Our Boys Play Like Children St Louis Wallops Phillips
St Louis overwhelmed Phillips with strong play and weak support from opponents. The home team dominated on both ends, pushing ahead early and never relinquishing the lead.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1902
Page
11
Cardinals Rally To Take First Of Series In St Louis
ST LOUIS May 81 The Cardinals beat Cincinnati 9 to 3 in a high class exhibition aided by Redlegs errors. Yerkes pitched well except for one inning as Barclay Smoot and Hartman led St Louis at the plate with multiple hits. Magoon drove a three base hit for Cincinnati but failed to spark a comeback.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Phillips
Redlegs
Cincinnati
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Yerkes
St. Louisans
Barclay
St. Louls
Yank
Magoon
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
May
Dobbs
Cardinal
O'Neill
Smoot
Hartman
Krueger
Peitz
Pretzel Battery
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Gissalle
Wa Bee
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Ragoon
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Pen
Bt. Louis
Reds
Brooklyn
Hanlon
Boston Beats Brooklyn In Low-Scoring Baseball Game
Boston defeated Brooklyn 11 to 5 with Miccredh ard earning two bases. Tenney stole two bases, while Dahlen and Tenney turned double plays. McMakin and Eason pitched, with McMakin allowing four runs and Eaton one. Time 2:17. Umpire Cantillon.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Miccredhard
L “Tenney
Dahlen
Demont
Tenney
Phillies Shut Out New York at Polo Grounds 3–0
Philadelphia blanked the Giants at the Polo Grounds in New York, defeating them 3 to 0. Box shows Voorhees and Sparks pitching, with Doyle, Douglass, and Smith among the NY lineup.
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New York
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
Brush Has Not Heard of Peace Talks in Baseball
John T. Brush, chairman of the National League executive committee, arrived in town to attend the Cincinnati vs St. Louis game and denied knowledge of any peace conference or treaty between the leagues. He said he would hear of any such development and declined further comment on the Cincinnati club or possible moves involving American League players who left the team.
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John T. Brush
National
Brush
Cincinnati
St. Louis
St. Nicholas Hotel
Mr. Brush
National League
American League
Pennsylvania
Napoleon
Lajoie
Bernhardt
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Lajoié
Lajoie and Bernhardt
A Sure Thing Atlas National Bank Prize Draw
A bank promotion offers a $34,000.00 prize at Atlas National Bank with 1,490 chances to win. Details are on the twenty fourth page of the publication.
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Atlas National Bank
Philadelphia Triumph Over St Louis In Injury Time Victory
Philadelphia defeats St Louis 8 to 6 after Harper enters and walks in two bases on balls. A fumble by Padden and a sac bunt provide the decisive runs as Burkett McCormick and Reidy contribute solid lines. Time 2 15. Umpire O Connell.
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Yerkes
Phillips
St. Louis
Cincinnati
O’ Day
Philadelphia
Luoues
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Harper
Railay
Padden
L. Ab.h.o.a . Burkett
Heldr’k
McCor’k
Donohue
Wallace
Maloney
Sugden
Reidy
Wiltee
St. Louis Soos
Eghoh Harper
M. Cross
McCormick
Dav Cross
Fultz
Davin Castro
Castro
Basle
Rper
Willie G
O' Connell
Stew Miln
Ab.h.o.a.e
Brien
Hiel
Allman
Grady
Runkle
Mith
Oa.m'b
Dem
Ville
Duhgan
Rothfuss
Gm’ And'ns
Lewee
Cuan
G.m’b'de
Bpeér
Weyhing
Hermann
Foreman
Tétals
Kansas City
Milwaukee
A. McBride
Mc Andrews
Speer
Clingmian
Weyh
Tin
Lawsons error sinks Baltimore as Cleveland wins
Baltimore loses to Cleveland 8 to 2 after Lawson fails to cover first base in the eighth. Attendance 2,949. Key plays include two base hits by Breenahan and Bonner and McGann's three base hit for Cleveland in a loss marked by defensive miscues.
