Burke With His Triple Puts Reds to the Bad
Jimmy Burke's Cardinals came from behind to beat the Reds 2 to 1 in a dramatic ninth inning on St Louis soil. Charles Chech pitched well for Cincinnati, while Burke sparked the comeback with a thunderous hit to win as Arndt and Beckley contributed to the late rally. Attendance 1,800 and umpire Emslie officiated.
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Reds Open Season With Eastern Clubs At Home
The Reds start their schedule at home against Eastern clubs with Brooklyn first on the docket. Ned Hanlon’s rebuilt infield isn’t seen yet this season. Batch and Lewis lead early reports amid Brooklyn youth notable activity. After Brooklyn they face Philadelphia Boston and New York. The Refis seek a strong start as Brooklyn serves as a stepping stone to tougher foes.
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Pittburg Triumph Over Philadelphia 5-4 on Opening Hits
Pittburg built a 4-0 first inning lead on three hits and Beaumonts homer. Philadelphia rallied with three runs in the fourth on three hits but could not overcome Pittburgs early advantage. Doolin starred for Philadelphia while Beaumont drove in the decisive runs for Pittburg. Attendance 2,550.
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Philadelphia Triumphs Over Chicago 4-1 in Baseball Game
Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 1 as Waddell earned his tenth straight win without a loss this season. A large crowd of 4,543 attended. Box score highlights include Jones, Shahar, and Davis contributing in the Philadelphia lineup while Chicago tallied a single run.
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Bases-Chicago 9 Philadelphia 2 in rough game
McFarland and Murphy drove two base hits for Chicago while H Davis and Schreck tallied for Philadelphia. Davis doubled for Chicago as Smith allowed seven runs in relief with two wild pitches and two passed balls. Time 1 50. Umpires Kelley and McCarthy.
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Washington Beats Detroit 7 3 as Errors Aid
Washington wins 7 to 3 at home led by consecutive sixth and seventh inning hits aided by Detroit errors. Jones hits first homer of the season, Stahl and Jones driving runs. Cassidy strong in relief, Mullin and Coughlin smart on bases. Attendance 4,000.
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Varsity Captain Shafer Barred From Athletics
Captain Walter Shafer of the University of Cincinnati football team was barred from all athletics for the remainder of his college career after an incident during the baseball team's Vanderbilt trip. Captain Schmitt of the baseball team faces the same ban, but he graduates next week, limiting impact. The discipline action, by Professors Guyer and Hicks, sparks student uproar and worries about the Varsity's athletic future.
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Indians defeat Williams town 18 to 2 in special dispatch
Special Dispatch reports Nebraska Indians routed Williams town by 18 to 2 before a large crowd. Other 6 June games: Lancaster beat Lima with Johns and Hatch. Bucyrus Futures lost 8 to 4 to Cherokee Indians as Waukop starred. Hillsboro beat Lynchburg. Warren edged Homestead 11 to 6 with strong pitching.
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Evansville Defeats Wheeling in Six-Error Batting Slugfest
In Wheeling Evansville won 15 to 8 after Wheeling committed six errors. Edwards and Schriver led Evansville's attack while Robertson and Kelly toiled for Wheeling.
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Umpires Told to Enforce League Edicts in 1906 Telegram
The National League president Harry C. Pulliam Issues a directive to all league umpires from New York dated June 6 1906 Following a Boston decision the message orders strict adherence to league instruction and reporting of field violations by McGraw and the New York Baseball Club on the ball field
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Milwaukee Beats St Paul In American Association Tilt
Milwaukee 11 St Paul 6 in a lengthy American Association game. Curtis earned the win with 120 pitches across eight innings, McKay and Evans each contributed multiple scoreless frames. Kelly notched a Tywe-base hit. McChesney and P O'Brien stole bases.
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Kansas City Triumphs Over Minneapolis in Loose Game
Kansas City beat Minneapolis 9 to 8 in a erratic outing. Kilroy lasted four innings with wildness and heavy hits from Minneapolis pressing the game. Frantz replaced him amid ragged fielding and late scoring. Nance Castro Donahue Freeman Oyler and Jaeger had multiple two base hits as KC left 7 on base while Minneapolis left 12. Time 2 percent. Umpire Gifford.
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St Paul Beats Milwaukee After Early Error
St Paul routed Curtis to the bench after an error by Robinson in the first inning. Kelly hit a timely timely hit, sending runs across as Milwaukee struggled. Roenehitl Benvat led the early offense with RBIs, while defense weathered Cur tis in the early frames.
