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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
10
Norwood suffers a 3-0 defeat with Williamson delivering nine goose eggs on the mound for Norwood. One hit came in on a run forced in by Lockland in the sixth inning. Davis contributed strong fielding for the defending side.
Avondale defeats College Hill 6 to 2 in a tight game. Ernie Diehl leads with timely hits and strong defense while Cliff Johnson provides power at the plate. G Diehl works through threats with runners on and fan rate high as H.O.A.E. notes detail pitching and fielding contributions from Haberer Dickers and others.
Cathedral defeated Mount Auburn 5 to 2 in a tense game. Fehring delivered a key single and Donavan, Haggerty, and Bird starred on defense while Murray collected three hits in five at bats. Umpire Brauer, Cochran Chair Co.
In a tight game on former grounds NG edged the Soldiers 6 to 8. Hite Hayes McFrey lead runs and hits with key sacrifice plays. Wieman Schirmer Eisner and others contributed stolen bases and RBI production as pitchers Campbell and Ludiow held district action to the final out. Time 2 07. Umpire listed.
Fragmentary OCR shows numeric totals and scattered names such as Fisiachmann, Schmiesing, Fiet en, Garner, Cassidy, Hornixe, Hurley. No coherent game, teams, or event clearly identifiable from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR shows seeds and trades with references to Lambe and Hogue & Mie firms, indicating a register listing seed lot 4011, Pasat's 4i, and a possible trade connection involving the Lamber Company and a 0030629 code. Utilities and exact details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Hillsdale edges American Book Company 9 to 8 after late ace hitting. Sauer and Schmitz doubled for A B C while Handy allowed nine strikeouts. Gausling pitched for Hillsdale fending off in eighth and ninth.
Fragmentary notes mention Baader Umpire Birdsall and a basic baseball reference. No clear event, date, team, or outcome is readable.
In a terse box score the game shows Garey Jansen Kraemer and Jansen among hitters with AB H and RBI totals. Plate notes cite two-baggers by Hite Jansen and Woodall with left on base figures for Blaine Thompson Co and Carey Co. Umpire Kohl presided as errors and outs are listed with strikeouts by Vetter and Lichtenberg.
Milford defeated Friars A C 9 to 0 after the Friars forfeited the game yesterday. The outcome confirms Milford's win by forfeit with Milford leading.
French Bros. defeated Hyde Park yesterday. Fowler's one handed catch stood out as a featured play amid a pitching duel. Team totals show French Bros scoring nine to Hyde Park eight with key two-base hits by Doll Leverone Watts and Fowler and standout pitching from Gellenbeck O'Donnell Leverone and Kaleer.
Norwood defeated Queen Manufacturing Co by a score of 8 to 3 in an ended game at Norwood. The features highlighted the senses of Sree be with two double peaks and Welage's batting.
Norwood turns four double plays led by Cordes Burton and Kley as Manufacturing Co struggles with seven hits and errors. Jewell fans three and walks one while Norwood scores twice and holds on for an 8-8 tie with late pitching and fielding miscues.
B M Grant and T R Pell of New York, Pell the indoor champion, won the South tennis championship doubles by defeating C B Doyle and H E B Doyle of Washington. Pell beat C B Doyle in singles to reach a Monday final versus Nat Thornton of Atlanta. Miss Turle of New York defeated Miss Monroe of New Orleans to win the women's singles.
Percy Smallwood, world champion middle distance runner, loses a 12 mile race in Sharon Pennsylvania to six local rivals who each ran two miles. Smallwood finished in 1 hour 18 minutes 5.15 seconds, eight laps behind. The Welshman paused five times with cramps and plans to attempt a new 12 mile world record next Saturday.
F L Ramadell of the University of Pennsylvania runs 100 meters in 10.5 seconds at Forbes Field during the Pittsburg carnival. Record broken in a dramatic sprint as spectators witness the new world mark in a heat.
Rowan's wildness and Hartwell's timely hitting lead Hartwell to an 8 0 victory over Union Gas Co. After errors by the Gas Co. the home team pulled away, with Hartwell collecting four stolen bases and six strikeouts by Dubre while Rowan fanned four.
Gilsey 7 Westwood 5 in a chaotic contest highlighted by multiple miscues. McCann Tooker and Armstrong led the miscues with four errors by McCann at second. line scores show a string of errors and scattered hits as Gilsey improves to seven runs for the day while Westwood finishes five.
Two-base hits by Rasch McCann Jacobs Tooker. Three-base hit by Taylor with copies of anes Taylor Jacobs Mo der. Umpire Welch noted.
A tie is set in the Westchester cup as Hackett and Little join the Wrenn brothers with three victories and one defeat each. The Wrenns beat Clothier and Johnson 7 5 6 1, while Hackett and Little beat Larned and Dabney after three sets. The decisive match is scheduled for Monday.
Barney Schreiber, turfman, married Elizabeth M. Howe of Utica New York in St Louis Missouri. The couple will honeymoon at Schreiber’s land and horse farm in Bucks County.
Robert Gardner of Hinsdale a Yale sophomore defeated Charles Evans Jr 1 up in the Westward Ho 36 hole match in Chicago. Gardner led early and held on as Evans pressed in the final holes.
Ripley beat Russellville yesterday with Wiley Piatt starting for Russellville. Piatt allowed four runs while MacKiley and Carr contributed key hits. Umpires and other lines appear incomplete but the result and notable pitcher are clear.
The Baldwin Company defeated the Peck William company in a hard fought game. Miller starred on the mound with two hits allowed and fifteen strikeouts. Final score details and individual at bats appear in the scrambled lines with several scoring notes.
American marksmen arrived yesterday and spent the day sightseeing and preparing for the proceedings. The Swiss team won the rifle match by two points over France. The plate championship was won by France, beating Switzerland. An evening gala accompanied the team’s participation.
Madisonville defeated Trinity 11 to 2 as Trinity made twelve errors and stranded runners. Vordenberg allowed two hits but still endured a poor day with 14 strikeouts while Lipman fanned eight. Brunk Kilpatrick Little supplied two doubles and Powers hit two triples for Madisonville.
Miami defeats Fernbank 5 to 0 in an amateur game. Key hits include a home run by G Eaton and two-base hits by Hite and G Eaton. Pitchers Kite and Mitchell faced varying outcomes with Kite striking out four. Umpire Wakefield posted the call.
Open date in Spinn ey league features multiple games today with Pathfinders versus Avondale Athletics at Wood and Ludlowton facing Q C E company. Manager Monahan and Dorsey lead Y M I. others include Heidelberg Cheviot Ludlow and Ren sselaers with Linwood rebranding for a busy schedule at Norwood Inn Wiedemann park and Bellevue park.
The Gyms won late yesterday with a wide score margin against the Railroad team. Final tallies and exact numbers are unclear due to damaged OCR text, but Gyms displayed clear dominance throughout the game and secured the victory.
Fall River New England league player Charles R Messenger, an outfielder for the Fall River team, has been sold to the Chicago club Americana Messenger, with plans to depart for the West soon after three years with Fall River.
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