Reds Break Even In Double Header
Cincinnati beats St. Louis 3 2 in an NL double header with key bunts and fielding errors shaping the games. The standings show other NL results including Boston 4 New York 0 and Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 1 while Cleveland defeats Detroit 9 1 in the American League.
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Standings Across Leagues Show Mixed Gaps and Leaders
The standings reflect multiple leagues with teams such as Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St Louis, Boston, and New York, plus independent clubs like Indianapolis and Grand Rapids. Records show varying win totals and percentages, highlighting leaders like Grand Rapids, Dayton, and Ft Wayne, while others trail.
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Reds Earn Split With St. Louis In Doubleheader
Cincinnati takes the opener 2 to 1 as Campbell shines and Lobert, Ganzel, McLean, Brain hit. St Louis wins the nightcap 1 to 0 with Higginbottom holding Reds scoreless. Spade shows resilience despite multiple threats. Manager Ganzel files protest over a batting out of turn ruling.
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Brain
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Emslie
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Cincinnati Redlegs Invited to Latonia Derby
Secretary John Dillon at Latonia track sent a badge for each Cincinnati player for today’s races and invited the Redlegs to attend the Derby. the team will remain and be on hand tonight before leaving for the East.
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McGinnity Affair Status Clarifies Cincinnati Position
Cincinnati has not refused or waived on McGinnity. The report corrects a mistaken idea about the city’s stance, noting no final action has been taken and details remain unsettled.
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Reds weigh two pitchers in St Louis deal rumor
A potential deal with St Louis could send a Reds pitcher to the Cardinals with a decision expected this morning. Rumor centers on Beebe or Rhoades as the likely choice. In the same game Ervie Kamp dodged foul balls while kept busy under a box seat.
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Rhoades
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Boston Beats New York 4 to 0 in Home Series Opener
Boston wins the first game of the home series against New York 4 to 0 as Dorner cruises and Wiltse struggles. Key hits include Bowerman Beaumont and Ritchey. Wells and Sweeney contribute, with strong defense aiding Boston's shutout.
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Philadelphia Wins Openers With Timely Hitting In Brooklyn
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn in a 2 to 1 opening game showing timely hitting in the first and third innings. Notable plays include a stolen base and a misthrow by Moren that helped Brooklyn score. Magazines and box score fragment show Courtney Magee Jordan as prominent names.
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Leach Clinches With Power As Pittsburg Beats Chicago 8 to 6
In Chicago June 1 Pittsburg outslugged Chicago 8 to 6 in a seesaw game. Leach powered Pittsburg with a homer a triple and two singles scoring four times. Sheckard Schulte and Hofman contributed for Chicago while Fraser and Maddox handled the mound actions. Leach’s three-base hit highlighted a high scoring affair as Pittsburg pulled away late.
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Phillies Dominate Washington 6 1 In Early Inning Rally
Philadelphia wins 6 1 after six runs in the second inning built on four hits two walks a wild pitch and an error by Delahanty. Washington errors and pitching miscues contributed to the lopsided score as McBride and Delahanty sparked the offense for Philadelphia.
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New York shuts out Boston Americans 2 to 0
Chesbro pitches a fine game for New York as the Giants fielders provide errorless support. Boston
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Chicago Defeats St. Louis 9 to 6 in Batted-Error Heavy Game
In a high error game Chicago toppled St. Louis 9 to 6. Pelty hit Donohue with bases loaded in the seventh, Bailey relieved but Chicago added four runs to seize the lead. Hits, pitching, and errors dominated a tense afternoon at the park.
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Cleveland’s Hitting Secures Win Over Detroit
Cleveland defeated Detroit as Summers yielded six hits in the fifth inning, while Detroit’s defense faltered. Six straight hitters reached Summers, four for extra bases, amid Detroit’s poor support. final score 9 to 6 in Cleveland’s favor with two-base hits credited to Bradley Lajoie Hinchman.
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Detroit and Cleveland Baseball Box Score Summary
Hickman three base hits by Rossman and N Clarke highlight the game. Birmingham hit a home run as Hi Summers pitched five innings, Malloy four. Downs and Clarke, Hinchman made sacrifices, J Clarke stole a base, and a double play by Larvie and Stovall aided Cleveland. Detroit left five on base while Cleveland left seven. Summers had three walks, Malloy two. First on-base errors: Detroit two, Cleveland three. Summers faced one strikeout, Malloy two. Time one forty. Umpire Sheridan.
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Koney
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Hans Lobert
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Sutthoff Shines as Toledo Topples Indianapolis 3-2
Sutthoff pitched a fine game for Indianapolis but Toledo edged them 3-2. Toledo scored in the decisive seventh after two on base, while Indianapolis turned a triple play to escape further damage. Druhot and Sutthoff worked for the mound with key defensive plays including a double play and a triple play by Indianapolis.
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Columbus Wins Opening Game as Puttmann Falls in Seventh
Columbus defeats Louisville 9 to 2 in the opener, scoring seven runs in the seventh inning after Puttmann is lifted for Jac Taylor. Key hits come from Congalton and Kruger, with Stolen bases by Congalton and Friel.
