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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1916

Page

6

Big Fred Toney Wins in Sixteen Innings for Reds

Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 in the sixteenth inning as a double, three errors and a sacrifice fly produced three runs. Toney and Miller pitched well, Chase made a spectacular ninth inning catch, and late errors allowed Cincinnati to pull ahead after a 2 2 tie since the sixth.

Fred Toney Commercial Tribune Pittsburg Cincinnati Pirates Pirate Toney Miller Vistors Wagner Chase Torley Groh Neale Wingo Wilson Klein Griffith Hinchman Ouden Schultz Carey Johnston Waerner Smith Reds

Colone ls Pitchers Wild As Louisville Tops Indianapolis 4 2

Louisville's Cuban duo Palmero and Luque faltered sending Indianapolis to four runs and control of first place. The 4 2 loss came as Palmero and Luque walked batters and yielded th ree bases loaded before Moran wild pitch extended the inning.

Indianapolis Louisville Palmero Luque Leary Crandall Reilley Moran

Error Ends Boston Comeback in Ninth for Brooklyn

Brooklyn defeats Boston 3 to 2 in the ninth. Daubert opens with a hit and advances on Johnston sacrifice. Maranville errors on Mowrey grounder with bases full, Cutshaw singles to score Daubert for the winning run. Wheat hits homer. Stolen base Daubert. Time 1.2. Umpires ODay and Eason.

Brooklyn Boston Maranville Daubert Johnston Wheat Mowrey Cutshaw Barnes Pfeffer Barned Rune O’day Eason

Merkle Homers as Giants Edge Phillies 4 2 in Nine

New York defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2 with Merkle homering in the eighth. Bender allows nine New York hits and three runs in 8 1 3 innings while Benton goes the distance for Philadelphia and yields nine hits, two runs. Rearden, Robertson and Doyle drive in three for New York. Burns, Bancroft and Pletcher collect Philadelphia’s runs.

Philadelphia New York Bender Reriden Robertson Doyle G. Burns Fletcher Merkle ABH O.a-E. Phila G.burns Bancroft Eec Rober N Niehoff Stoeck Kauff Ucravath Pletcher Whitted Cooper Meknie Good Rariden Paskett Benton E.bourns Se — Bender

St Louis Beats Chicago In Doubleheader Split

St Louis wins the first game 9 to 1 and Chicago takes the second 6 to 3. Packard, Deak, and Ames pace the mound work as errors and timely hitting shape the two contests at Chicago. Fischer is expelled in the opening game amid a heated argument.

Chicago St. Louis Packard Cubs Smith Seaton Deak Fischer

Pirates Edge In Extended Battle With Fans Gripped By Fray

In a three hour game, Barney opens the final inning with a single after Chase’s error. Cos tello and Wilson fly out, Viox bats for Miller, Jimmy walks, Baird runs, Carey strikes out. About 2,000 fans stayed until the last out amid high interest.

Barney Toney Groh Hinchman Pirates Chase Costello Wilson Viox Miller Jimmy Baird Carey

Results From the Track in Six Races

Results from a horse meet listing winners across seven races for multiple age groups. Sonny Boy and Afterglow headline early wins with payouts including 6.20 straight for Sonny Boy and 42.60 for Afterglow. Other winners include Flying Feet Phil Mohr Paw and Idle Michael with various place and show returns.

Belmont First Race Two Year Old Maidens at Five Furlongs

Runners Ivory Black Passing Fancy Thoughtful led in the maiden with times near 1:00. Leading Lady noted as a participant. Second race saw Sam McMeekin Ida Claire Monocacy contend for top honors with Armament Daingerfield and Ash Cannan listed. Third race winner Pullux with Royal Martyr and Libyan Sands following. Fourth race Bouquet selling two year olds at five furlongs had Triple Crown and Old Drury among two starters. Fifth race Steeplechase sold for four year olds noted Abdon Repentant Syosset as top finishers. Sixth race maidens three year olds and up at six furlongs saw Churchill Dorcas St Rock as leading finishers with Gammon and Our John among others.

