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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1908

Page

6

National League and American League matchups listed

National League games include Cincinnati at New York, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston, and St Louis at Philadelphia. American League shows Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at Cleveland, New York at Chicago, and Boston at Philadelphia listed.

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Schedule of NCB Conference Intercity Matchups

American Association list shows Columbus at Louisville Toledo at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Minneapolis Kansas City at St. Paul with dates and venues implied for upcoming fixtures. The brief outlines ongoing intercity games among midwestern teams in the circuit.

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Central League Matchups Across Midwest Cities

Micheyne of Tare ille faces Dayton in the Central League. Evansville travels to South Bend. Terre Haute competes at Grand Rapids in a regional lineup.

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Reds sweep Brooklyn in doubleheader with scoring spree

In the Ohio State League action at Marion Lima and Mansfield Newark and Portsmouth, Cincinnati Reds win 11 to 1 in the opener as McLean homers and Egan, Downey, and Bescher spark a batting avalanche. In the nightcap Brooklyn loses 5 to 4 with Rowan scuffling but Oakes and Hummel adding key plays.

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Brooklyn Triumphs In Doubleheader Thriller

The Brooklyns win the second game 5 to 4 as Lumley drives in two with a two bagger and Oakes makes a crucial catch. Cincinnati rallies with late runs but Brooklyn holds on with Dubuc, Hummel and McMillan contributing solid defense and timely hits.

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Reds to meet Giants in four game series in New York

Special dispatch from Brooklyn notes the Reds cross the bridge to face the Giants in a four game set starting tomorrow. Egan Mitchell and Lobert homered in the first game to tie the season home run record as Rebel Oakes muffed a routine ball allowing Superbas to tie and Gaston-Alphonse allowed late drama. The Reds hope to surpass their prior results in this Eastern trip with Fromme or Spade starting against McGraw, while Cran dall or Wiltse go for the Giants.

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Reds Top Brooklyns 9 to 2 in Eleventh Game

The Reds improve to 11-0-? against the Brooklyns this season with a 9 to 2 victory. Lumley’s squad dominates early and maintains lead through the game.

Griffiths Ready Pitching Staff for Giants Series

Griffiths reports a strong pitching staff for a tough series against the Giants. Fromme Gaspar Spade and Campbell are available, Ewing had limited work today, and Rowan will be ready to contribute before the series ends.

Griffith Giants Fromme Gaspar Spade Campbell Ewing Rowan

Reds could climb to third with four games left

The Reds eye a surge over the next four days as they could leap into third place by sweeping the series with the Giants. A perfect run would edge them just one point ahead in the percentage table, reshaping the standings.

Reds Giants

Dick Egan Sparks Opener With Three Hits and Four Runs

Dick Egan delivered three solid hits in the opener driving in four runs as his team jumped to a strong start. The performance set the tone early and showcased Egan as the pivotal offensive catalyst.

Dick Egan

Paskett Plays First Base as Brooklyn Wins

Manager Griffith slots Paskett at first base after the opener. Big Jack Rowan shows improved form on his Eastern trip and control could aid Griffith's pennant hopes. Fans protest Klein’s calls in the last game, but Brooklyn’s winning tally ends the uproar.

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Mobile First Fall Short at Little Rock on Road Trip

Fragmentary score notes show Mobile First losing to Memphis 4 0 with a second game tally of 3 and references to Memphis at Little Rock, Birmingham and Nashville contexts. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.

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Cogs GaN National ABE Series Sees Cardinals Reds Game

The St. Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds split a tense series with a win for one side and a loss for the other. Boston cops ABE report on the fresh standings as the national scene shifts.

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The Cube Top Phillies in National League Action

The Cube were the only gainers in the National League yesterday defeating the Phillies. The Pirates and Giants split their double header, while the Reds and Brooklyn each won and lost a game. Boston defeated St Louis to win the series from Bresnahan's crew.

Phillies Pirates Giants Reds Brooklyn Boston St. Louis Bresrahan Bunch

Chicago 3 Philadelphia 0 in nine inning win

Chicago won 3 to 0 over Philadelphia as Steinfeldt drove in two and Schulte scored the other run. Pitching by Overall and McQuillen shut out the Phillies with Covalesky and Corridon strong on the mound. Doolin was ejected in the first for disputing a call. Steinfeldt danger in the third aided by a triple.

