Reds Triumph Over Pirates In Nerve Rattling 4-3 Finish
The Reds came from behind to beat the Pirates 4 to 3 at League Park yesterday afternoon in front of about 16 000 fans. Ewing outpitched Camnitz as Cincinnati rallied with two runs in the eighth after Pittsburgh had taken a three run lead. Swacina and Paskert drove in key runs for Cincinnati while Hulswitz and Ewing made pivotal plays to seal the victory.
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Put me at Cincinnati Chicaro St Louis New York at Brooklin
A fragmented list places locations in a sequence including Cincinnati Chicaro St Louis New York and Brooklin with Ruston Philadelphia as end points. The text reads as a travel or route-like notation without full context or actions.
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Reds and Pirates clash in 3 pm tilt as season nears end
The Reds face the Pirates in a 3 o clock game with Jake Weimer and Lefty Leifield expected to pitch. Hans Wagner shines at bat and in field as fans celebrate, while president Herrmann heads to Chicago for a flag-raising event.
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Reds Look For Wins As Ewing Coakley Shine
The crowd of about 2000 watched Bob Ewing and Coakley show strong form as Reds pitchers. Upp may start against the Pirates or Cubs this week. Camnitz wobbled with six walks while Old Wapak was steady. Chicago briefly slipped from first place.
Chicago Beats St Louis 4 3 In Loose Test
Chicago won 4 to 3 in St Louis as costly fielding by the home team allowed two runs in the seventh. Sloppy defense and timely hits produced the decisive runs for Chicago, with key plays from Schulte Chance and Gilbert and strong pitching by McGlynn.
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Chicago Beats St. Louis In Pitcher Battle Despite Fouls
Chicago outhit St. Louis but failed to score as four runners crossed on walks and errors. Key players included Gt Jones, Stone, Williams, Spencer, and Wallace. pitching saw White and Howell toil with multiple free passes. Final line: Chicago 4, St. Louis 0.
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Louisville Tops Kansas City 3-2 on Fifth-Inning Burst
Louisville wins the evening game in the Kansas City series as Wood falters and the Colonels execute a three hit fifth inning, scoring three runs. Perrine and Beckley drive early offense while Wood secures the victory with strong relief.
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Columbus Triumphs Over Minneapolis In 8 to 1 Victory
Columbus dominated Minneapolis after the first inning scoring eight runs while Roy Patterson was tagged for heavy hits. Raidy and Wrigley excelled in the field and a throw to the plate by Jackson was a highlight. Also noted: Miamisburg 5 Springfield 1 and Cleves match details with Stecher and Swartz striking out eight.
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Toledo Club Beats St Paul In Uneven Baseball Card
Toledo 8 St Paul 4 in a game featuring Barbeau and Gillen with Barbeau delivering two base hits. Tenessen issued 3 walks while Gillen struck out 4 as St Paul left 7 on base and Toledo turned a pair of double plays.
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Milwaukee Defeats Indianapolis 6 to 1 in Park Show
Milwaukee defeats Indianapolis 6 to 1 before a large crowd at Athletic Park. Eubanks allowed four doubles in the sixth inning as Milwaukee built a four run lead, while Schneiberg pitched steadily. The game featured errors by Randall and Robinson and contained notable hits by McChesney Randall Hayden Livingston and Davidson as Milwaukee secured the win.
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Louisville Club makes two trades in three teams
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Louisville reports the Louisville Club traded pitcher Walter Frantz to Trenton of the Tri State League for pitcher Edward I Poole. George Tebeau also released pitcher Kinsey to Lynchburg in the Virginia League with more releases expected within a day or two.
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Providence
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Amateur Games Open With Colonels Defeat Of Anheuser-Busch
Kentucky Colonels 5 Anheuser-Busch 1 before about 2000 at Greater New port Park Mayor Cassidy of Bellevue opened with remarks. Scheibly and Gatch led hitting and Gatch Geohegan Pfeister turned a fast double play. Attendance 2,000 umpire Hanley.
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Covington Cardinals Triumph Over Reserves 8 to 5
Gottschalk belted a eighth inning home run with two on to lead the Covington Cardinals past the Covington Reserves 8 to 5. Scherder pitched for the Reserves allowing 8 runs while Gottschalk fanned 12 and Scherder 6, with Gau and Geisen sparking the offense for Covington.
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Norwood Eagles edge All-Collegians in close 7 6 win
The Norwood Eagles defeated the All Collegians 7 to 6 at Norwood Inn in a well played opener. W Schroeder pitched elegant ball for the Eagles and Sanders caught his steady game as Norwood seeks a good season with two costly errors noted.
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Farmers Best Brewers In Opening Harrison Park Game
In a contest at Harrison Park the Farmers defeated the Brewers as a large crowd looked on. Arty Meyer shone in the fielding while batting was light. Next Saturday Wiedemanns face Cleves and on Sunday travel to Dayton to meet the Shilohs.
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Carthage Beats Milford in Openers Behind Topmueller’s Gem
Carthage opens with a 10 to 1 victory over Milford as new pitcher Topmueller dominates from the first inning. Milford bats struggle to solve the Carthage ace in a one sided game.
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Pathfinders Rally Past Cincinnati Superbas 3 1
Linwood Pathfinders defeated the Cincinnati Superbas 3 to 1 in a tight contest. Key hits included a two-base hit by Duchman and Utrick driving in two runs, while Fettick and Sauter collected RBIs. Curry lasted 1:40 with 5 walks and 10 strikeouts for the loser. Sauter fanned 7.
