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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1908

Page

18

Brooklyn Exposition Adds Scranton Trip and Rumor Refutation

Special Dispatch from New York reports twelve players leave tonight for Scranton for an exhibition game. Ebbetts refutes a Harry Stley sale rumor urging a manhunt, while Huggins and Brain execute a perfect Squeeze in the fourth. Bell settles in after a rough start as Cincinnati Reds’ offense grows.

Commercial Tribune York Scranton Rhoates Pearce

Chicago Crushes Boston 14 0 in National League game

Chicago defeated Boston 14 to 0 as the visitors slammed nineteen hits off four Boston pitchers while the locals could not solve Fraser. The lopsided game set with the visitors showing strong offense.

Chicago Boston Boston Today Fraser

Minneapis Oppose Indianapolis in Doubleheader

Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 3 to 0 in the first game of a doubleheader here this afternoon. The second game was halted after ten innings due to darkness. final score not reported.

Indianapolis Minneapolis

Double Plays Highlight Classic Baseball Bout

Base on balls tally shows Mathewson issuing two against New York while Raymond limits St. Louis to four left on base. Bridwell Doyle and Tenney join Kenetcy and Byrne in a double play flurry as Lush hits one, Hostetter logs a passed ball, and Rudderham notes umpires time of 1 40.

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New York Beats Cleveland Six To Two In June Game

New York defeated Cleveland 6 to 2 in Cleveland on June 6 with Chesbro outpitching Joss. The Yankees took the lead in the first inning using a squeeze play for two runs. Hess pitched in the ninth for New York in his first appearance of the year. Score: 6-2.

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Boston Beats Detroit 10 6 In Poorly Played Game

Detroit suffered a 10 to 6 defeat to Boston in a hard to watch contest. Players Jennings Donovan Jones and Burchell were ejected and Manager McGuire was notified after the game in Mid June at Detroit.

Boston Detroit Midh Jennings Donovan Jones Burchell McGuire

Toledo Beats Kansas City 6 3 in Afternoon Window

Toledo defeated Kansas City 6 to 3 as Toledo batted with runners on base. Asher left with bases loaded and one out in the eighth. Gillen came on. Carlisle debuted in left field for Kansas City.

Toledo Kansas City Kitson Asher Gillen Carlisle Toledo Ab.r.bh.po R.bh Hallman C.f Beckley Brashear Neighbors Downie Crisp Ceye lToledo Barbeau Smott Armbruster Mhallman Cass Smoot Land Hinchman Lister Hopkins Cross Kerin

Procter & Gamble Defeats Adams Express in Reading Match

Procter and Gamble defeated Adams Express in Reading by a narrow margin. The game score appears reported as 2 to 2 with unclear additional figures.

Ww. L. Pe A M. L Colisda Adams Express Procter & Rtewee Big Four Procter & Gamble Adams Adams Express Ganeeae Reading

Travers Wins New Jersey Championship Over Behr

Jerome D. Travers, national amateur golf champion, won the New Jersey State gold championship at Englewood Golf Club, defeating Max Behr. The June 6 report from New York notes Travers claimed the title in a final match on the Englewood course.

New Jersey Behr New York Jerome D. Travers Englewood Golf Club Max Behr

Lockner Wins Irvington-Milburn Toad Race Title

George Lockner of Syracuse won the Irvington Milburn Toade race in a 44 minute handicap with an unofficial time of 1 15 13.

New York George Lockner Syracuse N. Y

Hyde Park Clipped Norwood in Rainy Siler's Park Clash

About 300 spectators watched Hyde Park defeat Norwood 4 to 3 at Siler's Park yesterday. Poor ground condition limited scoring while Sauter’s fielding stood out as the defining feature of the game.

Hyde Park Norwood Siler’s Park Sauter

Madisonville Beats Car Company in Ninth Inning Thriller

Madisonville edged the Car Company 6 to 5 after eight hits produced five runs in the first three innings. Curry settled after the third, allowing only scattered hits as Madisonville won in the ninth. Score: 6-5.

