Ex Quaker Dodge to Get Early Trial at Third
Nap Rucker masters the game with a strong hand as Brooklyn blanks Cincinnati 4 to 2. Key plays include a two base hit by Miller, a sacrifice by Rucker, a sacrifice fly by Moran, and stolen bases by Utahaw Daubert Smith and Fisher. Rucker and Johnson combine for seven strikeouts and five walks in 1 period 25 minutes with umpires O Day and Emiastiee.
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Miller
Rucker
Moran
Utahaw
Daubert
Smith
Fisher
Cutshaw
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
O'’Day
Emiastiee
Ooklyn
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Sweden
Devore
Stengel
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Tome
Hoblitzell
Almeida
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Tthe
Groh
Kiley
Wes
Clarke Tetala
Leonard
Mattick
Fourniser
Scott
Weaver
Lord
Rath
Scott Schalk
Chicago
Léonard
Barrore
Connolly
Vey
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Rixey
Moore
Wilson
Carey
Viox
J. Miller
Hecker
Pittsburgh
Adams
Knabe
Luderus
Wagner
Vicx
A Miller
Brennan and Son
Nap Rucker Dominates Redland Field Win Over Tinks
Napoleon Rucker pitched a complete game, guiding the Rhinelanders to a 4–0 victory over the Tinks at Redland Field. Heinie Groh sparked the field with a sensational eight inning defensive play, while Mor an and Daubert contributed hits and runs.
Third Baseman Dodge Set for Early Trial in Dust Sack Contest
Tinker intends to give ex-Phil Dodge an early thorough trial at third base. He praises Dodge as the best fielder he has seen and aims to let him develop his hitting with daily opportunities to improve at bat. The group including Tinker and family are staying at the Scudder bungalow at Werrace Park and are pleased.
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Dodge
Tinker
Phil
Iever
Joe
Miner Brown
Baseball scores from national and minor leagues
National League results include Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 9 Pittsburg 6 Philadelphia 2 Boston and Chicago 4 New York St Louis weather delay. American League Boston? standings show St Louis 12 Washington 3 Cleveland 5 New York 3 0 inn Philadelphia 10 Detroit 6 Chicago 5 Season 4. American Association Minneapolis 6 Kansas City 4 Columbus 3 Indianapolis 2 Louisville 3 Toledo 2 St Paul 10 Milwaukee 7. Southern League New Orleans 4 Montgomery 4 11 inn Atlanta 2 Chattanooga Nashville 2 Birmingham 1. International League Jersey City 5 Baltimore 1 Newark 7 Providence 4 Rochester Montreal 2 Buffalo 16 Toronto 3.
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New York
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W.l.pe
L.pe
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Ul Brookly Seteee
Chica Aneedeas
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Boston Sur
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Aasseci’s
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Columbus
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Minneapolis
Montgomery
Oledodianapolis
Buffalo
Charleston
Rochester
Huntington
Portsmouth
Baltimore Ironton Terebes
Providence
Hamilton
Grand Rapids
Chicago li
Springfield
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Covington Weeee
Dayton Easedeee
Eveland Seeee
Ft. Wayne
Evanaville
Unclear scoreboard results from Ohio matches
Listed scores show multiple high school or college games across Ohio and nearby cities including Lexington, Huntington, Chillicothe, Portsmouth, Hamilton, Ironton, Charleston, Mayorville Canton, Youngstown, Steubenville, Zanesville, Akron, Columbus, Erie and Wheeling with varying outcomes.
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Canton
Youngstown
Steubenville
Zanesville
Akron
Columbus
Erie
Wheeling
Greensboro Triumphs Over Asheville in Western League
In Western League action Greensboro defeated Asheville 6 to 2 while Raleigh edged Winston-Salem 4 to 2 and Durham led at 9 percent with Charlotte forfeiting. Floux City beat Omaha 4 to 2 with Joseph at percent and Des Moines up 2 to 1 over Lincoln.
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Greensboro
Asheville
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Durham
Charlotte
Floux City
Omaha
Joseph
Des Moines
Lincoln
Tootka
Matchups Span Major Cities Across League Plate
Philadelphia versus Pittsburg and Boston at Chicago frame a slate of city rivalries. Cleveland meets New York and Chicago visits Boston while Detroit challenges Philadelphia. Saint Louis faces Washington in a regional fixture set.
