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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1916

Page

7

Toney's tenth inning triple seals Reds Giants thriller

In a 3 to 2 ten inning game, Reds pitcher Toney defeats Tesreau as Toney opens the 10th with a clean triple and later scores the deciding run. Multiple errors and key plays by Groh McKechnie and Wingo highlight a tight pitched contest in New York.

the Commercial Tribune New York Jeff Tesreau Cincinnati Tesreau Toney Reds Tes McGraw Kelly Casey Groh Neale Chase Kauff Hal Doyle Wingo R. Fletcher Giants

Niehoff Delivers Victory For Philadelphia In Eleven Inning Win

Niehoff's eleventh inning double drives Bancroft home, giving Philadelphia a 6 to 5 win over St Louis. Hornsby and Niehoff hit homers, Stock and Paskert contribute early offense as St Louis leads 4 0 in first. Bender, Doak, Meadows and McQuillan mised in mound duel. Philadelphia overcomes four run first inning deficit.

Philadelphia St. ‘ Louis Doak McQuillan Betzel Snyder Stock Paskert Bender Niehoff Whitted Hornsby Killifer Bancroft Luderus St. Louis Meadows Mayer Wilson Klem and Emsiie

George Delivers In Pinch Hitting For Columbus Win

Columbus defeats Toledo 6 to 3 in the series opener as nine hits are scattered by three Toledo pitchers. George pitches effectively in late innings despite wildness, while Seernes SeRnes is not paced. key doubles by Johns Chappelle and Gerber fuel the offense.

Toledo, CO Columbus Toledo George

Dodgers Out Hit Brooklyn in Baseball Clash

Pittsburg collected thirteen hits off Smith and Dell as Brooklyn pitcher struggles, but the Superbas win 3 to 2. Daubert triples for Brooklyn, while Stengel drives in a run with a sacrifice fly.

Brooklyn Pittsburg Smith Dell Miller Cooper Superbas Pirates H. Myers Daubert Stengel Cutshaw O'Mara Wagner J. Meyers Non Carey Atvese W. Johnston Mowrey Quigley and Byron

Chicago Nationals edge Boston 1 0 in pitchers battle

Zimmerman scored the lone run with a fourth inning steal home after a double. Magee hit a long fly that was relayed for a potential homer but tagged out at the plate. Packard started for Chicago and Nehf worked eight innings before relief. Boston’s errors and hits produced five runs in total. Twenty five hundred Boy Scouts attended as guests of the management.

Boston Chicago Nationals Zimmerman Fitzpatrick Magee Chi O Ab.h.o.a.e Ab.h.o.a.b Konet’y Saier Smith Archer Fitzp Mullin Gowdy Hughes Trages’r Wilhoit SERED Shrek Cokwonce Diveals Cesiecnets Nehf tRan Egan Flack Collins Chicago Firror Packard Rigler Harrison

Hillsboro Edges Blanchester In Thirteen Innings 1 0

Hillsboro defeated Blanchester 1 to 0 in thirteen innings. Van zant pitched four hits and fourteen strikeouts for Hillsboro while Whitaker fanned seven for Blanchester. Van zant scored the decisive run in the 13th. Hillsboro to play Wilmington next Sunday.

Hillsboro Blanchester Whitaker Vanzandt Wilmington

Three-base Hit Toney Key, Bases Off Tesreau in Loss

Three-base hit by Toney highlights New York offense while Cincinnati matching pitchers Tesreau and Toney limit. Kauff steals, Doyle and Fletcher turn double plays, and Wingo joins in. New York leaves four on base, Cincinnati eight. Tesreau adds five strikeouts. Toney walks five. Time 1:48. Umpires O Day and Eason.

Rousch Wingo Griffith Tesreau McKechnie Mollwitz Herzog Fletcher Doyle Lowden Rariden Toney Cincinnati Kauff Louden Groh New York Loudon O’day Eason

Crack youngster shines for Reds in training trip garden shows

The Commercial Tribune hailed a young player as a coming star during the training trip. He is delivering a dazzling performance in the gardens for the Reds, living up to early prophecy as he helps drive the team through a busy slate of club matchups and standings.

