Reds Have A Home Will Play on Old Diamond For Remainder
The Reds will continue to play home games on the old diamond for the rest of the season while the stands are rebuilt. Brush and Lloyd finalize arrangements as foreshadowed in the Commercial Tribune.
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Commercial Tribune
Reds Will Return to Cincinnati Ground June 28 Opponents Boston
Cincinnati Club officials John T. Brush and N Ashley Lloyd announced at St Nicholas Hotel that Reds will resume play here on June 28 against the Boston club, using the old Diamond at League Park for remaining games. Temporary stands will replace damaged structures and work will begin immediately to ready the grounds, with a new permanent grandstand a matter for next winter.
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Cincinnati Club
St. Nicholas Hotel
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Commercial Tribune
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New York
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Chicago baseball notes and player assessments
Baseball news reviews talk of Cy Young and fast pitches with heavy arms, Nichols and OConnor weakness vs left-handed pitchers, Loftus Chicago team struggles and managerial edicts, Cupid Childs retirement plans, and recent minor league results including the Bellevue Browns versus Muldoons and local club matchups.
Reds Win a Game in Paterson Showdown
Special Despatch from New York June 3 reports nine Cincinnati Reds under Business Manager Bancroft beat an independent Paterson nine 5 to 1 in Paterson New Jersey. Newton pitched eight innings. Irwin and Kahoe aided in defense as Cincinnati swapped positions and faced unrest about uniforms and salaries.
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Jersey
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Short
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Dammann Shuts Down Kansas City for Hoosiers Win
Kansas City, Mo. June 3 Dammann pitched strongly for Indiana and limited Kansas City to three hits while Patten struggled with his passes to first. The Hoosiers topped the Blues as the clubs standings show Indianapolis Minneapolis and Detroit among top teams in the league.
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Chicago Outplays Bisons In Baseball Tilt
Chicago defeats Buffalo 6 to 4 after a five run second inning and late eighth inning rally. Patterson allows 3 walks and 5 strikeouts as Isbell yields the loss for Buffalo in front of 9,500 fans.
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Veteran Let Milwaukee Down With Three Hits Cleveland Won
Milwaukee struggled in the June 8 game as Cleveland prevailed 9 to 5. Hoffer pitched effectively for Cleveland while Milwaukee managed only three hits. Spies hit a home run for Cleveland and Lachance garnered two-base and three-base hits in a tense nine-inning affair.
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Detroit Suffers Third Straight Defeat on Poor Pitching
Minneapolis beat Detroit 9 to 3 in a game marked by weak hitting on both sides. The Tigers fell behind early as Detroit totaled 12 hits while Minneapolis scored four late runs to seal the win. Attendance reached about 4,000 with Umpire Sheridan presiding.
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Covingtons Battle Shamrocks In High Scoring Playoff
The Covingtons edged the Shamrocks in a well played game marked by sensational stops and catches. Geyer hit a towering homer, Dusty Rhoades delivered steady pitching, and Sommers Prout Wiseman and Burke sparked the fielding. The win gives the Coy Maerst claim to the amateur title for the season.
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Referee George Siler on McCoy Ryan Six Round Fight
George Siler reports in the Chicago Tribune on the Tattersall's six round bout between Kid McCoy and Tommy Ryan in Chicago. He notes Ryan fought well and explains a draw clause dispute and a post match slugging of Referee Hogan, which marred the event and harmed boxing’s reputation.
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Kramer wins quarter mile at Newark amid big crowd
On the Vailsburg track in Newark Frank Kramer edged Orlando Stevens by six inches to win the professional quarter mile final and lead in all three heats of the team race. Tom Cooper also drew cheers by winning the mile handicap in 2 01 5, with McFarland second.
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Desertion Notice From Manila Prison
John File of Stout reports his son Walter in the Manila military prison for desertion. Walter File, a member of Company D Twenty-third Infantry, received a four year sentence.
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F. B. Moore
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Newport Meets Run Week of Races Amid Rival Track Harmony
Newport and Latonia chart a cooperative racing week at Campbell County track. Jockey Boland faces disliking rider tensions with Lieutenant Gibson, while bookmakers set lines and managers prep a dry, fair surface for six races led by a one mile feature.
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License Refused for Jockey Dugan After Stormy Meeting
In Chicago on June 3 the Turf Congress License Committee refused Jockey Dugan's license after a tense session. The panel led by E. C. Hooper and including Charles F. Price and Joseph P. Murphy debated the case all day. Horace Tomlinson, Chicago Jockey Club director, had hired Dugan and had the club reinstate him two weeks earlier before the decision. Captain Rees, who sat Dugan earlier, was noted in proceedings.
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Dugan Case Delays License Vote By Committee
After five hours of testimony the committee rejected granting a license amid disputes over Dugan's alleged pulling of Harry Nutter. Dugan claimed Rees acted in retaliation against Chicago Jockey Club, while Rees and allies said the boy was caught in a dishonest act and deserved punishment. The panel adjourned without a license approval.
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Paris Steeplechase Result at Auteuil
The grand steeplechase at Auteuil was won by Melibee with Fragolett second and Quitteau Double third. President Loubet attended the event.
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Paris
Auteuil
Gentlemen's Driving Club Organized in Youngstown
Youngstown June 3 The Gentlemen's Driving Club has been organized for the upcoming season with Dr William L Buechner as President and Fred Orr as Secretary and Treasurer A plan to hold matinees every other Saturday during the summer was approved Meetings last year were successful and this season will be larger in scope.
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