Indianapolis Hoosiers sweep Toledo in doubleheader win
The Indianapolis Hoosiers beat Toledo 4 0 in the first game and 3 0 in the second, building a commanding lead with timely hits and strong pitching. Toledo played with effort but errors and miscues aided the Hoosiers as about 3,500 fans watched the afternoon battles.
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Lipton Tries His Yacht Shamrock III Tests New Cup Challenger
Sir Thomas Lipton sent Shamrock III on its first American trial off Sandy Hook against Shamrock I. In a 15 mile windward beat the new boat led by about ten minutes in the first leg and nine minutes on the downwind run. A heavy sea hampered progress.
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Thomas Lipton
Sandy Hook
Windward
Leeward
Shamrock III tops Shamrock I in first Atlantic trial
In light air Shamrock III proves very fast, with English yachtsmen claiming a ten minute edge over a thirty mile course versus Shamrock I and a clear speed advantage over Shamrock II. Sir Thomas and designer Fife aboard Shamrock III, Colonel Neill on Shamrock I.
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Atlantic
Sir Thomas
Fife
Colonel Neill
Oldfield Beats Cooper in Two Heats at Driving Park
Oldfield won two straight heats to beat Cooper in a five mile match at Fort Wayne Driving Park. He clocked 1:01 for the mile on a dusty track and set up lower records as Lawson won the fifteen mile Grand Circuit race in Boston. Joe Nelson won the Manhattan Beach motor paced event with Walthour second and Leander third.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Cooper
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Revere Track
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Herrmann Fires Warning Over Cincinnati NL Status
Cincinnati leader says the Reds will stay in the National League unless expelled. The Times-Star reports rising East dominance with Pittsburg New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Boston in the majority and possible NL dissolution or a shift to a twelve club league. Herrmann adds Cincinnati would move if forced but sees this as unlikely.
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SOUTH BEND SHUTS OUT EVANSVILLE IN FIELDING SHOWDOWN
SOUTH BEND defeated Evansville in a sharp fielding game as Evansville failed to record a hit until the eighth. Batteries Smith and Tieman for South Bend, Willis and Cross for Evansville. Also notes Dayton shut out Marion, Grand Rapids beat Wheeling, plus scattered league standings and carnival postponement data.
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Africander Reigns In Advance Stakes At Sheepshead Bay
Africander owned by C. F. Dwyer and S. Delmet wins the Advance stakes for three-year-olds at Sheepshead Bay, setting a track record for one mile and three furlongs with 2 19.0. Irish Lad finishes second while Bonnibert runs third as Pulsus wins the great trial for two-year-olds. The day also features the Suburban and Brooklyn winners parading after the races.
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International Steeplechase at Highland Park Delivers Record Crowd
In Detroit on June 27 a record crowd watched the International steeplechase worth 1000 dollars. Gould won after a late challenge from Lord Farandole and Hieaway with Bowser riding to victory at the second last jump. Hieaway placed second and Lord Farandale third. Six other events favored favorites as track remained fast and the weather fine.
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Gienvo
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McChesney wins Oakwood Handicap at Washington Park
McChesney a 129 pound favorite, won the Oakwood Handicap over one mile and an eighth at Washington Park in a fast time of 1 51 3-5 breaking the track and stake record. He led from the stretch and beat Alan-a-Dale Little Scout Waswift by two lengths as Western turfmen hailed him as the year's great thoroughbred. Nursery Stakes at St Louis went to Perla.
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Brooklyn Mining Engineer Convicted of Grand Larceny
New York report states Frank B. Weller, mining engineer and Brooklyn club man, found guilty of grand larceny in the first degree in the Horseshoe Copper Mining Company case. He faces a sentence of one to two and a half years in the state prison.
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Weller
Brooklyn
Horseshoe Copper Mining Company
Pittsburg Triumph Over Giants in Eleventh Inning Showdown
New York crowds reach over 32 000 as Pittsburg wins 4 3 in the eleventh inning. Pittsburg breaks a late tie with two runs, while New York struggles with fielding and miscues. Boston wins both ends of a doubleheader over Chicago as Chicago errors aid the visitors.
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Inger
Phillies Edge St. Louis In Tight June Contest
Philadelphia held off St. Louis with late runs but Frazer faltered in the seventh as the visitors mounted six hits for four runs. Attendance 4,516. Donavan and Farrell twice lead Philadelphia while Rhodes and Frazer dominated on the mound in a close 7 3 affair. Philadelphia 000301000 4 St Louis 01000004x 5.
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