Brooklyn Wins Opener 1–0 in Contested Series Start
Brooklyn takes the opening game of the series by a single run as Coakley shines on the mound with a great ball. Bell also performs well but the offense stalls with ineffective hitting.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
3
Results and Standings From Last Night's Games
Yesterday's results show Brooklyn defeating Cincinnati 1 to 0 and Chicago beating New York 8 to 2. Philadelphia rolled past St. Louis 8 to 2. The standings table follows with current team positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Om E
American L
W. U. Pe
W. le Pe
Bas
Cleveland
Detroit
Cocvscey Sam
Boston
Washington
la. Pe
Ubs. Ww. L. Pe
Minneapolis
Wheeling
Columbus
Evansville
S City
Springfield
Milwaukee
Canton
Ween
Indianapolis
Dayton
T. Paul
Grand Rapids
Toledo
South Bend
Louisville
Terre Haute
Pittsburg
Brooklyns edge Reds in tight Brooklyn Park tilt
In a pitching duel at League Park Bell bested Reds pitcher Ardy Coakley as the Brooklyn nine held Cincinnati to zero. Mike Mitchell led the Reds with a trio of hits while Alperman's double sparked the Brooklyn eighth inning rally that produced the only run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Park
Brooklyns
Hanlon
Bell
Ardy Coakley
Coakley
Reds
Ganzel
Mike Mitchell
Mike
Brooklyn Boys
Brooklyn
Hans Lobert
Miller Huggins
Dame Fortune
Jack McLean
Lumley
Mitchell
Ganze
Alperman
Superbas
Fighth
Ritter
Huggins
Lobert
Jordan
McLean
Maloney
Lewis
Casey
Gazel
McLean Short
Davis
Mowrey
Odwell
Elyn
Adag TS
Lumley Soha i Seetak
Sarasonova
Huitchell
Jamel
Cincinnati
Emslie
Reds Triumph Narrowly in Quick Brooklyns Rivals
After the Brooklyns were retired in an easy order Lobert for the Reds died at first Theo Mitchell tripled to right but Ganzel died at first and McLean flied to Lumley The score remained undecided in this brief batting sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyns
Lobert
Reds
Theo Mitchell
Ganzel
McLean
Lumley
Ban Johnson arrives to press reopen Jake Stahl case
President Ban B Johnson of the American League trips to discuss the Jake Stahl case with National Commission chair Herrmann. Stahl asks for a reopening over salary disputes with the Chicago Club and his position with the White Sox. The Reds vs. Superbas game features Rucker and Weimer Ewing as pitchers. Lefty Davis makes a dramatic one handed catch after misjudging a long fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban B. Johnson
American League
Jake Stahl
Herrmann
National Commission
Stahl
Chicago
White Sox
Johnson
Stah
Lefty Davis
Alperman
Lefty
Commission sustains arbitration ruling on Cabrera Marsans dispute
The National Commission upheld the National Arbitration Board decision in the Cabrera and Marsans cases. The Cuban players who signed with the Patterson New Jersey based Atlantic League team are not being declared free agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Commission
National Arbitration Board
A. Cabrera
A. Marsans
Patterson
N. J
Philadelphia Nationals Top St Louis 8 to 2 in opener
The Philadelphia Nationals defeated St Louis 8 to 2 in the opening game of the series. Beebe pitched poorly with wildness and shaky support, while Knabe Magee and Beckley contributed key hits for Philadelphia. Three-base hits by Bennett and Magee highlighted the scoring as St Louis stranded runners and Beebe fanned 11 before Corridon finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Philadelphia Nationals
Beebe
St. Lona
Phila
Holly
Thomas
Bennett
Knabe
Muray
Byrne
Magee
Beckley
Bransfi'd
Kelly
Ate
Courtney
Scence
Corridon
Carpenter
Pittsburg Boston Game Postponed by Rain
Rain forced the postponement of the Pittsburg versus Boston baseball game on June 5 in Pittsburg. The delay shifts the schedule with no immediate rescheduled date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Boston
