Wild Pitch Decides Victory in Chicago Game
The Reds suffer a tough loss as a wild pitch seals defeat in Chicago. Gus struggles to capitalize on scoring chances and the offense fails to deliver when needed.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
6
No Scoring After Second Ewing and Overall Pitchers Battle
A tight pitchers' duel ends scoreless after the second inning as Ewing and Overall duel through seven innings. Bunts and Bingles contributed for both sides in a tense quiet game with limited hits.
Baseball scores from yesterday in the National and American Leagues
National League results include Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1, Pittsburg 1 St. Louis 6, Boston 93 Philadelphia 0, Brooklyn 4 New York 1. American League games feature Cleveland 5 Chicago 0, Detroit 5 St. Louis 2, Washington 6 Boston 4, New York 5 Philadelphia 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
York
Cleveland Steer
Philadelphia Wees
W. L. Pe
L. Pe
Columbus
TSF
T. Wayne
Toledo
Evansville
Milwaukee
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Danville
National League
Cincinnati at Chicago. St. Louis at Pittsburg.
Four city matchups listed with teams set to play away games. Proportional schedule note implies a multi-game card. No results provided.
Cubs Down Reds In Pitchers Battle For Victory
Timely first and second inning hitting gave the Chicago Cubs a 2 to 1 win over Cincinnati Reds. The Cubs scored in the first on two hits and in the second on Tinker’s single after Steinfeldt doubled, with both teams’ offenses quiet thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Cubs
Reds
Huggins
Lobert
Kane
Schulte
Cubs and Reds Battle as Cards Loom in Chicago
Chicago reports show manager Ganzel awaiting Mike Mitchell’s return for the Cardinals series at home Sunday. Johnny Kane is watched, Herrmann plans to depart after the game, and Campbell likely to pitch for the Redlegs with either Igren or Fraser for the Cubs. An earlier Cubs run in the second should have stood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Ganzel
Mike Mitchell
Cardinals
Johnny Kane
Reds suffer costly loss dropping to fifth place
A pass led to a around and a run to third, but the runner died at home on Hulswitz's lap to Tinker. The defeat dropped the Reds to fifth in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulswitz
The
Reds
Boston Triumphs 9–0 Over Philadelphia in Four Innings
Boston pitcher Moren left after four innings and Brown allowed the hitt ing streak to continue as Boston shut out Philadelphia 9 to 0. Home Run by Dahlen, eight hits off Moren and five off Brown in four innings. Sweeney credited with a sacrifice hit and Magee stole a base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Moren
Brown
Philadelphia
Brosgor
Cee Bemessuds
Dahlen
Moron
Sweeney
Magee
Ritchey
McGann
Young
Klem
Ene
Phil’ Browne
Titus
F Beau't
Knabe
Keley
Osborne
O|courtn
Doolin
Bower'n
Dooince
Brooklyn Beats New York 4-1 in Baseball Showdown
Brooklyn overpower New York 4-1 as Alperman hits a ninth inning homer. Brooklyn leads after the fifth, with Ames and Taylor each allowing runs. Alperman, Devlin, and Bergen star on offense while Wilhelm nets the win.
