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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
6
Redlegs also land on ball frequently but lose by a single tally. Final score is 9 to 8 first inning proves to be Hansonites undoing with Mowrey retained.
Phillies top Reds 9 to 8 as Bob Wicker starts with a rough first inning then settles in. Pittinger and Wicker dominate early in a high scoring game with seven runs by the Phillies in the second through fourth innings. Cincinnati rallies in the eighth and ninth but falls short as Delahanty and Corcoran contribute key hits.
Special Dispatch reports Bob Wicker’s first appearance for the Redlegs was uneven though he showed form. He endured a tough day and blamed himself for the loss, expressing disappointment over the result.
Miller Huggins displayed tall hitting and sparked two rallies. His foot is fully healed and he feels ready to perform well on the upcoming trip.
Manager Hanlon plans Jake Weimer or Charlie Chech to start tomorrow with Duggheby scheduled for the Phillies game.
Manager Hanlon said the deal for Mowrey to move to Baltimore will close only after Baltimore accepts Cincinnati Club terms. Cincinnati retains call on the shortstop before the drafting season. Mowrey left Baltimore for Chambersburg Pa this morning and will report to Hanlon in Cincinnati Thursday or Friday.
Chicago shut out New York 6 to 0 as Brown pitched effectively and Evers and Dahlen starred on defense. The June 5 game showcased dominant Cubs pitching and sharp fielding to secure the win.
Chicago wins 3 to 1 over New York. Errors led to runs for Chicago as McGinnity and Brown pitched, Shreckard and Chance doubled, Slagle Devlin Gilbert stole bases, and Steinfeldt paired with Chance in a double play. Time 1:40. Umpires Emilie and O'Day.
St. Louis defeated New York 9 to 5 as Howell and O Connor were ejected before the game. Hoffman sparked offense with a two base and three base hit, Chesbro allowed 12 hits in six innings while Clarkson and Griffith handled the rest. Both teams stranded ten baserunners and the game lasted 2 hours 18 minutes with Evans and Connolly umpiring.
Chicago rolled to a 7 to 1 victory over Philadelphia as White dominated on the mound allowing only one hit. Philadelphia’s scoring came from a bases on balls a double and a balk while Waddell started and was wild and er followed by a hit heavy relief effort.
In Cleveland the Indians and Red Sox played under a rain delay with the game paused in the fourth inning. When play resumed the score stood Cleveland 1, Boston 0 as the delay interrupted the contest.
Rain halted the Detroit to Washington game with the June 5 delay announced from Detroit.
Louisville dating pitcher Puttman puzzles St Paul as Louisville takes the opener 5 to 2. Hallman Geier Stovall Brashear Sullivan Frisk Kerwin Rockenfield Woodruff Padden Quinlan Puttman Slagle and Coy contribute in a tight offensive showing while Puttman earns the win and De Peet closes.
The Minneapolis Indianapolis game was postponed due to wet grounds. The matchup was called off in Indianapolis on June 5, with no rescheduled time announced.
Heavy rain in Columbus led to the postponement of the Milwaukee Columbus game on June 5. Local teams and fans await rescheduling details and updates from officials.
Toledo June 5 Kansas City Toledo contest canceled with no game played leaving teams idle and local officials noting weather or scheduling issues as cause for postponement.
In Atlanta, Atlanta 5 defeated New Orleans 3. Montgomery traveled to Memphis for a 3 point game against Montgomery Memphis. Nashville beat Shreveport 6 to 1 at Nashville. Birmingham game vs Little Rock postponed due to rain.
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 5 Wheeling beat South Bend 64 to 41 with key half inning runs. Batteries were Soyle and Andrews for Wheeling with Hallman and Richardson for South Bend. In Terre Haute Indiana on the same day Terre Haute outlasted Springfield after ten innings by a 3 2 margin. Weaver Fries and ark pitched for Terre Haute while Springfield used ? and ark.
Evansville blanked Dayton as pitcher Long allowed only four hits. Evansville scored early and held Dayton scoreless, with Long and Fuller combining on the shutout and McKinley contributing on defense.