The Commercial Tribune Reds

Coveleskie Delivers 3 2 Victory Over Johnson

Detroit beat Washington 3 to 2 as Harry Coveleskie edged Walter Johnson in a pitchers duel. Coveleskie held Washington to one hit in six innings, Vitt's fielding noted, and Detroit protested a ground rule ruling in the prior game.

Walter Johnson Griffith Johnson Detroit

Yanks Triumph Over Cubs In Ill Winded Hurling Drive

New York collects three runs in the first inning on four singles and an intentional walk, then wins 3 to 2 as Cullop fans eight and Chicago errors hamper Danforth Russell. Baker fumble and Gilhooley wild throw nearly cro ssed the sheet for a shutout. Cubs strand six, Yankees six on.

Chicago Benz Baker Cullop New York Gilhooley Danforth Russell

National League Scores Include Extra Innings Thriller

In baseball action Cincinnati edged New York 2 in ten innings, Philadelphia beat St Louis 6 in eleven, Chicago defeated Boston 1 to 0, and Brooklyn won against Pittsburg 3 to 2. The results reflect a mix of close finishes and double digit innings across the league.

Cincinnati New York Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago Boston Brooklyn Pittsburg

Baseball Scores From The American League

In a set of AL games Boston defeated Cleveland 5 to 0 while Detroit beat Washington 8 to 2 and New York won 8 to 2 against Chicago. The St Louis Philadelphia game was rained out.

Baseball Scores From Sunday Playoffs

American Association Columbus 6 Toledo 8 Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 2. Indianapolis Louisville and St Paul Kansas City rain prevented games from being played.

National League Matchups Listed for Today

The schedule features Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Boston, Washington at Cleveland, New York at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Boston at Detroit as league games today.

Tri Americans P.c Brooklyn Cleveland New York Philadelphia Washington Cincinti Boston Minneapolis St. Paul Columbus Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Pittsburg Louis

American Association Matchups Across Midwestern Cities

Columbus faces Toledo while Indianapolis meets Louisville and St. Paul competes with Milwaukee. Minneapolis travels to Kansas City for an Association game lineup.

Qualifying Round 10 For Cincinnati Ladies Golf Championship

Under ideal conditions the Cincinnati Golf Club women competed in round ten of the club championship qualifiers. Mrs. F. C. Letts led with a 94 after 18 holes. Hackbarth praised for perfect greens and fairway, aiding low scores.

Cincinnati Golf Club Hackbarth F. C. Letts

Ruth Dominates Cleveland as Boston Shuts Out

Boston defeats Cleveland 5 to 0 behind Coumbe in relief and Ruth’s pitching. Cleveland managed three-run third and fourth innings errors, leaving runners stranded as Boston and Chills umpire call. Boston had 7 on base via walks and hits. Ruth fanned four while Mitchell struck two. Time two hours.

Cleveland Coumbe Boston Ruth Indians Coombe McHale Gandil Hoblitzel MecNally Hobliitzel Lewis Mitchell Truth Dingen and Chill

Villa Nova Pitcher Molyneaux Fielding Five MLB Offers

Vincent Molyneaux star pitcher of Villa Nova College has drawn five major league offers after beating Penn and other squads this season. Connie Mack and Pat Moran pursue him along with Carrigan Herzog and Comiskey in bidding for the right hander who just finished his sophomore year and would turn pro for a fair offer.

Philadelphia Vincent Molyneaux Villa Nova College Uni Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Nine Connie Mack Athletics Pat Moran Phillies Molyneaux Carrigan Boston Ameri Cans Herzog Cincinnati Comiskey Chicago Fast Company Villa Nova

Baltimore and Richmond Batter Action Postponed

Baseball scores show Baltimore and Richmond games interrupted by wet grounds. Batteries Enright Schacht Smallwood and Echner Tipple Knowlson Thornmahlen McAvoy for Baltimore. Providence and Richmond combined for a 3 1 5 0 11, while Toronto Rochester and Montreal Buffalo engagements are postponed due to wet grounds.