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Covington Triumphs Over Lawrenceburg In Opening Game
Covington outclassed Lawrenceburg 12 to 2 at Willow Run Park as Parks and Schrader led batting honors while Thomas left with an injury. Brauer finished the game, Covington next faces Anheuser-Busch, with Diehl and Fromholz handling pitching duties and Fromholz contributing five passed balls.
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Mercedes Beats Elizabethtown 13 to Unknown in Sunday Contest
The Mercedes team defeated Elizabethtown Indiana by a 13 to score on Sunday. Mercedes impressed with strong batting and fielding that overwhelmed village players and drew cheers from spectators as the game ended.
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Mercedes and Times-Stars Set for Clean Showdown Next Sunday
The Mercedes team hosts the Times-Stars in a likely strong game after a high scoring match. Final: Mercedes 13 Elizabethtown 8 with Mercedes batting Flynn Murray and Mc Keown contributing while Elizabethtown’s Houeston and Kerns pitched.
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Hyde Park Dominates Highland in 4-0 Victory
Hyde Park trounced Highland Athletic Club 4 to 0 in a well played game. Batteries for Hyde Park were Billiter and McCord with support from WEVEO Page cece eng. Highland's lineup included A Potkast and R Murray.
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Queen City 5 Reading 1 in K. I. O. League game
The Queen Citys beat the Reading Grays 5 to 1 in a game highlighted by Theler’s pitching and timely hitting from the Queen Citys.
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Itannicnic Triumph Beats Athletics 16 to 9
The Itannicnica defeated the Athletics 16 to 9. Pitcher James Devenney and fielder Harry Miebera starred in the win.
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New American League Team Defeats Jersey City in Exhibition
York reports an exhibition in Hoboken where the New American League team beat Jersey City of the Eastern League 6 to 1. Earlier, Providence beat Boston 6 to 2 in the Providence Boston American League match.
Memphis-Little Rock Game Goes Eleven Inning Duel
In Memphis the Memphis team edged Little Rock 2 1 in eleven innings while New Orleans defeated Mobile 6 5 in another Southern League game.
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Hughes Denounces Legislature at Brooklyn Anti Gambling Meeting
Governor Hughes spoke at a large Brooklyn rally opposing race track gambling. He criticized the Percy-Gray law and urged passage of anti gambling bills, urging residents to ensure the constitution is kept inviolate. The crowd cheered, sang the Star Spangled Banner, and adopted resolutions backing the governor's stance.
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Alamitos Hunting and Fishing Club organized in St Louis
The Alamitos Hunting and Fishing Club is being organized in St Louis with Norman J. Coleman as president. Five hundred members will each subscribe 2000 dollars to buy 260000 acres of Hacienda Alamitos near Tampico. Charles S. Crane of the Wabash serves as vice president.
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Jay Gould Wins Gold Racquet Championship
Jay Gould defeated Pierre Lorillard Jr. in three straight sets 6-0 6-1 6-0 at the Gold Racquet Championship in Tuxedo Park New York securing the outright $200 prize. Gould pledged to donate a trophy for next year and the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club will offer a special cup for the winner of all events.
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Anholz To Face Gans In 20 Round Fight In San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO April 19 The war between rival prize fight promoters heats up as Boer Anholz agrees to meet Joe Gans in a twenty round bout in the city at 133 pounds ringside Anholz is promised 3000 dollars regardless of outcome and had come to fight Battling Nelson for a 55 round bout
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Dandelo Wins President of the Republics Cup Steeplechase
Eugene Fischhoff's Dandelo captured the President of the Republics Cup Steeplechase in a snowstorm. The race took place in Paris with challenging weather affecting the event.
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Brir Cliffe Auto Race and Naval Boxing Tournaments
Sailors of Admiral Evans fleet will contest boxing championships at Chutes Park Los Angeles week of Monday to Thursday. Separate bouts include 133, welter, middleweight and heavyweight divisions with notable fighters from Ohio New Jersey Louisiana Vermont Missouri and Alabama. James J Jefferies to referee the events.
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Henry Chadwick Nearing Death in Brooklyn Home
Henry Chadwick known as the Father of baseball is reported dying at his Brooklyn residence tonight. The 83 year old English born writer suffered pneumonia and heart trouble and influenced baseball rules and popular pastimes with his many articles.
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Suppress Organ Grinders in Paris Streets
Paris police ban street organs and itinerant musicians to curb noise and traffic disruption. Gramophones, used to draw coins under house porches, avoid the ban and remain active.
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Cab Horses Ill Treated In Paris Spring Outcry
Paris papers begin to receive protest letters on cab horse cruelty. Overworked hungry animals show no improvement, with a retired cab driver admitting owners prefer exhausting three horses in two years to proper care for two.
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Latonia bets split between bookmakers or machines
Traveling congressman Joseph L Rhinock says Latonia will choose between bookmakers and pari mutuel machines for the spring and summer meets. If machines prove popular and profitable, Latonia will adopt them with adjusted bet amounts beyond Louisville’s system. The final decision follows a fair trial of the Louisville machines.
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Actress Sorel Critiques Paris Parliament as Theater
Paris April 19 Mlle Cecile Sorel famed Theater Francais actress visited the Chamber of Deputies and called Parliament a theater of life noting bored deputies and a lack of enthusiasm. She urged elocution lessons for members and recalled Rostand taking stage lessons before speeches.
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Girl Prevents a Wreck in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on April 19 officials of the Little Rock and Hot Springs Western Railroad moved to obtain a Carnegie hero medal for Myrtle Maccadoo a 13 year old girl who on December 4 last year by waving clothing tore off her body and alerted to a fire weakened bridge preventing a passenger train from crossing.
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