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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
6
National League results include Cincinnati 6 Brooklyn 2 and Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3 with Pittsburg 9 Boston 8. American League games show Chicago 9 Philadelphia 6 and New York 7 St Louis 5, Detroit 5 Boston 3.
Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 38 to 9 while Columbus beat St. Paul 2 to 0 and Minneapolis won 2 to 0 over Louisville. Toledo 2, Milwaukee Central League notes Booth Bend 1, Dayton 6, Grand Rapids 1, Fort Wayne 0.
The record shows W L Pe standings with teams such as Chicago New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn St Louis Boston Milwaukee Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis and others. Scores like 28 12 .700 and 20 .444 appear amid club listings and league notes with several city names and win percentages.
Brooklyn versus Cincinnati, Boston versus Pittsburgh, New York versus St. Louis, and Philadelphia versus Chicago are on the schedule for the coming games.
Detroit faces Boston while Chicago plays Philadelphia and St. Louis meets New York. Cleveland travels to Washington and Milwaukee visits Toledo. St. Paul meets Columbus followed by Kansas City at Indianapolis and Minneapolis at Louisville.
In a high scoring early season game the Reds capitalized on a pivotal sixth inning rally sparked by Mike Mitchell's three run double with the bases loaded. Ward Miller and McLean added key hits as Brooklyn overcame an early deficit to top the visitors 6 to 4. Fromme and Fromme pitched well for the Reds while Matty McIntyre labored on the mound for Brooklyn.
Long Bob Ewing starts for the Reds against Lumley’s club with Wilhelm or Bell in relief. Art Fromme held the visitors to six hits and struck out ten yesterday. National League directors meet at the Linton Hotel to rule on Cincinnati’s protest over Wagner crossing the plate. Kling rumors denied by Manager Griffith.
President Heydler arrived in town yesterday to attend the executive committee meeting of the National League here today.
All Peetern league games were postponed due to a nationwide weather disruption affecting travel and safety. Organizers announced rescheduled dates pending clearance from regional authorities and league officials.
Chicago Nationals raise pennant and beat Philadelphia 4 to 3 in twelve innings. President Murphy awards $10,000 bonus to current team members, with some earlier players excluded. Moren’s game winning rally drives in the twelfth as Chicago seizes fifth-place implications for the league standings.
Pittsburg defeated Boston 9 to 8 after leading 8 to 1. Four pitchers used by Pittsburg, with Wagner homering with bases loaded in the fourth. Beaumount Sweeney and Starr key hitters for Pittsburg, while McCarthy was pulled in Boston after issuing six walks. Time 2 00. Umpires Emilie and Kane.
South Bend held on to beat Dayton 1 to 0 as Yingling impressed on the mound. Alberts and Tireman teamed with Yingling and Lusky in the battery for the key game.
Grand Rapids defeated Fort Wayne 1-0 as two walks, three steals, and a passed ball aided the only run. Batteries Hagermahk and W. Clark for Grand Rapids and Hammond and P. Clark for Fort Wayne.
Wheeling notes a weather caused postponement as the Zants and Deere face delay in their game in Wheeling West Virginia on June 3.
Rain caused the Terre Haute Evansville game to be postponed on June 3 in Terre Haute Indiana. The schedule change affects local players and fans awaiting the matchup at Terre Haute.
Millcreek defeated Clifton ag gregation 19 to 4 yesterday afternoon at the Norwood Inn grounds. Fry J Deltrick and J Deltrick led hitting with two and three base drives, while Anderson Otto and Haenlein contributed on the mound and behind the plate.
At Bloomington Indiana University defeated University of Chicago 6 to 3 in eleven innings. At Cambridge Harvard edged Williams 2 to 1 in thirteen innings.
Cash Sloan brother of famed jockey Ted Sloan and once nearly as strong a rider works to shed weight to accept mounts at Latonia track.
The article notes a future $10 entrance fee for cheap selling races to cut entries and ease Racing Secretary Murphy’s workload. Jockeys Rice and Davenport will ship with Pat Knabele’s stable to Montreal, Rice returning June 26 to ride Olambala in Cincinnati’s spring handicap. Tommy Burns may take mounts soon. Cash Sloan trains and weighs for a license. Fletcher Campbell and John Gaffney bring six horses each. Dainty Dame carries five pounds extra as yesterday’s impost.
Milwaukee leaders suffered a jolt yesterday as Toledo edged them in extra innings. Minneapolis creeps closer, while Indianapolis maintains its winning pace. Columbus beats Moritarity, lifting the Senators into the chase as contenders.
Indianapolis hosts Kansas City and secures its third straight victory 3-0. The pennant from last year is raised as Cross hits a three-base shot, while Che ney and Corner fanned five and two batters respectively. Umpires Eckman and Conahan oversee the game for a 1 hour 45 minute match.
Minneapolis beat Louisville 2-0 in a second straight shutout as Cates pitched for the visitors and Thielman was hit hard. Both teams flashed sharp fielding while Columbus and other teams played through a rugged day with Moran scoring early and Hall initiating a key double play for Columbus.
In Toledo, June 3, McCarthy doubled to drive in the winning run in the tenth inning as Hinchman and Smoot contributed later singles. The final line shows Toledo 2 Milwaukee 1 after a tense extra inning finish with Randall and McCarthy notable in scoring and defense.
The Latonia track saw heavy mud and several scratches as four favorites won among six races. Alice defeated Maquette by a nose in the one mile and one sixteenth feature with McMillan third, amid a day of strong betting and tight finishes.
Fourth race results show Moquette odds 1 to 3 under Powers with 115 pounds, time 1 52. Three starters include Time 1:52 and Eye White 275 pounds Mountain. Sixth race at furlongs lists Boserman 109 and Marmoreah 105 with Marmoreah placing after Sime 1:02?5. Multiple names: Mary Ethelburg Ora Dale Metzle Fielder Odale Lis tefine Heine Rickey.
The Tigers renewed their grip on first place by walloping the Boston Puritans while the White Sox dragged the Athletics down the standings. The Browns fell to the Highlanders as Cleveland and Washington encountered a rainstorm.
Boston and Detroit played a 3 to 1 game with Detroit gaining the lead through timely hits and base paths. Harold Danzig sale to St Paul announced by Boston manager Lake amid lineup notes and fielding events.
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 9 to 6 in a rough contest marked by 16 Philadelphia players and 13 Chicago players used. Key moments include Devis Isbell Murphy home run and Krause pitching extended innings.
The Washingtonland game was postponed on June 3 due to rain, with no reschedule immediately announced.
Fragmented OCR recalls scores with teams in Baltimore Rochester Buffalo Newark and Montreal with limited legible digits. No clear dates or full match results available.
King James defeats Restigouche by a length in the 23rd Brooklyn handicap at Gravesend. Celt slips to third as Restigouche sets a race record of 2 04.0 in a late rush with King James charging on the rail to prevail.
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