Two Bases on Balls Succeed in Finding Way Over the Plate
Yesterday's results show the Reds and Giants in a tight game with Nick Tenney advancing on a delayed steal, Doyle driving in a run, and Schlei's misplay aiding Cincinnati. National League standings list New York, Pittsburg, and Brooklyn in close pursuit as the American League features Philadelphia and New York in a 6 5 decision.
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I Mitchell
Hulse He
Ae Bridwell
National League
American Ewing
Ul W.l.pe
U -L
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Mges
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit
BRIS
Sens Peas
Philadelphia
Philadelphi
Hite
Doyle
Taper
Cincinna E
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Columbus
Terre Haute
Minneapolis
Southees
Milwaukee
Ft. Wayne
Kansas City
Zanesville
Paul Pennabio Neeling
Éigre
Giants
Ganzel
Reds
Long Bob Ewing
Admiral Schlei
Cubs
Ewing
BUNTS AND BINGLES AND THE GIANTS PERFORMANCE
Reporting notes a 3 3 start with the Giants and West and Bridwell in key moments. Um pire Klem smiles through a minor hit to the head as Tenney's shot and Long Bob's misplay influence the inning. Ter Haute and Dayton join the Reds linked by a central league deal including Rowan and Resener.
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Giants
Rkle
Fiswitt
Bridwell
Klem
Tenney
Long Bob
Huggins
Sinedek
Rice
Terre Haute
Dayton
Rowan
Resener
Reds
McLean
Kane
Johnny
Larry
Campbell
McGinnity
Sol
Matty
Long Bob Ewing
Billy and
the Iron Man
Games Today Across the League
New York faces Cincinnati while Brooklyn meets Chicago Philadelphia plays Pittsboro and Boston travels to St Louis.
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National League
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Giants Beat Reds 2 1 as Mathewson Outduels Ewing
In a tight decision at the Polo Grounds the Giants nipped the Reds 2 to 1. Christy Mathewson shut down Cincinnati, while Larry Doyle tallied twice including the tying run on a double and a single. Reds threats fizzled after a first inning wild throw and key plays by Doyle and Tenney.
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Huggins
Kane
Tenney
Doyle
Schlei
Bresnahan
Reds
Mitchell
Hulswitz
Ewing
Giants
Lobert
Paskett
Bridwell
Ganzel
Donlin
Matty
Mathewson
Christy
Chicago
George Schlei
Johnny Kane
Ganzellota
Shannon
Paskert
Pittsburg Surges To Narrow Victory In Ninth Inning
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 3 2 1 in a tense ninth inning comeback. Abbaticchio raps a three base hit and contributes to scoring with a late hit. Storke and Maddox key pitching and fielding. multiple players reach base on balls and sacrifices as Philadelphia strands seven runners.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Storke
Abbaticchio
Wilson
Foxen
Knabe
Wagner
Titus
Maddox
Brooklyn Beats Chicago 5 4 With Heavy Hitting
Brooklyn won 5 to 4 against Chicago as visitors capitalized on Chicago substitutes errors. Notable players Moran Sheckard Hummell Bergen Marshall and McIntyre pitched. final line shows 7 runs off McIntyre in five and two thirds and 7 hits off Frazer. Time 1 57. Umpires Rudderham Ritter.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Moran
Sheehan
Durbin
Ll Lewis
Chicts
Brook
Sheck'd
Maloney
Tinker
Oj Bergen
McIntyre
Hofman
Burch
Howard
Hummell
Zim’man
Frazer
Marshall
Wilhelm
Brown
Bell
Steinfdt
Jordan
Lewis
Bergen
Stteinfeldt
Lumley
Rudderham and
Ritter
St Louis Boston Game Postponed on Wet Grounds
The St Louis and Boston game was postponed due to wet grounds. Weather conditions forced the delay on July 6 in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Louis
Boston
Diehl's Ninth Inning Hit Lifts Toledo Past Louisville 5 4
Toledo 5 Louisville 4. Diehl delivered a ninth inning game winner. Sutthoff and Steen relieved in the sixth. Adams and Steen pitched. Sted bases and key hits by Stanley Abbott Diehl fueled the Toledo win. Time 1 60. Umpire Owens.
