Fromme Leads Second Win in Pitchers' Duel
Fromme earns a second win in a tight pitchers' battle as Gaspar and Rucker tally runs. The team will rest today after the hard fought outing.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
9
Fromme earns a second win in a tight pitchers' battle as Gaspar and Rucker tally runs. The team will rest today after the hard fought outing.
Indianapolis 0 Columbus 0. Louisville 3 Toledo 2. Minneapolis 2 City 1. Milwaukee St Paul & grateful for unclear remaining result.
Lancaster faces Mansfield in the Ohio State League action as teams vie for standings and a key victory. Rivalry heat and local fan interest rise as the contest unfolds this season.
Fragmentary notes show New York at Philadelphia Detroit at Chicago and other AL matchups. No scores or outcomes are readable, but the fragment hints at a league schedule with several games across major cities.
The outline lists Columbus at Louisville, Toledo at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at Minneapolis, and Kansas City at St. Paul as games in the American Association schedule.
CentraL League schedule shows Wheeling vs South Bend Zanesville vs Fort Wayne Evansville vs Grand Rapids Haute vs Dayton outlining five key games this week.
At Washington Park Cincinnati Reds defeated Brooklyn in both games. Fromme, Egan, Mitchell and Hoblitzel starred with timely hits and strong fielding. Rucker and Gaspar faced stiff Cincinnati batting as Downey, Egan and Bescher made crucial plays.
A fragmented note reports Magesy and Bunch achieving a notable win for the Phillies. The brief mentions key players and the team’s success on the field with emphasis on the victorious outcome.
Milwaukee and Minneapolis finish tied as the West World Association matchup ends in a neck and neck affair. McLurdy delivers timely hits while Packard threads steady pitching, Hickman's triple highlighted the game and Toledo's Reilly Woodruff and Olson contribute in offense and defense.
A garbled report shows Milwaukee and Minneapolis winning, tying for the lead. Indianapolis trails, while Pegyrdus and Louisville are tied for places, keeping several teams in contention for the league title despite confusion.
In Indianapolis on July 10 Elis and Columbus played a doubleheader. Cheney’s pitching and defense dominated the second game for Columbus while Elis were shut out in the opener. The first game featured strong pitching by Rhevith Cavers for Elis and tight fielding.
Fort Wayne defeated Zanesville 6 to 3 in Fort Wayne Indiana on July 10. The Fort Wayne lineup produced one run in the first, three in the third, one in the seventh, and one in the ninth while Zanesville managed three runs across the fourth and ninth innings. Batteries were Corns Hammond and Hecker for Fort Wayne with Walker and Smith catching for Zanesville.
Milwaukee took the last game of the series from St. Paul 6 to 5 in a seven inning finish. St. Paul mustered its first safe hits in the seventh as Liege homered to spark a rally. Milwaukee added two-base hits from McCormick Dougherty Liege Davis Armbruster and Murray. Game details include pitching notes Hall Liege Dougherty Curtis and Umpires Sullivan and Conahan.
Cubs lost one game and won the other in a doubleheader against Brooklyn while St. Louis and Boston teams posted wins. Ross led the Chicago club with a strong showing as the Cubs edged the Phillies in the other matchup.
Chicago pounds Philadelphia with a 194 to 1 rout as pitchers and batters dominate. Notes mention Brown on the mound for Chicago and Sheckard driving offense while Philadelphia struggles at the plate.
In a July game Pittsburg overwhelmed New York with an 8 to 2 victory. Bi Fe Bridwell scored twice on a first inning triple and Wiltse pitched 8 innings for New York, while Marquard allowed several runs as Pittsburg built a big lead. Time 1:40. Umpires O Day and Emslie.
Fine pitching by Lush powered St Louis to a 6 to 0 victory as Boston managed only three hits. Fielding miscues helped St Louis tally most of its runs. Lush earned the win with Ferguson taking the loss as Boston's defense faltered.
The first games of a new Cincinnati tennis league will be played tomorrow afternoon. Teams include Elberon club McGregor club and Atwater club with several others to join. Opening matches feature Cappell versus Miller and Gerli versus Atwater, with Montgomery and Stapstury facing Foy and Mackentepe. Referees T Ryan and W Gerling. A sixth club pending.
Milwaukee critics analyze Rab binson and Barry McCormick as fielders who may benefit from a base change. They foresee Chicago entering the picture and clubs from Cincinnati and Pittsburgh returning to the old game. American Association experts believe Rube Marquard would be more valuable to John McGraw if used more actively, as he currently lacks work.
South Bend defeated Wheeling as Moffit pitched superbly and provided timely hitting. Final score 2 to 4 with South Bend scoring in the first and middle innings while Wheeling managed four runs late. batteries Mofit and Wells for South Bend, Richardson and Stratton for Wheeling.