Milwaukee Defeats Louisville In Ninth Inning Rally
Milwaukee beats Louisville 11 to 4 in Louisville with Goodwin strong except sixth inning. Kenna roughed up, Elliott relief falters early in eighth. Brashear Dougherty lead Louisville with two-base and three-base hits. Geier McChesney Green pace Milwaukee offense. Time 1:55. Umpire Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kenna
Elliott
Goodwin
Stanley
Beville
Woodruff
Dough
Milwaukee
Brashear
Dougherty
Geier
McChesney
Green
McCormick
Roth
Sullivan
Indianapolis Beats Kansas City 11 3 in Baseball Clash
Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 11 to 3. Livingston starred for Indianapolis as Frantz struggled in four innings before Crutcher took over. Strong hitting by Williams and Livingston highlighted the offense, while Kellum and Frantz controlled the mound for their teams in a high scoring affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Frantz
Crutcher
Livingston
Siegle
Hill
Burke
McBride
Williams
Sullivan
Kellum
Carr
Krueger
McBrite
Lindsay
Krug
Werden and
Egan
Columbus Beats St Paul In Seventh Inning Rally
A seventh inning batting rally gave Columbus an easy win over St Paul in Columbus. Jude starred with key hits and two-base efforts. Stolen bases by Jude Wrigley Reilly Friel Koehler highlighted the game. Wicker and Leroy combined for the mound work as the finale ended in 2 hours 16 minutes with Kerin umpiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
St. Paul
Jude
Algeres
Het
Ore
Wrigley
Reilly
Friel
Koehler
Nordyke
Williams
Leroy
Wicker
Gessler
Sugden
Kerin
Colum
AB Ake
Sateen
Dunleavy
Eee
Hulswitz
Frisk
Kihm
Gadden
Wrisley
Erwin
O Reilly
Blue
Tiemyer
Criss
St Leroy
Wet Grounds Halt Toledo Minneapolis Game
Wet grounds prevented the baseball game scheduled for today between Toledo and Minneapolis in Toledo. The contest was postponed due to field conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Minneapolis
Atlanta Beats Little Rock 13 to 1 in Baseball
Atlanta defeats Little Rock 13 to 1 while Montgomery versus Memphis did not play. Birmingham wins 10 to 2 over New Orleans and Nashville edges Shreveport 5 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Little Rock
Montgomery-Memphis
Ein
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashv
Shreveport
Gubs Beat Giants In Handy Fashion
Chicago May 5 New Yorks first appearance here this season drew a great overflow crowd to see Chicago win 8 to 2. The visitors opened with two runs but the Chicago pitcher held them to light hits. Mathewson was pounded for eighteen bases including two doubles in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Brown
Mathewson
AB. R
A. E. Slagle
Tinker
Sheckard
Chance
Il Steinfeldt
Hofman
al Evers
Kling
C Brown
AB. BH. PO
Bresnahan
New Yorks
McGann
O’ Day
Rigler
St Louis Beats Washington 10 to 1 in league game
The St Louis Browns routed the Washington team 10 to 1 as Graham struggled on the mound and Glade puzzled Washington. Yeager and Pickering hit two bases each, while Graham lasted five innings and Durham four. O Connor and O’Connor tied for passed balls and the game lasted 1 hour 55 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Washington
Glade
Graham
And’son
Yeager
Perrine
T. Jones
Heydon
O'Connor
Warner
TaOwle
Durham
Pickering
Grahame
O’connor
O’ Loughlin
Rain Delays Philadelphia-Chicago Game
Rain in Philadelphia on June 5 forced the postponement of the scheduled Philadelphia versus Chicago game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Detroit Boston game postponed by rain in Boston
Rain in Boston caused the Detroit versus Boston game to be postponed. The schedule shift affects fans and teams awaiting the matchup at the venue.
