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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1908

Page

6

Cardinals shutout over Biased night as Weimer wins

In a baseball recap the Cardinals defeated the opponent 3 to 0 after a strong pitching effort by Weimer. Key plays included Lobert advancing on a double and scoring, with Paskert driving in runs and Higginbotham fanning McLean to end innings.

Lobert Karger Haas Huggins Paskert Charles McLean Huiswitz Weimer Kane Murray Paskett Higginbotham Cardinals Byrne

New York at Cincinnati and other major matchups

Baseball schedule lists New York visiting Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburg, and Boston at St. Louis for upcoming games.

St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburg Chicago W.L.P Troit Ss Philadelphia Epligaievnia Boston Louis New York Klyn Washington American Ass W.l.pe Indianapolis Mp Os Bmweaseee Louisville Evansville Grand Rapids Ft. Wayne Terre Haute South Pene al Zanesville St. Paul Wheeling National League Brooklyn

Cardinals Take Two From Reds In St Louis Doubleheader

In St Louis the Cardinals swept a Cincinnati doubleheader 8 0 in the first game and won the second 5 2. Fromme pitched the shutout with solid defense backing him, while Weimer faltered yet secured the win in the second game as Cincinnati rallied for two runs in two innings.

Louis Reds Commercial Tribune ST. Louis Cincinnati Cardinals Fromme Karger Weimer Higginbotham Huggins Kane Gilbert Charles Jake Weimer Lobert McCloskey Hans Ganzel Andy Coakley Andy Johnny Kane

Reds Open Sixteen Game Series With Giants In Cincinnati

The Reds return home to host the New York Giants in a 16 game set starting this afternoon at 3 30. Campbell will pitch for Cincinnati while McGinnity or Taylor takes the mound for the Giants. The Giants cling to superstition after a broken flagpole omen and a home run by Arthur Devlin as they seek another pennant.

Reds Cincinnati New York Giants Giants McGraw Cy Seymour Old Town Campbell Iron Man McGinnity Dummy Taylor Polo Grounds Arthur Devlin

Pittsburg Defeats Chicago 10 to 6 in Baseball Contest

Chicago and Pittsburg played to a tie until Moran muff allowed three runs in the fifth. Pittsburg rallied in the ninth with four singles a double and a triple off Pfeister to win 10 to 6. Sheckard Leach Thomas Abbaticchio Wagner Tinker Hofman Clarke Moran and Young named among players. Pfeister pitched for Chicago and Young for Pittsburg with officials Johnstone and em umpiring.

Chicago Pittsburg Moran Pfeister Sheckard Leach Thomas Abbaticchio Young Wagner Tinker Hofman Clarke Gibson Pittsburgh Pitts M. Scheck Howard Zim’man S. Steinf Brown

Wallace's late double seals St Louis win over Cleveland

In a 11 inning pitchers battle Powell vs Liebhardt St Louis beat Cleveland 2 1 to stay in AL lead. Wallace drove in the decisive run after Bemis muffed a pop fly with Hoffman scoring on a left field hit. Sensational defense by Wallace and Stone highlighted the game.

S T. Louis Powell Liebhardt St. Louis Cleveland Today Williams Lajoie Wallace Hoffman Bemis Stone Bradley Cleveland Winni Fun Perring Liebhi Hartzell T. Jones Ferris Pigle Pame Ant Jones Leati Secale

Powell 2, Liebhardt 8 Wild Pitch in loss to Detroit

Chicago tallies early but Detroit rallies with hits by MacIntyre Crawford Anderson Cobb. Tannehill homers? No. The box shows Detroit 5 Chicago 2. Killian and Summers worked, Connolly crew.

Powell Liebhardt Sheridan Jones Coughlin Isbell Crawford Ander Dicobb Donohue Rossman Davis Downs Tanne’ll Thomas Detroit Sebees Tannehill Cobb MacIntyre Anderson Killian Sullivan Hahn Donahue Chicago Altrock Summers Connolly

Indianapolis Defeats Toledo 3 To 1 In Clean Hit Parade

Indianapolis wins 3 to 1 at Toledo on clean hitting. West started for Toledo and Nagle relieved, with Slagle closing for Indianapolis. Home run by Hooke, multiple doubles, and stolen bases by Lattimore Davidson Hayden.

