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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
2
Ganec's Bunch loses both games to Kelley nine as Coakley hits 18 and Mideon belts two homers. Fiest Bese drives in key runs in the double header setback.
Unclear play by McLean and Campbell led to costly errors and three walks that enabled Boston to push ahead with a three run surge. McGann received a compliment as Dan advanced from third on a misplayed ball at the plate.
Two out when a winning run scored. Wheeler with a home run and three-base hit Haydon. Slagle struck out six, Hall five. Stolen bases by Coulter Lindsay Gehring. Passed balls three by Schissel. Left on base St Paul ten Indianapolis nine. Time one forty five. Umpire Kane.
Milwaukee defeats Toledo 8 to 2 as Sutthoff exits early and Asher allows six hits and four runs in the ninth. Both clubs fielded poorly in a dull game with Barbear and Hirschmann among the listed batters and Robinson contributing line drive hits for Milwaukee.
The article states that players moved to the minor leagues can be repurchased before August 20 and notes Cincinnati has eleven cases before a supreme body sets rules governing these cases. The piece outlines the official process and timing for reclaims.
The Commercial Tribune sporting editor holds a $500 stake on the 1908 presidential election. He bets $100 that Taft carries Indiana with the remainder to be placed on further regional outcomes.
Pittsburg July 27 Nan Patterson, the chorus girl twice tried for the Caesar Young murder in New York, fled as fears grew she would be sent back to New York and left the city late in the evening for an uncertain destination.
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