Reds Start Trip With A Defeat
Beckley homered to salvage a shutout for McPhee's men as Hahn faced Newton. Peitz's error proved costly in a 1 3 loss to Cincinnati. Other results: St. Louis 11, Boston 3. Chicago 12, New York 4. Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 3.
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Reds Visit Brooklyn In Hot Openner Of Season
Cincinnati appeared in Brooklyn for the first time this season amid heat and humidity. Brooklyn won 2 1 as superior baserunning and timely hitting overcame Cincinnati's only run on Beckley's fourth inning homer. Hahn pitched well for Brooklyn, Newton stole second, and Sheckard's defense helped seal the win. Attendance about 1,200.
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Cincinnati
Tommy Corcoran
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Hahn
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Crawford
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Hoy
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Peitz
Magoon Corcoran
West
Pasissed
Bdmsiie
Strobel Fires Miller After Heated Toledo Controversy
In Toledo on June 3, manager Strobel released Dusty Miller following a after dinner argument. Strobel said Miller had not been playing well all season and was glad to get rid of him.
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Boston Falls Apart Late As St. Louis Rally Wins
Pittinger faltered in the ninth allowing six St. Louis batters to score after Boston seemed to clinch. Both clubs hit and fielded poorly with 180 in attendance. Lush Long and Greminger homered for Boston while Kruger contributed a two-base hit for St. Louis.
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Barclay
M. O'Neill
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Demont
Donovan
Balle
Dunham
O’ Day
Chicago routs New York as eleven straight losses hit home
Chicago tallies twelve runs to crush New York 12 to 4 in June baseball action. Dexter, Congalton, and Smith key for Chicago while New York’s only four runs are all unearned. Attendance around 2,400.
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New Yorks
Chicago
Latonia Race Card Summary a Half Mile Fields
Betting results show Cotton Plant over Weird in a fast finish with Tom Embry scratched. Second race highlights Maghoni and Our Sallie with Maghoni the winner, third race sees Spendthrift colt and Talpa in close finish, Sheriff Bell driven to lead gate with Lendin close, fourth race Harold Stakes features Sheriff Bell strong and Lendin swerving, fifth race Rempay wins after a strong drive with Drummond scratched, sixth race Erema dominates field with Clorita and Felix close behind.
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B. G
Hi Ban
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Maghoni
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Glenn
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Russell
Mamie O
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Two Lick
Flora Willoughby
Luralighter
Sheriff Bell
John Fay
Lendin
W.c.overton & Co
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Frank Bullock
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Homey
Tom Hall
Erema
Clorita
Felix
Tremont
Clarita
Maggie Felix
Scottie
St. Hera
BaseballBox Score Line Featuring Jones Congalton O'Hagen
Jones 2, Congalton, O'Hagen. First Base on Balls by J Taylor 1, by L Taylor 2. Struck Out by J Taylor 1, by L Taylor 5. Time 1 46. Umpire Cantillon.
Stubborn tenth inning decides Philadelphia win over Pittsburgh
Philadelphia triumphs in the tenth as Pittsburg ties in the seventh with Wegner’s homer. White’s pitching shines in a 4 to 1 game. attendance 1,598. Key plays include Wagner’s homer and Sacrifice hits by Ritchey Thomas and White.
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Dougress
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Power
Brown
O Hagan Joins Giants After Chicago Departure
New York reports O Hagan has joined the Giants after leaving Chicago where he played first base until it was clear he could not hit a football. The club plans to sign Jack Doyle behind the plate again as manager Fogel returns home due to his father’s death.
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Chicago
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Phyle's homer leads Minneapolis over Milwaukee in defences win
Minneapolis defeated Milwaukee 6 to 5 at home on June 3 with superior fielding and clutch hitting. Phyle homered in the seventh, Curley contributed at second, and Abe Hite and Clingman doubled for extra bases. Attendance reported as 800 with notable plays from Abbott and Werden.
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Quillin
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Runkle
Ward
Louisville Wins in Twelfth on Clymer Double
Louisville tied the score in the ninth and won in the twelfth on Clymer's double and a sacrifice, with an out to seal the win in Columbus. The game ended 6 to 5.