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Baltimore
La&wson
Cleveland
Lawson
Kelley
O' Laugh’ N
Carruthers
Chicago 4 Washington 1 baseball recap
Washington rallies and Chicago wins 4 to 1 in a game with hits, walks and errors. Key players include Coughlin Mertes and Wolter on Chicago and Strang, Keister and Davis for Washington with Townsend and Patterson pitching. Attendance 2,300.
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H.O.A.E
Coughlin
Mertes
Carey
Ofabell
Edness
Daly
Clarke
M'f’land
Towns
Raon
Washington
Chicago
Coughin
Strang
Mértes
Kelister
Wolverton
Suther
Davis
Detroit Defeats Boston In Tight Closer Game
Detroit beats Boston 13 to 7 in a close midway through with late dramatics. Dohany, Yeager and LaChance led Boston’s offense while Winters pitched for Detroit as key hits and fielding miscues shaped the scoring. Attendance not listed.
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Boston
Detroit
Aterd
W ‘Wikherke
Wildmese
H.o.ab
Gherty
Casey
Collins
Harley
Stahl
Barrett
Freeman
Holmes
Parent
Elberfeld
L’ch’ce
Gleanon
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Dillon
Warner, c
Winters
LaChance
Yeager
Gleason
olens—Dougherty
Swimbers
Yeager Fh
Columbus Orders Cogswell to Report at Once
Special despatch states Cogswell has been ordered from oO.tener Cay to Milwaukee and to report at Columbus immediately for assignment or action.
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Cogswell
Commercial Tribune
Times Oo
Tener Cay
Uratpguet Cogswe Paars
Omas
Milwaukee
Pfiester Unhittable For Columbus In 6 To 2 Win
Columbus beat Toledo 6 to 2 as Pfiester hurled a strong line allowing only one inning of offense for Toledo. Columbus hit in clusters scoring four runs, Coggewell relieved, attendance 1,835. Multiple players listed with averages and fielding notes accompany the box score.
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Columbus
Pflester
Toledo
Coggewell
Norwood Loses A Ten Inning Tilt To College Hill
In Indianapolis area news, Norwood drops a ten inning game to College Hill as Lindsey and Heisman work long relief. The final score ends 7 to 5 after College Hill scores two in the tenth and Norwood falls short in a tight, extended matchup.
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College Hill
Norwoods
Norwood
Lindsey
Crese Heisman
College Hill Boys
St. Paul Nips Minneapolis 2–1 In Pitchers Battle
St. Paul defeated Minneapolis 2 to 1 in a tight pitchers game. Luther allowed four hits while Ferguson struggled with eight baserunners but kept runs off the board in key moments. Attendance 1,500 as St. Paul rallies past the locals.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Luther
St. P. Ab.h.o.ad. M'risgey
Geter
Phyle
Aed
Iehays
Lynch
O Dillard
Werden
Ol Kelly
Wilmot
Guggins
M’'F'lin
Zalusky
Alediae
Mther
Ferguson
R. Minneapolla Cevesteccess
Lajoie and Bernhard Sign With Cleveland
W R Armour reports from Washington that Lajoie and Bernhard signed four year contracts with the Cleveland Club. Lajoie to earn 7000 dollars annually and Bernhard 8000, paid regardless of league consent or denial.
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Lajoie
Bernhard
Cleveland
W. R. Armour
the Plain Dealer
Washington
Kilfoyle
Somers
Coufrts
Carthage Beats Railroad YMCA 8 to 3 in Overtime Showing
Carthage defeated the Railroad YMCA 8 to 3 in a game highlighted by strong battery work from Tensing and Kellner and notable batting by Williams. Manager Macke praised Carthage after the victory and looks to beat the Avondales next Saturday.
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Carthage
Raillroad
Feaures
Tensing
Kellner
Williams
Macke
Avondales
Christ Church 9 Y M C A Wins Narrow Baseball Game
Christ Church team defeated Central Y M C A 9 to 8 in a closely contested game after tying the score in the seventh inning and gaining a batting surge in the eighth. Notable moments included a costly baserunning mistake and a dramatic turnaround as parish house players seized the lead and held on.
