German gymnasts to visit Indianapolis festival
A team of German gymnasts arrived aboard the steamship Moltke from Hamburg to compete at the North American Gymnastic Union festival in Indianapolis June 16 to 21. Led by Prof. Kessler, the group includes H Brandenburger, H Berger, G Bade, K Gutsch, E Kehr, G Kotsng, A Meyer, A Schirner, and F Wolf, representing a 700,000 member organization. They will be hosted by the New York Turnverein and may be presented to President Roosevelt in Washington after leaving New York.
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Auto bike race postponed by rain at Cabin John
A five mile race between Scott Hamill, bicycle champion, and Frank Boyd in a 30 horsepower automobile was postponed from yesterday 6 30 A M to next Sunday due to rain. Wagers exist on Hamill keeping pace with the machine as supporters expect a large crowd at Cabin John Bridge for the first ever Washington race. The event is set for 10 90 o'clock.
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Big Dan Brouthers Batters Down Critics in Poughkeepsie
Special to The Washington Post. In a Hudson River League game between Poughkeepsie and Paterson, veteran star Dan Brouthers, famed as one of the Big Four, was hissed for alleged errors but responded by hitting a home run. He then calmly addressed the grandstand, confirming his ongoing role at first base for two years with the Poughkeepsie team.
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Suburban Handicap Preview From Sheepshead Bay
The Washington Post reports on the upcoming Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay with Irish Lad as a leading contender carrying top weight 127 pounds. Beldame trains confidence after Standard Stakes win. other likely starters include Delhi Picket English Lad Africander and Graziallo.
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Irish Runner Defeated in Four Mile Race
New York June 11 John J Joyce of the Irish American Athletic Club defeated Thomas Hynes, Ireland's champion, in a four mile cinder track race at Celic Park Long Island City. Joyce, holder of ten mile indoors and five mile outdoors titles, finished in 21 minutes and balance.
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Finasseur Wins Paris Grand Prix at Longchamp
Michel Ephrussis riding Finasseur with Nash Turner aboard won the Paris Grand Prix at Longchamp. The 7 to 2 favorite led a brilliant field despite many top horses breaking down. President Loubet and Mme Loubet attended with a show of society, diplomacy, and military escort as crowds lined the streets.
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Maryland Agricultural College Field Sports Held Today
College Park Maryland June 11 The Maryland Agricultural College prepares for closing exercises with a field day featuring 50 yard dash two heats 80 yard run tor two heats tug of war and various relays and jumps Entries include Pinek Linnell Firor Dickey Boga Barnett Cockey and more. events led by Prof Blandford timer and judges. Prisoners escape Valdosta jail Chester Smith and Will Walker fled after confrontation with jailer Ezeli’s son during a feeding attempt.
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National League results and upcoming games summary
Yesterday's NL action saw Philadelphia beat Cincinnati in St Louis while Brooklyn and Chicago tied 4-4 and New York did not play. Today Boston visits Pittsburgh, Brooklyn plays St Louis, New York at Chicago, and Philadelphia hosts Cincinnati. Standings show New York leading with 87 wins and 12 losses, Cincinnati 24 and 24, Philadelphia 28 and 17, St Louis 20 and 28, Boston 13 and 24, Brooklyn 15 and 33.
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Reulbach Shuts Out New York in Chicago Pitching Duel
Reulbach starched the New York visitors with excellent form and near flawless support as Chicago scored four runs on timely hitting and aggressive baserunning. Attendance reached 24,000 with Chicago winning 4 to 0 behind strong defense and three decisive double plays.
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Rain Soaked Cincinnati Game Produces Muddy Thriller
In heavy rain at Cincinnati today, Philadelphia pitcher Pittinger delivered a strong effort as the Phillies beat Cincinnati 6 to 4. Attendance was 7,128. key hits included a two-base and a three-base blast, with weather delaying multiple innings and the field remaining treacherous throughout.
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Baseball Notes Review of Cleveland, Boston, and college games
Baseball notes recount Cleveland halted by champions with Iitone weak on ground balls and Cassidy rising in batting. Lajoie praised, Anderson at first criticized. Columbus defeats Milwaukee to lead American Association. Umpires, managers, and players like Brush, Mullin, and Waddell noted. A Pittsburgh crowd throws fruit at New York players after a game. Hamilton suspended in Tri-State League. Cassidy’s scoring called a controversial gift by an umpire.
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St Louis Defeats Brooklyn In Sixth Inning Rally
St Louis defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4 in a game highlighted by Burke’s triple and two doubles. Stricklett pitched for Brooklyn and Thielman for St Louis. Attendance was 6100 as Dobbs, Shannon, and Sheckard contributed for St Louis.
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English crews vie for Grand Challenge Cup at Henley
The English rowing scene centers on Henley with the Vesprs and other foreign entries. Leander Thames and London rows face strong opposition from Vespers and potential college crews as the event may stretch three days, possibly into an extra day. Tuegsel of the Harlem crew rows with Jack Nagle, aiming for the Philadelphia senior and junior doubles on July 4.
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Yale Oarsmen Rest Then Prepare to Train Again
Sunday at New London and Gales Ferry saw Yale crews lingering after church services with Capt Whittier reporting all crews in excellent health. Harvard's camp at Red Top is in order with crews due to arrive tomorrow afternoon and plans to swap sleeping quarters and add a new dining room with separate chefs and waiters for varsity and freshmen crews.
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Washington Operators Win Over Baltimore Telegraphers in Tough Battle
Washington Western Auto and Postal telegraphers beat Baltimore brass pounders 12 to 10 at Prospect Park. Key moments featured G. Martin of the Orioles and J. Martin with Chappelle of Washington delivering strong groundwork.
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Laurel Downs Washington in Ninth Inning Thriller
Laurel Md June 1 Laurel base ball club defeated the Washington Combinations composed of star players from Washington leagues in a tight game. Phelps hit a bases loaded drive in the ninth to drive in two runs and seal a 12 to 9 victory. Fisher pitched well for Laurel while Waple started for Washington before being relieved by Brown. Attendance 3 5. After American League players Germany Smith of Altoona tried to lure Detroit players to the outlaw league and visited Chicago in Philadelphia offering to Catcher McFarland and Pitcher Smith.
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