Reds win and Druhot shuts out Reds in second game
Yesterday at League Park Cincinnati beat St Louis 4 to 2 in the first game as Jake Weimer held the Cardinals to one hit through seven. In the second game Druhot silenced Cincinnati, and St Louis won 3 to 0 as Druhot allowed seven innings of goose eggs with Ewing holding the Reds to five hits. Cy Seymour starred for Cincinnati with a single in the second game and played a key role in the early action. The Cardinals fought hard but could not solve Druhot’s delivery or Weimer’s earlier control. The day also featured Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 4 to 1 and Brooklyn tying Boston 3 to 1.
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Reds Begin Eastern Tour With Noon Departure
The Reds leave at noon today for their first Eastern tour, with sixteen games on Eastern diamonds scheduled before their return. All players except Mowrey, Stanage and Siegle will join, and despite recent losses the team is in good shape for the voyage. Fans expect a fair or better outcome on the trip given the East opponents.
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Druhot Shines With No Strikeouts At Local Game
Druhot delivered the finest pitching on local soil this season yet did not record a single strikeout. The performance showcased control and precision in a standout outing.
Weimer Aims for Strikeout Record in Opening Game
Jake Weimer pitched well seeking the strikeout record in the first game yesterday. He recorded ten strikeouts, with only one coming in the last two innings.
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McBride Struck Out as Grady Fails Late
Baseball recap notes McBride fanned each at bat yesterday. In the ninth with a man on base McCloskey pulled McBride and sent Grady to bat but Grady died easily. Stolen bases featured the game with Huggins stealing three of the Reds six and Livingstone surrendering three to the Cardinals.
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Reds New Pitcher Bob Wicker Joins Opener Talk in Philadelphia
Reds new pitcher Bob Wicker arrived yesterday and practiced with the team. He says he feels good and may start the opener in Philadelphia tomorrow.
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National League Chicago Tops Pittsburgh in Low-Scoring Tilt
Chicago wins a pitchers duel over Pittsburgh as Moran and Tinker lead with two base hits each. Steinfeldt and Ganley execute sacrifice plays, Tinker, Slagle, and Wagner steal bases, Pfeister strikes out, Phillippe walks one, and Umpire O Day presides over a 1 hour 42 minute game.
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Maloney Leads Brooklyn to 3-1 Win Over Boston
Brooklyn defeats Boston 3 to 1 as Maloney drives in all three Brooklyn runs. McIntyre strains back, Scanlon relieves, errors and steals noted, final score near 1:29 with Carpenter and Johnstone umpires.
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Mullen Shuts Down St Louis as Detroit Wins 6-1
Detroit defeats St Louis 6 to 1 behind Mullen's pitching strong start. Six strikeouts in seven innings and St Louis managed only infield outs through most of the game. Two-base hits by Crawford McIntyre Mullen O Leary and D Jones highlight the win.
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Cleveland Defeats Chicago 9-2 in Pitchers Battle
In Chicago a pitchers duel favored Joss over Walsh as Cleveland triumphed 9 to 2. Notable plays include three-base hit by Bradley and double plays by Lajoie and Rossman. Walsh recorded 3 strikeouts, Joss 6, with Chicago leaving five men on base and Cleveland seven.
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Grand Rapids falls to Wheeling in rough early rally
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 3 the Wheeling team rallied after an early deficit to defeat Grand Rapids 11 to 8. Doyle and Andrews shared pitching duties while Van Anda was chased early.
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Battling Nelson Backers Sue Herrera Over Forfeit Payment
Pacific Athletic Club manager McCary and Billy Nolan file suit with a local newspaper as stakeholder to recover 2000 dollars from Aurelio Herrera. Half the sum was weight forfeit with Nolan claiming it. half as appearance money with McCary asserting Herrera protested the check. The action targets the bank on which the check was drawn.
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Cincinnati Fan News of Local Baseball Scores and Notices
Cincinnati fans hear from Edwards Manufacturing about a game next Saturday. St Josephs College beat Newport 7 0 with Dunlap and Buse notable in field. Clarks defeated Groesbeck 13 7 with strong infield and Berger star pitching. Wiedemann team to play Covington at Covington Ball Park after opening with 7 6 ten inning loss. Molloy likely to pitch with Berte behind the bat. Art Buerk shown at second for brewery side. Deltas vs Miamiville Sunday. Hart seeks Moorehead, contact East 370. Madisonville beat Covington Blues 20 13. batteries listed. Kentuckians reorganized under W Crighton open to meet top teams. Kentucky Colonels to play Dayton next. Bill Schwartz resigns as manager. Crighton elected. Middletown beat Manhattans. Allen four hits. Dummy Hoy, Kenner, Renner requested at Baymiller and Charlotte corner Tuesday night. Important.