Toledo Indianapolis West A Diehl Abbott Davidson Hooke Land West Hinchman Lattimore Hayden Nagle Slagle P. Ball Owens Ab.h.o. S E. Ind Ab.h. St B .Barbeau Hinch Arm'ster Smoot Plage Wee Coulter Carr Elwert Idhing

Peculiar Races at Latonia Open Week

Dick Roller shows form as Respess colt eyes Merchants Stakes this week at Latonia. Trainers expect strong showing in the peculiar races with a lively field set for the card.

Latonia Merchants

Balloon voyage ends with perilous Michigan landing

The Ville De Dieppe and two other balloons battled cold lake winds and barbed wire hazards. Mueller and his companion Schoeneck clung to ropes as the basket dragged three miles across water and finally landed near Benton Harbor. They survived with injuries as other balloons faced similar dangers.

Mueller Schoeneck Lake Michigan Ville de Dieppe Illinois Cincinnati Dieppe Schoebeck Benton Harbor Mich Chicago Haddock Howard Charles Carson Michigan Peterson

Great Auto Rage for Tomorrow in Dieppe Grand Prix

Dieppe hosts this year's Grand Prix for grand touring cars with Nazarro and Lancia favored over French contenders. The 770 kilometer race over ten laps runs Tuesday with Nazarro last year’s record still in play and Strang a long shot at 35 to 1 as a Thomas driver. A Voiturette race follows with sixty four entries including one American.

Strong Dieppe Nazarro Europe United States Lancia Strang

Goodwin Drives In Four As Columbus Defeats Louisville

Goodwin’s batting produced four RBIs to push Columbus ahead while a late Louisville rally with five eighth inning hits came up short. Wrigley’s bare-hand catch highlights the fielding, with Stovall Perrine and Odwell delivering key hits for Columbus in a 8 to 5 win over Louisville.

Columbus Goodwin Louisville Wrigley Samnes Veh Durham Kruger Congalton Burke Baldy Odwell Sullivan Perrine Peitz Poole Kerin, Hayes

Leroy Fans Out Oberlin In 2 1 St Paul Victory

St Paul defeats Oberlin 2 to 1 after a tight pitchers duel. Leroy allows a late bases-loaded threat but closes the game. Minneapolis scores on a Tiemeyer error and stumbles against St Paul’s defense.

St. Paul Minneapolis Minn Leroy Oberlin Tiemeyer Inneapolis Geler Geéler Davis Wheeler Fiene Flood Nee Kane

Milwaukee Tops Kansas City 8 to 1 in Fourth Game

Milwaukee wins the July 5 game at Kansas City with an 8 to 1 score. Hallman Randall and Roth had two base hits each. Neighbors stole a base and a double play started by Neighbors to Beckley. Manske and Egan shared pitching duties with wild pitches and errors noted. Time 2:00.

Fromme Cardinal Gilbert Lobert Barry Charles Ganzel Murray Delahanty Hulgwitz Kenetchy Hostetter Byrne Cincinnati Louis AB. R.bh AB. R.bh.po A.E. Nem Spence C.cs Cceees Byrne, Sb Cescccese Ciore Doomame Qerstervcccese Scceesdl Cincinnati AB. R.bh.po.a.e Huggins Mitchell, R.f Hulswitz Comeily Scccress St. Louis Konetchy Byre Huggins Kane McLean Coakley Rudderham Milwaukee Kansas City Hallman Randall Roth Manske Egan Beckley Brown Bierhalter

Grand Rapids and South Bend Split Doubleheader

In South Bend Indiana on July 5, Grand Rapids beat South Bend 5 to 0 in the first game while South Bend won the nightcap 3 to 0. In the opener Grand Rapids plated two runs in the second frame and held the rest, while the second game saw South Bend score three in the first and then hold on to a 3 to 0 victory. Batteries in the first were Smith Lindsay and Tieman for South Bend Hag erman Bailey for Grand Rapids. In the second Alberts Kurke and Dickson Bailey supported by the mound for Grand Rapids.