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Toledo
Louisville
Diehl
Sutthoff
Poole
Adams
Stéen
PNOGO
Stanley
Abbott
Suthoff
Quinlan
Perrine
Sullivan
Steen
Barbeau
Burke
Hughes
Elwert
Woodruff
Owens
Indianapolis Defeats Columbus 5 To 2 In Afternoon Game
Indianapolis beat Columbus 5 to 2 in an afternoon game. The scorecard lists players, batting details, and pitching appearances for both teams with Druhot and Durham sharing pitching duties. Stolen bases went to Kruger, Congalton, and Davidson.
Minnepolis routs Milwaukee 5 run victory
Costly errors by Milwaukee behind Bateman lead Minneapolis to an easy 5 0 win. Key plays include two bases hits by Robinson and a double play by Fione Oylet and Clarke. Milwaukee fails to score until late as Minneapolis builds a lead and holds on.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Bateman
Robinson
Quillen
Fione
Oylet
Clarke
Kansas City Triumph Over St. Paul 7-4 in Wet Ball Game
In a delayed start at St. Paul, Kansas City beat St. Paul 7 to 4. Carlisle hit a two-base hit for Kansas City with Gehring driving in runs and Dowie and Beckley making key plays. Gehring allowed four runs and Carter struck out four in a 1:45 game with Bierhalter umping.
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SaOh Mae
Kansas City
Carlisle
Gehring
Geier
Laughtin
Downie
Beckley
Carter
Ball
Laumn
St. Paul
Bierhalter
St. P. Eae
K. City
Ab-Hl.o.a-E
Geler
Nei’ Bors
Flood
Cross
Du'leavy
Davis
M3 Shear
Lawhlin
Nee
Saeaeee Sullivan
Ti’meyer
Carter P
Phillies Top New York 6–5 in Exciting Game
Philadelphia defeats New York 6 to 5 as hits and fielding miscues shape the outcome. Conroy delivers a key two base hit off Vickers. pitching by Orth, Hogg, and Coombs figures in the late innings.
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Gee
Vickers
New York
Philadelphia
Conroy
Coombs
Orth
Hogg
Kleinow
da Murphy
Keeler
Stahl
Nichols
South Bend Beats Zanesville 5-3 In Central League Game
South Bend bunched hits to edge Zanesville 5 to 3 in a Central League contest. The score shows South Bend scoring four in the first, none in the fifth, and a final stretch to win. battering details list Smith Kufke Walker and Schniver as contributors.
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Zanesville, CO
South Bend
Zanesville
Smith and Kufke
Walker and Schniver
Evansville Beats Ft Wayne in Eleventh Inning Thriller
Evansville edged Ft Wayne 6 to 5 in eleven innings in Evansville Indiana. Carrington Ferrias and Dunn pitched for Evansville while Jae ger Van Anda and Kelley worked for Ft Wayne as the teams combined for a narrow late victory.
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Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Ind
R.H. Evansville
Carrington
Ferrias
Dunn
Jaeger
van Anda
Kelley
Wheeling Beats Grand Rapids 6 to 5 in Ninth Inning
Wheeling beat Grand Rapids 6 to 5 in Wheeling West Virginia on July 6. The winning run scored in the ninth with Sterzer and Bailey officiating for Wheeling and Rogers and Spahr handling Grand Rapids. Final line shows Wheeling 6 runs on 12 hits with Grand Rapids 5 runs on 7 hits.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Grand Rapids
R.H.E
Sterzer and Bailey
Rogers and Spahr
Te Aute shuts out Terre Haute 5 to 0 in Indiana match
In Terre Haute Indiana on July 6 Te Aute defeated Terre Haute 5 to 0. Players Drohan Williams Yingling and Kiefel contributed in a decisive shutout performance.
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Terre Haute
Ind
H.E. Terre Haute
Dauteer
Battries
Drohan
Williams
Yingling
Kiefel
Soccer scores from four matches across cities
In Little Rock Montgomery edged Little Rock 1 to 0. Mobile defeated Atlanta 2 to 0. Memphis beat Birmingham 6 to 2. Nashville won against New Orleans 2 to 0.
