Ginks Play a Practice Game Before Philadelphia Series
Cincinnati Reds defeat Boston 9 to 2 in a stormy Petrel Park workout. Johnny Bates shines, hitting .340 with eleven hits in the Boston series and four walks, while Griffey Griffith defends his stance as manager amid a club revival push toward a four straight from the Phillies.
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League Park
Reds
Boston
Ginks
Cincinnati
Gods of the Thunders
the Lightnings
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Wrongdong
Griff
Klem
Emilie
Johnny Bates
Bates
Griff’s
Hach
Battle Field
Port Arthur
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Commercial Tribune
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Baseball scores from yesterday’s major leagues
In the National League Cincinnati defeated Boston and Philadelphia beat Pittsburg while New York and Brooklyn posted wins. The American League Boston topped Chicago and Detroit defeated Washington. The American Association featured runaway scores with Minneapolis over Kansas City and Louisville over Indianapolis.
Baseball standings and league leaders from multiple circuits
National and American leagues list clubs with wins and losses, including New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, Pittsburg, and Cincinnati. Minor leagues show Ohio State, Lenene, and others with win percentages and positions across leagues such as Eastern Central Southern and Blue Grass.
National League Games Today Feature Key Matchups
Pa at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at St Louis highlighted by crowded NL slate with five games on tap.
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National League
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsbur
Brooklyn
oSton
St. Louis
Matchups Set Across League Stadiums
Cleveland faces Washington Detroit meets Philadelphia Chicago plays New York St Louis hosts Boston Toledo visits Columbus Indianapolis clashes with Louisville St Paul plays Milwaukee Minneapolis travels to Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
St .Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
St. Paul
Spicy Sporting Table Talk and Baseball Notes
A collage of sports chatter and figures from early baseball and racing. Mentions Ty Cobb hitting .413 in forty four games, Jim Flynn training for a July 4 match, and umpire debates with leaders in both leagues. Also notes Kentucky racing commission actions and fines for Chicago and New York players.
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Ty Cobb
Redlegs Rally as Pfeffer Stifles Boston in Foggy Diamond
The Cincinnati Reds rally past the Boston Red Sox with key hits by Bescher Bates and Gaspar. Egan and Hoblitzell spark Boston but Pfeffer limits scoring as Gaspar and Bates power a late surge to seal a 5-? victory. Tenney’s miscue helps Cincinnati secure the win.
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Gaspar
Bescher
Bates
Clark
Egan
Pfeffer
Tedden
Tenney
Itela
Iowa
Ingerton
Miller
Steinfeldt
Boston
Reds propel surge as bats blaze in Beans series
The Reds racked up 53 hits and 50 runs over three games against the Beans. Johnny Bates bloomed with four hits in four at bats and a perfect 1.000 average while Jeff Pfeffer faced tough Reds resistance. Bescher and Bescher chased Merkle in steals as Rariden misplayed two wild throws.
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The
Beans
Johnny Bates
Bates
Fred Tenhey
Rariden
Sterling
Peaches
Graham
New York Wins Final NL Clash Over Chicago 7 to 1
New York tops Chicago 7 to 1 in the final game of the series to seize the pennant lead. Merkle's ninth inning triple sparks a rally including Bridwell and Devlin. Mathewson holds on after a tough start as Chicago struggles with nine men left on base.
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New York
Merkle
Bridwell
Devlin
Myers
Mathewson
Devore
Fletcher
Snodgrass
McIntire
Doyle
First extra inning game as Philadelph ia wins in Pittsburg
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg 5 to 4 in ten innings at Forbes Field. Luderus hit a three base drive after two outs in the tenth, Welchonce fumbled a grounder by Wagner allowing the winning run. Steels and Alexanders pitched for their teams with 2:10 time. Umpires Finneran and Rigler.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Luderus
Leach
Welchonce
Wagner
Simon
Steele
Knab
Paskert
Magee
Welchence
Hunter
Lobert
Doo'n
Wilson
Knabe
Carey
Byrne
Alexander
Pittsburgh
Finneran and
Rigler
Downey Drives in Two as Rustlers Fall in Cincinnati Tilt
In a nine inning clash at Cincinnati Downey doubled home two runs in the third. Thomas stole third and scored on Rariden’s wild peg to Steiney. Egan was cut down at third in the sixth as Bates’ hit produced two runs. The game lasted 1 hour 35 minutes, the shortest of the season at Cincinnati.