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Minneapolis 8 St. Paul 7 in twelfth inning thriller
Minneapolis wins 8 7 after Freeman’s double and Flood’s throw in the twelfth. St Paul builds early lead, but errors and timely hits by Minneapolis turn the game, with Oberlin Graham rough on mound for St Paul. Geographic teams, key players Freeman Flood Graham Geier O'Brien Clark and Patterson are named.
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Beville's Grand Slam Caps Milwaukee Seven Run Opening
Milwaukee wins 7 to 2 over Kansas City in the first inning en route to the victory. Beville delivers a bases loaded homer as Schneiberg enrages the Kansas City manager by throwing a ball at Schneiberg. Cross is ejected for his actions.
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Zanesville Defeats Wheeling Behind Early Runs
Zanesville solved Otey’s delivery early as six hits produced four runs in the first two innings. The final score shows Zanesville seven frames with Wheeling tallying a run in two early frames. Watt and Shriver paired with Otey and Spahr for battery duties.
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Grand Rapids Defeats Ft Wayne in Pitchers Battle
Grand Rapids beat Ft Wayne 2 to 0 in a pitchers battle. Dickson bested Hammond as Grand Rapids scored both runs in a tight contest. Batteries: Dickson and Hansen for Grand Rapids. Hammond and Clark for Ft Wayne.
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Scores From Battles Across Cities
In Atlanta the attractors stood Mobile 4 to 2, while Montgomery beat New Orleans 6 to 3. Birmingham edged Little Rock 2 to 1 and Nashville defeated Memphis 3 to 1.
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Millcreek Triumphs Over East End 7 to 6
Millcreek defeats East Enders by a 7 to 6 score in a traction league game. Key players include Jaeger with 3 hits for Millcreek and Dietrich Henry Sellers and Cravens contributing in offense. Pitchers Schwartz and Siegel worked for respective teams with Siegel handling mound duties for East End.
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Delmar Jockey Club Loses Charter Over Misuse
The Supreme Court of the United States dismissed the case Delmar Jockey Club versus Missouri for lack of jurisdiction. The club had its charter revoked, property confiscated, and fined $5,000 after being accused of abusing its agricultural fair association privileges and promoting gambling. Justice White delivered the opinion.
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Latonia Derby Preview At Latonia Race Track
Eight horses carded for the Latonia Derby at Latonia track this afternoon. Sir Cleges leads a deep field as the likely favorite with Keep Moving and Czar among top contenders. Directors reject $2 machines, sticking to $5 bets as track officials explain payout calculations.
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Derby Show Betting Rules At Louisville Racing Meet
The article explains show betting divided among three horses with a simple method for distributing payouts. It notes five additional races featuring top West Coast horses and changes to the settlement base from ten to five cents at Louisville. A sample ticket shows a payout adjustment and racing begins at 2 30 p m.
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First Race at Five Furlongs for Two Year Old Fillies
Race card lists entrants by weight and name from Trance to Weymouth for a five furlong turf dash. Second race features the Deerfoot Steeplechase over about two miles with weights including Jimmy Lane Dick Shaw Bayonet Sheriff Williams Rocket and King. Third race is a six furlong selling for three year olds and up with entries McCarter Mary Hall Momentum Sraviesca Lad of Langdon Tom McGrath and others. Fourth race covers the Preakness Stakes for three year olds with Royal Tourist Question Mark Live Wire Hartford Boy Creation and Robert Cooper. Fifth race lists a five furlong selling for two year olds with Right Soft Arionette Blame less Home Run Old Nick Grania Joe Gaitens Intervene Ruble St Withold Gladys Louise. Sixth race features a maiden three year olds and up over 11 to 16 miles with Orlando Cosmopolitan Montauk Troublesome Battleford Yorkville Beau Charles G. Gates and others.
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Rifle Entries Confirmed for Bisley Olympic Contest
London June 1 The American National Rifle Association sent its entries by cable after the Olympic Association could not extend the entry date The Olympic body replied it would accept entries mailed today on regulation forms Ten nations will be represented including the United States Great Britain France Denmark Greece Sweden Norway Australia Finland and Holland
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Russian Baron to Drive Italian Car in Paris Rally
Baron Edward Scheinvogel left St. Petersburg for Siberia to take over as chauffeur for the Italian Zast car in the New York to Paris automobile race. He is a prominent Russian sportsman and will replace Elilio Sir tori.
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Celt Wins Brooklyn Handicap in Record 1 1/16 Miles
Colt Celt carrying James R. Keene colors won the 22nd Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend in a record 2 041-5 for 1 1/16 miles. Fair Play was second with Master Robert third as crowds of 26,000 cheered. Keene added over 40,000 in stake winnings over two days with Celt and Colin.
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Shamrock Wins in Harwich Regatta Race
Shamrock, Lipton’s new racing cutter, beat White Heather by one minute eight seconds in a 30 mile triangular course at the Royal Harwich regatta. Brynhild and Nyria also competed. A Prince of Wales cup for big yachts went to Cicely, defeating Meteor and German yachts Clara and Susanne.
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First Move To Save New Orleans Winter Races
Senator Cordill introduced a bill in the Senate to create a State Racing Commission to enforce rules like New York’s and preserve winter racing in New Orleans. At a joint committee meeting, supporters and opponents debated the Locke bill to abolish the New Orleans races.
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