Baltimore R. H. E. Newark Enright Schacht Smallwood Echner Tipple Knowlson Thornmahlen McAvoy Schauffele Richmond R. H. E. Richmond Providence Bayers Blaeburn McHenry Reynolds Toronto Montreal Montreal-Buffalo

Minneapolis Nails Win Over Milwaukee 6 2 In Series Finale

Hovlik struggled with poor support as Minneapolis defeated Milwaukee 6 to 2. Bentley pitched well until two late hits in the eighth and ninth inning produced Milwaukee's only runs. Stuts, Acosta, and Holland paced the Minneso ta offense with key hits while Milwaukee stranded baserunners.

Milwaukee Hovlik Minneapolis Bentley

Eddie Mack Shot In Left Thigh At Braves Cubs Game

Edward McManus known as Eddie Mack fight impresario and bookmaker was shot in the left thigh during a Braves Cubs game in Boston in the third inning. The assailant fled as police pledged to arrest him. Mack later admitted being shot and refused to name the shooter.

The Commercial Tribune Boston Edward McManus Eddie Mack Mack Sandy Ferguson Scotch Connolly Joe Eagan Terry Brooks Joe Chick Neptune A. C New England

Ruling on Gambling Ties Up Amateur Baseball Rules

The Amateur Commission met at Schulers dining rooms to discuss reports of gambling at amateur games. It warned against side bets by older managers and set rules to prevent loading teams with semipro players. Teams must register fifteen players with the Park Board before July 1 to enter Class A elimination games, with protests due within one week of a game. The Class A Committee will draft elimination series rules.

Schuler Park Board Amateur Commission

Selections list with six horse race bets

First Race Marie Henry Plaudit White Hackle. Second Race Pandean Little Nearer Sara toga. Third Race Eagle Gainer Distant Shore. Fourth Race Friar Rock Spur Gillies. Fifth Race Dixon Park Racebrook Abdon. Sixth Race Chatterbox Idle Hour Priscilla. Best Bet Pandean.

Marie Henry Plaudit White Hackle Pandean Little Nearer Saratoga Eagle Gainer Distant Shore Friar Rock Spur Gillies Dixon Park Racebrook Abdon Chatterbox Idle Hour Priscilla Englebert Daddy's Choice Daingerfield Pandean Wee Aberfeldy Fantam Bala Columbine

First Race Beehive Moornbroom Red Post

A racing card lists six races with horse names and entrants. Best bet is Damrosch. Other runners include Aiken Sheerface Vene tia Manokin Pongentry Beautiful Morn Stucco Morpeth New Haven Damrosch Raince&t All Smiley Pardner Servicence Phil Mohr Hoenir Jack Reeves Dryad.

Beehive Moornbroom Red Post A. W. Aiken Sheerface Venetia Manokin Pongentry Stucco Morpeth New Haven Damrosch Raince&t All Smiley Pardner Servicence Phil Mohr Hoenir Jack Reeves Dryad Wrs Billy Frew Akin Sally Nelson T Great Dolly Conowingo Ophelia Indian Arrow Eae Ewes Lina Damrosch Ween Tees Eddie Henry Duke of Dunbar Patty Regan

Horse Racing Card with Multiple Race Entrants

First Race features Phocion with Al M Dick as jockey. Second Race lists Primero with Othello and Droll. Third Race includes Nettie Walcutt Miss Jarbo and Jack Wiggins. Fourth Race features Ellison Marion Goosby and Big Smoke. Fifth Race shows J J Murdock Dr Carman and Solar Star. Sixth Race lists Clubs Grosvenor Impression. Seventh Race has Reno George Roesch and Prince 8. Best Bet Cheer Leader.

Phocion al. M. Dick Primero Othello Droll Nettie Walcutt Miss Jarbo Jack Wiggins Ellison Marion Goosby Big Smoke J. J. Murdock Dr. Carman Solar Star Clubs Grosvenor Impression Reno George Roesch Prince Vts el Ray Pireus al M. Dick Troilus Pasdsnsielonssy Primero Tate Bonanza Ebedeceedas Miss Jarbouscacee Nellie Walcutt Wea Tewee Wadsworth Santo W. W._ Clark Uncle Jimmie Impression Eseeass Royal Wea Reno We Louise Paul Tosowore

New Jersey Girl Defeated in National Tennis Meet

Philadelphia reports the opening rounds of the women’s national lawn tennis championship. Miss Miriam Steever of Chicago defeated Miss Edna Wildey of Plainfield New Jersey 6-0 6-2 in straight sets. Several New York and Philadelphia players advanced as the substitute doubles format continues amid a thunderstorm delay.