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Northside trounces Douglass in 11 4 win
Northside defeated Douglass 11 to 4 as Patton allowed seven hits and Hackman gave up fifteen singles to the suburban Cumminsville lineup. Two-base hits by Ritty Reitman Hoc n. Browne hit a home run. Patton pitched one walk and Hackman five, with one hit by pitched ball for Patton and Hackman. Time and umpire noted as Deagle.
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Cincinnati edges Bellevue on Radtke finish
Cincinnati won yesterday as Radtke delivered a late finish. The Reds scored three runs in the first inning and added four in the final frame off Lim to beat Bellevue 7-3. Underwood held Cincinnati until the late surge.
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Vanderbilt’s Gibichu Wins Meudow Stakes at Auteuil
In Paris on June 3 W K Vanderbilt’s Gibichu won the Meudow Stakes a mile and seven and a half furlongs. The Grand Steeplechase over about four miles for a purse of 31250 dollars was taken by Gaston Dreyfus’ Burgrave. Thirteen horses started. Fine weather drew a large crowd with President Fallieres, Cabinet members and diplomats in attendance.
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Louisville Beats Indianapolis In Tight Baseball Tilt
Louisville tops Indianapolis 3-2 in a well played game. Dunkle and Fisher pitched well. winning run came in the ninth on a bases on balls and a single. Stoval credited with a two base hit. Himes and Brashear led in steals. time 1 45 umpire Haskell. Krebs defeats Wiedemann 8 7 at Hamilton with Cefalu homering twice.
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Toledo Beats Columbus After Early Lead In Ball Game
Toledo led early and held on for an 8 to 4 victory over Columbus. Sutthoff started for Columbus, was relieved after seven runs, with Minahan finishing. Key hits included Wrigley, Coulter, Berger, Cannell, Demont and a homer by Kihm. Time 1:40. Umpires Sullivan and Kane.
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Milwaukee Beats St Paul 9 to 3 for Third Straight Win
Milwaukee tops St Paul 9 to 3 in seven innings as Hickey yields 9 runs. McChesney drills a homer for Milwaukee while Clark and McCormick add two base hits. St Paul mistakes and miscues load the field. Ohio Browns edge Rising Sun 2 to 1 in the separate game.
Minneapolis Beats Kansas City 4 3 In Tight Ballgame
Minneapolis tops Kansas City 4 to 3 as pitchers and timely hits decide the contest. D. Sullivan leads with two stolen bases and a two base hit. Hill and Davis contribute key three base and two base hits while Kilroy yields two runs on the mound.
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Covington Beats Hyde Park in One-sided Baseball Game
Covington defeated Hyde Park 11 to 4 as Noonan kept Hyde Park at bay and used a late inning long throw. Connolly starred with two base hits, driving in runs and silencing Hyde Park, while Gloss hit a three-base hit and Connelly added a two-base hit. Umpire Dugan.
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Kentucky Colonels Edge Nebraska Indians 1–0 in Contested Amateur Game
The Kentucky Colonels defeated the Nebraska Indians 1 to 0 at Bellevue in a tightly played amateur contest. Meyers doubled and scored on Henns two base hit after an error by Wausekas catcher allowed the second inning run. Ritchie pitched brilliantly for the Colonels while Feidler and Reinhart contributed defensively. Scheibly was sidelined by an injury during practice.
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The Deltas Defeat Reading Crescents 7 to 3
The Deltas easily beat Reading Crescents yesterday by seven to three. They punished Sarvis’ delivery with timely hits and steady fielding throughout the game.
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Voller Tigers Edge Ceas In St Bernard Pitching Duel
The Voller Tigers defeated the Ceas in a close ball game at St Bernard highlighted by Goethe’s standout pitching. The contest featured strong play from both sides as Voller claimed the win.
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Pacific Express Defeats Wells Fargo 20 to 5
ThePacific Express Companys team easily defeated Wells Fargo by a 20 to 5 score yesterday.
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Linwood Triumphs Over Police In Slow Football Style
Linwood defeated Police 16 to 14 before a large crowd in a game noted for its slow pace. Hornberger left after the second inning replaced by Golden who shut down the Police. Linwood surged with eleven runs in frames seven and eight aided by strong hitting from O'Brien Eberle and Robinson and solid defense.
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Ambers Top Tou raines 12–7 in baseball clash
The Ambers easily defeated the Tou raines 12 to 7 yesterday with Fahlbusch and Roessler opposing on the mound. The game featured strong Ambers hitting and steady defense to seal the win.
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Latonia Meeting Seen as Likely Success Amid Inducement Debate
Latonia hosts a racing meeting amid high hopes despite a Western scarcity of top horses and jockeys. Western owners seek stronger inducements as Sir Huon dominates recent results, with Lady Navarre and other rivals challenging. emphasis on entry weights, Derby-format flaws, and upcoming Clipp seta Stakes and Kentucky Steeplechase.
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