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Pfeffer
Raifs
Bescher
Egan
Bates
Raridan
Little Johnny
Mitchell
Boston
Downey
Hoblitzer
Thomas
Rariden
Steiney
Cincinnati
Sweeney
Reds Start Strong as New Umpires Take Field
The ballgame opens with three Reds runs despite threatening weather. Klem and Emslie replace Rigler and Finneran as umpires. Mitchell makes a shoestring catch on Steinfeldt’s liner. Egan seals a nice assist on Sweeney’s grounder and nearly nails the speedy second baseman. Downey and Egan hit the only doubles. Gaspar adds a pair of infield singles. Mitchell swipes two bases. Rearsden Meade breaks loose to second. Gaspar nearly spikes Rariden.
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Bescher
Egan
Bates
Hoblitzell
Mitchell
Bosch
Downey
S.s Je
Grant
Clarke
Gaspar
Boston
Po.a.e
Sweeney
Rete
Spratt
Ingerton
Goode
Steinfeldt
Rariden
Pfeffer
Cincinnati
H ‘Egan
Preffer
Brooklyn Beats St. Louis 7 3 In Final Game Of Series
In St Louis on June 5 Brooklyn bunched hits in the eighth to win 7 to 3, tying the series with the home club. Rucker excelled in most innings, with two costly ones. Two-base hits by Evans Wheat Mowrey Erwin. Three-base hit by Mowrey. Wild pitches by Golden. Brooklyn stranded 6 of 9 while St Louis left 4. Time 1:58. Umpires Eason and Johnstone.
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Rucker
Adides
Fevans
Wheat
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Erwin
Burch
Tooley
Hummel
Daubert
Golden
Eason and Johnstone
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Co ‘O'Day
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Smith
Strick
Anderson
Thiesen
Detroit Tops Washington 5–1 in Baseball Feature
Detroit romped past Washington 5 to 1 as Groom struggled and Lafitte pitched well. Key plays came from Bush and Delehanty with notable hits by Cobb Moriarty and Street. US sports dispatch notes the game, with final tallies and fielding notes included.
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Detroit
Groom
Lafitte
Bush
Delehanty
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A.E. Ab.h.o.a.e. Milan
Bees
Schaefer
Lelivelt
Cobb
Gessler
Crawford
McBride
Il Delehanty
Dun’ham
Moriarty
Conroy
O’leary
Street
Stamage
T Lafitte
Gray
Liberteid
Boston Defeats Chicago 5-4 in Tight Sixteenth Innings
Boston beats Chicago 5 to 4 as Ferrars drives in three runs and Wood fends off nine ninth inning pinch hitters. Game details include Speaker and Hooper contributing hits and three base hits, with Lange, Olmstead, Karger, and Wood tossing for the pitchers and umpired by O Loughlin and Connolly.
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Mass
Chicago
Ferrars
Wood
Eke Dees
Corhan
Sullivan
Olmstead
Speaker
Hooper
Karger
McIntyre
Lange
Louisville Defeats Indianapolis 9-5 Behind Early Rally
Louisville pitcher Higginbotham excelled as the 9-5 victory over Indianapolis featured a first inning burst and strong hitting. Robinson starred at the plate while Link Merz and White pitched for the visitors. Lindeman was released by Louisville after the game.
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Indianapolis Today
Link
Higginbotham
Merz
White
Robinson
Lindeman
Columbus Beats Toledo 5-4 in Baseball Tilt
Columbus defeats Toledo 5 to 4 as James exits in the sixth inning. Liebhardt started for Columbus with Stolen bases by O Rourke Odwell Niles Hohnhorst. Three-base hit by W Hinchman and two-base by Downs highlighted the scoring. Final time 1 30, umpires Ferguson and Chill.
