Cincinnati Fans Rally as Giants Rally Posts Dramatic Win
In a tense game, Cincinnati hosts New York with key players Bridwell Dontin Doyle on offense. McGinnity and Ames duel on the mound as offenses explode late with Home runs and double plays. Attendance reaches 7,600 as both teams push for a decisive result.
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Reds and Giants dodgy game report with injuries and trades
Bridwell walked to bring on McGinnity as McGraw argued with umpire Johnstone over Donlin’s call. Fred Snodgrass broke a bone in his right thumb after a pitch, and Andy Coakley remains with Cincinnati as manager Ganzel refutes Giants sale rumors. The Reds faced the Phillies in a 3 pm tilt as Spade pitched for Cincinnati and Ames set a first inning mark.
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St. Louis Beats Phillies 6-5 in Ninth Inning Rally
In St Louis on August 22 the Cardinals overcame four initial Philadelphia runs to win 6 to 4, Beetle excelling late and Sparks allowing several hits. In Minneapolis Toledo beat Minneapolis 7-3 as Steen settled after early trouble and Patterson pitched well for Toledo.
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Columbus 11 St Paul blanked in opener of series
Columbus defeated St Paul 11 to 0 as Gehring and Teal led a strong pitcher effort and timely hitting. Geyer fanned hitters and the Columbus defense supported the big early lead.
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Milwaukee tops Louisville 6 to 1 in league clash
Dougherty shined for Milwaukee as they routed Louisville 6 1 and knocked the former leaders from first. Sutthoff lasted seven plus, relieved by Kaufman, while Stovall was knocked unconscious by a foul ball but later singled. Pleasant Ridge defeated Northside 9 3 in the same card with Addams and Vogelpohl mixing on the mound.
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Boston Beats Chicago in Extra Innings
In Chicago on August 22 Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 2 in the fifteenth inning. Bates collected his fifth hit, with a sacrifice and two singles driving in two runs. Tuckey held Chicago in check with strong pitching and solid defense. Hofman hit a three base hit for Chicago, while Bates and Kling scored for Boston.
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New York St. Louis Game Postponed on Wet Grounds
The New York and St. Louis game was postponed due to wet grounds in New York on August 22.
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Cleveland Beats Philadelphia 9 to 1 in Easy Win
Cleveland routs Philadelphia 9 to 1 at Philadelphia behind strong hitting off Vickers and Dygert. Key hits include Bradley and J Clarke two-base and three-base hits, with Vickers pitching six and two thirds innings for seven hits allowed.
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Detroit Beats Washington 6 4 as Hughes lasts seven
Detroit defeats Washington 6 to 4 with Hughes pulled in the seventh inning. Summers works despite control woes as Detroit capitalizes on walks and a wild pitch in the second to plate three runs. Street is benched for disputing an umpire call. Cobb and Unglaub spark offense with key two and three base hits.
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Chicago 7 Boston 6 Highlights Tough Visitors Victory
Boston rallied with strong defense but Chicago struck early and late to secure a 7 to 6 win. The game featured hard hitting by the visitors and erratic running by the locals, shaping the low scoring contest.
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Indianapolis Beats Kansas City 3-2 in Pitchers Battle
Marquard and Brandom matched zeroes as Indianapolis edged Kansas City 3-2. Swann advanced to third in the ninth but was thrown out at the plate. Williams, Swann, and Brashear stole bases with key hits from Hayden and Hallman.
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Ft. Wayne Takes Final in Series With Grand Rapids 3 0
Ft. Wayne wins the final game of the Central League series against Grand Rapids 3 to 0 as Van Anda delivers clever pitching. The game ended after seven innings to give Ft. Wayne the win. Batteries Hagerman Bailey Van Anda Kerpf.
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Evansville Defeats Zanesville In Big Road Victory
Evansville beat Zanesville 56 to 2 in a road contest. The Evansville lineup posted 54 runs on 9 hits with 0 errors. Zanesville managed 2 runs on 4 hits with 2 errors. Batteries credited to Wacker Dunn Hastings and S&driver.
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South Bend Defeats Dayton in Baseball Tilt
South Bend beat Dayton 7 to 0 in a game where the visitors were held to one run through the early innings. Pitchers Yingling Kiefel Martin and Tieman worked for South Bend as Dayton struggled with runners on base.
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Montgomery Triumphs Over Atlanta In Openers
In Montgomery first game Montgomery defeats Atlanta 2 to 1, second game Montgomery powers past Atlanta 5 to 0, with the end of the eighth inning allowing Montgomery to catch a train. Birmingham hosts Nashville with Birmingham 3 Nashville 1 in the first game and Birmingham 8 Asheville 0 in the second.
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Miss Elaine Golding Captures Hudson River Title
Miss Elaine Golding, celebrated as America’s top woman swimmer, won a three mile race across the Hudson from Irvington to Piedmont in 1 hour 46 minutes. Clara Hurst finished second, after recent success in the Brooklyn Bridge to Coney Island event.
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Holden to Meet Dr Carl Little For Title In Ohio Tourney
In Hamilton Ohio on August 22 John Holden of Cincinnati champion of Kentucky defeated Frank Marty 61 6 3 7 5 in the final round. Holden will face Dr Carl Little of Westwood for the trophy Monday. Holden and Wright of Cincinnati won the doubles with Ackerland and Barnett 6 3 6 4 1 6 1.
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Avondale Wins Big Over Madisonville In Saturday League
Avondale coasted past Madisonville 8 to 1 at Madisonville with backfield power and extra base hits. Burck Kreimer and Diehl led with two base hits. Kinney Lush Bass split pitching duties for the mound battle.
