Baseball Notes Highlight Trades and Tumbling Tactics
Baseball notes report Mullin offered by York at 3500 a month to jump Daetrott while Cleveland leads the American early, Toledo buys Kellum to pitch for the Mudhens. Mentions Cassaday, Burkett optimism, McGraw critiques, and fan reaction as teams stumble in the season’s chaotic heat.
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York
Mullin
Daetrott
Cleveland
Toledo
Kellum
Cardinals
Marty Cassaday
Jesse Burkett
Matty McIntyre
Tigers
Detroit
Taylor
Lou
Willae
Jack den
Baltimore
Outlaws
McGraw
Nationals
Athletica
Farland
Brain
Sien
Louis
Grounds management blamed for injury as court weighs safeguards
The management was held responsible for failures on the grounds and a woman's injury tied to insufficient safeguards. The justice ruled that entrants acted at their own risk, with many details stated as dia 80 at the grounds.
Browning Not Insane Released From Kentucky Asylum
Louaville Kentucky June 2. Pete Browning famed former baseball star was discharged from Lakeland Asylum after being adjudged insane. Officials said his condition involved a rising in the head and softening of the brain but he has begun to improve under medical care.
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Hall
Kentucky Asylum
Louaville
Touls Rogers Browning
Pete Browning
Lakeland Asylum
Browning
Baseball Rules Confusion on Umpire Hit Runner Scoring
Sporting Editor Post explains a batter hits a sharp ball that hits the umpire behind the pitcher with runners on first and third. Third-base runner would score if allowed to advance per umpire guidance, while the batter is credited with a hit and first-base runner reaches second. No explicit rule, but practice allows one base advance per runner per play. In a separate note, AFAN states Mike Donlin played left field for Baltimore in the April 1901 opening game, with Jackson in center and Seymour in right.
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Sporting Editor
Atother
Sporting
Altimore
Jackson
Doolin
Afan
Mike Donlin
Baltimore
Hera
Seymour
Amateur Baseball Scores and Club Highlights
On the Argenalinas the Hospital Corps defeated St Vincents by 17 to 6. Park Temple Baseball Club beat the Standards 7 to 0. Aloysius Club of the Capital City League defeated Atlantica before a large crowd at Ninth and Florida avenue northeast. Myrtle Athletic Club defeated the Walfords 24 to 2, featuring Daley’s pitching and Roache at second, with notes on other recent games and club actions.
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Argenalinas
Hospital Corps
St Vincents
Park Temple Baseball Club
Spencer
Aloysius Club
Atlantica
Ninth
Florida Avenue
Myrtle Athletic Club
Walfords
Minor League Games and Kiel Regatta Report
In American Association action Toledo beat Milwaukee 19 to 6 in a doubleheader context while Columbus topped 51, Pash contributing four in a 0 game. Indianapolis routed Minneapolis 2 to 1 as Louisville blanked Kansas City 7 to 0 in the second game. Birmingham lost to Atlante in the Southern League, Nashville topped Montgomery 4 to 6, and New Orleans dropped to Mississippia in a rain affected clash. Toronto beat Montreal 4 to 0 in the Canadian circuit, Baltimore defeated Jersey City 4 to 3, Newark’s game postponed by wet grounds, and Charleston beat Jacksonville 4 to 1 as Auguste won 2 to 1 and 5 to 4 in two meetings. Prince Estel Frederick’s Elizabeth placed third in Kiel regatta while Wansee V won by 96 seconds. The North Star and Nakma arrivals are noted with Royal and Vested guests aboard, plus a flotilla near Kiel harbor.
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Cincinnati
Jimmy Sebring
Catcher Street
Rads
Willamaport
McGraw
New York
Barney Dreyfuss
Mouw
Reds
Browns
St. Louia
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Hanton
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Kiel
Germany
Prince Estel Frederick
Elizabeth
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Wansee Boat Club
Otto Protzen
Prince
George
Berlin Yacht Club
Men Fight Malaria Delays Nationals In Washington
The Nationals, hampered by humid weather and malaria germs, cancel a planned game against the Browns after Skipper Stahl orders rest for his squad. Managers consider trades. Noyes visits Philadelphia to discuss additions as Washington seeks better batting. Anderson’s Worcester bout unsettles, weather may permit a 4:30 p.m. game today with no double header in the first series.
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Brahi
Stahl
McAleer
Wee Willie” Sodhoff
Washington
Bivery
New York
John Anderson
Worcester
Nationals
Boston
Anderson
Browne
Brooklyn and New York clash as clubs vie today
Cincinnati beats New York 8 to 4 after Walker allows three singles and a triple in the first inning. Ewing relieves in the second as Cincinnati earns a steady win before 6,631 at Cincinnati, Ohio. Multiple hits by teammates and fielding plays shape the game.
