Reds Shut Out Again by Phillies in Cincinnati
Phillies blank the Reds as Ewing mishaps and costly errors fuel a Quaker comeback. Sparks delivers slow ball dominance to hand Cincinnati another loss, with Qua kers exploiting Ganzel’s defense and bunts creating the decisive edge.
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REDS
Phillies
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Quakers
Ewing
Sparks
Grant
Knabe
Titus
McLean
Ganzel
Magee
Coakley
Bransfield
Magees
Osborne
Doomn
Lobert
Wild
Kane
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s National and American Leagues
National League results include Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 0, Pittsburg 5 Brooklyn 2, Boston 14 Chicago 0, New York 6 St. Louis 1. American League games show Boston 13 Philadelphia 0, St. Louis 4 Chicago 3, Cleveland 4 New York 3, Washington 6 Chicago 3.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Aw Wagner
Wee Tevee
Dazlin
Titus
Storke
Evers
Graham
Wee Thomas
Pittsbur
Lobert
Wal
Reulbach
Paskert
Chance
Ritchey
Murray
Kling
Chicaz
Doyle
Nerten
Brown
Chiea
McCormick
Ew Ork
Onetchy
Bt. Louis
Cccese
Magee
Weer
Doomn
Hummel
Bridwell
Wever
Setae
Isresnahan
Shaw
St Toul
Rynseesereese
Ganzeél
Poete Eee
Seymour
Abbotiehio
Pittsby
Kane
Bates
Osborne
Jordan
Devlin
Devlin Philadelphia
Welmer
McGann
Tenney
Tinker
Schulte
Burch
Smith
Willis
Wiltsee
Piew
York
Hostetter
Moren
Zimmerman
Bliss
Wee
Phelps
Hofman
McGinnity
Kelley
Shennan
Vacklitsch
Huggins
Hulswitz
Wilson
Browne
Feeen Pattee
Slagle
Grant
Etter
Knabe
Lewis
Barry
Swacina
Gbittsborg
Gilbert
Louis
Crandall
Ween York
Fromme
Lumley
Needham
Mitchell
Shannon
Raymond
Gibson
Teenenee
Weeney
Sheehan
Ludwig
Maddux
Wees
Courtney
Areewnee
Ott
Louie Wels
Pone Fitters
Ea Rivetars
Mcintyre
Lindaman
Tee
McQuillan
Pastorius
Alpean
Brook
Fraser
Baseball Standings Across Leagues
National League and American League tables listing teams by wins losses and percentages. Notable clubs include Pittsburg Detroit Chicago New York Philadelphia Cleveland Cincinnati Boston Washington and others with varied records. Central and American associations show Louisville Evansville Indianapolis Dayton Columbus Zanesville and more with current win totals and percentages.
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W.l.pec
W.L. Pe
Pittsburg
Detroit
Chicago
St. Loui
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boston Ee
Washington
American Ass'n
W.l.pe
Louisville
Evansville
Indianapolis
Dayton
Columbus
Zanesville
Toledo
Terre Haute
Minneapolis
Rand Rapids
Kansas City
Frayne
Milwaukee
Routh Bend
St. Paul
Wheeling
Wagner Leads In National League With .328 Average
Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 0 in a rainless game as the Quakers overpower the Reds behind Sparks. Wagner tops NL hitters at .328, Donlin close second at .327, Titus third at .296, Lobert leading Reds at .286, Paskert rising near .300.
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Wagner
Honus Lobert
Reds
Paskert
Spade
Cap Ganzel
Schlei
Mowréy
Kane
Huggins
Huiswitz
Redlegs Overrun Reds as Sparks Dominates日
Sparks was in great shape today and the Reds had no chance to score. Manager Ganzel expressed frustration over a batting slump and benched himself, sending McLean to first base in a bid to spark a turnaround.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Sparks
Reds
Ganzel
McLean
Willows
Ketchell Plans Two Fights Against Thomas and Papke
San Francisco Aug 1 Stanley Ketchell after beating Hugo Kelly signs for two major bouts in coming months The first is an August 18 twenty round middleweight clash with Joe Thomas at the Occidental Club in San Francisco The second will be a Labor Day eve showdown with Billy Papke at the Los Angeles Athletic Club If Ketchell wins both he will challenge Burns for the heavyweight title.
