Season ends soon in Railroad Y M C A League racing
Alfred L Stern notes final regular game will settle the fifth season of Railroad Y M C A League. Adame Express leads narrowly over Car Department, with Southern and Adams looming as key rivals. Braddock and Papermaker changes, Kinney’s rough return, and McClung’s management mark a period of shifting strength as teams jockey toward postseason.
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Car Department
Adams
Alfred L. Stern
Adame Express
Expresamen
Llat
Southern
Southern Railway
Hugh McClung
Adams Express Company
Dlayers
McClung
Baltimore Beats Nationals by Having One Big Session
Baltimore wins 8 to 6 over the Washington Nationals at River Park as a poor fourth inning by Paul Musser and a burst of Baltimore hitting decide the game. Jake Gettman leads the rally with a double and two extra-base hits, while Joe Engel holds Baltimore scoreless after relieving Musser and earns applause from a crowd including convention visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Nationals
Washington Post
Paul Musser
Washington
Baltimore International League
River Park
Jake Gettman
Dygert
Payne
Gettman
Schmit
Sig League
Jack Knight
Rey Morgan
Charley Horse
George McBride
Walt
Carl Cashion
Milan
Himeslf
Joe Engel
Mount St. Mary's
Musser
Oriole Artillery
Quashion
Gandii
Red Walker
Gehan
Shanks
Walker
Knight
Williams
Corcoran
Oriole Rooters
Griffith
Murphy
Oriole
Kehoa
Jack Dunn
Morgan
Abr OH
Cashion
Gottman
Maisel
Bergen
Quahion
Achraidt
Gandil
Cstrane
Behmidt
Palle
Miser
Engel
Dreert
Cree Hardy Hit By Pitch Forges Out Two Months
The New York High anders star Birdie Cree, left fielder, broke his wrist after being hit by a Wood pitch in yesterday afternoon’s second game against the Boston pennant chasers. He will be out at least two months as manager Wolverton orders him home and calls for Daniels and Tuttle to report to Boston immediately.
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Washington Post
Boston
New York Highanders
Birdie Cree
Cree
Wood
Crea
Wolverton
Daniels
Tuttle
Grand Prix at Longchamp Won by Houli in Upset
The Grand Prix de Paria at Longchamps was won by Houli owned by Achille Fould. Wagram II finished second with De Virla third and Amoureux III fourth amid heavy rain and a large crowd including President Failliere and diplomats. Houli paid 30 to 1 with Wagram II at 3 to 1, De Virla 21 to 1, and Amoureux III 14 to 1.
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Achlile Fould
Houli
Count le Marois
Wagram II
Baron Gourgaud
de Virla
Belmont
Amoureux III
Houll
Longchamps
Faillierea
Trecorda
Amoureux I
Friant
Floraison
Catmint
Hout
Pirates Beat Cubs Seven to Four in Chicago Tilt
Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 7 to 4 as Adams started and was pulled after Cubs started scoring. Wagner homered and drove in three runs in the fifth. Hendrix held Chicago to two hits after relieving, while Zimmerman hit a homer for the Cubs. Pitching and fielding miscues noted, game lasted hour and 40 minutes.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Richie
Adams
Cubs
Hendrix
Zimmerman
Wagner
Sheckard
Wilson
McCarthy
Carey
J. Miller
Mermen
Adama
Evers
Pittsburg
Monsta
Hem
Bush
Hoblitzers Homer Wins Reds Victory Over Cardinals
Cincinnati defeated St Louis 7 to 4 as Hoblitzer belted a seventh inning homer with two on base. Sallee pitched for Cincinnati while St Louis misplayed a late rally. Key hits came from Huggins, McDonald and Egan with strong defense behind Sallee and Suge. Time of game 1 hour 18 minutes.
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Reds
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Sallee
St. Louis
Hoblitzer
St. Laura
el Cincinnati
Pescher
Mages
Marsans
Muwrey
Olneitec
Konetehy
OlMitchel
OlMcDonald
Wingo
Salles
Cincinnat
Rune—Huggins
Wrens
Heuser
Bescher
Hobisteel
Egan
Fuggs
Evens
Huggins
McDonald
Haurer Mitchell
Hoblteel
Mowrey
Salleo
Ty Suge
Suge
Sugge
Utphea
Jesore
Bigher
Jincerne
Helena Wins Newport to Marblehead Yacht Race
The Plant schooner Helena won the Clark cup race from Newport to Marblehead in a brisk northeast wind off Cape Cod. Helena finished nearly an hour ahead of rivals, with Blene beating W H Tselin's Chantres by four minutes thirty seconds. D Llord's Princess placed third in the first division schooner class. Racketers Start Play Today in Atlanta tennis tournament as Southern Tennis Association championship fields begin at Eastlake after latest regional events.