Regional Matchups Sketch Schedule Card
Minneapolis at Milwanikes Columbus at Loulaville St Paul at Kansas City Toledo at Indianapolis outline a set of matchups across cities with no results provided. The brief lists four intercity games indicating a regional sports or tournament schedule.
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Minneapolis
Milwanikes
Columbus
Loulaville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Local Baseball Schedule Sees Multiple Showdowns Across Regions
Ohio State League matchups include Chillicothe at Portsmouth, Hamilton at Ironton, Lexington at Huntington, and Maysville at Charleston. Southern League features Chattanooga at Atlanta, Memphis at New Orleans, Montgomery at Mobile, and Birmingham at Nashville. International League lists Buffalo at Toronto, Rochester at Montreal, Providence at Baltimore, and Newark at Jersey City. Central League games include Grand Ids at Terre Haute, Uprield at Dayton, and Ft. Wayne at Evansville.
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Grand Rapides
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Springfield
Dayton
Chillicothe
Portsmouth
Hamilton
Ironton
Lexington
Huntington
Maysville
Charleston
Southern League
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Montgomery
Mobile
Birmingham
Nashville
Central League
Uprield
Suggs to face Dodgers in final game as Tinks hope to sweep
George Suggs will pitch the final game against the Dodgers tomorrow as the Tinks aim for a three out of four series win. Manager Joe revised his rotation at the last minute, sending in Johnson to back Suggs. Elmer Redelle travels to sign Chic Smith while offers from Kilmer and Griff reach Smith with Hendrix awaiting his decision.
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George Suggs
Dodgers
Tinks
Joe
Johnson
George
Suggs
Elmer Redelle
Dayton “Old Soldiers
Chic Smith
Kilmer
Jack Rowan
Shamrock
Smith
Jack Hendrix
Denver
Hendrix
Clarke Griffith
Washington Leader
Herrmann
Redelle
Griff
Henrix
Norwood
Hello Boys
Charles S Kohler Dies in Paris After Paris Visit
Charles S Kohler, famed New York piano manufacturer and sportsman, died yesterday in Paris, per a private message to trainer David Leary at Belmont Park. The obituary notes Kohler’s wealth and influence in New York circles.
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New York
Charles
S. Kohler
Paris
France
David Leary
Belmont Park
St Paul A A A Spotlight on a Rising Tink Player
St Paul A A A scouts praise a fellow in superb form across all departments and speculate he may join the Tinks next season. John Kling had a tough day at the plate but contributed one of the Tinks two hits. Cutshaw’s strong defense and Redland Field’s improving outfield display shine as Matty Schwab’s yard work again stands out.
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St. Paul A. A
John Kling
Redland Field
Matty Schwab
Athletic Alphabet and a Palm Disease in Sports
The article satirically links a fictional palm ailment to athletes from Cheese City High School and Punchtown University. It mocks sports manufacturing ads and mocks professional players as examples of the condition, comparing palm sensations to comical, extravagant rituals.
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Cheese City
Wis
Punchtown University
Old Yell College
Waldorf Astoria
Boxers and bets and the sharp edge of risk
A fragmented sports note sketches lives of fighters with wary humor. It hints at saving money in chunks and the fleeting nature of success, comparing boxing trunks to forgotten fortunes and poking at the dangers of quick gains and risky wagers.
Belmont Park Race Card Selections Listed
Belmont Park draws show six races with picks from Moncrief Compeon Grosvenor and others. Best bets favor Yankee Nations at the meeting and Morristown at the Blue Bonnet Selections card with multiple entries across races.
Swannanoa Tops Form Players at Big Odds
Classy nag dominates rivals to win nearing the wire and ties the track record for the distance. Swannanoa seizes control early and holds off late challenge from Form Players at a major meeting.
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Swannanoa
Boston and Chicago Battle Amid Errors in 5–0 Loss
Boston errors costly as Chicago wins 5 to 0. Mattick and Fournier spark offense with doubles and a key RBI sequence. Waagner exits with a split finger. Leonard and Scott Vargas contribute defensively as Chicago plates runs across the middle innings.
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Hooper
Leonard
Boston
Mattick
Iunning
Weaver
Chicago
Fournier
Collins
Ott
Rath
Lord
Leonerd
Scott
Imnoff
Waagner
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia As Wilson Slugs Five Runs
Pittsburg wins thanks to Wilson's five RBI and a strong first inning. Rixey bases loaded with walks set up the rally, Moore steadies after a third inning change, and Hofman robs Cravath of a homer. Five steals by the Pirates highlight the defense and aggressive baserunning.