Ivory Black Loftus Passing Fancy Garner Thoughtful Allen Sam McMeekin Haynes Ida Claire Keogh Pullux Fairbrother Royal Martyr McCahey Libyan Sands McTaggart True As Steel Ball Old Drury Kummer Abdon Cantwell Dorcas St. Rock Gammon Our John Set Square Saturn Beau of Menlo Betran

Derby City Dashes Feature Fast Races and Mutuels

In Louisville first race for maiden two-year-olds at six furlongs Milbrey ran 109 pounds and won in 1 01 3 6, Innocent Inez second, Peachie third. Payouts for two dollar mutuels show Milbrey straight 11.30 place 3.10 show 3.50. Innocent Inez place 5.60 show 3.50. Peachie show 4.50.

Milbrey Murphy Innocent Inez Goose Peachie Lapaille Hester Smith Snawr Fashion Girl Classa Ginger Quill Camellia Muller Rhyme Costa el Ray Mutual Mutuals Millerey Port Light Blue Cap Callahan Little Nephew Gentry Skiles Erin Carroll Tillotson Cooper Mikifula York Lad Ratina Originator Choctaw Dash Shine Harwood Columbia Lady Quartermaster Aldebaran Lahore Lilly Goldcrest Kederis Bonanza Goldcrest Boy Amazon Bars and Stars Stirling Othello Sparkler Tokay Jerry

Horse Races Paillette and Bellboy Take Wins

At the track the program lists Winning horses Paille second Welga in race two with Time 1:41.2x and Disturber among runners. In the seventh race Bellboy won a one mile and 70 yards event with Fels second and St Char cote third, time 1:44 1-5. Winnings included Jerry $8.40 and Bellboy $3.30 straight bets.

Paille Welga Louder Harry Gardner Alex. Goetz Pervino Disturber Jerry Queen Apple Bellboy

New York Tops Philadelphia In Twin Bill Wins

New York defeated Philadelphia in both games 8 7 and 9 5 at New York May 31. Gilhooley hit a grand slam in the first game and Meyer also homered. In the nightcap High and Gilhooley paced the Phillies, but New York pushed runs across with timely hits and aggressive baserunning.

New York Philadelphia Yankees Gilhooley Bush Wyckoff Meyer Markle National League Cincinnati Pittsburg Boston Brooklyn

Toledo Hens Brace Half of Columbus Series

Toledo edges Columbus to even the series at one win each as Evans drives timely hits and Demmitt belts a two run homer. Columbus strands seven and Toledo capitalizes on missed chances in a tight game with Curtis and George on the mound. Time 1 50. Umpires Friel and Connolly.

Columbus Toledo Evans Demmitt Rawlings George Bresnahan Stovall Coleman Gardner Wood Leonard Bradley Curtis Bailey Chappelle Friel and Connolly

Boston Beats Washington 10 to 1 in Baseball Showdown

Heavy hitting by Boston and sharp pitching by Greig produced a 10 to 1 victory over Washington. Gallia lasted the fourth inning, Hooper strained a tendon and will be out a week. Walker collected two doubles and a triple in three appearances. Recounted stats show Boston eight left on base and Gallia allowing ten hits.

Boston Greig Washington Gallia Walker Hooper Shanks Lewis Gardner Milan McNally Harper Gregg Pall—Williams Owens Connolly

Giants Triumph 5 1 as Douglas Shuts Down Minneapolis

Phil Douglas pitched well for St. Paul as the Giants beat Minneapolis 5 to 1. Engel allowed five earned runs in eight innings while Douglas yielded six hits and one run in nine. F. Smith drove in three with a two base hit and Nash added a two bagger.

ST. Paul Phil Douglas Giants Engel Minneapolis F. Smith Paull Scesee- Oo Nash Acosta Jennings Berghammer Riggert Owens W. Smith Paddock Douglas Murray and Knapp

Milwaukee Knights at Kansas City: Baseball Game Summary

In Milwaukee at Kansas City, Benson and Clark had two base hits, Martin a three base hit, and Benson Kirke combined on double plays. Humphries allowed one run in the eighth and Slapnicka yielded five hits and two runs over seven innings. Comstock, Humphries, and Regan pitched earlier innings. final time 2 05 with umpires McCormick and O'Brien.