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Toledo
James
Sean
Liebhardt
O'Rourke
Odwell
Niles
Hohnhorst
W. Hinchman
Cook
Balle
Wiebahn
Liebhard
James J
Ferguson
Chill
Minneapolis Beats Kansas City 18 to 3 in Big Baseball Game
Minneapolis collected 21 hits and 18 runs, smashing three homers and multiple extra-base hits. Kansas City managed 11 hits and 3 runs as pitching and fielding fell short, with Cravath and Ferris delivering two home runs for the visitors.
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Rossman
Sullivan
Smith
Gill
Williams
Cravath
Ferris
Owen
Roseman
Maddox
Balk
McCormick
Downey
Corridon
Love
Gardner
Milwaukee 5 St Paul 2 in seventh inning rally
Milwaukee scores four runs in the seventh to beat St Paul 5 to 2. Gilligan pitched well but left in the seventh as Milwaukee pulled away and Outfelder Degroff moved to Oshkosh in the Wisconsin Illinois league.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Gilligan
Barrett
Marion Opens Ohio State League With Win Over Lancaster
Seneff pitched excellent ball despite wildness as Marion beat Lancaster 4 to 2. Kelly's hitting stood out while Lancaster squandered chances to tie. Final line shows Marion with timely hits and stronger defense in the opening game.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
Lima Falls to Newark in Poorly Played Game
Lima handed Newark a 6 to 2 defeat as Platzer held the visitors close in late innings. Notable plays include Baggan stealing a base and Munn hitting a two-base and Nesser a three-base hit. Pitchers Platzer and Casas fanned several batters, with Platzer blocking Newark after tough early innings. Time 2:00. Umpire Pasturious.
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Commercial Tribune
Lima
Newark Today
Asas
Platzer
O.A.E
Newark
Pat’son
McCow’ll
Newton
Munn
Prysock
Casas
Bes
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Baggan
Newnham
Blue
MccConnell
Nesser
Patterson
Geyer
Pasturious
Hamilton vs Chillicothe Postponed by Rain
The game scheduled for today in Hamilton between Hamilton and Chillicothe was postponed due to rain.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Chillicothe
No-Hit Pitches and High-Scoring Classics Highlight Baseballs June
On June 6 1888 Porter of the Kansas City American Association club threw a no hitter against Baltimore and later played for Brooklyn. The record-laden innings include 41 safeties totaling 66 bases in a Hartford Atlantic Association game where Pennsylvania team scored 16 runs in the ninth. Other notes cover Cleveland rallying to beat Boston in 1893 8-0, Pittsburgh’s 27-11 outburst in 1894, Chicago’s big 1898 day with five singles by Everett and Isbell, and McQueery’s 1900 death. 1901 Heidrich stole four bases for St Louis. 1903 Lajoie had nine putouts at second. 1908 Cubs rout Boston 14-0 with Kling homering.
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American Association
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New York
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Irving Young
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White Sox
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Oboro
Favorites Have Excellent Day at Churchill Downs
Louisville reporters note a profitable meet with Favorites dominating races at Churchill Downs. Burke led from start to finish in the handicap feature, while Dottie B and Royal Captive posted strong showings amid windy conditions and solid mutuel payoffs.
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Colonel Cook
Acqain
the Hague
Caillahan
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Glass
John Furlong
Lucky Mose
Henry Munro
Redwine
Petronious
Day at the Races Results and Times
The report lists six races for two-year-olds and up, detailing weights, connections, and pari mutuel odds with first second and third finishers. Times are given for each race along with a lineup of other runners in each event.
Dayton Tops South Bend 6 to 2 in Central League
Dayton batted its way to a 6 to 2 victory over South Bend as Kennick collected four hits in four at bats. Pendry's eighth inning single gave Grand Rapids a 2 to 1 win over Fort Wayne, while Wheeling and Terre Haute had a rain-shortened game. Zanesville led Evansville 9 to 0 before a forfeit in the fourth inning after the umpire ordered retreat.
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Justice
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Zanesville
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