Wilson delivers deciding homer in Pittsburg win over St Louis
In the second game of the series Pittsburg defeats St Louis 1 to 0 as Wilson hits a seventh inning home run. Leifield and Lush pitched well with Leifield escaping two jams by striking out the bases loaded, and Pittsburg’s defense totaling seven left on base for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Wilson
Leifield
Pitts
G. AB
Becker
Leach
Clark
Lo's
Ab.h.o.a.e
Deleht'y
Swad'a
Oj Charles
OjBarry
Phelps
Oj Hostet'r
Lush
Diu
Pittebury
Wagner
Hostetter
Charles
Shaw
Abbatichio
Swadina
Acces
Rigler
Cleveland 5 Chicago 9 shuts out Chicago in series
Cleveland defeated Chicago 9 to 5 to take two of three. Lattimore puzzled Chicago. Birmingham cut off their late chance with a plate throw. White gave up 12 hits in seven innings, Altrock 6 in one inning. Stovall tripled, Lajoie Hinchman Anderson doubled, Turner and Davis stole bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
Lattimore
Birmingham
White
Altrock
Lajoie
Hinchman
Anderson
Stovall
Turner
N. Clarke
Davis
Donohue
Parent
O' Loughlin and
Egan
Cleve
Ab.h.o.a.e
Chica
ABH
O.ae
J.clarke
Doughty
Bradley
Jones
N.clarke
Bir'ham
Tannehill
Washington Beats Boston at Home in First Victory
Washington tops Boston 6 to 4 behind Burns and strong base running by Clymer. Gessler homered, Ganley Street Milan Cicotte with three-base hits, and Clymer stole three bases as Washington gains its first home win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Burns
Clymer
Wash
Ab.h.o.a.e. Milan
Thoney
Ganley
Delah'ty
McHale
Gessler
Freeman
Laporte
Warner
Unglaub
McBride
Wagner
Altizer
Criger
Shipke
Burchett
Cicotte
Hughes
Pruitt
Street
McConnell
New York Tops Philadelphia 5 3 as Manning Shuts Door
New York clinches a 5 3 win over Philadelphia in eight innings of effective pitching by Manning who replaced Newton. New York tied it in the third, chased Dygert, and collected timely hits off Carter. Elberfeld doubled, Stahl tripled, Nichols and Coombe traded sacrifices, Chase stole a base, and New York left ten men on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Newton
Manning
Philadelphias
Dygert
Carter
Oldring
Elberfeld
Stahl
Nichols
Coombe
Chase
N.Y
B.H.O.A.E
Phila
Niles
Hartsei
Eb Jer' H
Phill
Collins
Ebfeld
Oggert
Keeler
Smith
Fromme Faces Cubs as Only TWIRLER to Beat Them This Season
Fromme, a star left handed pitcher for McCloskey, is noted as the only pitcher to defeat the Cubs this season. The win came in St. Louis with disputed umpire calls cited by Chicago papers. Despite controversy, Fromme’s triumph marks him as a rising ace likely to challenge other National League teams the rest of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Fromme
McCloskey
St. Louis
Chicago
Baseball game summary with varied innings and pitchers
On Balls by Newton one hit and by Manning one. Dygert two, Carter two. First Base on Errors New York three Philadelphia one. Hit by Pitcher Dygert one. Struck Out Manning two Dygert four Carter three. Time two minutes and five seconds. Umpires Hurst and Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Ames
Taylor
Alperman
Devlin
Nicklin
Wilhelm
Bergen
Jordan
Emslie and
Ruddeham
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Oeu Ee
Whitmore
Fiene
Druhot
O’ Neill
O’brien
Davidson
Carr
Coulter
Williams
Hayden
Livingston
Black
Kane
Newton
Manning
Dygert
Carter
Philadelphia
Hurst and Sheridan
Louisville
Ieee UD
Os St. Paul
Flood
Sudhoff
Minnahan
Rodebaugh
Quinlan
Harley
Stanley
St. Paul
Louisville Breaks St Paul Streak with Six-Run Rally
Louisville defeats St Paul 6 to 4 in seven innings as Minnahan and Rodebaugh share pitching duties. Stanley leads Louisville with key hits while Dunleavy, Flood, and Burke contribute. St Paul fails to score after the fourth, totaling six runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
St. Pau
Minnahan
Rodebaugh
Stanley
Louis v
Meyers
Rowan
Quinlan
Shaneilen
Hughes
McKune
Sudhoff
Gillen Weakens In Ninth As Kansas City Beats Toledo 7–0