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San Francisco
Stanley Ketchell
Hugo Kelly
Los Angeles
Joe Thomas
Occidental
Thomas
Ketchell
Billy Papke
Illinois
Res. Athletic Club
Los Saetes
Reichell
Burns
Hamilton Tennis Tournament Attracts Noted Players
From August 15 to 22 the Southern Ohio tennis tournament will be held on M C A courts at Sixth and Butler streets Hamilton. Dr Karl F Little of Westwood will defend the Hamilton bowl prize as three legs win the trophy. City championship singles prize is the Y M C A cup with three legs required. Macbeth Plau and Don Fitton previously won legs for the city bowl. Open doubles and business men events also decided. Cincinnati players Frank P Garrison and John Wentzel won last year’s open doubles. The tenth annual Cincinnati open lawn tennis tournament for the tristate championship runs August 29 to September 7 at the Cincinnati Lawn Tennis Club.
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Ohio
Butler
Hamilton
Karl F. Little
Westwood
Little
Macbeth Plau
Don Fitton
Frank P. Garrison
John Wentzel
Cincinnati
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Cincinnati Lawn Tennis Club
Pittsburg Finishes Brooklyn Series With 5 to 2 Win
Pittsburg closed its Brooklyn series with a 5 to 2 victory. Pastorius left after the third inning and Holmes relieved. Leever allowed only five hits, while Brooklyn managed two runs.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Pastorius
Holmes
Leever
New York Wins Series Finale 6-1 Over St Louis
New York defeats St Louis 6 to 1 to complete a four game series win. Tenney Doyle Seymour Barry doubled Beebe allowed 11 hits in five and two thirds innings while Karger relieved for the visitors. Crandall Beebe Karger combined for eight New York bases on balls and multiple errors aided scoring in a brisk 1:45 game.
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New York
St. Louis
Beebe
Karger
Tenney
Doyle
Seymour
Barry
Bridwell
Charles
Devlin
Reilly
Kenetchy
Crandall
Johnstone
Herzog
McCor’k
Louisville
Manske
Milwaukee
Puttmann
Robinson
Perrine
Boston 14 Chicago 0 in baseball blowout
Boston dominates Chicago 14 to 0 as Lundgren Fraser and Sponberg falter. Ferguson shines with strong pitching and Boston paves the way with multiple hits and errors by Chicago unseen by second.
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Boston
Chicago
Lundgren
Fraser
Sponberg
Ferguson
Inverness golf league cups lead players and schedule
E C Sellers won a Governors Cup leg at Inverness with Ben Hart runner up and A C McDonald taking the first mug leg. July 4 and Labor Day schedule upcoming. leading scores listed as Sellers 80 Hart 81 Helm 84 Menzies 84. Southgate and Eldredge vie for Inverness Country Club championship and President's Cup this afternoon.
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E. C. Sellers
Inverness Links
Ben Hart
A. C. McDonald
Joel Helm
J. W. Menzies
Southgate and
Eldredge
Inverness Country Club
Cincinnati
Elberon and
J. Mitchell
Elberon
Avondale
Inverness
Logantville
Inverness Country Club to Relocate After Lease Refusal
Inverness Country Club loses new lease on Ft. Thomas-N Newport golf grounds and closes a deal for a fifty five acre tract north of the present site. The old lease runs to next April while members use the existing layout during grading and construction of new facilities. The land east of the Ft. Thomas car line was bought from Cincinnati’s Mrs Sophia Dietrich for $20,000 and the old links will be cut into building lots.
