Phillies Lose To Cardinals In Ninth Inning Setback
St Louis outlasted Philadelphia 4 to 3 after Hauser scored the winning run in the ninth on a misplayed throw. Griner tied it with a seventh inning triple as the Cardinals snapped a four game skid, support came from Becker, Paskert, and Magee with key hits and Luderus and O Leary stealing bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Hauser
Wingo
Griner
Tonert
Brennan
Huggins
Roller
Bheckerd
Paskert
Ol Dolan
Oakes
Walsh
MO Blowrey
OlLobert
Konetchy
Magee
Zeran Evans
Cravath
Hluderus
Doolan
Doola
Mayer
P. Zoo
Fatals
Beckert
Potala
Delan
Br. Louis
Higgies
O'Leary
Lobert
Rigler
Byron
Reds by Narrow Margin in Cincinnati Victory
Cincinnati defeated Boston 2 to 1 as Benton and Hess pitched well. Boston added two runs in an inning, while Cincinnati tallied both their runs on timely hits. Key players included Almeida and Groh. The result ends the series with Cincinnati gaining the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Boston
Benton
Hess
Marsang
Sweeney
OiHobittzell
Titus
Almeida
Mann
Groh
Devlin
Bergh'mer
Whaling
Clark
Brown
McDonald
M&m
Mitchel
Cinetonati
Rutse
Hod
Base Hit Battle Between Hoblitzell and Reds
In a tight contest Boston and Cincinnati each stranded seven runners. Hess walked Hess adding a base on balls to Hess for Boston while Benton fanned three Reds. Key blows came from Sweenty and Devlin with three base hits apiece, and Grok Ay Clark produced sacrifices. Time of game one hour and ten minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoblitzell
Sweenty
Devlin
Grok
Clark
Boston
Cincinnati
Hess
Benton
Vmpires
Messie
Klemmood Orth
Brooklyn Outplays Cubs in Chicago Victory
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 9 to 2 as they bunched hits off Leifeld and Richie. Home-field miscues aided the visitors, who produced the offense in front of unsure plays by Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Leifeld
Richie
Brockinn
AE Moran
OlLeach
Cutshaw
Olivers
Stengel
piSchulic
Fem
Daubert
GO Mphelan
Smith, Sb
Salter
Fleher
OlMitchell
O Miller
O‘fridwell
Alten
Selfield
Evers
Chicago Doone
badls—Om Tones
Leifield
Wagner
Allen
Wargner
Mecum Brennan
Eason
Britton Issues Fight Deft. Looms in Ardmore Bout
Jack Britton through his brother announces a challenge to the winner of the Lowe Dougherty bout in Ardmore Md for a 15 round decision. Lowe and Dougherty weigh 135 pounds and spar for three weeks. Local bouts include Andrews versus Thomas at 124 pounds and Ferguson versus Erne at 136 pounds. Cubs Sell Catcher to Brooklyn in move from Chicago to the Nets with unspecified terms. Newark beats Toronto 1 0 in the International League and Jersey City tops Buffalo in a rain-shortened second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Britton
Rommy Lowe
Jimmy Dougherty
Ardmore
Lowe
Dougherty
Jack Andrewa
Baltimore
Young Thomas
Soldier Ferguson
Young Erne
Philadelphia
Joe Thomas
Dummy Fetcher
Cubs
Brooklyn
Chicago
Heckenger
Racine
Nationals Rout Naps In 10-5 Slugfest At Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 15 the Nationals exploded for 13 hits and 10 runs, driving out four Naps pitchers. Kahler, Callup, Gregg, and Blanding faltered as Washington built a commanding lead, then held off a late Naps rally to clinch a 10-5 victory before about 22,000 fans. Washington’s Boehring started shakily but settled, Hughes finished strong, and Gandil, La Porte, and Shanks drove the key blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Nationals
Naps
Joe Birmingham
Griffmen
Kahler
Young Gregg
Vean
Blanding
Hughes
Boehling
Joe Boehling
Washington
Griffith
Boechling
Tom Hughes
Henry
Mr. Kahler
Birmingham
Nick
Morgan
Moeller
Cullop
Milan
Chick Gandil
Ryan
la Porte
Shanks
Lajoie
McBride
Graney
Land
Jackson
Johnston
Chird
Turner
Gandi
Cincinnati
Olson
Grifffith
Une
Gandil
Napa
Hstless
Mr. Boehring
Boehne
Bates
Olsor
Gandil Lajoie
Ling
Lelivelt
Liebold
Wand
Dave Gregg
Carisch
Grege
Gregg
Gand
David
Carsch
Doc Johnston
Bounder
Larry
Boehring
Ison
Lajvie
Cariech
D. Gregg
Leiboldt
Leliveltt
Swindelly
Oolbs
Roehling
hli—Kahler
fy—Gandil
Chaser
Hase
Balks
D. Gregs
Messrs
Dineen
Martaia Tof
Danny Moeller
Philadelphia
Tthey
Chicago White Sox
Nationals Triumph Over Naps in Washington Clash
Nationals explode for a slugging display, shocking Cleveland’s Boehling and multiple pitchers as Howard Shanks drives a double and a single. Joe Birmingham overworks seventeen arms while George McBride shines in the field. The road trip ends with hopes of rest after the all night trek back to the Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Athletics
Washingtonians
Joe Birmingham
Penn Oarsman Sent Home From Training Quarters
In Poughkeepsie on June 16 R B Garvin of the Pennsylvania varsity crew was sent home due to stomach trouble and fever. W D Wolfe will replace him as the No 5 rower while the rest of the 141 oarsmen from Cornell, Washington, Columbia, Wisconsin, Syracuse, and Pennsylvania rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
R. B. Garvin
Pennsylvania
W. D. Wolfe
Garvin
Ward
Cornell
Washington
Columbia
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Engineers Rout Naval Medics 14 1 In Contest
In a league clash Engineers overwhelm Naval Medicos 14 to 1 led by sharp pitching from Gordon and stifling outfield defense. Wilkinson and Yeager slam two home runs among multiple extra-base hits. Perry and Groese also contribute scoring milestones as Company C prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company C
Naval Medicos
Naval Medic
Gordon
Engineers
Medicos
Abhore Lukus
Sepola
Rollins
Ol Anderson
Wilkson
Mildrum
Johnson
Totels
Naval Medicia
BT Company C
Gilbert, Litling
Wilkinson
Blair
Gordon, Yeager
Grocse
Arrors
Hilleary
Yeager
National League St Louis Philadelphia 3
St Louis and Philadelphia played in a National League game with a 3 to 0 scoreline indicating a low scoring affair. The brief item notes the teams involved and the final tally.
