Reds Rally For Win Amid Strong Hitting Show
A Cincinnati player praised by Manager Allen after a solid hitting day and a rare burst of offense. The Reds stole five bases in the eighth inning two of them on double steals by Irwin and Steinfeldt and Barrett and Corcoran, boosting morale and lifting hopes it can climb out of eighth place.
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Reds
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Steinfeldt
Barrett
Corcoran
Mercer
Grady
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Carrick
Peitz
Phillips
Steing
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Bowerman
New York
van Haltren
Beckley
Michael
New Yorks
Reds Win Hard to Believe Game
Yesterday's results show Cincinnati defeating New York 14 to 8 while Boston beat St. Louis 15 to 11 and Chicago 4 over Brooklyn 5, with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh also scoring. Smith and Geier remain with the Reds with Chicago and Brooklyn possibly influencing moves.
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Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
Wee Wee Eee
Rooklyn Tee
Pittsburg
Reds Rally To Defeat New Yorks In Nine Inning Game
Reds beat the New Yorks 7 to 2 after a four error fourth inning. Phillips and Carrick started as pitchers with Carrick besting Phillips in control, though unearned runs doomed Carrick early. Irwin Steinfeldt Crawford and Bowerman feature in a high drama contest with misplays and timely hits shaping Cincinnati’s first eastbound win.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Reds
Phillips
Carrick
Queen City Jockey Club Spring Meet Opens Race Day
Newport Ky June 5 1900 eighth day of the Spring Meeting with clear weather and fast track presiding judge Jackson Smith starter James F Caldwell. First race purse 50 selling six and a half furlongs results show multiple horses with odds and post positions and winners including a bay filly by Lissak Bonnie Byrd in the fourth race and a mare by Brutus Brightlight in the sixth.
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Queen City Jockey Club
Jackson Smith
James F. Caldwell
Lady Kent
Garnett, R.h.bronaugh&co
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Michaels
A. Gibson
Little Veronica
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Heckler
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Kent
Lissak
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Hageman
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Mason
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O. Lewis
Ed Rentz
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J. H.brown&co
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Smith Still a Red as New York Club Seeks Elmer Smith
Special despatch reports Elmer Smith not yet transferred to the New York Club. Terms agreed between managers but Smith resists, preferring Cincinnati or outright release. He cites conflict of play for and against the Reds and hints at Brooklyn’s Sheckard trade possibility.
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Elmer
Brooklyn
Commercial Tribune
Elmer Smith
Allen
Ewing
Smith
Cincinnati
Leds
New Yorks
Geier
Comiskey
Geler
Cincinnati Club Eyes Brooklyns Star Smith in Season Deal
The Cincinnati Club pursued a possible trade for Elmer Smith with manager Hanlon of the Brooklyns, as Allen acknowledged interest but had no firm information. The Reds fought well against New York aside from a fourth inning collapse, with Bowerman and Beckley contributing key plays and Sam Crawford staging a heroic seventh inning sprint, while Selbach misplayed several balls in left. Elmer Smith also bought a Siberian wolfhound and hinted at a post baseball dog and bird business in Pittsburg.
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Hanlon
Brooklyns
Smith
Allen
Emilie
Sam Crawford
McBride
Sam
Selbach
Crawford
Emslie
Elmer Smith
Pittsburg
New York
Lajoie
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Freeman
Larry
Giants
Pittsburg Chronicle
Cincinnati Club Holds Line on Smith Geier Trades
The Cincinnati Club has not sold or traded Elmer Smith or Phil Geier despite market interest. No deal is finalized, with Brooklyn and New York bands interested and Allen seeking maximum value. The Reds won a game, Crawford hit well, and Starmstedt proved promising.
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Phil Geier
Cincinnati
Geier
Comiskey
Smith
New York
Brooklyn
Elmer
Baseball Pitching Woes and Player Punishments Scrutinized
The National League faces a pitching crisis with six to eight box men and pitchers overworked from start to finish. Debates on discipline rise as Lajoie and Clarke cases test league rules while clubs consider salary stops and blacklists amid wants for enforceable standards.
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Tenney
Boston Globe
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Philadelphia
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Clarke
Boston Again Tops St. Louis In Camp Game
Boston defeated St. Louis 15 to 7 after a hard fought afternoon. Boston broke a 9 to 9 tie in the seventh with a burst of hits and scored six runs, Cy Young pitched for St. Louis after the tie but Boston added runs in the eighth. Long Lowe and Tenney closed with a double play as Boston pulled away.