South Bend Ind Grand Rapids R.H.E. South Bend Smith Lindsay Tieman Hagerman and Bailey R.H.E Alberts and Kurke Dickson and Bailey Ft. Wayne Dayton R.H.E. Bt Wayne Hammond K. Kelly Hohns Kiefel R.H

Zanesville Defeats Wheeling Behind Watt's Prowess

Zanesville won easily as Watt pitched for the victory. Final score Wheeling 4 Zanesville 6. Batteries Muldowney Huston Watt Fischer Schriver.

Zanesville Wheeling Zanesville. O Watt R.H.E Muldowney Huston Fischer Schriver

Evansville Defeats Terre Haute 6–0 in Striking Pitching Show

Evansville defeated Terre Haute 6 to 0 powered by sharp pitching from Wacker. Terre Haute scored in the seventh, Evansville added a run in the final frame. Batteries Schreiber Marion Williams Wacker Dunn.

Evansville Terre Haute Terre Haute, Inc Wacker R.H.E. Terre Haute Schreiber Marion Williams Wacker and Dunn

Southern League Scores From Mobile and New Orleans

In Mobile Atlanta defeated Mobile 6 to 1 while New Orleans beat Nashville 2 to 1. The outcomes reflect a pair of league games across the South with Atlanta and New Orleans securing wins.

Mobile Atlanta Oo Orleans New Orleans Nashville

Big Snake Fights Boys at Big Hatchie River

In Brownsville Tennessee on July 5 a moccasin botched a river chase as Dan Russell and Wren Tyrus pursued a moccasin in a boat on the Big Hatchie River. The boat capsized and Tyrus was bitten and in serious condition.

Commercial Tribune Brownsville Tenn Big Hatchie River Dan Russell Wren Tyrus Tyrus

Short cut proves fatal in bog hole tragedy

Durant Ohio July 5 a farmer named Jasper Nelson attempted a short cut over a bog and fell into a sink hole losing his life. The incident occurred while he was working near his farm and rescue attempts were unsuccessful. Nelson was a local resident and farmer known in the community.

Commercial Tribune Durant, Ohila Jasper Nelson

Molders Triumph Over Woodworkers In Trades' Union League

The Molders defeated the Woodworkers 21 to 6 in a Trades' Union League game. Woodworkers stranded 9 and 9 for Molders, with Bast Matte and Ruehl doubling, Matte and Buchman hitting triples, plus Steinke and S. Kuhl turning double plays. Saete allowed four hit batters, Steinke fanned six, Saete five. Time kept at two hours.

Molders Bast Matte Ruehl Buchman Steinke S. Kuhl Kuhl Saete Smith Orr Wright Ender Kruck Loewe Rueh Gerold Gibson Laake Kuhlm Pohlman Schneider Saete D

Lathers defeat Cigar Makers in 14 to 5 game

The Lathers beat the Cigar Makers 14 to 5. Highlights include two-base hits by P LaCally Peters Lane Woods and Woods with Woods adding the three-base hit. Pitching details list Weber LaCally and Woods with 2,7,9 strikeouts respectively. Time 2:00. Umpire Murray.

Aaa P.lacally Peters Lane Woods Double Play Lane Cliff Weber LaCally Murray Dublins Wee H. Viox Fenton R. Viox Glins Britton Tocke Smiley Reading Lawton Nickel Branches Lafferty B. Lafferty Peesee Lafferty Poole

Bricklayers 30 Horseshoers win in Bromley romp

Bricklayers piled up thirty runs in two hours as Bromley action ended 30 to 9 in favor of Bricklayers. Two-base hits by Jacob House Prigge Sten Nagel Oliver Schrader. Oliver Mayfield with three-base hits. Pitchers Eckert Schrader Huck Prigge, with Huck fanning four. Umpire Carney. Time two hours.