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Inverness Country Club
Ft. Thomas Car
Newport
Sophia Dietrich
Cincinnati
Kansas City Edges Indianapolis 2 1 in Ninth Inning
Bunched hits in the ninth inning gave Kansas City a 2 to 1 road win over Indianapolis. Marquard started for Indianapolis with Brandon finishing for Kansas City as Bell and other fielders contributed, while bases on balls and wild pitches influenced the late scoring.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Ind
Ess City
Bush
Marquar Brashear
Marquard
Brandon
Brashear
Cross
Brown
Lindsay
Hewley
Wright and Little Win East Tennis Doubles Title
B C Wright and R D Little of New York won the East championship at Longwood Cricket Club in a five set match over W A Larned of Annapolis and G L Wrenn of New York 6 1 4 6 4 6 6 2 7 5 Larned and Wrenn led 5 3 in the final set but Wright and Little captured the last four games to claim the title and a shot at the national title in Newport this month
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Boston
B. C. Wright
R. D. Little
New York
Longwood Cricket Club
W. A. Larned
Annapolis
G. L. Wrenn
Wright
Alexander
Hackett
Newport
Larned
Wrenn
Little
Americans Sweep Paris Meet With London Olympians
In Paris many American athletes present at the London Olympics swept events. J C Carpenter of Cornell won the 800 meter dash in 2 01 45. William F Hamilton of Chicago A A won the 200 meter dash in 22 seconds. D R Sherman of Dartmouth was second and N J Cartmell of the University of Pennsylvania third in that race. M H Giffin of Chicago A A won the discus at 41 meters 12 centimeters. H L Trube of New York A C won the 1500 meter handicap in 4 06 5. Attendance reported small.
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J.C. Carpenter
Cornell University
William F. Hamilton
Chicago
A. A
D. R. Sherman
Dartmouth
N. J. Cartmell
University of Pennsylvania
M. H. Giffin
H. L. Trube
New York
A. C
Paris
Baseball score summaries from multiple minor league games
Results show Atlanta over New Orleans 5 to 2 in Atlanta. Montgomery opened with Mobile 8 to 3 in five innings and won the second game 6 to 0 after darkness. Nashville defeated Memphis 3 to 0. Birmingham beat Little Rock 9 to 5.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Montgomery
Mobile
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Detroit shuts out Boston 3 to 0 in hard fought game
Detroit defeats Boston 3 to 0 as Moran yields hits early. Lineups show Downda, McConnell and Gessler contributing for Detroit while Morgan pitches for Boston. Next game scheduled Sunday. Cleveland also wins 4 to 3 over New York in ninth inning with Rhoades scoring on key sequence.
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Detroit
Boston
Morgan
Cleveland
Rhoades
J. Clarke
Moriarity
Stovall
Altizer
Egan
Philadelphia Delivers Walk Off Win In Extra Inning
In St Louis a fielder's choice and a tenth inning single gave Philadelphia a 4 to 3 victory over the Cardinals. Murphy Ferris Davis Criss logged two bases, Hartsel hit a three base hit, Coombs allowed six hits in nine innings.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Louia
Philaaelphia Ods Wee BO
C. Jones
Murphy
Ferris
Davis
Criss
Hartsel
Coombs
Oldring
Stone
Dineen
Stephens
Connolly and Hurst
Zanesville defeats Dayton 7 to 0 to rise in standings
In Zanesville Ohio on August 1, Zanesville moved into third place by routing Dayton 7 to 0. Ware hit a home run and pitcher Kenworthy starred for the winners. Final line shows Dayton 0000000000 and Zanesville 24100000 7 runs, 4 hits, 0 errors. Batteries Rowan Hale Richardson Kenworthy Fischer.
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Zanesville
Dayton
Ware
Kenworthy
R. H. E. Dayton
Rowan
Hale and Richardson
Fischer
Ft Wayne Beats Wheeling 4-0 In Daily League
Wheeling lost to Ft Wayne 4 to 0 as Walter Miller failed to connect on a delivery in the afternoon game. Batteries Miller and Clarke for Ft Wayne. Roberts and Houston for Wheeling.
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Ft. Wayne
Wheeling
Walter Miller
R.H. E
O. Wheeling
W. Miller and Clarke
Roberts Andouston
Terre Haute Edges Grand Rapids 3 2 in Wild Seventh
Sterzer's wild pitches in the seventh and eighth innings let Terre Haute nose out a 3 to 2 victory over Grand Rapids in Terre Haute Indiana. Drohan and Williams teamed up for Terre Haute while Sterger Warner and Balley worked for Grand Rapids.
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Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Ind
Sterzer
R. H. E. Terre Haute
Drohan and
Williams
Sterger
Warner and Balley
Evansville Tops South Bend 1-0 in Tenth Inning
Evansville wins 1-0 over South Bend in ten innings as Spangley singles with two walks and Norcum adds a run producing hit. Malloy Grgfe and Dunn pitcher for Evansville with Lindsey and Tieman catching.
