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.
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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.
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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.
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Daubert
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Wheat
Mowrey
Cutshaw
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Pfeffer
Barned Rune
O’day
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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.
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Niehoff
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Murphy
Innocent Inez
Goose
Peachie
Lapaille
Hester Smith
Snawr
Fashion Girl
Classa
Ginger Quill
Camellia
Muller
Rhyme
Costa
el Ray
Mutual
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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.
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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.
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Bush
Wyckoff
Meyer
Markle
National League
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Phil Douglas
Giants
Engel
Minneapolis
F. Smith
Paull
Scesee- Oo
Nash
Acosta
Jennings
Berghammer
Riggert
Owens
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Paddock
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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.
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Corhan
Schulte
Smith
Flack
Ames
Meadows
Bescher
Hornsby
Mulligan
Saier
McCarthy
Williams
Quigley
Byron
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Gilhooley. Stolen Bases—Nunaarr! Walsh. Sacrifice Hits—Meyer, Lajoiacrifice
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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.
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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.
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Milwaukee
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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.
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Nelson
McClurkin
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Hunsicker
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Lease
Wood Pete
Wees
Abele
Huns’er
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Ubbavee
Distant Shore Ghetto
Tewers
Magnet
Seese
Gillies
Stveneeee
Woodward
Hile
Hauberk
Wooden Shoes Bluethistle
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Imp
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Ambrose
Good Council
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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.
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the Carmela Wee
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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.
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Daiker
Uricho
Dugan
Greater Cincinnati
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Riverside Elks
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C.'.evans
Wilber Thomas
Riverside
Ike Meeker
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Schwartz
Spear A. C
Mohawk Larks
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Deer Creek Commons
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Fifth Ward Cadets
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Shamrocks
Norwood Park
Eddie Tiemeyer
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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.
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Portsmouth
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