Toledo pitcher Gillen held Kansas City to 18 innings before tiring in the ninth. West relieved with control issues as Kansas City surged to a 7–0 win. Key hits included Hinchman and Cross duplicating two base hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Toledo
Gillen
West
Hinchman
Cross
Kitson
Goodwin
McCarthy
Smoot
Armbruster
Piich
Owens
Ft. Wayne Tops Wheeling 6-2 in Central League opener
In Wheeling on April 23 Ft. Wayne defeated Wheeling 6 to 2 before about 2,500. Alderman pitched poorly for Wheeling while Hammond and Clark kept Ft. Wayne productive. Wheeling added two errors despite an errorless fielding effort, as Ft. Wayne built a decisive lead with early runs and late offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Ft. Wayne
Alderman
Hammond
R. H. E. Wheeling
Spahr
Hammond and
Clark
Evansville Triumphs Over Grand Rapids 6-2 in Opener
Evansville won the opening game 6-2 on April 23 in Evansville. Dixon’s uneven pitching and sharp Evansville fielding sparked the victory while Wacker and Dunn teamed for the win over Dixon and Breen. R H E scores listed show Evansville with ten hits to Grand Rapids six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Grand Rapids
Ind
Dixon
Wacker and Dunn
Dixon and Breen
Terre Haute tops South Bend 7 to 2 in league opener
Terre Haute beat South Bend 7 to 2 to open the Central League season in Terre Haute. Batteries Miner and Drill for Terre Haute with Smith and Tieman for South Bend, as the scoring line shows 7 runs on 8 hits for Terre Haute and 2 runs on 9 hits for South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
South Bend
Ind
R. H. E. Terre Haute
Smith and Tieman
Zanesville Shuts Out Dayton in Opening Game
Zanesville defeated Dayton 1 to 0 in the opening game as pitcher Walker baffled Dayton hitters. Batteries Walker and Fischer for Zanesville while Hale Ying Ling and Richardson pitched for Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Dayton
Walker
Fischer
Hale
Yingling
Richardson
Cincinnati Fan Food Opens Middletown Season With Mull Doons
The Middletown ball club greets a banner season at Oakley with Cris Heisman Felix as battery for Sunday’s opener against the Mull Doons. Evans to host practice at Steinkamp’s Oakley grounds April 26, while teams like Mercedes and Grain Men seek games and signings through late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Muldoons
Gerhardt
George Fey
Cris Heisman
Felix
Walkher
Anscnuz
Steinkamp
Oakley
Evanston
St. John's
Brueggeman
Milford
Mercedes
Dayton Clippers
Miamitown
Batesville
Indianapolis
Lawrenceburg
J. Murray
Sycamore Street
Eiberon Country Club
Inverness
Losantiville
Winonas
Columbia Cardinals
Covington Cardinals
Winona Club
Gladstone Avenue
Grain Men
Crowe's Park
Elberon Line
Fleischmann Company
P. Gale
Fix c
Gale
Dugan
Ripley
Brause S.s
Terrill L.f
van Leunen C.f
Weber R
Bob Archible
Enthusiastic Baseball Schedule Across Cincinnati Area
The article lists multiple upcoming games and tryouts across Cincinnati and suburbs. Wiedemann Cleves at Cleves excites locals as a top amateur vs semipro clash. Hyde Park hosts Eries practice. Conradi Specials seek first class teams under G H Williams. College Hill Norwood game set for April 25. Waldorfs vs Peerless at Arlington Park. Delroys defeat Campus 20 9. Johnston Company invites visitors to Miamisville with Striker Shriver. North Cincinnati Turners vs Y M C A indoor unit. Cleves Bellevue Park hosts New Kentucky Colonel battery. McAndrews seeks fast amateur catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archible
Wiedemann-Cleves
Cleves
Miami Valley
Wiedemann
Drury
Hornberger
Johnson P
Klingler
Glancy
Connolly c
A. Meyer
Burek
Schulte
Berkley S.s
Bonte Or Volmer
Levi
Shambaugh E
Charles Applegate
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Grounds
Eries
Conradi
G H. Williams
C. H. Williams
Central Avenue
College Hill
Norwood
Waldorfs
Peerless
Arlington Park
Cincinnati
Nelmeyer
Delroys
Bosse
Western Avenue
William T. Johnston Company
H. Johnston