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Eastern Teams Dominate With Key Victories

The Highlanders defeated the Browns while the Boston Red Sox triumphed over the Chicago team, giving the eastern clubs a clear overall win majority.

Highlanders Browns Boston Red Sox Chicago

Eastern clubs win two of three contests

The Eastern teams won two of three games while the Western side claimed only the Naps as a winner. The Highlanders defeated the Browns and Boston fell to the White Sox in the series.

Naps Highlanders Browns Boston White Sox

New York and Pittsburg Split Doubleheader In New York

New York won the first game 3 to 2 while Pittsburg took the second 9 to 0. Marquard allowed only one safety for New York in the nightcap as Cannig struggled with wildness. Attendance for the six-game series topped 90,000.

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Cleveland 3 Washington 0 in rain shortened game

Cleveland defeated Washington 3 to 0 as darkness halted play in the fifth inning and heavy rain fell shortly after. Birmingham, Jasterly and Stovall connected for Cleveland with key hits while Rhoades and Johnson faced the opposing lineup with several strikeouts.

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Curtis and Dougherty Lead Nine Inning Showdown

Curtis A. and Dolguedy Baieanis report a fast seven inning game where Huse-Of Curtis scores five in the seventh, Dougherty adds three in one inning. Time 1:60, with Streets and Hayes noted.

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Rain halts Louisville vs Columbus after seven innings

Louisville leads Columbus 2 0 after rain stops play in the seventh. Halla hurled well for Louisville, Milligan relieved in the sixth, and the soggy field slowed the game. Nelson allowed seven hits in five and one third innings as Louisville threatened in a delayed game at Louisville, Ky.

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Kansas City Beats St. Paul 4 to 1 in Baseball Match

Kansas City dominated St. Paul with a 4 1 victory as Flaherty struggled for the visitors while Hall held firm for Kansas City. Key moments included a ejection for Karger and two-base hits by Hite Flynn Devis and Flaherty. Time 1 35 Umpire Sullivan.

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Rain Costs Indianapolis Toledo Game Postponement

Rain in Indianapolis leads to the postponement of the Indianapolis Toledo game scheduled for July 12 in Indiana. Officials announced the delay citing wet field conditions and rescheduling plans to follow.

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Boston Wins Ninth-Inning Thriller Over St Louis 4 3

Boston defeats St Louis 4 to 3 in the final game of the series as the decisive run scores in the ninth after Byrne drops a catch at third. Sallee and Byrne led with two-base hits and a sequence of hits following.

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Shelbyville and Richmond Scores Highlight Local Matchups

Fragmented text shows Shelbyville and Richmond area teams facing Batterlee and Schenkers with players named Lexi, Reeve, Harper, Kiercher, and others. No clear dates or full results are readable.

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Boston Beats Chicago 4–3 in Ten Innings to End Series

Boston won the Chicago series with a 4–3 ten inning victory. Three hits, a walk, and an error sparked three runs in the fourth. the visitors then pushed across the decisive run in the 10th with two outs after a hit batter.

Boston Chicago

Hockey Scores From Recent Matches

Buffalo beat Toronto 9 to 6 while Rochester defeated Montreal 4 to 2. Jersey City hosted Providence with a 2 to 0 result. Baltimore won at Newark 4 to 2.

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Ohio State League Games Postponed Due to Rain

All Ohio State league games were postponed because of rain. No reschedule date was announced, and teams await fresh schedules from league officials.

Thirty Cars Start in Clidden Tour at Kalamazoo Stop

Detroit July 12 Mayor Breitmeyer fired the start gun for the sixth annual Glidden reliability run. Thirty entrants begin the long trip to Kansas City via Chicago Minneapolis and Denver with a Kalamazoo control overnight. Drivers and cars listed for Glidden and Hower trophies.

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Glidden tour reaches Kalamazoo with near perfect scores

Thirty cars started from Detroit today on the Glidden tour and all but three arrived in Kalamazoo with perfect scores. Class A finished 142.8 miles in 7 hours 10 minutes amid good roads and dust, with penalties listed for three cars including chassis and timing faults. Tomorrow's Class A route to Chicago covers 176.3 miles in 8 hours 30 minutes.

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