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Christ Church
Central
the Central Boys
Parish House Boys
Pete Pg
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Oudghe
Ehad
Tral Y. Moc. Ay
Giltennam
Gehad
Daljane
Wyomings Beat Park Grays 8 to 5 For Fifth Straight Win
The Wyoming Grays defeated the Park Grays by eight to five, led by F. Sarvis pitching and strong all around play. It marks the fifth consecutive victory for the Wyomings as Mayes Young Dreths Schone and others contributed at bat and on base.
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Wyoming Grays
Park Grays
Wyomings
F. Sarvis
Southern Association games in Atlanta disrupted
Fragmentary report notes a Southern Association game in Atlanta with unclear teams and outcome. The readable text mentions Atlanta and an attendant event but lacks decisive results or identifiers.
Gyms Rally To Edge Globes In Close Decoration Day Tilt
The Gyms defeated Globe-Wernicke 7 to 5 on Globe grounds after a tight back and forth. Diehl pitched well, limiting Globe to five hits as Gyms Central batter Hessler and Zuriage provided key runs. Stockman and Campbell worked for walks and the Gyms stole bases to secure the win.
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Gyms
Shamrocks
Tobey
Globe
Globes
Gyrns
Diehl
Globe-Wernicke
Stockman
Campbell
Hessler
Lloyd
Zuriage
Davies
Casey
Leon
Brinker
Zurlage
Firemen rally to edge Stamina in Queen City League clash
Firemen overcome a late deficit to beat Stamina 8 to 9 in a 2 inning rally. Key hits by O’Brien and Johnson and strong pitching by Hillis helped Firemen seize momentum after a shaky start, as Stamina failed to score after the fourth.
Gene Lutz Back in Town Promotes Institute
Eugene Lutz promoter of physical culture is back in town near full health after two years of illness. He plans to open a physical culture institute in Walnut Hills next week.
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Eugene Lutz
Fisth
Lutz
Hie
Walnut Hills
Wek
Will Race for $40 000 Purse in Speedway Match
New York May 31. A heated dispute over the second heat outcome in a match between BLE Smithers Queen Wilkes and Nathan Straus Alves led to a return race for 15000 a side. The owners agreed to a best two of three at Speedway with driving duties by the owners and proceeds donated to charity.
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New York
BLE
Smithers
Queen Wilkes
Nathan Straus
Alves
Mr. Straus
Mr. Smithers
Speedway
Goshen Wins Tri-Field Day For Second Time
Goshen wins the triangular field and track meet with 67 points while South Bend scores 85 and Elkhart 3. Orley Warden sets a state half mile record. R B Kelly and Warren Finney win gold and silver medals for Goshen. About 1,000 attend at Lesh stock farm in Goshen.
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Commercial Tribune
Goshen
Ind
South Bend
Elkhart
Soft Bend
R. B. Kelly
Warren Finney
Chicago University
Kelly
Finney
Orley Warden
Eldred
Work
Lesh Stock Farm
Americans Win First Polo Test Match at Hurlingham
The first test polo match for the American Cup was won by the Americans 2 goals to 1 at Hurlingham London. A large crowd saw play begin after 4 pm with strong English pressure before R L Agassiz and Foxhall Keene clinching the American victory. Notable spectators included Joseph H Choate and Henry White from the U S Embassy.
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Hurlingham
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Henry White
Aterbury
R. L. Agassiz
Charles D. Miller
Foxhall ‘Keene
Diseases that dethrone manhood by peculiar male ailments
Dr. W. A. Cook declares that diseases peculiar to men have caused more harm to manhood than any other illness. He states his life’s work focuses on treatments for afflicted men, promising reliable cures through his methods.
Cure Promises Rapid Varicocle Recovery and Restored Health
An advertisement touts a treatment that eradicates varicoceles without cutting or pain. It claims blood pools drain quickly, soreness and swelling subside, and health and manhood are restored.