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South Bend
Ind
Spangley
Norcum
H. R
Malloy, Grgfe and Dunn
Lindsey and Tieman
Americans Again Hold Honors at Balls Ridge Dublin
Americans captured seven firsts and three seconds in eleven events at Balls Ridge Dublin defeating Irish Amateur Athletic Club competitors. Talbott’s Irish hammer throw set a new mark while Cloughen narrowly lost the 220-yard dash and Bondage won the four-mile for America amid 10,000 spectators including Richard Croker and Miss Croker.
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Dublin
Balls Ridge
Lee J.talbott
John J. Flanagan
Hilarious wins United States Hotel Stakes at Saratoga
James R. Keen's grand colt Hilarious captured the United States Hotel Stakes six furlongs at Saratoga, beating Bobbin and Selectman. Edward led early before Hilarious rallied to win by two lengths as Bobbin finished second and Selectman third. Angelus won the Catskill Handicap later.
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N. Y
James R. Keen
Hilarious
H. P. Whitney
Bobbin
Mr. Keene
Selectman
Keene
Edward
Angelus
Smith
Crack Shot
Sweet
George G. Hall
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Dolly Spanker
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el Picaro
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Alethane
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Aster Dor
Wip Top
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Gowan
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Clef
Arondack
Lang
Easy
Patriot
Variation
Rockore
von Laer
Hanonia
Cheek
Chap@ron
Lasata
Stranger Beats Ohio Champion Jim McCoy In 150 to 130
A stranger who gave the name Jim Gorman defeated Jim McCoy, Ohio pool champion, at the White Oak Cafe on West Sixth Street. Gorman tallied 150 points to McCoy's 130 with remarkable shots. Ben Deters challenged the winner for a rematch to be held in a few days.
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Jim McCoy
Ohio
White Oak Cafe
West Sixth Street
Gorman
McCoy
Ben Deters
Cavalry Wins Shoot at Ft Sheridan Leads with 603
In the pistol shoot of the Department of the Lakes at Ft Sheridan, cavalrymen excelled, four riders scoring over 500 of 600 while infantry failed to reach 500. Top marks were Corporal D R Raymond 522, Sergeant C Bonar 520, Corporal E P Kearn 603, Sergeant R W Der 502.
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Department of the Lakes
Ft. Sheridan
D. R. Raymond
Eighth Cavalry
C. Bonar
Fourth Cavalry
E. P. Kearn
Seventh Cavalry
R. W. der
Thirteenth Cavalry
Hitting Slump Ties Reds Losses as Wagner Shines
The Reds slip in a batting drought causing recent defeats though Hans Wagner thrives, bolstering Detroit’s pennant outlook. The Reds field well and pitching holds, but lack of timely hitting costs games. Wagner’s return and fielding lift his standing, while Detroit’s erratic march toward another title continues under Hughey Jennings.
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Hans Wagner
Wagner
Hans
Lajoie
Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
Barney Dreyfus
Griffith to Take Command of St Louis Nationals Next Season
Report claims Clarke Griffith will coach the St Louis Nationals next season. Robison favors Griffith, while McCloskey is seen as a failed manager. Griffith showed ability in Gotham but faced mystery after re signing. he would strengthen the NL managerial roster and needs a few top players to contend for the pennant.
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Clarke Griffith
St. Louis Nationals
Robison
Griff
McCloskey
Griffith
Gotham
Bresnahan to Retire From Baseball at End of Season
Toledo report states Roger Bresnahan catcher for the New York National League club will retire from baseball after the current season. He is a stockholder in the Boody House Hotel Company and plans to devote his time to commercial interests in Toledo.
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Chris F. Wall
Boody House Hotel Company
Roger Bresnahan
New York National League Baseball Club
Bresnahan
Boody House Company
Featherweights Clash Near City Tomorrow Night
Kid Wilson of this city will meet Tom Thompson of Philadelphia in a fifteen round bout near Cincinnati tomorrow night. They will weigh 122 pounds and each has posted a $60 side bet. Local sports anticipation is high for this long awaited clash.
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Kid Wilson
Tom Thompson
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Jin
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