Dayton fell 10 to 8 as Terre Haute rallied in the seventh. Bemis Brennan Goes Noah and Pearce contributed to the visitors big inning while Dayton bats managed eight runs with scattered hits and errors. Noah charged with the loss amid a two hit, two walk effort.
Dorner drives in the winning run in the seventh with bases loaded as Minneapolis tops Kansas City 2 to 1. Carlile and Ritter noted with two-base hits, while Dorner collects the clutch RBI to seal the victory in the late frame.
Grand Rapids won both ends of a July 10 doubleheader against Evansville, taking the first game 8 to 5 and the second 2 to 0. Taylor worked in the opener, while Hagerman pitched a shutout in the nightcap. Batteries: Taylor and Batley in Game 1, Doty and Sears in Game 2.
The readable text is fragmented and lacks complete names, places, or actions to form a factual news item. It mentions a Mike Kelley, a Eiteber Wolter, and a poor decision allowing a transfer to Boston, but details are too garbled to establish a valid summary with concrete entities or outcomes.
Local ledger shows a 2 to 2 draw between Louisville and Toledo with unclear play details. No further names or dates readable.
Newport society swimmers prepare for the women’s championship race with Vera Gilbert as strong favorite. Entrants include Mrs. Barger Wallace Miss Oleanora Sears Miss Edna Barger Miss Margaret Busk and Miss Gilbert. Gilbert previously won applause swimming from Bailey’s Beach to Easton’s against James De Wolf Cutting.
Timely hitting and strong play by Snyder Chase Johns and Fisher propelled Newark to a third consecutive win. The lineup featured Behringer Wolfe Pinkney and Toohey with key two base and three base hits. Snyder homered and Sailors recorded stolen bases while Chase and Zmich split pitching duties.
Taima, Colo July 10 Ludwig held Portsmouth in check until the ninth when the locals pressed hard but could not overturn the visitors lead. Three-base hit by Sykes highlighted the game with strong pitching by Pickett and Munck. Nineteen? remains. Portsmouth wins 4 1/2?
Mansfield bats produce early runs but Lancaster rallies with two bases on balls and timely hits. Gandy and Meehan lead Lancaster with key doubles and singles while McFarland and Deconniere pitched throughout. final score 7 to 4 in favor of Lancaster.
In Frankfort the roster shows R H E Brogue facing BroviRlOPt with Batteries-Barton and Elgin among others. At Winchester the RHE Ramey pad lines up against Batteries-Nickens and Horn while Lex is represented by Stultz Doyle and Harp.
In Montreal first game Montreal fell 0 to 3 against Buffalo. second game Montreal 6 Buffalo 3. Toronto one game tied 4–6 with Rochester and another 6–7. Providence Newark 1–0 Providence. Jersey City edged Baltimore 4–3 in eleven innings.
Mobile outscored Little Rock 7 to 0 in the first game and won 3 to 1 in the second. Atlanta defeated Nashville 1 to 0 in another noted matchup.
In Cleveland the Dead in America beat the Athletics to stay atop the league standings as Washington and Chicago posted victories over Boston.
Detroit held first place by defeating the Athletics while Boston rallied past Cleveland after trimming the Senators. Races remained close with standings tight and pennant hopes alive for both divisions.
Detroit tops Philadelphia 13 to 7 in a midseason American League clash. Rosi-D hits drove in the first four runs while Bender limned six innings for Philadelphia. Cobb Rossman and Crawford led Detroit with multiple hits as the home nine solved Bender’s delivery and pulled ahead in the pennant race.
Chicago wins 7 to 1 in the second game of the set as strong hitting and Wood’s wildness aid the victory. Dougherty drives in two runs with a double and two singles, while Reilly Altizer Tannehill and Lord contribute at the field and plate.
Cleveland scored four runs with Washington errors proving costly in a 4 to 0 victory. Young pitched superbly, with Unglaub and Milan contributing key hits as Cleveland pulled away after a scoreless start.
Rain in St Louis forces postponement of New Yorks Louis game scheduled for July 10. Weather delays shift matchup, with officials awaiting rescheduling details and venue confirmation.
Buffalo N Y July 10 Bye wins the $1000 Niagara stake at Erie lowering the track record by a fifth of a second completing five furlongs in 1 008 5 Jockey Burns injures collarbone in second race A sale of William Walker string leads to paddock excitement Stanley brings $11000 with Bellwether Weather clear track fast First race results list Hyperion Apache Tomiland. second race Topsy Robinson Anne McGee Hooray. third race All Red Pluto Meadow. fourth race Niagara State Bye White Galvesca Turf Star. fifth race Honesty Green Seal King Solomon Scruples.
In New York on July 10 officials announced the date for a forthcoming tennis event. Details on participants and venue were not provided in the fragment.
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