Dr Heyl Wins Peters Gun Contest Final Shoot
In the Peters Arms Company gun contest final Gambell scored 46 and Dr Proved won a fine gun for a top finish. The ten highest scores were counted with Heyl averaging 8 birds per 100. Other top names include Gambell Coleman Maynard and Butts among the ten, as listed in the tallies.
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Peters Arms Company
Gambell
Heys
Rex Guwedaus
Coleman
Maynard
Jay Bee
Ryan and Sullivan Sail for Europe to Fight in London
Tommy Ryan and Spike Sullivan, prize fighters, sailed on the Umbria for London to appear at the National Sporting Club during coronation week. Ryan said he signed to meet Kid McCoy in late August in Salt Lake City during the Elks' celebration and predicted McCoy would also sign. he claimed McCoy's arm was reportedly back to strength.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Tommy Ryan
Spike Sullivan
Umbria
London
National Sporting Club
Kid McCoy
Salt Lake City
Elks
Ryan
McCoy
Fleischmann Youngsters Run Fast at Gravesend Track
A May 31 report from Gravesend notes rapid workouts by Fleischmanns trainees among others. Two year olds posted five furlong times around 1:04 to 1:05 as Tom McDowell and trainer Tom directed tasks for the Vanderbilt string upon arrival.
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Gravesend Track
E Fleischmanns
Onry Ziegler
Tully
Coulter
Tom
McDowell
Jim Murphy
Fleischmann
Vanderbilt
Om. McDowell
Yale Shows Nettle Interest In Crescent Club Victory
Yale clashed with Crescent Athletic Club in New Haven on May 31. Wescott and Welton paired battery duties for Crescent while Wilmot and Dunn handled Yale pitching. Crescent edged Yale with scattered hits and timely scoring.
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Commercial Tribune
New Haven
Gossip of the Coming Baseball Stars Sunday League
Covington hosts Aurora in Covington while Hamilton meets Cumminsville in Milton. Addyston faces Bellevue Browns in Newport and Admirals duel Cincinnati Reserves in Aurora. Superbas clash Columbia in Cumminsville. Sh oe and Leather League match Vici versus Rebhun in Covington. Plaut and Marks play Bering s Imperials at Norwood Inn.
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Covington
Aurora
Hamilton
Cumminsville
Ton. Addyston
Bellevue Browns
St Newport
Admirals
Cincinnati Reserves
Superbas
Columbia
Shoe and Leather League
Vici
Rebhun
Krippendorf
Duttenshofer
I Plaut
Marks
Bering
Imperials
Norwood Inn
Patsy McCue Joins Zae Stable Connections In Europe
New York May 31 Patsy McCue the latest American jockey to link with owner Zae and to ride Captain Josep Jay and Soar in English campaigns. He has also drawn interest from another major owner but has previously refused offers to ride in King Edward's domain.
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Patsy McCue
Commercial Tribune
New York
Z. Ae
Josep Jay
McCue
King Edward's
A Sure Thing in Play for Big Prize Odds
A brief item notes a sweepstakes or drawing labeled A Sure Thing with 1,49 chances to win a piece of the prize, inviting participation. No further context or entities are provided.
Safe painless cure for Stricture claimed in ads
An advertisement promotes a cure for stricture as safe and bloodless, claiming it dissolves obstructions in urinary passages, reduces an enlarged prostate, and heals bladder and kidney irritation without surgery. It asserts the remedy restores overall health after the disease.
Blood Poison Healing and Special Treatment Claims
An advertisement promotes Peaceniy as a blood poison cure endorsed by physicians worldwide. It claims complete cleansing of blood and body, permanent recovery from nerve and sexual debility, and a home treatment system. The text includes a forthcoming medical book and invites readers to consult or write with symptoms.
Latonia betting prices raise strong complaints and bets
Complainants say short prices at Latonia betting shed favor the books, with heavy leverage in place and show columns. News notes potential track changes, syndicate concerns, and ongoing fights including Corbett Sullivan and major player signings by Cleveland as the season and leagues shift.
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