In Canton Ohio today the game between Canton and Grand Rapids ended after four innings due to rain. The score stood 4 to 0 in favor of Grand Rapids at the stoppage time.
Local baseball notes report the Centrals defeated Watters youngsters 14 to 10 while Homesteads of Newport beat Silverton 8 to 2. Royalties, Norwood Blues, and many other teams receive open schedules and upcoming game attractions across Cincinnati and nearby towns.
An Eastern journal notes more automobiles in Massachusetts New York and New Jersey than in France. El Paso reports the auto mail line Tor rance Roswell NM prompts government route contracts in New Mexico Arizona. A Milford pike gander causes drivers to swerve. Worcester Mass Pope Hartford leads a 1950 gasoline car class on Dead Horse Hill.
An American in Bombay humorously notes the proliferation of cars, joking about 800 vehicles and fearing 800,000. He dislikes cars but acknowledges owning one could change his view, and he warns that speed vs care shapes reliability. A chauffeur quips the best is the cheapest long term.
The annual international chess masters tournament started in Ostend Belgium. Thirty six competitors entered the Kursaal and were split into four sections. After nine rounds each section pairs with the opposite section and the lowest scorers in each section drop out. Today's results followed.
The Norwegian championship tennis tournament begins at Aigburth Lancashire with Miss May Sutton defending the title of Northern champion against top British women. In the men's singles E Casdaglie defeats D P Rhodes 6 4. Sutton advances by walkover. Mrs Chapman withdraws before facing the American.
Race card lists weights and entries across six events including horses such as Robador Yada Contend Onatas Don t Ask Me Geranium Far West Melbourne Nominee Klingsor Pleasant Days Elbourne Cinchona King s Gem Wrenne Wes Botanist Golf Ball Royal Breeze Saracinesca Mirza Toddles Woodwitch Thracian Judge Post Marriage Banns Royal Lady Silver Point Superman Oran Canville George S Davis Tim O Toole Water Pearl Jersey Lady Prince Hampton Good and Plenty Hylas Gateball Grandpa Fallaheen Her culoida Dromedary Gold Fleur Glen gate Uncle Urigh Loretta Palette Colossal Robador Our Sister Pan ique Neptunus Ninnisquaw Telephone Bowling Bridge Just So Novena Dolly Spanker Pretension Logistilla Astronomer Vino Sir Russell Sir Lynnewood Garnish Mandarin.
Kingston filly edges Long’s pair in mud as La Venta claims Clipsetta Stakes victory. Public bets on favorites after a day of mixed results with several horses like Fonsoluca showing strong finishes. Oak Grove and Blucher are among noted runners.
Latonia featured heavy mud as crowds watched six races with Clipsetta Stakes the day’s centerpiece. La Vesta won the five furlong two year old filly stakes at 3 to 1 while favorites struggled and The Minks and Ingolthrift scored notable upsets.
The paddock and betting ring contingent at Latonia is so large that one might easily fancy that he was at either the Hawthorne or Harlem tracks.
M. J. Powers, a Chicago trainer, currently has three horses in Memphis. One, H. M. P., is described as a jumper of the highest class, while the other two are also watched closely. Powers insists he possesses top timber and would prove it if the horse arrives here as good as in Memphis.
Handicappers have yet to see the best horses in public for the Queen City Handicap the season midwest race meeting. Trainers are giving top runners special prep as the field grows to an unwieldy size a week before the race.
Among yesterday's spectators at the track was starter Dick Dwyer who has been recuperating at West Baden. He came over to see the game and was greeted warmly by the horsemen who crowded him for handshakes.
Aeronaut, a 7 to 1 shot, takes the Van Cortlandt Handicap at Belmont Park in 1:20 for seven furlongs on a circular track, tying The Musketeer’s 1902 Saratoga world record. Other races include Belgravia first in 1:39 2-5 for one mile and Jaunty winning the six furlong selling.
Weather fine and track fast at Kenilworth Park with six races reported. Incantation won race one with Hannibal Bey second and Neribest third.
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