W.T. Johnst Company
Miamisville
Shriver
Harvey
Striker
Coney Island
Johnston
North Cincinnati Turners
North Cincinnati
Chicago
Logan Squares
Arlington Street Grounds
Covington
Anheuser-Busch
Cincinnati Eagle
Pleasant Ridge
Union Labor League
Shoemakers
Theeasant Ridge
Kellerman
Canarsie Stakes at Aqueduct Won by High Private
High Private a maiden two year old owned by F A Forsythe won the Canarsie Stakes over four furlongs at Aqueduct. He moved from 30 to 1 to 12 to 1 and led from the stretch to win by five lengths with Fitz Herbert second and Uncle Jim third. The day featured six races and listed notable results and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musgrave
High Private
Fitz Herbert
Uncle Jim
Jane Swift
G. Swain
Mark Antony NI
G. Burns
Big Sen
Saracinesca
Star of Runnymede
Aimee C
Canada
Stone
Pagan Boy
Finnegan
Laneham
Owens
Gold Circle
Colonel Jack
Rialto
E. Dugan
Grapple
Shaw
Fleming
Faust
Fore
Al'h. Woods
Beauclaire
Voodoo
Notter
Amnesty
Belle of the Tribe
My Mariatch
Coqueta
Aqueduct
Master of Craft
Robador
Zal
Greene
Samuel H. Harris
Good Luck
Campaigner
Poquessing
Molesey
Tiro
Gary
Dashaway
Ingham
Umbrella
Rockstone
Donna
Forero
Warden
Siskin
Dander
Wallere
St. Withold
Sight
Rumsie
Alethenc
Sir Toddington
Mark Anthony HI
Don Enrique
James B. Brady
Royal Taby
Raymond
Rifleman
Cressina
Berkeley
Zienap
Zeethus
Harcourt
Banyah
Ida D
Please
Black Sheep
He Knows
Single Stone
Citizen
Orlagna
San
Blue Heron
Tea Leaf
Montauk
Bolando
Troublesome
Robert Cooper
George G. Hall
Yarboro
Gramsar
Algie
Emma Carus
Sweet Fern
Emoryville Track Meets Weather Acknowledged
Oakland April 23 Emoryville track raced under cloudy skies with Magrane dominating the first event by a long margin over Dr Crook. Miller rode Bald Wins three-time winner Lizaro to victory in the fourth race and Sugar Maid took second. Six races listed with times and a full set of winners and competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Emoryville
Magrane
Dr. Crook
Miller
Baldwin
Lizaro
SeHing
Kelly
Sandy
Wap
Buxton
Seasick
Metlakatla
Curriculum
Miter
Marpessa
Calvanic
Maria Louise
C. W. Riley
Guillette
King Ferdinand
Boland
el Paso
W. Miller
Tanma
Middie
Cavalena
Colonel Dick
Han Louise
Altamor
Annotation
R. Brown
Dollie
Dollars
Walsh
Eduardo
Fisher
Legatee
Lord Fillgrave
Kruka
Carnado
Sugar Maid
the Mist
Keogh
Sidney F
Grace G
Iran
Wuerzbuerger
Rice
Wolfville
Gallindo
Billy Meyer
Walter Miller
Decorator
Franciscan
Buto
Damonica
Bonheur
Ocean Shore
Hilbrand
Ohlene
Toupee
Goldstein
Vox Populi
Sibari
Darlington
Pasarela
Saint Modan
Astoria Belle
Lexington and Aqueduct Race Entries Chronicle
Daily entries list for Lexington and Aqueduct meetings across six races at Lexington with weights and horse names for each race. Included are purse details, distances, and participating horses such as Silverado Transform Jekyl Direct Light Blue McRamble Cassemary Major Lawrence Scioptic Jack Combs W. A. Leach May Jene Skyo Lasouer Tartar Maid Joyful Lady Black Mary Chulita My Queen of the Roses Anna Scott Lady Arion Natasha Harold D. Demo Moonlight Murphy Sam Claybo Lizzie Mc Lean Gygnet Spion Beatrice K Ed Kane Flarney Tom Kearney Rustle Durable Tinker Hostile Hyphen Queen's Pet Bill Perron Convolo Reina Na varre Guard Alleene Miss Hapsburg Romp Silverite Marie Chevron Taela Maritza Semione Jolly Rosa Dawn Alice Baird Str Vagrant Tivolini Beau Brummel St. Valentine Quagga Plantland Mord Tiboy Str Vagrant etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverado
Transform
Jekyl
Direct
Light Blue
McRamble
Cassemary
Major Lawrence
Scioptic
Jack Combs
W. A. Leach
Mike Olt
May Jene
Skyo
Lasouer
Tartar Maid
Joyful Lady
Whisk Broom
Hasty Agnes
Black Mary
Chu
Queen's Pet
Bill Perron
Convolo
Reina Navarre
Guard Alleene
Miss Hapsburg
Romp
Silverite
Marie Chevron
Taela
Maritza
Semione
Jolly
Rosa Dawn
Alice Baird
Vagrant
Tivolini
Beau Brummel
St. Valentine
Quagga
Plantland
Mortiboy
Weights Announced for Queens County Handicap at Aqueduct