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Little Rock
Montgomery
Mobile
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Cincinnati Fan Food and Local League Moves
Erlanger leaves the Spalding League with address notices for replacements. Kaiser and Lee pitched well in a 4 to 3 Diamond win over the Waldorfs on July 4. Waldorfs beat Nationals 3 to 1 with Lee delivering a great pitching performance. Elroys, formerly Waldorf Juniors, fell to Madisonville Juniors 16 to 9½. All-Americans lost 8 to 5 to Suit Club at Hamilton Sunday. J Holmes at 351 Baum Street invites out‑of‑town teams for games. Johnston’s baseball team faces Advent at Linwood Park. a surprise is planned. St Patricks beat St Xavier 6 to 2 in a fast game. Newport Blue Grass meets Latonia Grays next Sunday July 12 at Latonia.
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Erlanger
Spalding
George Eyrich
East Fifth Street
Waldorfs
Diamonds
Kaiser
Lee
Nationals
Elroys
Waldorf Juniors
Madisonville
Strong Suit
Hamilton
J. Holmes
Baum Street
City
William T
Attell challenges Nelson for lightweight title
Abe Attell issues a world lightweight championship challenge to Battling Nelson after Nelson knocked out Joe Gans. Attell deposits 2500 to bind the bout with 133 pound weigh in and a 5000 dollar side bet. Proposed venue is Coffroth's California club, or any other offering better terms.
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New York
Abe Attell
Battling Nelson
Joe Gans
San Francisco
Attell
James Coffroth
California
Coffroth
Lawrence Realization Stakes Dominated by Fair Play at Coney Island
The Coney Island Jockey Club season closed with the Lawrence Realization Stakes awarding 17860 to the winner. August Belmont's Fair Play easily led, with King James and Durante following as second and third. Other races included the Tammany, Requitar Handicap, and the Ethelbert selling, with noted entries such as Me Melissa, Helmet, Sir Martin, and Frizette among the runners.
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Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Jockey Club
Belmont
J. E. Madden
King James
F. A. Forsythe
Durante
Melissa
McCarthy
Gliding Bell
Gilbert
Pippin
Notter
Helen Harvey
Waponoco
Pescatore
Buxton
Nedlim
Chepontuc
Chaperon
Mugwump
Dader
Peter Quinne
Dreamer
Roseben
Garner
Timber
King Cobalt
Falcada
Tony Nere
Creation
Sir Cleges
Ram
Granteed
Sir Martin
Ibs
Lee
Helmet
Fayette
Miller
Torbelino
Bobbin
County Fair and Statesman
Lawrence Realization
Fair Play
Dugan
Gretna Green
Juggler
Sea Wolf
Killiecrankie
Frizette
Upton
Sweet
Rockstone
Black
Horse Races Entries and Weights Across Seven Races
The program lists seven races with entrants and assigned weights or selling statuses. Notable horses include King Cobalt, Nimbus, Dolly Spanker, Rialto, and Saracinesca in various handicaps and sprints, plus two-year-old fields like Enfield and Fore in selling races and a steeplechase handicap featuring Water Speed and Rocket.
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King Cobalt
DeMand
Nimbus
Dolly Spanker
Altuda
Golden Pearl
Cressina
Rialto
Notasulga
Pantoufle
Saracinesca
Salvolatile
Jean D'Arc
Bat Masterson
Cairngorm
Don Enrique
D'Arkle
Earl G
Umberlla
Trash
Virginia Maid
Watervielt
Edward
Submit
Eschau
Aunt Kate
Dearly Belle
Merise
Queen of Trent
Merry Gift
Big Chief
Rocket
Banner
Paprika
Canvas
Robador
Enfield
Fore
Rubin Grande
Clef
Easton
Tom McGrath
Big Ben
Bedient Silver
John Wats
Goaceute
Latonia Meeting Ends With Mass Losses and Fixes
The Latonia spring meeting ends tonight after directors cut remaining races including the Merchants' selling and Cincinnati Hotel Handicap. Managers report daily losses near $1,000 with mutuels failing to cover costs while two officials amid investigation. Race summaries note Berwick and Sorrel Top triumphs, Uncle Walter and Masson among winners, with Mary Talbot strong at a mile and a sixteenth.