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Advent Defeats Fleischmann 6–5 In Linwood Thriller
Advent edged Fleischmann 6 to 5 at Linwood in a fast game. E Kennedy and Bentle each collected two base hits, C Johnson hit a three-base shot, while Kennedy fanned seven on the mound for Advent. Fleischmann got solid play from Schwab and H Kennedy, but Advent held on for the win.
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Cincinnati Car Co Beats Norwood 7 to 5 at Hartwell
Cincinnati Car Company rallied to 7 runs in a 7 to 5 victory over Norwood at Hartwell. Brengelman settled after the first inning as Sauter yielded 9 strikeouts and Welage, Lewton, and Lorentz contributed on offense for Car Company. Norwood left seven runners on base.
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Peters Arms Triumph Nearly Shuts Out Johnsons
Peters Arms nearly whitewashed Johnson Co as Ratterman held the visitors to one hit in nine innings. The Johnsons errant plays produced the decisive margin while Schrimper's Park crowd watched a 9 to 0 victory with Peters Arms piling up 9 runs on 7 hits.
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Y M C A Blues Clinch Pennant With 5 2 Win Over Advent
The Y M C A Blues clinched the league pennant by defeating Advent 5 to 2. Blues displayed fast fielding and Dresling delivered hard hitting in yesterday’s contest.
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Ft Mitchell Beats Fay & Egan 6 to 1 In Fast Grounds Game
Ft Mitchell defeated Fay & Egan 6 to 1 at Wiedemann grounds in a brisk contest. Finnell C and G Baton featured with strong hits, and Gayle pitched for Ft Mitchell while Fay & Egan used several arms. Key players included Eaton, Gayle, Warner, and SchirrER with multiple runs and errors noted in the box.
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Team To Tour Japan In 1908 Baseball Trip
Reach's All-American Baseball Club plans a November 3 sailing from San Francisco to Japan China the Philippines and Hawaii covering about 30000 miles. The roster includes Ty Cobb Frank Chance Jiggs Donohue Hal Chase and other stars under managers Fisher and Woods. The voyage aims to popularize baseball in Asia and the Pacific.
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Rules Committee Deliberates on Public School League Charges
Principals Patten Youmans Heywood and Supervisor Ziegler forming the Committee on Rules met yesterday with Superintendent Dyer to discuss league rule charges. They will present their deliberations to League officers at the first meeting of the new school year on the third Thursday in September.
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Young Archeress Triumphs as National Meet Concludes
In Chicago on August 22 the National Archery Association crowned champions. C. S. Cosgrove of Atchison Kansas won the main handicap with 619 points, Dr. Carver Williams of Chicago took 598, Tac Hussey of Des Moines 596. Mary Williams a ten year old Chicago archeress won the women’s handicap with 510, with Miss Harriet Case of Chicago in second.
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Fairbanks Nine Begin United States Tour
The Fairbanks Alaska baseball team arrived in Seattle and will begin a tour starting Monday. First stop Spokane then travel south for the winter, play along the Atlantic Coast next spring, and return to Seattle next fall.
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Rain Delays National Tennis Tourney Outcomes at Newport
Rain postponed play in the National tennis tournament at Newport today. Contests to reach the semifinals will be played Monday, disappointing a crowd that normally swells on Saturdays at the event.
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Boston Americans bench care uses towels fans in heat
The Boston American trainer introduced a hot weather bench routine using towels to fan players as they returned from the field. Manager Jim expressed that Old Cy Young would need five days rest between games in such heat.
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Hamilton Cincinnati Checkers Match Ends in Victory
Cincinnati players traveled to Hamilton Ohio to face Butler County experts in a checkers contest. The Queen City secured another win with W C Brown defeating Edward Penrod in a notable upset. General notes praise George Slitter host hospitality and scorekeeper John R Woods.
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Local Checkers Notes and Tournament Scores Reach Sandusky
August 13 1908 Sandusky Ohio report lists players registered for state championship including Dr W B Banks Detroit E E Carrier Elyria OH H O Newcomb Middlefield OH EB A Burr Cleveland D S Craig Cleveland Rev J A Hoffman Fremont OH W C Marvin A C Jones John B Duguid F L Scott Toledo B J McGory Sandusky H O Dorsey Findlay C J A Pease Wellington OH and C C Clark Columbus Newcomb expected to claim state title later updates pending. East End Checker Club forms in Cincinnati with meetings at Roberts store due to promote interest. Numerous games and openings discussed including Single Corner strategies and results Logan vs Mathewson exhibition and Cedar Point match with Logan winning.
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McGuire Questioned on Red Sox Pitching Schedule
Boston Red Sox pitcher McGuire faced questions about not pitching the old boy more often. Some teams wish Cy would enjoy a longer rest between mound appearances.
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Tinker Shines With Low Errors In June Fielding
Joe Tinker stars with the best glove work of the season, committing only two errors in June. He made one on June 1 and another on a recent Monday, totaling three errors in thirty three games.
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Shamrocks to Clash With Colonels at Spinks Park
The Shamrocks led by Southpaw Noodles Hahn and Emil Haberer will face the Kentucky Colonels at Spinks Greater Newport Park in a major Sunday doubleheader with two great games and a top ragtime concert from 1 to 3 o clock. The Covington Juniors meet the Hamlets for a large purse as a prelude to the main event.
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Columbus Men Entertained by Cincinnatians at Lagoon
railroad transportation men from Cincinnati hosted colleagues from Columbus at the Lagoon ballgrounds yesterday. Charley Todd led the Cincinnati team with Al DeBruno captaining the visiting side. A 5 to 2 ballgame favored Columbus followed by a banquet for 320 on the clubhouse veranda with speeches deeming the entertainment excellent.
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