Reds Break Losing Streak with 2 0 Victory
Reds defeat Philadelphia 2 to 0 as managers Murray and Gleason are ordered off the field. National League results include Chicago 2 Brooklyn 0 and Boston 10 St Louis 5. Standings show Cincinnati 56 56 .500 and Philadelphia 58 54 .495 with various league notes.
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National League Matchups List Across Circuits
National League schedule shows Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburg ilyn at Chicago Boston at St. Louis with games unfolding across key venues. Strong lineups from Philadelphia New York St Louis and Boston set up competitive showdowns in late season air.
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Reds End Losing Streak With 2–0 Win Over Phillies
Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at New York. The Reds broke their losing streak yesterday by defeating the Phillies 2 to 0 behind Bob Spade who threw a complete game whitewash. Three hits were enough for the visitors who staged the decisive runs in the third and fifth innings as Bransfield and Osbourne sparked a late threat but were stifled. The Phillies argued key calls leading to ejections for Kid Gleason and Manager Murray, while Otto Chance and Kitty provided the only sustained offense for Philadelphia Friday. The Reds played steady defense and capitalized on timely hits, with Lobert, Kane, and Paskett contributing the run-scoring plays.
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Bunts and Bingles Page Highlights Sunday Crowd and Errors
In a Sunday game a Paskert throw to third in the fifth bounced over Kane. About 7,500 fans attended, the smallest crowd of the season. Reds schedule: Piqua on Wednesday and Hamilton on the same date arranged with Jake Milders. Umpire Johnstone officiated.
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Baseball Mayhem and a Foul Crowds in a Wild Game
In a chaotic baseball clash, TidQs’ foul in the seventh thrilled spectators while Moren’s ring presence for the Phillies drew attention. Doolin thwarted a hit-and-run, Kane Wagon’s run-scoring moment, and a bizarre play with Knabe and Lobert at first base sparked controversy. Gleason’s conduct and park police behavior dominated, prompting calls for a fine and an investigation into security orders.
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Boston and St Louis Split Double Header in Twin Bill
Boston defeated St Louis 10 to 0 in the first game while the locals won the second 5 to 3. Karger yielded the first game loss to Boston. Kenetchy, Shaw and Delahanty starred for St Louis in the second game, with strong relief pitching from Flaherty and Higginbotham.
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Chicago blank Brooklyn in doubleheader sweep
Chicago pitcher Reulbach and fielder support hold Brooklyn to two hits in the opener as Tinker Evers and Steinfeldt drive runs. In game two Hoffman and Sheckard help Chicago win with a lone first-inning run, while Reulbach escapes tight spots.
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Louisville Takes Second From Milwaukee In Needy Tilt
Louisville defeats Milwaukee 4 to 2 in a tight game as Curtis and Adams lock in for their teams. Manusch is hit by a pitch and Milwaukee strands runners while Louisville capitalizes on hits and baserunning to secure the win and split the series.
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Columbus Defeats St Paul 2 1 In Pitchers Battle
In St Paul Aug 23 Leroy out pitched Upp as Columbus edged St Paul 2 1. Kruger robbed Jack Meyers with a sensational ninth inning catch with two on and two out to preserve the win. Odwell allowed a trio of runs while Leroy went the distance for Columbus, Scoring details and fielding errors listed in the box.
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Indianapolis 2 Kansas City 1 in ten innings
Swann and Durham were scoreless until the tenth. Indianapolis tallies two runs on errors and hits to edge Kansas City 2 to 1 in a tied game that extended to extra innings.
Struck by Swann Durham tumbles in tightly played game
In a tense encounter Indianapolis edged Kansas City 7 to 6 as Swann allowed 8 hits through 7 innings and Durham yielded 6 runs. Beasley drove in Beckley and Downie, while Hopke and Cross aided in defense. Errors by both clubs kept the score close and the game featured wild pitches and several double plays.
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Toledo 6 Minnesotas 0 in rough early game rout
Toledo offense bunched hits in early innings. Minneapolis patched team unable to answer as Toledo wins 6-0. West, Barbeau, Hinchman among Toledo players with solid lines. Byers and West combine on mound for shutout.
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South Bend Triumphs Over Ft Wayne In Central League Tilt
South Bend defeated Ft Wayne 7 to 2 in a Central League game played in South Bend Indiana. Final lines show South Bend 360 123 0 7 runs 9 hits 0 errors. Fort Wayne 260 060 0 2 runs 8 hits 2 errors. Batteries Moore and Tieman for South Bend Miller and Clark for Fort Wayne.