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New York
Cincimnati
Ohio
Walker
Ewing
Moore
Cincfrnati Rho AE
Nega
Browne
Barry
Ona Oboe
Tad Oo Kelley
Od Beymour
Zo Og Corcoran
Odwell
Inda Bridwell
O Gilbert
Behlal
Bowerman
Mathewson
Aluth
Cincinoati
Glbest
Kelley
Devlin
Seymour
Mertes
Donn
Dahlen
McGann
Corcoran
Batle
Om Walker
Oma
Ionings
Mears
Kiem
O'Day
Good Hitting by Athletics Wins for Philadelphia
Philadelphia beat Cleveland 4 to 2 as Plank pitched well and Philadelphia hitters sparked the victory. Attendance 5,585. Roy Thomas notes include Hart, LaJoie, Atovall with multiple hits and strong fielding. Baseball game details show baserunning and misplays, with umpires Sheridan. Second game postponed by rain, Cowboys vs Blanks halted after three innings with 4-2 score in favor of Cowboys. Next scheduled Foundry vs Columbia.
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Plank
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Philadelphis
Cleveland Toway
Civeland Regat
Phila
Rhoab
Atovill
Hofman
Hoftman
Hert
Bay
Murphy
Hartest
Lajola
Davia Doubia
Lajole
Atovall
Moore
Moors
Preved Patl
Cowboys
Blanks
Foundry
Columbia
Georgetown Crew Final Trial Before Intercollegiate Race
Georgetown prepared for the intercollegiate race at Poughkeepsie after yesterday's final trial on the Potomac. Captain Graham leads an eighteen man unit coached by Dempsey, believed faster than last year with strong snap and grit. The crew, under Manager Gelpi, leaves at 4 am by B&O Railroad for a Hudson spin and race readiness.
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Georgetown
Poughkeepsie
Potomac River
É&C
Dempsey
Graham
Dempacy
Gelpi
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hudson
One handed catch saves Chicago in Philadelphia shutout
Corridon wildness helps Chicago win three runs. Maloney robs Titus of a near homer with a one handed grab. Attendance about 5,000. Box shows Chicago 3 Philadelphia 0. Maloney, Bransfield, Gleason key hits. Pitchers Brigar and Gorddon hold the visitors scoreless. Time about 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Maloney
Titus
Chicago
Corridon
RHO
Rhore Bings
Sehulte
Gleason
BO Maloney
Courtney
Chance
Plaker
Bransfeldib
Doclin
Banes
Phiadelphis
Thomas Savisca
Thomas and
Evers
Dyers
Corrigan
Cart
Mit
ball—Chanea
Jotul
Pittsburg breaks Brooklin with sixth inning bursts
In Pittsburg Virginia the game swung when two two or three baggers and a double were bunched in the sixth inning. Attendance listed as 1.73 percent. Brooklyn and Pittsburg players named include Beaumont Clancy Maldy and McIntyre. Final errors and pitching notes cited with umpires and match length about one hour six minutes.
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Pittsburg
Lone
Gesmer
Howard
Batch
Clancy
Malay
Ritehay
Paltz
Philippe
Brooklyn
Harned
Fitteburg
Tro- Dom
Mit—Wagner
Thres-baoe
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Howgid
Sacrifiea Bite
Beaumont
Maldy
McIntyre
Clarke
Pirat
Balle
Phillips
Geasler
Patliiprs
Matnigro
Ar. Emslie
Boston Triumphs Over St Louis as Nichols Shines
Boston defeated St Louis with a strong two innings, Nichols pitching effectively. Attendance noted at two hundred or more. Game details include Beaton, Brain, Cannell among hitters, and multiple errors and base events. Danville and Salisbury results referenced in Virginia Carolina League standings.
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Boston
St. Louis
Nichols
Lous
Baoar Beaton Rhoar Ghay
Abbechio
Cobo Bames Tao
Delphinty
Cannel
Tenney
Brain
BO Wolo'ton
Clarké
Needham
Warner
Reylizzo
Prasar
Ems
Cannat
Aradt
Danville
Charlotte
Salisbury
M. C
Salisbury-Spencer
Greensboro
Vespers Crew Labeled Very Dangerous at Henley
Henley authorities rate the Vespers as very dangerous after two days of watching their blade work. They deem the Americans’ swing strong though concentrated in the middle, and predict a likely clash with Leanders if the Vespers reach the final.
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Henley
England
University of Pennsylvania
Jauch
Hot Anish
Potomac Club Regatta Opens Season on Potomac River
The Potomac Boat Club hosts its first regatta this afternoon in the harbor opposite the club. Races begin at 6:30 PM with upstream and Aqueduct Bridge course for weight oared shells. Highlights include a juniors vs seniors eight, a single scull championship, and several additional races with crews led by Capt Mueller and Lieut Gordon. An informal dance will follow the onwater program.