Cleveland New York game postponed by rain
The Cleveland New York baseball game scheduled for June 5 was postponed due to rain in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hanlon Negotiates Cincinnati Purchase of Fred Smith
Ned Hanlon visits Wheeling to seal a deal with Terre Haute manager Jack McConnell to acquire pitcher Fred Smith. Ratification by Louis D. Smith is awaited. Smith accepted a salary offer and may join Cincinnati, while Hanlon stays to watch Wheeling vs Terre Haute and Smith could be used soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
Fred Smith
Terre Haute
Ganzel
Commercial Tribune
Wheeling
W. Va
Ned Hanlon
Cincinnati Club
McClure
Jack McConnell
Smith
L. D. Smith
Mike Schreck to Visit Reading for Weekend Fight Event
Rumor says Cincinnati heavyweight Mike Schreck, known as the world champion, will arrive in Reading Friday or Saturday. Plans include a grand turnout by local clubs and lodges with bands, fireworks, and arranged transport. If he returns Sunday he may umpire a Reading Eagles versus St Bernard game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Reading
Mike
Joe Kopp
Main Street
Sierras
Mike Ie
Joe
Millcreek Valley
Eagles
Schreck
Reading Eagles
St. Bernard
Cincinnati Fan Food and Weekend Baseball Promises
Sunday promises record crowds at Greater Newport Ball Park with a Bellevue Grays vs Newport Monarchs preliminary game at 1 pm. The program features Winton A. C. at Gleneste Ohio, Covington Tigers vs Ludlow True Blues, All White Rock players report for a managers’ spread, and Unions vs Covington Blues at Central Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Newport Ball Park
Wiedemanns
Kentucky Colonels
Bellevue Grays
Newport Monarchs
Winton A. C
Gleneste
Pease
Lasker
Pickering
Jacobs
Stophel
Reid
Greminger
Elbers
Jesse Layne
Covington Tigers
Ludlow True Blues
Ludlow
Tigers
White Rock
Seiler
Covington Blues
Central Park
Watter
Blues
Madisonvilles
Hamilton Muldoons
Highland Grove
C. L
Grove
Orby Wins English Derby for Croker at Epsom Downs
The American owned chestnut Orby trained by Dick Crocker with Johnny Reiff aboard won the 1907 English Derby at Epsom Downs in 2 minutes 44 seconds amid rain and sun. Croker joyfully led Orby from the paddock past the royal box to triumph as crowds cheered including many Americans and Irish supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boss Croker
Derby
Epsom Downs
Croker
Orby
Jockey Club
Newmarket
Slieve Gallion
Queen Xandra
Edward
Prince Andrincess of Wales
Johnny
Reiff
Belmont
Mr. Croker
August Belmont
Johnny” Keiff
America
Maher
Great Britain
Dervish Leads Bermuda Ocean Race As Fleet Sails East of Scotland
The Dervish of the Corinthian Yacht Club Massachusetts led the fifty foot class in the Bermuda ocean race off Scotland light vessel. Nine boats started in the over fifty foot division while three contested the club cup. Zena, Lila and Zinita faced issues before the late afternoon start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dervish
Corinthian Yacht Club
Massachusetts
Bermuda
Scotland
Coimmmodore Mailer
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Matercio
Tammany
Shamrock
Zuhrah
Priscilla Mist
Isolt
Hyperion
Zena
Lila
Zinita
Carl Muller
H. Cohne
Muller
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
Eclipse Stakes Won by Colin on Muddy Belmont Track
In a muddy Belmont Park race Colin the 3 to 5 favorite won the Eclipse Stakes over five and a half furlongs with a time of 3 068-5. Alfar won the Grand National Steeplechase by a length from Mr. McCann with Coligny third after two miles of pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colin
Belmont Park
Alfar
Mr. McCann
Coligny
Sun
Maries
Rio Grande
Swain
Chief Hayes
E. Dugan
Workman
G. Burns
Uncle
Bruseel
Fordello
Koerner
Mountain
Beau Cop
Dugan
Wave Crest
Miller
Alene
Stone
Donohue
Springfield Beats Grand Rapids 9 to 4 in Baseball Showdown
Springfield won 9 to 4 as Hallman stifled visiting hitters. McKenzie debuted as umpire in the June 5 game. Score details show Springfield led with scattered hits and strong pitching pairing Hallman and Clark for the Batteries while Grand Rapids struggled at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Hallman