E. M. Fry Pinkola Bromley Jacob House Prigge Sten- Nagel Oliver Schrader Mayfield Huck Eckert Schuettler Carney Horse AL Brick Aera Bellew Ol Jacob S. Sch’r J.huck C-P Taylor Kolthoff Kramer Her’ng M-C Steinagel Carroll Ace Marino H. Brier Schr'der

Engineers 7 Garment Workers 5 Scorecard

Engineers defeated Garment Workers 7 to 5 at Avenue Grounds in a hard fought game. The win came despite late rallies by the Workers and showcases the Engineers’ hitting and defense.

Steam Fitters 5 Electrical War's 3 at Linwood

The Steam Fitters defeated the Electrical Workers by a score of 5 to 3 yesterday morning at Linwood. G Lee and John Celina led with two-base hits, John Colina stole a three-base hit, and Colina allowed 6 steamers while Raymond fanned four in 1 hour 40 minutes.

Steam Fitters Linwood Electrical Workers G. Lee John Celina Fuerstein John Colina Raymond James Colina Colina Ehardt

Muldoons Defeat Osgoood 4–0 In Indiana Showdown

The Cincinnati Muldoons blanked Osgood 4 to 0 in Osgood Indiana as Volker and Dell combined on the mound for the visitors while Os good’s battery of Smith Saddler and Crowe struggled. Kennett umpired.

Muldoons Osgood Commercial Tribune Ind Cincinnati Muldoons Ree Ae Ae Volker Dell

Balloon Contest Lost Over Lake Michigan Reappears Later

Report describes a terrific drop over Lake Michigan with observers losing sight of the balloons mid lake. The Bay near Picton Ontario balloon named the Illinois has been identified, and nine of the contesting balloons are now accounted for.

Lake Michigan Picton Ont Illinois

Krebs Beat Covington 5–0 On Drury's Pitching

Hamilton Krebs shutout Covington 5 to 0 at Krebs Park as Drury dominated on the mound. Covington managed three scratch hits while Krebs backed him with solid defense and timely hits. Offense featured two-base hit by Kitty and key miscues by Covington in the late innings.

Hamilton Krebs Covington Krebs Krebs’ Park Drury Dickers Kitty Irvin Schroder Sewaldy Bosler Umspire Feye

Covingtons Shell Game Krebs In 11-2 Victory

Hamilton Krebs were beaten by Covingtons 11 to 2 as Covingtons dominated scoring and fielding. Glenn stood out with ten assists and no errors. Strodebeck pitched for Krebs while Young worked for Covington.

Hamilton Hamilton Krebs Covingtons Krebs Strodebeck Glenn

Pathfinders trounce Holy Name 10 to 0 on strong all around play

The Pathfinders routed Holy Name 10 to 0 as Grogan starred in all aspects and Fetick provided timely hitting. They next meet the Americans at Linwood Ball Park next Sunday.

Pathfinders Holy Name Grogan Fetick Linwood Ball Park

Linwood Juniors Top Dayton Sluggers 5 3 Score

Linwood Juniors defeated the Dayton Sluggers yesterday by a 5 to 3 margin in a junior league baseball game. Linwood pitcher held Dayton to three runs while the offense broke through with timely hits.

Linwood Jrs Linwood Juniors Dayton Sluggers

Grays Battle Carth In Creaky Gridiron Clash

Grays 25 total points come from 13 first half and 12 second half attempts while Carth racks 29 points. Notable players include Lawton and Pheister contributing several points for their teams and Oberle adding 3 points. The contest ends with a narrow score gap and pencils in key turnovers.

Grays Carth Lawton Rink Fenton Pheister Murphy Harris Smiley Distler Gling Jeager Nickel Oberle Britten OjLacker Hornb’er Wimson

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