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Season's Excitement as Flournoy Exit Shocks Colum
Attendance 2 750. Louisville tops Columbus 9 to 6 in a pitchers duel flavored by Tannehill fine fielding. Key plays include two outs when winning run scored and a late rally by Columbus. Coons pitches nine innings for Columbus, Dunkle finishes for Louisville.
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Baltimore 7 St. Louis 6 in opener as Baltimore edges ahead
In Baltimore on June 8 the home club beat St. Louis 7 to 6 after McGinnity endured one rough inning. Baltimore rallied by hitting Donahue before Sudhoff took over in the sixth. Attendance 2 194. Key hits included two by Selbach and Williams with Burkett and Robinson driving in runs.
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Philadelphia Triumphs Over Chicago In Ninth Inning Rally
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 9 to 7 as Plank yields up the ninth inning rally with six straight hits including three doubles. Attendance 1,810. Notable hits include Green’s three bagger and Seybold’s homer. Davis and Isbell steal bases, Callahan and Plank contribute on offense. Umpire Connolly officiates the game lasting 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Seybold
Castro
Connolly
Washington 2 Detroit 0 pitchers battle ends in late rally
Washington edged Detroit 2 0 in a pitchers duel until the last at bat. Four hits by Washington in the ninth produced the winning runs as Patten and Mercer locked in a scoreless eight innings. Attendance 3 057. Sheridan umpire.
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Sheridan
Sure Thing Promises Big Payout at Atlas Bank
A lottery-like promotion offers a $34 000 prize with 1 490 chances to win a share of the funds at Atlas National Bank. The seventh place finisher is noted in the provided fragment.
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Dreyfuss Willing to Back Postseason Series
Barney Dreyfuss, president of the Pittsburg Club, offers to back a five game postseason series with $5,000, allowing the winning pennant team to take all gate receipts. He invites the other league champ to borrow any American League player to strengthen the challengers. The plan aims to start after October 15.
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Pittsburg
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Dreyfuss
National Leagues Magnates Debate Finances and Rivalry
National League executives met at the St James Building with John T Brush and other committee members. They discussed finances American League competition court actions and plans to replay Chicago games protested over pitcher's plate distance. Brush called the NL harmonious and united.
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St. James Building
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Fred Knowles
Harry Pulliam
Pittsburg
Charles Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Stanley Robison
John S. Rogers
Philadelphias
Baseball notice seeks amateur teams for Saturday games
The Don baseball team invites any amateur teams to play Saturday afternoon. The home team wants to meet the Madisonville Monitors manager at Denny's tonight at 6 o'clock. The Genevas will play the Ludlow Anchors Sunday at Ludlow Kentucky grounds. Manager Hawkins to call at Denny's Mail for Manager Anderson.
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Hit By Pitched Ball Boy in Weeze Critical
Charles Way aged 19 of 1505 Susquehanna Avenue Philadelphia is in critical condition at home after being struck by a pitched ball in a game last Sunday. He attempted a swift in shoot and grabbed the ball sustaining a brain concussion. His recovery is doubtful.
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Charles Way
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Parrott Released by Milwaukee Club Replaced by Bourgeois
ILWAUKEE June 3. Tom Parrott former National League fielder and last season with Nashville was released today by the Milwaukee American Association Club. Bourgeois a college player takes his place. Pitcher Weyhing was released by Kansas City today.
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Tom Parrott
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Kansas City Today
Woodward Wins League Pennant in Narrow Victory
Woodward High School captured the interscholastic league pennant by a 6 to 5 win over Walnut Hills. Woodward remained undefeated in the championship series as Smith earned ten strikeouts and Hull fanned nine for Walnut Hills. Heekin's standout first base play highlighted a hard fought, well attended game with solid defense from both sides. Final score Woodward 6 Walnut Hills 5.
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Woodward
Hull
Smith
Heekin
Atlas National Bank prize draws tease seventh page
A notice promises a $34 000 prize pool at Atlas National Bank with 1 490 chances to win, directing readers to the seventh page for details.