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Latonia
Cincinnati
Latonian
The
Racing Commission
Latonia Entries and Purses Listed for Races
Race details show Latonia with bets for Spunky, 105 pounds, 30.85 place 17.90 show and Mary Talbot carrying 100 pounds with 20.80 straight 12.30 place 8.75 show. Gallileo 104 pounds earned 17.95 place 11.55 show. Time clocked 1:48 2-5 with Bramble Lad and others also running. Hostile Hyphen 105 pounds paid 10.90 BDOW 2.060 with Time 1:46 2-5 and runners Stone Street Aunt Rose Albert Star Banagher Lady Martha listed.
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Mary Talbot
Mary
Gallileo
Stone Street
Lady Martha
Mary Talbott
Queen’s Message
Minder
Geeree Pe Tereitre
Irene B
Powers
Cece Ciiccwccees
Lady Clara
Warren
Feon Gene Tipsee Edge Viewe
Point Lace
My Lady Frances
Simna
Splendida
Ill Will
Proda
Miss Peggy
Ornamosa
Uncle Walter
Ceace
Geese Cowdin
Traxler
Lady Ruby
Ross
Miss Sewall
Ada Meade
Iron Bound
Dispute
Rapical
Admonitor
Light Blue
Sorrel Top
Donna Florra
Fogarty
Marmorean
Martin
Durable
Ingenue
Bell Mina
My Queen of the Roses
Lovey
Impertinence
Balance All
Elancer
Berwick
Joe Moser
Prince Ahmed
Masson
Spunky
Butler
Kennewick
Bramble Lad
Tom Kearney
Washakle
Silver Brook
Jim Liston
McGee
Gossip of the Race Track Meeting Called Off
The Board of Directors called off the meeting shocking Vine street racing circles. Johnny Ferris welcomed the move hoping riders with no business would be sidelined. Jake Holtman planned a trip abroad and dismissed the affair as it drew to a close.
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Board of Directors
Vine Street
Johnny Ferris
Jake Holtman
Zipango Sets Windsor Track Record in Seventh Race
Zipango won the seventh race at Windsor by 13 sixteenths of a mile in 2 00 2 5 signaling a new track record. Jockey Schaller had a bad fall in the sixth race and was taken to a hospital though his condition is not serious. Results list the winners in earlier races with times and placements.
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Detroit
Zipango
Windsor
Schaller
Louise
Devisor
Odside
Gault
Byzantine
the Shaughraun
Dele Strome
Schroeder
Midway
Stillario
Goldway
Renault and Bra sier Compete For Grand Prix Victory At Dieppe
On the eve of France's Grand Prix at Dieppe the public favors Renault and Bra sier representing France, with Banz for Germany a distant rival. Reports from trials show high speeds, and a possible new world record if conditions stay favorable. Guyot won the Grand Prix Des Voutourettes today with 5 45 30, Naudin second, Goux third.
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American Automobile Association
International Committee of
Automobile Clubs
Paris
Automobile Club of America
Guyot
Naudin
Goux
River shipping and departures at Maysville port
The river report notes Ohio River level at Cincinnati at 8 feet 7 inches and falling. It lists departures from Maysville and Cincinnati including The Courier for Manchester, Lizale Bay for Madison, City of Cincinnati, and Greenwood for Pomeroy. It also details arrivals and upcoming sailings from Sycamore and Main streets.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
The
Courier
Manchester
Lizale Bay
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Kentucky
City of Louisville
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Greene Line
Sycamore Street
Madison Packet
Main Street
River levels and arrivals at small ports report
Pittsburgh river at 4.9 feet and falling. Wheeling 4 feet 19 inches and falling. Madison river 8 feet. Evansville 6.7 feet and falling. Cairo 22 feet and stationary. city arrivals include City of Memphis and Cape Girardeau vessels. departures listed for lower Mississippi and other routes.