McKenzie
R. H. E. Springfield
Hallman and Clark
Warner
Moran
Lee rides every winner on card at Churchill Downs
J Lee the colored jockey dominates Churchill Downs, winning all six races. Foreigner lowers the track record in the final event while crowds cheer. Weather clear, track fast. Races feature Mattie H, Wing Ting, and other contenders with Lee aboard most winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
J. Lee
Churchill Downs
Lee
Fred Archer
George Fordhamn
England
Monk Overton
Washington Park
Chicago
Dearborn
Hollow
Griffith
Dona H
Lady Elkhorn
Catherine F
Lady Vie
Stone Street
Belle of Kent
Lively Girl
Bitter Gold
Headline
St. Magnet
Dandy Dancer
Mattie H
Mattie Mack
J. Butler
Attention
BE. Martin
Dulweber
Grace Curier
Dorothy Scott
Bob Augustine
Dan McKenna
Sylvan Belle
Gold Duke
George C. Graddy
the Pet
Tartarus
Wimple
Woolstone
Leo Bright
D. Austin
Bernie Cramer
A. Brown
O. Coe
Mintboy
Alcor
Red Ogden
Freiy Michel
Falkland
Queen Caroline
Alenson
Artful Dodger
Austin
Haughty
Bilag
Nedra
Nouarter
Monere
Judge. Treen
Della Thorpe
Roger S
Bourbon News
Frank Fehr
Wing Ting
Envoy
Lexoline
Mortiboy
Request
Trenola
Scalplock
Merry Pioneer
Horseradish
Casperdine
Attilla
Mr. Farnum
Swiftwing
Louisville Race Card Plies Multiple Stakes and Sellings
The Louisville program lists seven racing events with weights and entries per race. Notable names include Anna Ruskin and Gold Duke in selling races, Haber and Little Lighter in purses, Suffrage and Suffrage related horses in handicaps, plus Greenfield Steeplechase and Westminster Handicap entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ruskin
Queen of Nelson
Wyata
Section
Wild Violet
Marychanan
Spendthrift
Helen
Etrena
Belle of Shelby
Nellette
Optional
Monochord
Cygnet
Tempt
Gold Duke
Red Ogden
Hard Shot
Hazelpatch
Western
Sally M
Dulweber
Denogre
Mr. Wendell
Muche
Red Coat
Redwood N
Henry O
Light Note
Matador
Haber
Little Lighter
Gargantua
Beau Brummel
Iss Lida
Plantland
Harry Scott
the Clansman
Fantastic
Frontenac
Colonel Jim Douglas
Edna Motter
Ada O
Walker
Bitter Sir
Judge Dundon
Special One
Orlando
Synchronized
Colonel Brady
Evelyn
Demo
Sanderson
Sea Salt
Guard
County Clerk
Proteus
Nien
Crew
Minnehaha
Bendigo
Royal River
Ibs
Lady Arion
Vipsania
Anna
Mary Or
Camille
Hyperbole
Leta Dutty
Telepathy
Vohoome
Lideiia
Field Lark
Fabust
Lord Lovat
Greenfield
Caller
Jimmy Lane
Phanton
Navajo
Dulcain
Sheriff Williams
Criterion
Ella O'Neill
Flower Huon
Gold Finn
Lady Winifred
Sungham
Aimee C
Cedar
Glorifier
W. H. Carey
Running Water
Tokaion
Tangle
Fup Flap
Far West
Jack Atkin
Philander
Sir Toddington
Red Friar
Oliver Cromwell
Flavigny
Flowaway
Magna Stella
Grace Larsen
Oakland Race Results From Today's Oakland Meet
San Francisco dispatch lists six races with payouts and times. Turnaway and Calloa head the results with Abbey and Talen tosa among minor placings. Time figures range from 1:10 to 1:13 5-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Turnaway
College Widow
Abbey
Calloa
Talentosa
Nonie Lucill
Nappa
Nothing
Ham Bedford
Rubric
George P. McNear
Yuo
Andrew Mack
Wanere
Young
Billy Mayam
Vane
St. Francie
Carew and Wiborg Join Cincinnati Gym Board
Joseph T. Carew and Frank Wiborg were elected as directors of the Cincinnati Gym. The East End athletic grounds project is completed and outdoor clubs can resume activities and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Carew
Frank Wiborg
Cincinnati Gym
Oxford Girls Graduated at Seventh Annual Commencement
The Oxford College for Women held its seventy seventh commencement in the college chapel at 10 o clock. Dr Robert Watson delivered the annual address from Cincinnati. Dr Jane Sherzer awarded diplomas to Florence Louise Butler Scipio Indiana and other graduates from Kentucky Indiana and Illinois. Follow up commencements are planned at Western College for Women and Miami University in the coming weeks.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Oxford College For Women
College Chapel
Oxford