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Newport-to-Marblehead
Marblehead
Mass
Caps Cod
Hlena
Newport
Blene
W. H. Tselin
Racketers
Atlanta
Tennessee
Augusta
Knoxville
Eastlake
American League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The standings show Washington at 46 wins with a .681 clip and Boston at 40s while Chicago and Pittsburgh post mixed results from yesterday's games. Detroit and Cleveland split a doubleheader as New York also posted a win, with scattered scores across the league.
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W.L Pet
de Washngton
Boston
Chicago
de Toned W. le Pot
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Heston
At &T
Lewis
Flynn Confident Ahead of Johnson Title Fight
Special to The Washington Post from Las Vegas New Mexico June 9 Flynn declares he will not back down and expects a knockout over Jack Johnson next Thursday, with Johnson a slight betting favorite. Crowds swarm Montezuma Springs as Flynn and Johnson stage workouts and trains arrive.
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Washington Post
Las Vegas
N. Mex
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Jim Flynn
Montezuma Springs
Flynn
John
Talbott
Sveas
Banta Fe Railway
Montezuma Camp
New Mexico
Ray Marshall
Abdul
Turk
al Wil- Name
George Debray
Calvin Respess
Marty Cutler
Tom Andrews
Milwaukee Fisth Authority
Tommy Burns
Burne
Ter
Should Retire Rich Man From Boxing Ring
A French promoter offers 90000 for a Johnson Jeanette bout in the fall while Johnson is set to earn 30000 for a July 4 fight with Jim Flynn. Jeanette would even go to Paris for the match, or Johnson could face the champion here for any number of rounds. Johnson shows reluctance toward a long series with Jeanette despite Joe Jeanette being strong and game.
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Jack Johnson
Joe Jeanette
Johnson
Jim Fiynn
Jeanette
Paris
Joe Ia
Langford
Minor League Games Report Across Leagues
In the American Association Columbus defeated Indianapolis 10 to 4 in game one. A second game had Columbus against Indianapolis with a 3 to ? score. Minneapolis won 13 to 8 against Kanessity. Kanoag City beat Minneapolis 4 to 8. Milwaukee edged St. Louis 8 to 2. Louisville swept Toledo 4 to 0 in game one and ? to 0 in game two. In the International League Seasth beat Montreal 5 to 2. Rochester and Jersey City played to a 4 to 4 draw against Providence and Buffalo.
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American Association
Columbus
Iniianapolis
Indiagnappolis
Minneapolis
Kanessity
International League
Seasth
Montreal
Rochester
Jersey City
Providence
Buffalo
Double bill yields wins for Detroit and Chicago
In Detroit and Chicago, the White Sox won the opener 12 to 0, then Detroit captured the nightcap 11 to 9. Crawford netted four hits in the second game as Willett homered twice, while Walsh dominated the first game with a shutout effort.
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White Sox
Willett
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Walsh
Archita
Crawford
Cobb
Delabante
OlMoriarty
Qlouden
oiCovington
Rath
Lord
Collins Bodie
Calla
Tan Weaver
Kuhn
Covington
Works
Sarifice
Reid
Collins
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Weaver
Stanage
Burh Bush
Moriarty
Witt
Banes
Bells
OM Covington
Ermers
Sisnage
Mesera Cinenn
Sheridan
Ol Crawford
Delahanty
Bof
Slouden
Belvis
Chicago Osteor
Bodie
Mattick
Vitt
Rush
Jabanty
Louden
Bite
Mogridge
Jordan
Bens
Onslow
Biden
London
Vint
Balle
Derol
Messra
Dingen
Steridan
Swedes Visit U S Athletes Before Olympiad
Stockholm crowds greet the American team aboard the Finland with songs and speeches. Edstrom and J A Edstrom led Swedish Olympic officials while Col Thompson of the New York Athletic Club spoke for the Americans, noting hope to win and Sweden’s signal esteem. The Finland docks as the largest ship yet in Stockholm. Americans train near Rasunde with marathons at a country inn.
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Stockholm
Ernie Hjortberg
Edstram
Finland
Edstrom
Robert M. Thompson
New York Athletic Club
Sweden
Rasunde
Frederick B. Folts
Russia
Home Run Gives Mobile 2 to 1 Victory in 18 Innings
Mobile defeats Montgomery 2 to 1 in an eighteen inning game. Center fielder Maloney homered for Mobile’s decisive run in a long, pitching duel as Paige and Demaree hurled strong ball. Demaree allowed 3 hits in 20 strikeouts. Paige fanned 6. Umpires Mossie Kelan and Pitsimmons. Time of game two hours and twenty minutes.
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Mobile
Montgomery
Washington Post
Ala
Fletcher Maloney
Paige
Demaree
Olstengle
Meiberfeld
Oblwert
Gribbem
Omcallister
Opaig P
Mont
Demaree Moerfeld
Maloney
Mossie
Kelan
Pitsimmons
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Mertz
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