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Louisville Triumphs In Second Game Of Series
Louisville wins the second game against Columbus after timely hitting and errors by the visitors. Key moments include two base hits by Kerwin and Pickering and a home run by Dexter. Pitchers Scott and Dorner split duties with notable strikeouts and a late rally by Louisville. Attendance reported as 8.0 hundred.
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Latonia Racing Card Delights Fans and Bookmakers
The Latonia program delivered close finishes and strong betting with four favorites winning. Treubel rode two winners and two placers, while Presentation beat Fleuron by a head in a tense stretch drive. Carthage, Combing races, and late longshots sparked heavy wagering, with Alcor winning the tight maiden and Apple narrowly defeating Marshal Ney in the final race.
Latonia Gossip Reveals Tight Finish and Big Bets
A crowded crowd near the judges’ stand watched Apple edge Marshal Ney by more than a head after a close finish. Manfred and other longshots drew bets, with notable wagers on Carthage, Nervator, Nuns Veiling, and Apple to place. The card promises a strong day with a steeplechase handicap and a mix of new and known jumpers along with familiar names like Beana and Is lip.
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Thoroughbred racing results from St. Louis card
The June 6 program in St Louis produced winners including Chief Hayes first at 5 to 2 and Blue Grass Lad third from race 1. St Flour won first with Lady Faus tus second and Omah J. third in race 2. Kiss won race 3 with Starling second and Auray third. Toby Tosa led race 4 with Never Such second and The Regent third. Lady Vashti won race 5 with Monaco Maid second and Footlight's Favorite third. Red Leaf won race 6 with Kenton second and Amberita third.
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Local Athletes Prepare for East End Gym Carnival
Entries close Friday for the two day athletic carnival at Gym Park East End on Saturday June 17 under Co G A and Amateur Athletic Union America sanction. Ohio State Central Turners and high schools will send top athletes and colleges from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky are expected to field large teams with Ohio State already listed. M C Longenecker Cincinnati Gym oversees entry details as the list becomes one of the largest for a Cincinnati event.
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Moone and Welsh Arrive in City From Hast for Oakley Park
Albert H. Moone the new secretary of Oakley Park and Andy Welsh owner of the plant arrived in the city last night. Moone also serves as secretary of Narragansett Park and the Grand Circuit Association.
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Thoroughbred Race Entries From Six Races Listed
The page lists horse names and weights for six upcoming races including distances from 6 furlongs to 11-16 miles. Notable entries include Northern Star, Tyron, Sovereign, Etta Brute, Moonshine, Transmute, Major Daingerfield, Red Knight, and Cobble of the entries with weights ranging around 88 to 118 pounds.
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Crescentville Beats King's Mills 11 to 6 in Warren County
Crescentville defeated King's Mills 11 to 6 in a high scoring game. Both teams amassed hits with Crescentville tallying two-base hits while pitchers Sarves and Vossler worked through the scattered hits. The report notes upcoming matches and local team chatter around Covington, Hamilton Krebs, and other regional clubs.
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Tradition wins Gazelle Stakes at Gravesend in smooth debut
On a heavy track at Gravesend Tradition, the 42 to 5 favorite, captured the Gazelle Stakes for 3 year olds. Coy Maid finished second, six lengths behind, with Kiamesha third. It was Tradition’s first appearance and she was in prime condition. Race details note Shot gun led early with Ham burg Belle next in the 6 furlong race.
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King Alfonso Tours London Amid Rain and Royal Soirees
King Alfonso of Spain toured London under persistent rain and a chilly wind. He visited Westminster Cathedral and Abbey, lunched with the Connaughts, watched a military tournament, met diplomats, visited Parliament, and attended a Buckingham Palace state banquet. Mme Melba sang in a Blue Drawing Room concert with Caruso.
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Norway Sweden split looming as Storthing acts
Copenhagen dispatch reports the National Tidende saying a dissolution between Norway and Sweden is inevitable. The Storthing will soon adopt resolutions dethroning the King and installing a responsible government to govern in the king's absence.
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Painter fatally shot by saloon keeper in mistaken burglary
In Chicago on June 6 Oscar Gustavson, a painter, was shot and killed by John Purcell, a saloon keeper, who mistook him for a burglar. Gustavson had tried to attract attention to gain entry to the saloon and was shot in Purcell's arms.
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Ohio Incorporations Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune
Ohio Secretary of State filings list numerous new corporations across cities including Cincinnati Youngstown Zanesville Cleveland Toledo Columbus Mansfield and more. Notable entries include The United Sheet and Tin Company Columbus with 750 000 capital and The Hercules Clothing Company Mansfield with 10000 while The Forsyther Pattern Company in Youngstown and The Organia Bridge Company in Lebanon appear among others.
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