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Bunches Help Zanesville Edge Terre Haute in Opener
Zanesville defeated Terre Haute 4 to 3 as Bunches produced key hits and Terre Haute made costly errors. Scoring featured early miscues, with Terre Haute held to two runs through seven frames before Zanesville pulled ahead with late offense. Batteries Drohan and Williams for Terre Haute and Connolly and Fischer for Zanesville.
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Grand Rapids Defeats Dayton in Baseball Clash
Grand Rapids beat Dayton 8 to 5 in an early inning display led by Francis who hit a bases loaded triple. Patteries: Sterzer Bailey and Hale Ricé Kiefel Richardson. The game was played in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on August 23.
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Evansville Shrugs Off Wheeling 2 1 Victory in West Virginia
Evansville defeats Wheeling 2 to 1 in Wheeling West Virginia with goals attributed to Drees and Dunn. Batteries Pearson and Dunn, Asher and Huston credited for defensive effort.
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Seapble-mepenvins at Mobile and New Orleans results
Baseball scores show Memphis edged Mobile 4 3 after rain halted play in the eighth inning. New Orleans trailed Atlanta 0 2 in the visiting game.
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Cigar Makers Dominate Garment Workers In Close Late Show
Cigar Makers toppled Garment Workers 3 to 2 with a ninth inning comeback. Key plays include two-base hits by J Berning and Weber, and a double play Davidson and A Kaucher. Stout pitched 1:30 with 4 strikeouts while Berning fanned 8 for the winners.
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Massacre at Oakley Park as Steamfitters Rout Molders
Steamfitters hammer Molders 15 to 5 at Oakley Park. J Colina and Lee lead with multiple hits and runs batted in. Umpire Corin presided as Reis Loete Matai and Mattai worked the mound in a high scoring exhibition.
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Lathers versus Horseshoers baseball game summary
Readable line shows scoring details with bases, hits, and outs. Players Bellew Rowan Ott Smith Snider Clift Steng er Tansi Bacrup credited for hits and fielding actions. Time 1 30 umpire Smith.
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Shamrocks overwhelm Kentucky Colonels 9 to 4 in park
Shamrocks win 9 4 at Spink's Park as Brooksbank replaces Hahn and dominates on the mound. Key hits by Welage OlHarold Meyers and Kaiser fuel the offense while Cordes and Brooksbank split pitching duties.
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OhioPenn League votes to end season and quit playing
A special dispatch reports the Ohio Pennsylvania League voted on closing the season Labor Day or the Sunday after. Most clubs lost 2000 to 3000 dollars. East Liverpool led in losses yet voted to quit Labor Day. Sharon McKeesport and Youngstown reportedly did likewise. Erie could decide next. If Morton votes yes, the season may end by September 13.
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New York to Honor Olympic Athletes This Week
The victorious American Olympic team will be honored in ceremonies this week. The last athletes arrive Friday morning and visit Oyster Bay where President Roosevelt will greet them. A monster parade from Forty-sixth Street to the Gay Hall precedes athletic games at Celtic Park.
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Florida Nine Bags Pennant in South Atlantic League
Jacksonville won the South Atlantic League pennant with a .694 percentage while Charleston finished last at .400. The season was financially disastrous for most clubs, with Jacksonville reportedly the only city where the games made money for owners. Directors meet in Savannah to discuss extending the league to Chattanooga and Columbus.
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Two No Hit Games In One Doubleheader
MARQUETTE Mich August 23 In a historic doubleheader Frost of Munising and Goulette of Ishpeming both pitched no hit games It marks likely the first instance of two hitless contests in a single twin bill Frost won the opener 12 to 0 Goulette blanked Munising in the nightcap 3 to 0 ensuring Ishpeming took the sweep
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Sheridan Breaks World's Discus Record at Dandalk
Martin J. Sheridan of the Irish American A. C. hurled the discus 142 feet 5 inches in the free style event at Dandalk, surpassing the previous mark of 136 feet 13 inches. The new disc used was the London Olympic sphere.
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Cathedral Hold First Inning Lead Against St Xavier
Cathedral pressured St Xavier from the start and refused to yield the top spot. Tensing scored seven in the box for Cathedral, Donovan delivered batting, and three double plays by Cathedral sealed the win. Score not listed.
