon Gives Match to Carter in Local Golf Proceeding
In a recent golf event Mr. Lennon conceded the match to Mr. Carter. Other results show E. L. Lennon defeating Layton Walker 5 up 4 to play and Thomas S. Garber beating J. A. Chambers 7 up 5 to play. Three second round matches are scheduled for today.
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Mr. Lennon
Mr. Carter
E. L. Lennon
Layton Walker
Thomass. Garber
J. A. Chambers
Collis and Fullerton Set for 36-Hole Country Club Match
Interest peaks as Harry Collis faces Robert Fullerton in a 36 hole match at the Country Club. Play begins Thursday at 9 AM and resumes at 2 PM with both golfers in good form and expectations high.
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Harry Collis
Robert Fullerton
Philippine Exhibits at St Louis World’s Fair
The insular government funds a grand Philippine exhibit at the fair grounds west of the Palace of Agriculture. Villages, markets, churches, and a Filipino library will depict daily life. Buildings feature agriculture and forestry displays, fibre production, fabrics, and rattan crafts. A 100 foot tower, a war exhibit, a Filipino theater, and a four-company Philippine scouts unit will accompany the displays.
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Philippine Islands
St. Louis
Pacific Ocean
Philippine Archipelago
Palace of Agriculture
Meteorological Observatory
Manila
Indusere
Islands
Philippine Scouts
Philippines
Sand filtration preferred over ozone in water purification
The Philadelphia Press reports a Berlin Chemical Congress preview where Prof Proskauer’s ozone sterilization is praised as a landmark but deemed unsuitable for Philadelphia waters. Dr Bergey counters that ozone does not clarify water and sand filtration remains superior for destroying germs and removing sediment, with hydrogen peroxide options long known but avoided. Abbott noting cost favors ozone yet supports current system.
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Philadelphia
Berlin
Proskauer
Bergey
University of Pennsylvania
Schuylkill
Mississippi
Ohio
Imperial Health Office
A. C. Abbott
Bureau of Health
Queen Lane
Abbott
Ardennes circuit race at Brussels sees Cran hese set pace
In the Ardennes circuit motor race Baron de Cran hese beat last year by 734 seconds while W. K. Vanderbilt Jr stalls with mechanical trouble. One driver suffers a leg fracture in a two car collision amid limited accidents. Rockefeller testimony raises questions about fuel costs and retail pricing likely to be reviewed by the bureau of corporations.
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Brussels
Baron de Cranhese
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Mr. Rockefeller
Bureau of Corporations
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Marion County Indiana
Instruments filed for record in the recorder's office for the twenty four hours ending 5 p m June 22 1980 Geo W Hamilton et ux to Minerva Battle Len Wright Hansen et ux and others indicated by the fragmentary notice includes transfers recorded in Marion County Indiana for the period specified.
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Recorder’s Ofice
Marion County
Indiana
Geo
W. Hamilton
Minerva Battle
Len
Wright’ Hansen
Multiple Property Transfers and Local Improvements
A long list of real estate transfers names buyers and sellers, lot numbers, and adjacent streets in various Indianapolis area subdivisions. Amounts range from 1.00 to 38,000, with many parcels traded for sums like 1,900.60 and 3,506.9. The record also notes office and shed at 2729 Corn TL avenue and several remodeling and building projects on Agnes, Olive, Temple, Boyd, and East 1st streets.
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Ouliot
Louie Howes
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Ieee
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Miller & Wacker
Parkway
Bertha
Elmer Hoffman
Bart
Fred M. Bachman
F. Behne
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Max Herschel
W. Denny
Elmer W. Phillips
Wm. T. Wells
Bik AL. Roache
Indianapolis
Alma
Walker
East
Ohio
Herman E. Martens
Dr. Martin
New York
F. Laycock
Mary EF. Brewer
Johnson & Ilocshire
Washington-st
Add
Eh B. Hahn
Henry Winn
Rosett
Gertrate M. Brent
Theec
West Park
Ro Bliss
Reagan Park
Jacob J Holloway
Samuel
Shank
Newman Gaks Park
M. Leathers
John Fessler
John Kirk
Lot & Mary C. Master
Biks
Washington
H. Ramsey
P. Keliva
Ulschner
Henry Ro
David W
Brnet
Starkey
Reed & Graham
Corn Tl
Burris
Agnes Street
J Dorsey
Sheila
la Salle
J. & M. Callahan
Aséition
Olive Avenue
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