Robert Watson
Second Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Jane Sherzer
Florence Louise Butler
Scipio
Ind
Mary Belle Edwards
Versailles
Jennie Eldred
Carrollton
Ill
Pansy B. Kautz
Nappanee
Ethel. May Kattman
Brazil
Anna Belle Norris
Fernleaf
Matilda Norris
Vivian West
Wilmington
Elsie Ripley Wright
Alexandria
Western College For Women
Miami University
State Normal College of Miami University
Saengerfest Planned for Hamilton Southern Ohio District
Dayton Cincinnati Portsmouth Chillicothe and Newport Ky prepare a Baengerbund district convention at Pabst's Hall Hamilton on June 24 with delegates from local singing societies. A stengerfest is set for June 23 at Butler County Fair Grounds led by Charles G. Schmidt of Cincinnati. It is billed as the largest fest yet in Southern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Dayton
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Newport
Ohio
Baengerbund
North America
Pabst
Charles G. Schmidt
United German Singers
Saengerbund of America
Double Wedding Near May King Sees Teen Brothers Marry Sisters
In Boone's Fork Kentucky a double wedding took place yesterday with Wiley Bentley 16 and James Bentley 18 marrying Lucretia Isaacs 13 and Mary Isaacs 15. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Johnson amid local attention as the families noted the ages of the brides and grooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Mayking
Boone’s Fork
Wiley Bentley
James Bentley
Lucretia Isaacs
Mary Isaacs
Mr. Johnson
Rebels Attack Weichou as Canton Troops Called In
A serious rebel outbreak hits Weichou about thirty miles south of Pakuo with mobs attacking the city and Canton troops requested. The Lienchow rising is fading due to energetic local authorities action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Weichod
Pakuo
Gulf of Tonking
Canton
Lienchow
Telecommunication Disrupted In Amoy China River Travel Suspended
A telegraphic link with Changchow thirty miles up the river is interrupted and river traffic is halted due to heightened duties on vessels and cargoes. Changchow conditions yesterday were reported favorable despite the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
China
Changchow
Coach windows smashed by railroad crane incident
A mail crane at Paden City on the Ohio River Division railroad became dislocated as a southbound accommodation train passed at 4 o clock. The crash shattered windows in four coaches injuring passenger H. W. Smith of Ravenswood and causing medical treatment for several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Paden City
Ohio River Division
H. W. Smith
Ravenswood
Saloon Keepers Sued Over Fatal Drinking Case
Judge Bear in Madison enters separate suits in Switzerland County Circuit Court for $6,000 against United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company for selling liquor to Jesse Harper while intoxicated in Vevay Indiana. Harper later died in an incident involving James Joyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Madison
Ind
Judge Bear
Switzerland County
Jesse Harper
United States Fidelity, and Guarantee Company
Baltimore
Ben Simmons
John Grammer
Hugh S. Brown
Vevay
Harper
James Joyce
Tug loses barge in storm off New Jersey coast
The barge Pactolus from the tug Tormantor was lost during a recent storm off the New Jersey coast. Several crew members drowned, per a report from the tug M. E. Luckenbach, which arrived at Providence. The Luckenbach passed the Tormantor at Point Judith, where the captain reported the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Providence
R. I
Pactolus
Tormentor
New Jersey
M. E. Luckenbach
Luckenbach
Point Judith
Tormantor
Gambling Revelations Shake German Riding Institute
Six officers from the renowned Russian Military Riding Institute in Hanover are sent to their regiments after a gambling scandal. Others face arrest, and all officers at the institute are barred from staying at leading hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Prussia
Military Riding Institute
Germany
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