Madisonville Car Company Curry Car Boys

Atlanta-Atlanta 1 Little Rock 4 scoreboard

Memphis 4 defeated Montgomery 1 as mobile and new orleans both posted wins. Nashville 2 fell to mobile 5 and birmingham 4 beat new orleans 6 in the listed matchups.

Atlanta Little Rock Nashville Mobile Birmingham New Orleans Montgomery Memphis

Chicago wins intercollegiate meet with record notes

Chicago triumphs in a hotly contested intercollegiate meet at Chicago with multiple firsts and seconds. Highlights include R J Carr of Michigan Agricultural School’s 9 56 4 two mile time and C Jacobs of Chicago winning the pole vault at 12 feet.

Commercial Tribune Chicago R. J. Carr Michigan Agricultural School Cr. S. Jacobs J. C. Blankenagle Wisconsin R. S. Kinkeid Purdue C. E. Ash Indiana N. A. Nerriam F. Lindberg Illinois J. O. Miller Leland Stanford W. W. May H. Huff Grinnell O. J. Jobse Beloit F. J. Natwick O. G. Fifield H. L. Horton J. Messmer A. Brundage W. L. Steffens J. W. Nelson Colorado Agricultural C. §. Jacobs S. H. Bellah W. R. Jones D. J. Martin H. T. Slaght J. J. Schommer Martin C. J. Oviatt Michigan Agricultural J.W. Davis Ames O. Postoff D.P. Crawford BE. W. Lambert C. B. Eyer Lawrence Oakpark High School Culver Military Academy N. A. Merriam L. G. Gardiner D. P. Crawford E. W. Lambert C.eyer

Presidio Handicap Seal: Boggs Wins Oakland Final Day Race

Ten thousand spectators see Boggs ease to victory in the Presidio Handicap on the Oakland track. The card lists six races with names such as Aust Polly Day Star Stoney Lee Blackmate Gloria Cloudlight and others and notes times and runners across the meet. Weather was clear and track fast as bettors watched Close results and multiple upsets marked the day.

Oakland Cal Aust Polly Rettig J. W. O'Neil Walsh May Amelia Sandy Kokomo Vivant Lord Nelson Prince Frederick Jankar Day Star C. Sullivan Bauble Eckersall Redwood N Andrew Mack Black Lock Little Joker Pasadella Playlit Colonel Jewel Sahara Disturber Stoney Lee Sea Robinon Ross Orelio Entrada Hi Caulcap Fairy Street San Mark el Casador Boggs Johnny Lyons Hayes Cadichon Kirschbaum Siassa J. C. Clem Edwin T. Fryer Cloyne Neya Lee Ocean Shore Janetta Blackmate Riley High Gun L. C,. Ackerly Keogh Mabel Hollander Mike Ie Millsong Nonie Saint Kilda Gloria Cloudlight Security McIntyre Burleigh Hereafter Brain Brou

Ninth Street Boys edge Trinity in ten innings at Fairmount

Ninth Street Boys beat Trinity 4 to 3 after ten innings at Fairmount. Chard earned the win with strong pitching in the tenth. Oakley saw Bradford pitch well for Norwood as the Norwood team jumped to an early lead.

Ninth Street Trinity Fairmount Chard Fass Oakley Bradford Norwood Norwood Boys Bradford Eae

Linwood Defeats Warsaw in Final Championship Series

Linwood won 17 to 9 at the U C grounds to take a decisive series lead over Warsaw. The league race seems to pit Linwood against the Twenty fifth District with a deciding game set for next Friday at League Park. Linwood hitters collected 12 hits to Warsaw’s 4. Schonberg and Mossmeyer led Linwood while Cryan and Moran starred for Warsaw. Umpire Isaacs officiated.

U. C Linwood Warsaw League Park Schonberg Mossmeyer Cryan Moran Fitzpatrick Isaacs

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