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Grand Circuit Move to Readville for $50,000 Derby
The Grand Circuit shifts to Readville Massachusetts where Tuesday’s American trotting Derby will field a large, high class group. The race is a handicap and offers a record purse of 50 000 dollars for a single light harness event.
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Amazons Defeat Sidneys In Hard Fought Amateur Game
The Amazons beat the Sidneys 4 to 2 in a tight amateur contest. Raabe pitched strongly while R Stolz starred in the field and at bat for the Amazons.
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Covington Blues Tame Norwood Eagles 22 to 10
Covington Blues defeated the Norwood Eagles 22 to 10 in a stylish win at home. Schroeder’s delivery varied with power while Covington aims for New Albany next Sunday. Two-base hits by Falbush Watters Weihe and Wilkinson lead the offense. Watters fanned nine through Schroe der.
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Peters Arms triumph in extra innings against Moscow
Peters Arms beat Moscow 7 to 3 in eleven innings after a 9 to 0 win over Johnston. Timme struck out 15 in relief for Peters Arms, while the Cardinals and Rookwoods each posted late scoring.
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Latonia Grays Uphold Lead In Narrow Victory
Covington Cardinals fall 4 to 3 as Latonia Grays push ahead with two-base hits by Geisen and Otting and a three-base shot by Hanger. Roberts records five strikeouts while Otting fans eight. Umpire Arnold presides over the tense late innings.
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Pathfinders Beat Tourists 9 3 In Baseball Showdown
Pathfinders run up 15 hits to defeat Tourists 9 to 3. Key feats include seven two base hits and two three baggers led by Wetzel McNally and Miller. Williams nine hits on offense and a 1:50 game time noted with Heatly umpiring.
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Victors dominate Eastsides in open game as Haeckle shines
The Victors routed the Eastsides with strong all around hitting and superb pitching by Haeckle. Lineups featured Lauck Ruberg Reichle and Sweitzer among others, as the Victors posted 45 at bats and 8 runs.
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Fairmount Beats Diamonds in Tight Pitching Duel
Creager allows two hits as Fairmount overcomes a Diamond effort led by Creager pitching and tier’s batting. Haller and Weithoff among the replays with multiple hits. Sterling goes the distance for Fairmount with 4 strikeouts. Time 2:00. Morrison umpire.
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Nationals 10 Waln ut Hills Superbas fall on errors
Loose fielding early leads Walnut Hills Superbas to defeat as Nationals dominate at bat. Dorsey Munrath star pitcher for Nationals fends off rallying Walnut Hills with six strikeouts while McClure keys offense with two base hits and a thre e base hit. Final: Nationals 7 Walnut Hills 6.
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Cincys Defeat Erlangers In Ten Inning Clash
The Cincinnati team edged Erlanger Kentucky 4 to 3 in ten innings. Jake Watters pitched steadily and Topmiller had a three base hit. Cincy fielded well and hit timely, with Watters fanning nine and Bentler also nine.
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Linwood Stars Defeat Columbia Cardinals 4-2 in Match
The Linwood Sifra beat the Columbia Cardinals 4 to 2. Frank Sauter pitched superbly with ten strikeouts and only three hits allowed, powering Linwood to the victory.
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Covington Beats Kentucky Juniors in Easy Victory
Diehl hurled for Covington, guarding the Kentucky Juniors at all stages yesterday as Covington built and maintained a comfortable lead throughout the game. Score: not provided.
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Numerous Tennis Championships To Be Decided This Week
New York reports that Newport remains the main rendezvous for tennis as play resumes tomorrow in the sixth round of the National singles championship. Upcoming events include the West Virginia championship at Parkersburg and the Missouri Valley championship at Kansas City.
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Burns Knocks Out Squires in Thirteenth Round
In Sydney today Burns defeated Bill Squires in the thirteenth round of an unlimited fight. Squires showed early resistance but failed on his third attempt to land against the American fighter.
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Trades Union Baseball League Outing at Oakley Grove
Five league games set for the annual union outing at Oakley Grove next Sunday. All teams will participate with Wiedemann Park in Newport available for Sunday morning August 30 and Labor Day morning September 7. Contact Manager Nieman at Sixth and Columbia Newport or phone South 158.
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Newports Dominate Berry In Baseball Contest
The Newports beat Berry Kentucky 5 to 1 as Snyder pitched well and W Bardo led at the plate. Key players included Harvey Klein and Perkins for Newports with solid fielding support, while Berry struggled with pitching by Valandingham. Time was 1:20 with Carr and Tone umpires.