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Potomac Boat Club
Aqueduct Bridge
Philadelphia
Mueller
Gordon
Hortian
Daly
Heeax
Reéhurton
Kengla
Freeman
Heth Ald Gordon
Chase
Beker
M—Bingle Eulls
Hlccox
Redington
Mefaven
Hernan
Ocre
M. Langford
H. É &, King
du Ganne
Cordis
Bell
Hangcke
Benlore
McCowsn
Fresmen
Thompson
Brot
Capt Muuiler
Moore
Cotawain
Americans by the Lead. Holcombe Ward Defeats Ritchie in London
Holcombe Ward, defending London champion, defeated M J G Ritchie at Queen's Club by 4 6 1. Other results include Beals C Wright beating A F Wilding, and Walter Duntop overcoming William J Clothier in a tight match. Doubles saw Ward and Wright pair defeat Puckle and Ward 6 2 6 1.
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Holecombex Ward
Ritchie
London
Queen's Club
Holcombe Ward
M. J. G. Ritchie
Beals
Wright
A. F. Wilding
William J. Clothier
Walter Duntop
Olecombe Ward
C. Wright Hart Puckle
M3iward
William A. Larned
Wilso J. Clothier
F. W. Lowe
B. J. Watt
Gea
Tradition Triumphs in Mermaid Stakes Muddy Track
Sidney Paget entry Tradition and Zeala faced heavy mud at Sheepshead Bay. Tradition led from the start to win the Mermaid Stakes for three year old fillies by three lengths over Coy Maid with Schulamite third. Two favorites won on the day across the card.
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Sheepshead Bay
Tradition
Zeala
Paget
To & Davis
Schulamite
Coy Maid
Coy Maid Reed
Lord Provost
Horner
Lord of the Forest
Evelyn Griffin
Time
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Nicol
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Guld Badge
Arklirts
Cassini
Last Cherry
W. Davis
Odom
Gredfern
Eto
Sperling
L. Both
Santon
Kiamesha Esora
Jockey Ruled Off After Latonia Steeplechase Foul
At Latonia track four favorites won as Archibald rode Belle Dodson to a foul dispute with Archibald striking Dupes on the way to the jockey room. Archibald was ruled off for life by the judges. Results listed across races include Belle Dodson first in the steeplechase, with Brander, Warner, and others close behind in the day’s events.
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Cincinnati
Oho
Sten
Latonia
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Varner
Dupes
Warner
Fife
Alow
Milowelling van Hope
Merino
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Field Lark
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Patimah
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Nandace
Tevis
Hscomment
D. L Moore
Wan
Rain Dance
Our Buster
Arthur Cummer
Jim Douglas
Say Falermian
Dishabille Wins at Kenilworth Park on a Slow Track
Buffalo June 2 Kenilworth Park races yield dishabille first in the equeth race at 1 to 7 with Arrabgowan second and Weirdsome third amid a good weather day and slow track. First race Woe Lass led from 6 to 1 with early pace, second Orfeo won at 1 to 1, third Derry at 4 to 1. Third race Baby Wille won at 7 to 1 with Prarram second and Promgesaion third. Fifth race Bijie won as Lochinvar placed second and Monoshord finished third. Sixth race Aloucon triumphed over Bally Pantie and others.
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Kavanaugh
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Dargin
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Bomnte Sue
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Monoshord
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Bally Pantie
Today’s Sheepshead Bay Racing Entries
The program lists six races at Sheepshead Bay with entries for six furlongs through a mile and an eighth. Notable horses include Olga, Dinah Shad, Sparkling Star, Grand Prix, and Wotan with odds and weights scattered across events. The card also features a Delaware or Delmar session with multiple selling and handicap races showing a blend of names such as Delhi, Colonial Girl, and Jacquin.
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Thres-Rearolga
Arebo
Big Ben
Kurts
Mana
Dinah Shad
von Tromp
Jim Beattie
Harlane
Idle Dream
Grandpa
Duke of Connaught
Judge Fulton
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Coligny
Ceidhallan
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Phantom
Merry Moment
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Voorhees
Ingulattor
Delhi
Dolly Spanker
Outcome
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Dandelion
King
Pasadena
Marmee
Lady Prudence
Topsall
Cineghona
Sir Russell
Little Ben
Leiber
Dr. Hallsworth
Eid Belden
Abe Meyer
Anodyne
J Hayman
Swagger
Ambitious
Upward Wotan
Outrich
Moyal
Amberjack
Latonia
Women's Tennis Tourney Meets Semi Finalists At Wissahickon Heights
Elizabeth Moore of Kings County Tennis Club reaches the women's singles semifinals after defeating Mrs Hobart and Miss Duhring. Benjamin Coates of Merion Cricket Club advances with straight sets over Miss Howell and faces Helen Formane in the semis. In men's singles, J B Carpenter defeats H F Allen in round one. later results note Dewhurst and Matthew Young advancing amid a separate incident at Casualty Hospital involving Percy Green.
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Benjamin Coates
Philadelphia
Wissahickon Heights
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New York
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Carrie B. Neely
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia Cricket Club
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Co. B. Wainwright
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