Gonzales Corhan Schulte Smith Flack Ames Meadows Bescher Hornsby Mulligan Saier McCarthy Williams Quigley Byron Ee Phil Ab.flova.b ON. Y. Pareah Witt Gilhoo Pick Magee Strunk Gedeon Wit Lajoie Bau McInnis Pipp Walsh Boone Oldring O Baker Meyer High Nabors Junam Stell Philadelphia New York Bush Cullop Baker Gilhooley Gilhooley. Stolen Bases—Nunaarr! Walsh. Sacrifice Hits—Meyer, Lajoiacrifice Nunamaker Keating Russell Wyckoff Evans Nallin Milwaukee Kansas City Slapnicka Benson Clark Martin Humphries Beall Comstock Kirke Kansas City Milwaukee Berry Hite Horned Regan McCormick O'Brien Detroit McMullin Wolfang J. Collins Jackson Young Stanage Hellman Dauss Cobb Danforth Burns Chicago Wolfgang Dineen Chill

Opportune Hits Lift Detroit Past Chicago 7-4

Detroit defeats Chicago 7 to 4 with a key fifth inning triple by Heisman and Dauss a homer after entering in relief. Jackson powered Chicago with multiple extra-base hits but Detroit outhit the Cubs and left eight on base as Danforth, Wolfgang, and Dauss split the mound duties.

Detroit Mich Chicago Heisman Danforth Wolfgang Dauss Wolfgang Dauss Tigers Jackson

Milwaukee Defeats Kansas City in Ten Inning Tilt

Milwaukee beat Kansas City 4 to 3 in ten innings on May 31. Mayer reached on a fielder's choice and scored on De vore's single to tie the score in the eighth. A run in the tenth gave Milwaukee the win as Kansas City failed to score after the ninth.

Kansas City Milwaukee Mayer Devore

Woodward Wins IL Championship In A Short Game

Woodward defeats Madisonville to win the Inter scholastic League title in a brisk seventh inning finish. Seltz of Woodward and Nelson of Madisonville pitched well with four hits allowed. McClurkin and Wydman starred in the field as Woodward rallied for four runs in the seventh after two early runs. Coons and Lease stood out for Madisonville as Nelson pitched strongly.

Woodward Madisonville Seltz Nelson McClurkin Wydman Hunsicker Coons Lease Wood Pete Wees Abele Huns’er Tess’den McClu N Diming Radin'y Byer Leviche Wyd'n DeMar Lyon, McNatt Il Nad

Cleveland Stumbles in Eight Inning Scoring Spree

Hartley posts four hits in four at bats as Cleveland falls after a shaky eighth and ninth. Davenport replaces starter and allows eight hits and six runs in three innings. Key miscues and tallied hits from Miller Gandil Speaker and others fuel St. Louis offensive burst.

Davenport Hartley

Indians Beat St. Louis To Tie For First In MLB

In St. Louis on May 31 Cleveland defeated the St. Louis team 10 to 6 to pull even with Washington for the lead. St. Louis starter Groom exited after Cleveland opened with five hits including a double and a triple.

New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Boston Washington Cleveland St. Louis Groom

Horse Racing Selections Card with Bets

A compact listing of racing picks with each race name and three horse choices. The best bet highlighted is Gartley in the fourth race.

Horse Racing Card From Local Meet

First Race Marie Henry Gillies Ormesdale. Second Race Clff Haven Ambrose Good Council. Third Race Magnet Tarter Fulttergold. Fourth Race Wooden Shoes Blue Thistle Grumpy. Fifth Race Wistful Riverside Merchant. Sixth Race Grumpy Distant Shore Spur. Best Bet Magnet.