Philadelphia Edna Wildey Plainfield N. J Miriam Steever Chicago Philadelphia Cricket Club Steever Wildey Robert LeRoy Westside Tennis Club Dorothy Disston Edward Raymond West Side Tennis Club New York Barger-Wallach Newport Mary Browne T. C. Bundy May Sutton California Martha Guthrie Pittsburo Molla Bjurstedt Miss Bjurstedt Pennsylvania Margaret Moss Washington C. C. Parsons Alice Patterson Rawson Wood Roberta Pope M. B. Huff Germantown Margaret Tattersfield Gertrude Ostheimer Sarah Shattuck Boston E. C. Hensel Merion Edith H. White Alice M. Hawkins Gertrude Henry M. E. Wilcox Isaac Schlichter, Jr Elizabeth Porter D. C Theodore Cassebeer Mary R. Stair York

Birdman Wins Long Race as Horses Race at 12 Furlongs

Results show Birdman first in the 12 furlong feature for three-year-olds and up with Leialoha second and Montreal third. pays on $2 mutuels include Birdman straight $6.10 and Leialoha show $2.80. Subsequent races list winners Peppersauce

Birdman Schamerhorn Leialoha Dodd Montreal Ward Neville Captain Elliott Auto Mald Jack Nunnally Rip van Winkle Arcene Semper Stalwart Peppersauce Williams Gartley Warrington Prince Philisthrope Hayes Puritan Lass Baustere Harry Bassett II Marion Gaiety Duke of Chester Otero Mona Gran Prince Philisthorpe Mr. Mack Ibs Robinson Euter Ophelia W Kingfisher Parrington Valerie West Saville Dundreary Paymaster McKenzie Batwa Mott Joey Marquette Wodan Jabot Flying Feet Slumberer Master Jim Nannie McDee River Buckles Mr. Sniggs Miss Jean Palm Leaf Marie O’brien Hamerkopf Lily Orme Wavering

Dunga Din and rivals headline opening race results

In the first race for two year olds at 4% furlongs Dunga Din carried 112 pounds and paid 7 to 1 finishing first ahead of Bally and Riverdale. Time 0 53. Other runners Mannden Flare and Star Finch noted as starters. In the handicap third race for four year olds and upward at 1 mile Prince Henry led but Ida Claire finished second and Fuzzy Wuzzy third with times listed. Six races complete with placings and times, multiple runners named.

Dunga Din Keogh Bally McDermott Riverdale Kelsey Mannden Flare Star Finch Comely Loftus Pan M@ia Burwell Woody Teresa Burlingame Ghetto Girl Prince Henry Luke Ida Claire McCahey Fuzzy Wuzzy J. McTaggart Springmass Charmeusé Yankee Nations Taplin Nephthys Nct Schuttinger Devereaux Welsh King Franklin May Bud II Ryan Royal Fattauta My King Russla Marchena Rankiss E. Dugan Gammon R. Hoffman Woodfair Beau Menlo

Maiden and claiming races report from five furlongs to a mile

Race by race results list winners, runners, times, and mutuel payouts for six events. Key victors include Sweet Helen, Lady Jane Grey, Judge Young, Kathleen, The Grader, Billy Joe, and Sauterelle with full earnings and place histories.

Sweet Helen Kirschbaum Innocent Inez Goyse the Duke Lapaille Perseus My First Quin Camellia Muller Colza Lady Jane Grey Martin Nobleman Andress Uncle Hart Connolly Black Beauty Lindley Pan Handle Elkton Skiles Knob Lukemae Judge Young Goose Aunt Liz Murphy Satin Gentry Kathleen Amazon Converse Grover Hughes Hawthorn Donerail Kleburne Hanovia Brynlimah Pif, Jr Aldebaran Polromaran Billy Joe Stearns Deliver Louder Brizz Suerft Cardome Straith Maybird Beauty Shop Sauterelle Jerry Queen Apple Welga Disturber Colonel McNab Harry Gardner Dash

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