Reds Triumph Behind Thielman In 10-3 Win Over Cardinals
Henry Thielman pitched an impressive game for Cincinnati as the Reds beat St. Louis 10 to 3. Corcoran starred with a bold steal and key hits, while Wicker struggled with wild throws and the Cardinals made six costly errors.
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Reds Leave for Long East Trip From Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Reds depart for a three week East tour with fifteen players, President Brush, and Manager McPhee aboard the Big Four to Brooklyn. They sit seventh, one game ahead of St. Louis, and aim to halt Brooklyn’s five game home win streak. Bob Wicker struggles as Bedford crowds watch, while Patsy Donovan unveils a mid 60s trick on Wahoo Sam.
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Atlas Bank Sure Thing Draw Promises Prizes
A sure thing promotion offers $34 000 in Atlas National Bank prizes with 1 490 chances to win. See seventh page for details.
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Milwaukee Defeats Kansas City In Tight American Association Game
Milwaukee 8 Kansas City 4 in a tense A A clash as Milw fielding faltered but timely hits by locals fueled the win. Attendance 2,800 with strong pitching by Wolfe and Altrock in relief.
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Five Reds Over the Three Hundred Mark In Batting
National League batting figures up to last Friday show Red Beaumont of the Pittsburgs at .398 leading hitters. Nichols of St Louis and Chance of Chicago follow. Lefty Davis tops runs and steals. Beckley Bransfield and Wagner have 45 base hits. Pittsburg leads team batting and long hits with Cincinnati third in both. Ed Doheny among pitchers stands out for the Reds.
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Hill Flawless as Aurora Humbled by Covington Pitcher
Bill Hill allowed only two hits and fanned twelve as Covington defeated Aurora 22 to 14 in a slugfest. Meyers, Leak and McCain starred in the field. Hanley worked the plate impeccably. Special despatch notes Cincinnati Reserves beat the Admirals 22 to 14.
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Columbus Beats Toledo In Baseball Tilt
Columbus wins 9 to 5 over Toledo in a game marked by strong fielding and teamwork. Attendance is listed as 6 304 with Coggswell joining Toledo after being released by Columbus.
Louisville Downs Indianapolis 5 to 1 in baseball game
Louisville outplayed Indianapolis 5 1 as Pialekty and Gisand base play highlighted the contest. Tannehill and Schriever had three base hits with Shaub and Heydon contributing for Louisville while Sudhoff struggled for Indy. Time 1 45. Umpire Haskell.
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Southern Association Games Scoreboard Brief
Shreveport hosts Chattanooga 9 to 3. Memphis defeats Atlanta 6 to 2. New Orleans beats Birmingham 14 to 3.
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Johnson and Hedges Spend Day in the City
President Band B Johnson of the American League and R L Hedges of the St Louis Club spent the day in the city. Johnson said the American League outdraws the National League in every city and the race is tight with teams bunched. Hedges expressed confidence for a strong finish and discussed future pennant plans and potential interleague matches.
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Columbia's 18 Superbas 8 in one-sided game at Cumminaville
Bretany pitched well for Columbia holding the Superbas to seven hits and 13 strikeouts as both teams botched fielding amid poor grounds. Final, Columbia 18, Superbas 8 with scattered hits and errors, Bretany 13K, Yago 5K.
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Bellevue Browns Rout Addystons 7–2 in Lopsided Tilt
Bellevue Browns defeated the Addystons 7 to 2 yesterday afternoon as Johnson’s shaky support blamed for the loss. Leaders allowed three hits in a strong pitching showing while Schone led the Browns with three hits. Three-base hit by Hennessey and Berths on balls credited to Leaders and Johnson. Time 1:55. Umpire Placke.
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Krebs Team Defeats Cumminsville Blues in Tight Tilt
In Hamilton Ohio on June 1, the Krebs team beat the Cumminsville Blues 4 to 3. Heisman pitched for Krebs and Jimmy Chard pitched for Cumminsville in a close contest at the local ground.
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Piece of it Encourages 1490 Chances
A fragment notes 1490 chances to get a piece of it with unclear context and no full details provided.
District Birds Triumph in Third Pigeon Cup Race
The Cincinnati District won the 300 mile race against the Queen City Racing Pigeon Club for the $50 silver cup. Times show Cincinnati entries led by Wagner & Kisingery and Seeckmas, while Queen City standouts included Charles Ellsworth and Thomas Goodall. The next meet covers 400 miles with Bartlett Tennessee and Fulton Missouri as stations.
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Krippendorf Wins Fifth Straight in Tight Shoe and Leather League Game
The Krippendorf team remained undefeated with a 7 to 6 victory over Duttenhofer after a tense contest. Notable performances included Krippendorf’s strong hitting and pitching by Breuer and Metzke, with two-base hits by Gilligan and Kaufman and a three-base hit by Biebberman. Time was 1:46, umpire Pechiney.
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Plaut & Marks Triumph Over Bering Imperials
Plaut & Marks broke through after a trio of league losses as Gerhardt pitched well and Ellers pushed for another win. Kruse Pope Wunder Lukens Rising Dorman Dillhunt Frey and papered players contributed, while Bering's Imperials struggled with key outs and miscues. The contest ended with Plaut & Marks scoring 15 to 6.
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Slugging Reds on Top in Wapakoneta Match
In Wapakoneta the Koneta Reds defeated the sleea ngs 15 to 2 in a high scoring slugfest. Celina lost to the Stars of Cincinnati 0 0 but George Betz saved the game with a two base hit in the ninth. Portsmouth Navies beat Cincinnati Chesters 2 to 0 in a tight game. Dayton Independent trimmed Sidney 9 to 5 in the third of a five game set.
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Latonia's Two Great Crowds Big Plans for the Future
Purses and stakes to be made more valuable as Latonia Race Track outlines broad plans. Resume of the work of the jockeys highlights ongoing improvements and preparations for upcoming meets. Local horse racing community eyes expansion and enhanced prize money.
Latonia Selections and Jockey Club Outlook
The Latonia Jockey Club prepares for a spring meeting seen as the start of a new era. Derby Day and Decoration Day crowds have been the largest in years with attendance above former levels. Public confidence returns as management aims for top tier racing at Milldale track.
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Latonia Racing Outlook Promises Bigger Purses and Better Horses
Latonia Jockey Club outlines aims to make annual Derby a holiday event drawing crowds from three cities. Despite a strong audience on Derby Day and Decoration Day, top horses are elsewhere as purses in St Louis and Chicago attract owners, with fall plans to raise purses and improve class. Betting trends show favorites win often, and jockey Hicks and Lindsey lead in mounts.
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Madden May Stick Tow Whitney Madden May Stick Tow
Rumors run that John B Madden may become permanent trainer for W C Whitney with J W Rogers ill in America and John Huggins seeking to retire. Whitney’s stable has had bad luck with Nasturtium Derby hopes ship home. Nash Turner and Harry Cochran may leave. Tommy Burns could ride remaining horses.
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Burlesque Snapshots From Gravo and St Louis Cards
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Kid McCoy Issues Blanket Fight Challenge
New York report says Kid McCoy, claiming his arm is better, issues a blanket challenge to fight any man under any conditions. Boxing world sees it as a joke given his recent performance, with McCoy barring Jeffries from the match.
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