Flittergold Ubbavee Distant Shore Ghetto Tewers Magnet Seese Gillies Stveneeee Woodward Hile Hauberk Wooden Shoes Bluethistle Grum Settees Riverdale Merchant Furlanas Kathryn Gray Imp Moonlighter Distant Shore Agnet Marie Henry Ormesdale Clff Haven Ambrose Good Council Tarter Fulttergold Wooden Shoes Blue Thistle Grumpy Wistful Riverside Merchant Spur

Race card items and bettors for multiple races

The list shows race names and horse and jockey pairings: Second Race Droll Liberator Brizz. Third Our Netta George C Lova Jocular. Fourth Big Smoke Old Koenig Gipsy George. Sixth Kleburne John Gund Votary. Seventh Race Billows Sam R Meye Amulet Best Bet Big Smoke. plus Entwined notes on Kiel and yn V and others.

Kentucky Girl Sister Susie Southern League O. Auto Bell Bob’s Olga Ateteenee Nigel Tere Eee Satewee Traction the Carmela Wee John W. Klein Sansyming Captain Reese Elkton Eee Maevai Santo Eeee Mar H Florence Roberts Jane Grey Atteeeeee Renee Nobleman Liberator E. Cc. Cole George C. Love Huffaker Gipsy George Dr. Moore Jack O'Dowd John Jr Dick Williams Big Smoke Koenig Trappoid Kleburne C Lad John G David Craig Donerail Tee Eeee Nee Wes Lady Worthing Amulet George Roesch Sam R. Meyer John W. Kiel Anto Droll Brizz Our Netta George C. Lova Jocular Old Koenig Enn Tom Junior Greentree Eveyn V John Gund Votary Billows Sam R. Meye Best Bet

Decision Rendered On Amateur Protests By Greater Cincinnati Panel

The Class A' Committee of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Commission settled multiple protests at Park Board offices. Homer E. Anderson must return a Riverside Elks uniform by next Friday or face action. Riverside manager paid $2 to masters who refused to surrender uniforms. East End Rivals gained Wilbur Bangs after a dispute over Turkey Ridge Blues. Serpents awarded 9 0 in Alco-Walnut Hills game. Carl Schullman and William Haupt suspended one week. Umpire Furst complaint referred to the umpires association. Further protests to be heard next Wednesday.

Bass Daiker Uricho Dugan Greater Cincinnati Charles Tuthill Riverside Elks John Masters C.'.evans Wilber Thomas Riverside Ike Meeker East End Turkey Ridge Blues Wilbur Bangs Serpents Carl Schullman The William _Haupt Alcoes John Sichardt West Norwood Shamrocks Oakley Club Schwartz Spear A. C Mohawk Larks Seventh Ward Cosmos Club Deer Creek Commons Cosmos Club Furst Fifth Ward Cadets Umpires’ Association Park Board

Ring Treat at People's Theater Boxing Show June 13

The Boxing Commission grants Cino Athletic Club a permit for a popular priced carnival at People's Theater Tuesday night June 13. Promoter Charley Arnold aims to surpass the Olympic event with a strong card and new faces. Dick Sullivan meets Young Abe Attell in a ten round bout. Alva Welsh fights eight rounds with Leo Reeder. Three six and two four round scraps plus a comedy main event fill the card.

The Boxing Commission Cino Athletic Club People’s Theater Charley Arnold Dick Sullivan Abe Attell Alva Welsh Leo Reeder

Yale Names John W. Overton Track Captain

John W. Overton of Nashville Tennessee was chosen Captain of the Yale track team for the season. The mile runner previously served as Captain of the cross country team last year.

New Haven

Shamrocks at Norwood Park in key rematch Sunday

Shamrocks, the lone semi pro club to beat the city champions this season, travel to Norwood Park for a Sunday clash. Eddie Tiemeyer seeks revenge as Norwood aims to even the series, with Lassing facing Black or Hewitt of Norwood.

Cincinnati Shamrocks Norwood Park Eddie Tiemeyer Norwood Lassing Black Hewitt

Fisher Back Home After Sprained Ankle

Dunham Fisher of Portsmouth Club in the Ohio State League is in the city with a badly sprained ankle. He will miss about seven days and then rejoin his team, after playing well with the stick and in the outfield.

Dunham Fisher Portsmouth

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