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Giants-Chicago Closer? Brooklyn Falls After Ninth Inning Slump
In New York at Washington Park on June 5 Brooklyn led 4 0 entering the eighth as Frank Killen tamed the Chicagos. A Homer crowd surged the visitors to rally and Chicago pushed ahead to win 5 4. McGinnity pitched for Brooklyn with 2 strikeouts as Chicago capitalized on late hits and earned runs to seal the victory before 1,700 fans.
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Cross Delivers Night Gas For Phillies In Friday Tie
In Philadelphia June 5 1915 the Phillies rallied from a 5 to 2 deficit in the eighth inning as Cross hit a home run clearing the bases to tie Pittsburg. Slagle later scored on a force play and Flick drive as Philadelphia tied the game in a dramatic late surge.
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Visitors edge Indians in ninth
Minneapolis escapes Indianapolis 9 7 in a nine inning game. Magoon homered for Minneapolis and Seybold hit a two base shot. Guese Harvey and McCann worked the mound as the visitors pull out the win before 2000 fans.
Cleveland Triumphs Over Chicago In Slow Game
Cleveland whitewashed Chicago in a low scoring affair with fast fielding on both sides. Attendance was 1,200 as Cleveland edged Chicago 4 to 1. Shugart homered, Pickering doubled, and McKenna pitched for Cleveland with solid defense supporting the win.
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Kansas City Blues Dominate Buffalo In Baseball Tilt
Kansas City outplayed Buffalo in a 8 to 3 game paced by Lee on the mound and strong KC hitting. Hemphill Gettman Gear and Schreckengost led the offense. Hooker and Baker shared pitching duties for Buffalo, with Gear hitting a home run and O'Brien Dungan contributing multiple hits.
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Ducky Holmes Delivers Detroit Win in Tenth Inning
Ducky Holmes drives the ball to deep right for a game winning hit in the tenth inning as Detroit defeats Milwaukee 3 to 1. Umpire Cantillon’s calls draw complaints from both sides in a closely contested Milwaukee game attended by 700.
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Wis
Duckey Holmes
Detroit
Smith
Waldron
Fultz
Baseball Notes From Local Teams And Schedules
Manager Anderson meets Dugan at Spinneys Wednesday at 6 p.m. Wyoming Grays send Poor Devanney Geyer Honeybrink Perry Wegner Kirby Quizer Weidler to Burlington. Shamrocks pursue Su perbas for a game. There is a Rialto note for Rim. Players report to Manager Block at C L N Depot Thursday 8 p.m.: Ferguson Gilligan Borden Schlice Thomas Carney Ferguson. Walnut Hills HS vs Dayton HS at Norwood Inn next Saturday. Home Citys vs Brother Brauer's Stars. Addystons vs Athletics at Addyston next Sunday. Addystons beat Ft Thomas 14 to 3 last Sunday.
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C.f
Weidler
J.J
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Gilligan
Borden
Schlice
Thomas
Carney
Louisville and Cincinnati Tennis Stars to Meet in June
Louisville Athletic Tennis Club will host a match against Cincinnati Ohio Tennis Club on June 23 at the local grounds. The event draws stylish crowds from both cities and usually ends with a reception or banquet for the visitors after their arrival June 22.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Cincinnati
Athletic Tennis Club
Ohio Tennis Club
Minneapolis Defeated by Indianapolis in Ragged Game
In Minneapolis on June 5 Indianapolis won as the home club showed ragged play. McCann started on the mound and stumbled in the first inning allowing five hits including a three base hit. Harvey finished the game for Minneapolis with uneven form as Nance at third made costly miscues.
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Indianapolis
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Ae Harvey
Nance
Ohio Trapshooters League Opens 14th Annual Tourney in Columbus
The fourteenth annual Ohio Trapshooters League tournament starts in Columbus with 100 shooters. Events use equitable scoring for league rounds and money plans for open events. White flyer targets and Sargent traps are used. Top scores include Elliott and Linde in the first event and Maynard, Neal, Po in the second.
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Ohio Trapshooters’ League
Sargent
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F. W. Linde
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Sanford
Tripp
Neal
Young
Snow
Safford
Kirby
Redwing
Meveard
Five Cribs Run Down by Close Finish at Newport Race Day
At Newport yesterday a purse of 250 dollars drew five selling platers for a six and a half furlong race. Little Billy won by a head at the wire with Match Box second and Botha third as Tolstoi and Mizzouri followed. The card saw brisk betting and competitive finishes including Sprung ridden by Little Russell Ransom and several longshots filling the money.
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W. F. Schulte
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