Weights for the Queens County Handicap one mile race to be run at Aqueduct on Saturday are led by Dr. Gardner at 126 pounds. Other entries include Nealon 125 Glorifier 124 W H Carey 118 and several entries ranging down to Sally 89 and Campaigner 87 with penalties accruing from 6 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aqueduct
Dr. Gardner
Nealon
Glorifier
W. H. Carey
Dolly Spanker
Gretna Gree
Cairngorm
Martin Doyle
Wexford
Rifleman
Restigouche Oster
Don
Welbourne
Cressina
Enrique
Moquette Wins First Out In Lexington Feature
In Lexington on April 23 Moquette captured the fourth race marking his year’s debut and defeating strong rivals ridden by a stable boy. Terah led the fifth. Terah’s strong stretch run secured victory as Arrowswift faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Moquette
Terah
Arrowswift
Neoga
Heidel
Maid of Gotham
J. Lee
Abbey C
V. Powers
Nora McKenna
Willow Plume
Cutie
Lady Ethelyn
Manora
Fan Flower
Bessie Trent
Violet Pearsall
Night Mist
Pickins
Candice
J. Butler
Lexington Lady
Fogarty
Gibson
Estella C
Variety
Mondella
King’s Son
Canodian
Comic Opera
Merrifield
Tony W
W. Ott
Roseburg N
Skirvin
McNally
Warren
Anderson
McDale
T. F. Henry
Robin Grey
Mad Rose
Teddy Bear
Snap
Woodson
Heine
OEB
T. Shipp
Teddy Hodge
Election
Keet Bucket Brigade
Ellenor
Halbard
Flarney
Louise McFarlan
F. Burton
Lafayette
Sir Vagrant
Nancy, Great
Hazel Patch
Ann Day
Royal Legend
Auto Contest Preparations And Start List In New York
In Westchester County the Briarcliff course hosts practice runs ahead of tomorrow's auto race. Drivers caution at dangerous curves and bridges while testing safe speeds. A car reportedly did 42 minutes over the 32 mile course, hinting at an average near 40 mph. Organizers forecast possible reduction from 320 to 256 miles and note passing bottlenecks on narrow sections. A crowd-pleasing setup grows at accessible points with grandstands and parking selling at premium. The starter order lists 22 entrants with drivers and makes including Prossen Bianchi, Cedrino Fiat, Lyttle Appercenton, Strang Isotta, LeLand Stearns, Parker Fiat, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Briarcliff Course
Westchester County
Prossen
Bianchi
Cedrino
Fiat
Lyttle
Apperson
Strang
Isotta
Leland
Stearns
Parker
Michner
Lozier
Vaughan
Mulford
Murphy
Maja
Poole
Roberts
Thomas
Oldfield
Bernin
Renault
Robertson
Panhard
Hilliard
Hol-Tan
Campbell
Allen-Kenston
Bloch
Harding
Bergdoll
Benz
Seymour
Simplex
Watson
Harvard Baseball Player Aronson Improves After Injury
Aronson of Harvard, hurt sliding to a base in yesterday's game with Navy at Annapolis, is reported to be doing nicely at the Naval Hospital. Doctors feared concussion and possible skull fracture but see improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Hospital
Aronson
Harvard
Midshipmen
Walnut Hills to face Woodward at League Park this afternoon
The second interscholastic game will be played at League Park this afternoon between Walnut Hills and Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Park
Walnut Hills
Woodward
Southern League results from Nashville Little Rock and Birmingham
In Nashville Nashville 4 Montgomery 2. In Little Rock Little Rock 7 Mobile 0. In Memph a 4 New Orleans 0. In Birmingham Birmingham 12 Atlanta 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Montgomery
Little Rock
Mobile
Mema
New Orleans
Birmingham
Brmingham
Atlanta
Water main leak halts city supply in Hamilton Ohio
A twenty inch water main under the Miami River between the pumping station and storage reservoir burst with a loose joint twelve feet from the east bank. The station runs constantly to keep river water from contaminating the supply as diver J R Earhardt of Cincinnati is summoned to repair the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Miami River
J. R. Earhardt
Cincinnati
Ben
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Lewis
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Smooth
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