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Pittsburg
Adams
Phillies
Doolan
Killifer
Moore
Becker
Knabe
Artie Hofman
Cravath
Forbes Field
Two Sports Figures Set Paths Toward Shared Goals
In a lively note the piece compares Von der Ahe and Mike Murphy as moving toward a common destination. It humorously imagines fans choosing between racing and baseball, and hints at future crossovers between sports and culture.
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Mike Murphy
Naps Win in Tenth in Cleveland Guarded Win
In York June 51 the New Yorks fall to Cleveland 6-3 in the tenth inning. Olson and Turner reach scoring position before Graney delivers the deciding hit. Walter homers for the Highlanders in both first and second trips, while Mitchell and McConnell pitched effectively for Cleveland and New York respectively.
Boston Beats Chicago in Second Game as Hess Allows One Hit
Hess of Boston twirled a near no hitter until the ninth, limiting Chicago to a single hit. Boston hitters struck Cheney and Humphries for four runs, while Maranville and Connelly shined in the field. The win lifts the visitors from last place as Cincinnati drops again.
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Hess
Boston
Cheney
Humphries
Cincinnati
Evers
Hesse
Leach
Maranville
Connelly
Mackmen Triumph and Detroit Slips in Philly Tilt
Detroit drops its third straight in the series as the Mackmen overpower Willett 10 to 6 in Philadelphia. Connie Mack uses a youngster against the Tigers while Cottrell settles in, though hit hard, and the home team rides timely hitting to the win before 20,200 fans.
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Detroit
Willett
Mackmen
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AB. H
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Abho.ae
Jje
Mary
Oldring
Colfina
Oraker
McInnis
Gainer
Strunk
Moria
ASS Ai Toe
Hkondéau
Whett
Siesta Pia
Aetap
Cottrell
Baker
Dineen
Willet
E. Murphy
Eo Pours
Witt
Douding
Metania
Oe Bush
Philadelph
Fi Piteher
Willets
Collins
Willetta
Cottrail
Col- Umpee
Ferguson
St Louis Defeats Washington 12 to 4 in Third Game
St Louis revised its batting order and routed Washington 12 to 4 in the rd game of the series. Home hitters delivered across the field as Mullin allowed three hits through two innings and lifted for Altrock.
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Washington
St. Louis
Great Scott! Goett Holds Boston to Four
Boston faced a pitching duel as Goett limited the hosts to four runs or fewer. Details are incomplete in the fragment, but the performance suggests a sharp outing by Goett against Boston.
Swannanoa wins sensational feature at Douglas Park ties track mark
Swannanoa, once doubted, narrowly beats Round the World and Casey Jones to win the feature at Douglas Park. She ties the six furlongs record at 1:11 2-5 while finishing strongly. Casuarina takes the two year old fillies race as Robinette suffers first defeat. Celesta nips Anna Patricia in a tight stretch duel as Buxton shines again.
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Louisville
Swannanoa
Douglas Park
Casey Jones
Swannanea
Borel
Martin
J. N. Camden
Casuarina
Minda
Barbara Lane
Robinette
Track Talk Describes Cars Excelling From Yesterday
A large crowd observed cars outperforming yesterday from several speculative angles. The favorite two won while the rivals suffered, though they still drew good prices in the betting markets.
Jockey Burtons Wins Highlight As Hurdles Go To Form
Jockey Happy Burton rode to three victories today proving his form as Swannanoa seeks consistency with two straight wins. John W. Schorr and George J. Long each claimed two purses, while a two horse exacta paid 36.10 and a three horse trifecta paid 8.70 for field players. M A Colton bid up John Reardon to 1205, over entered price, as Jockey Club funds enable tomorrow’s advance selling race.
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George J. Long
Schorr
Afterglow
Casuarina
Swannanoa
Celesta
John Reardon
M.A. Colton
Colton
Second Horse
The
Racing Association
Jockey Club
Hachmeister
Jockey French Suspended for Five Days Over Rough Ride
Jockey French received a five day suspension following a Patrol Judge John Ireland report for rough riding. He will miss the remainder of the current meeting and the first three days of the Latonia meeting. This marks a new wrinkle in race conduct rulings.
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French
John Ireland
Latonia
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