GAIN FIRMER HOLDS ODD FEATS OCCUR IN LOCAL GAMES
The Phillies and Athletics continued winning in major league play, while the Giants and Cubs fought hard for position. Brooklyn dropped games, altering the top three spots as Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and St. Louis battled in a week of close results and multiple extra innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Pet
ASA
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Betrost Ff
Bexton
Washington
St Louis
Rist
Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Giants
Phillies
Quakers
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Pirates
Superbas
Gallagher Fourth In Mayo Mile at Celtic Park
James Powers of the Boston Athletic Association won the Mayo Mile at Celtic Park with 4 minutes 3.2 seconds, besting Abel Kiviat who held the track record by 0.5 seconds. John J. Gallagher of Georgetown finished fourth as the pace setter for much of the race among five starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Powers
Boston Athletic Association
New England
Abel Kiviat
John J. Gallagher
Georgetown University
Gallagher
Boosters Meet Tonight in Washington for Celebration
Boosters gather at the Gayety Theater at 8 to plan the club celebration at National Park for tomorrow’s game with the Cleveland Naps. President Robert H. Young presides. Bill Hoover chairs. plans include talks by Clark Griffith and National Leaguers, with stunts by Schaefer and Altrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gayety
Boosters’ Club
National Park
Cleveland Naps
Robert H. Young
Amateur Commission
Bill Hoover
Clark Grifith
The
Nationale
Toney Callo
Frenchy
Schaefer
Altrock
Ottawa Racing Entries Report From First Race Card
Entries list for Ottawa races with purses and horses across six races. Names include Battle Bong King Saxe Mary Rud Oakland Lad Lindesta and others, with weights, sires, and gate details scattered in OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
King Saxe
Mary Rud
Oakland Lad
Lindesta
Racin O MnOomarden
Furlones
Vanita
Sieanee
Stee Jah Marshall
Patty Reagan
Patty Reagan 1Oy Sin 10% Lady Dryan, Ww? Thelam
Ted Pacity
Siudin Vrearenide
Upsare
Vaneire
OAC Ark
Bo Furan
Lilee Mine
Travers
Green Wear
Dilly
Letyer
Dean
Rioride
Woolman
Tosa
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Sox
Norfolk
Sidney West
Dunlap
Christy
Cardinals
Braves
Britton
Newark
Toronto
Jersey
Buffalo
Jersey City
Darkness
Montreal
Robert Heath
Cross Loudon
Niewspa Pren
Archive
Spirtal
Les Etand
Toe Boehline
Clark Griffith
Barks
Bestar
Iphia
Howard Shanks
George McBride
Libel Kha Pco
the Aventit
Oxfords
San Panto
Unity Serge
Penn Oarsman
Wolfe
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Idianapolis
Kness
Toledo
St Paul
Federal League
Covington
Detroit
Lewis
Shanks Puta
Doom
Philadelphia. Tv
Chicago T
As Ag
St. Louis Q
Browns
Petroit
Tigers
Weaver
Falkenberg
Red Sox
Jennings
Chance
Yankees
W. Ll
Ff. E
Mayo
Georgetown
Powers
Kiviat
Southern League
Mobsie
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Nashville
Montgormers
Memphis
Eiseman’s
Eiseman & Co
Menang Boys
E Streets
N. W
Boosters
Green
Catholic University
Elmira
N. Y
Brooklander
Inky” Davis
Joe Tinker
Connie Mack
Jake Poh
Richmond
St. Joseph's Academy
Dec Gessler
Johns Hopkins University
Carl Lundgren
Chicago Cub
Mobile Club
Claude Derrick
University of Genreta
Frank Chance
Rochester
Jack Dunn
Washington Ball Club
National
S&s. RK
Jim Callahan
White Houses
LB Sanborn
Wilson
Callahan
Bryan
Scott
Latania
Vital
Fosakir
Ralph
Candy Hox
Hagen
Upmar & Furlongs
Bure Kooin
Tata Privace
Savoy
Keftina
Aly Bae
Milly Burger
Mareova
Goldheim
Mee
Mae
MertrGo
SY St
Gray & Co
Stanley
Stanley Faren
Ps. Ava
MN. W
Alewepa R