Baseball gossip of the coming stars in Cincinnati leagues
The Turner Baseball League opens next Sunday with North Cincinnati Turners vs Covington Turners at Clifton grounds. Central and Newport Turners delay until June 16 due to a June 6 outing at Coney Island. West End Turners dropped from the league at a recent meeting. Officers are President Henry Hoefie, VP John Schneider, Treasurer Ernst Von Bargen, Secretary Otto F. Stothfang, Assistant Secretary Val Wenderoth Jr.
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Turners
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Central
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West End
Henry Hoefie
John Schneider
Ernst von Bargen
Otto F. Stothfang
Val Wenderoth, Jr
Central Turner Hall
Grobe- Wernicke
Latters
Local teams split as Lawrenceburg, Wabash, and Ashtabula post wins
Lawrenceburg defeats Dayton on Sunday behind pitcher Big Six Taylor in a close game. Wabash beats Minnesota 6 to 4 in Crawfordsville in a heated contest. Ashtabula Winter A. C. defeats Pittsburg 47 to 40 at home in the athletic meet.
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Lehrman
Southern Association Games Summary
In Specinadehenvenent 10 Chattanooga beat Little Rock 7 while Nashville edged Memphis 1 2 Atlanta won 2. In New Orleans Birmingham lost 3 to 2.
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Portsmouth area baseball league formed with nine teams
The organization of a baseball league featuring Portsmouth Ohio Washington D H Greenfield Sidney Zanesville Lancaster Parkeneyore Sisters ville and Clarksburg West Virginia is complete. Games start next week with a full schedule to follow.
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Greenfield
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W. Va
Hamilton Jockey Club Spring Meeting Opens in Rain
Hamilton Ont June 3 The Hamilton Jockey Club opened its annual spring meeting in rainy weather. Races feature Young Henry winning the six furlongs in 1 15 and a half, Mda taking the four and one half furlongs, Filibuster prevailing at seven furlongs, Obstinate Simon first in a mile, Spencer winning the long six furlongs, with several second and third places noted for Eddie T Hallucineton and others.
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Atlas National Bank Lottery Entry Note
A report notes a pool of 94,000 dollars in Atlas National Bank and 1,490 chances for participants to win a share of the prize.
Americans Journey To Epsom For Coronation Derby
Americans travel to Epsom as King Edward and royal guests attend the Derby. Jockeys from the United States ride Ard Patrick and other outsiders amid bets, with Sceptre the favorite. Lane, England’s premier jockey, is injured in Cra ven Stakes accidents, affecting Derby day.
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Mrs. Langtry
Attendance battles in baseball leagues and racing reform
The piece weighs attendance shifts between the National and American Leagues with emphasis on Boston Washington Baltimore New York and Brooklyn. It discusses dope in horse racing the need for regulation and views on Freedman and Dreyfuss. It notes the Reds East debut and Chicago pitching distance controversy and hints at a possible NLAL pennant series.
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Sadie S. Coup Draws Near Million in Wagers Across Nations
New York reports the Sadie S. affair as bettors near $100000 in winnings. The syndicate led by P. H. Sullivan and linked to Tammany figures like Pat Keenan and Terry McGovern sent funds from Gravesend to Dayton Covington Louisville and New Orleans. Weight changes from 108 to 88 pounds boosted Sadie S. speed and race results this period.
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Brooklyn
Yearling Colt Sale at Sheepshead Bay Commands Solid Prices
The first yearling sale of the year at Sheepshead Bay saw bidders from Philadelphia and Kentucky secure several lots. J H Widener bought the black colt by Sir Dixon Lady Wayward for 5600 dollars, while H M Ziegler acquired four head for 4850. Notable offerings included consignment from Runnymede and Iceland stud with multiple Sir Dixon crosses.
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Lexington
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Tj. H. Keltris
Atlas National Bank Offers 34 Thousand Prize Draw
The announcement notes a $34,000 prize pool at Atlas National Bank with 1,499 chances to win a share. Details are sparse but indicate a public drawing or lottery style opportunity hosted by the bank.
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