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Pittsburg
Wheeling
Kanawha
Royal
Clarington
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
Madison
Columbia
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Fred Hartweg
Lower
Mississippi
Fritz
Lower Mississippi
New York Mining Prices and Bond Offers
New York quotes list mining stocks and bonds including Alice, Brece, Brunswick Con, Comstock Tunnel bonds, Con. California and Virginia, Horn Silver, Iron Silver, Leadville Con, Little Chief, Mexican, Ontario, Ophir, all Hopes, Standard, and Yellow Jacket with varied current prices and offers noted for July 6.
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New York
Brunswick
Comstock Tunnel
California
Virginia
Leadville
Ontario
Cotton seed oil price report from New Orleans
In New Orleans on July 6 the market for cotton seed oil shows prime grade at 46 cents per pound.
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New Orleans
Sharp Upturn in Prices of Wheat Leads Markets
Wheat futures rose sharply on July 6 in Chicago with September up 1 1/2 cents to near 89 1/4 cents as rain in Nebraska and strong European prices boosted demand. Corn advanced about 1 1/2 cents, oats 1/2 to 3/4, and provisions gained with pork leading. Missouri and Ohio crop reports worsened, while Liverpool and UK markets supported the rally. Estimated tomorrow’s arrivals list wheat 22 cars, corn 251, oats 281, hogs 20,000 head.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Liverpool
Missouri
Ohio
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
North Western
Dubna
NY July 6 Wheat Corn and Borse Prices Report Activity
Market report from New York notes sharp demand and short covering in wheat with July at 98% and December near 98 to per bushel, corn firm with July 81 to 90c, oats mixed and hay quiet. Prices across commodities show bullion in grains, fats, oils and sugars with steady to firm tones in beef lard and cotton seed oil.
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New York
Aulet
Minnesota
O. B
Duluth
Pacific Coast
Bogota
Central America
City
India
Continent
South America
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Japan
New Orleans
Fair Refining
Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Pious
Kansas City
Receipts at Cincinnati Market Sluggish As Week Opens
Cincinnati July 6 1908 receipts and shipments for forty eight hours show cattle dull with downward price trend across most classes. Hog demand firm to higher with packing and butcher grades up 5 to 15 cents. sheep and lambs steady to higher amid light arrivals. Other markets in East Buffalo Pittsburgh St Louis Kansas City Chicago New York reported varied gains and soft spots.
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Cincinnati
Sons Bos Cine
East Buffalo
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
J . ST. Louis
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
New York
Hall
New York State
Dairy market roundup across cities with varied prices
Kansas City reports higher fresh extras and steady hay markets with Timothy and Prairie grasses priced at around 99.50 and 929.25 respectively. Elgin notes butter firm at 23c and eggs steady while Chicago shows butter easing and varied dairy prices. New York lists butter and cheese trends, eggs, and poultry at mixed rates.
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Kansas City
Elgin
Chicago
New York
New State
Pennsylvania
New York Produce Exchange Grain Totals for July 4
New York on July 6 reports grain totals from July 4 with wheat at 13 837 000 bushels, down 1 542 000, corn 3 023 000, down 236 000, oats and other categories listed with minor changes, rye 230 000 up 36,000, and barley 1971 down 117 000. Slight formatting and OCR issues present.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
Treasury balances report totals cash and gold reserves
Washington July 6 treasury statement shows available cash 233,462,364 dollars. Gold coin and bullion 34,889,569 dollars. Gold certificates 32,445,520 dollars. Excludes 150 million gold reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Wool price notes from St Louis market report
In St Louis on July 6 wool prices for combing and clothing grades range 18 to 20 cents per pound with light fine at 16 to 16.4 cents and heavy fine 11 to 12 cents. Tub washed wool is also listed.
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ST. “Louis
Greene Line Steamer Courier Leaves For Maysville Tonight
A Greene Line steamer courier departs for Maysville tonight at eleven o clock. Contact M 1487 for details on passage and schedule.
Greene Line Steamer Greenwood Service Notice
Greene Line announces the steamer Greenwood for Pomeroy and intermediate points leaving today at 5 p.m. Excursions depart Pi at 5 p.m. Tel M. 1457 for Pomeroy every Tuesday. Also for Louisville and intermediate points, depart on Sundays at 5 p.m. Daily freight service on the Kentucky River is received. Tel M. ish.
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Greene Line
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Omeroy
Louisville
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