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Covington Cardinals rout Latonia Grays in Ottawa game
The Covington Cardinals defeated the Latonia Grays 14 to 3. Otting played through injury as Covington dominated with a strong offense and stout defense.
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Riedlins Rally Past Americans In Seventh Inning Win
The Riedlins won their eighth straight game by rallying in the seventh inning past the Americans. Niehause Lammert and Steig starred on defense while Roesing delivered timely slugging. Two-base hits went to Roesing Brasmore and Arthur. Cosby and Tucker pitched for the teams with Hoffmeier umpiring. Time was 2:00.
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Waldorf 6 Peerless 5 in low scoring duel
Waldorf players shaped the game with disciplined team play to edge Peerless 6 to 5. Scoring details show individual contributions from Renfro Flick Turner Williams Grant Brewer Jackson and others as the final tally settled with Waldorf on top.
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Altons Defeat Arctics 11 to 5 in Title Pursuit
The Altons won 11 to 5 over the Arctics who still claim the eighteen year old championship. Moore was dominant for the Altons as the Arctics failed to touch him.
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Rensselaers Triumph Over Bellevue Grays In Close Classic
In a top game, the Rensselaers defeat the Bellevue Grays at Rensselaer. Richter pitched seven innings with three hits allowed, and a seventh inning baserunning dispute led to a Bellevue out at third. The scorecard shows strong hitting and errors on both sides with final tallies listed.
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Bromley Anchors Held 12 to 1 by Padiums in Derby
Padiums overwhelmed Bromley Anchors as P Drake pitched superbly allowing two hits. Radiums tallied early and finished with a convincing 12 to 1 victory.
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Bowling League Meeting Set at Harry Diehl's Pizza
All teams wishing to enter the North Cincinnati Bowling League are asked to send delegates to the meeting of that organization at Harry Diehl's pizza Thursday night.
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Mulai Hafid Proclaimed Sultan of Morocco after Defeat
In Tangier on August 23, Mulai Hafid’s forces defeated Abd-El-Aziz, who fled toward Settat after most troops deserted amid gun failures and panic. Hafid is proclaimed sultan with officials in Moroccan cities pledging loyalty, while Abd-El-Aziz plans to move to Casablanca then Damascus, with British and French officers missing.
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Inferno in Stamboul Thrashed 1500 Homes and Shops
Fire erupted in the Stamboul quarter of Constantinople on Aug 23. A strong wind fanned a six hour blaze destroying about 1,500 houses and shops. The fire continued burning as winds eased.
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Brate Wins County Auditor in Hamilton Primary Victory
The Hamilton board of elections will canvass yesterday’s Democratic primary results. Joseph E. Brate leads Chris L. Holdefer for County Auditor by 2 051 votes. County Commissioners Perry R. Smith and Charles Hinkle were re nominated. Frank Kinch also. County Clerk Charles Brunson tops William Hunter by 632. Homer Gray defeats William S. Shears by 2 024. M. Burns beats Ben Bickley for County Prosecutor by 1 513. Dr A I Smedley loses to Dr John A Burnett for Coroner by 272. Infirmary Directors elected Stephen Patchell Henry Kehm and John B McClockey. Gray Mason faction wins County Central Committee contest. Ben Hurwitz defeated in Middletown city race.
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Fatal Knife and pistol attack in Jasper incident
James Gass and his wife were assaulted on a road near Jasper by Joseph Fortenberry after a slander dispute. Fortenberry slashed Gass with a knife and then struck Mrs. Gass with a pistol. Bystanders intervened and Gass was mortally wounded. Fortenberry was arrested.
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Slayden Arrested in Marion for Sullenger Murder
John Slayden was arrested in Marion Kentucky by Detective John Hutchin of Louisville. He is jailed as an accessory in the April murder of James P. Sullenger a wealthy farmer found dead in an abandoned cistern on his Crittenden County farm near Marion with fatal wounds.
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Block
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O’brien
Lister
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Alta Weiss
Lorenz
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Schulte
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Murphy
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Ferg’on
Theler
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Wiedemann
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H.O.A.B. H. Meyer
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Johnson
Dewdell
Dowdell
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Trades Union League
Pvapovee Seales Bricklayers
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Morman
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Lawrenceburg
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Cincinnati Fan Food
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Lisher
Berlin
Grays
Havlin
C. L. Holdefer
Straus
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J. J. Moore
Merchant Tailor
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