Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
National League games produced Cincinnati 5 to 4 over Brooklyn and Brooklyn 3 to 2 loss. Chicago 1 against Philadelphia 0. New York 12 defeating St Louis 1. American Association results include Indianapolis 4 over Minneapolis 3. Columbus 7 over Milwaukee 4. Kansas City 6 over Louisville 2. Toledo 4 over St Paul 0. No American League games on schedule.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louiisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Central League Scores From Weekend Games
South Bend defeated Fort Wayne 5 to 0 Dayton beat Grand Rapids 2 to 0 Terre Haute won 5 to 1 over Wheeling Grainsville edged Evansville 2 to 1 with four decisive results in the circuit.
National League standings and results cross lines
Baseball league table shows team wins losses and winning percentages for the National and American leagues. Entries include Detroit Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston St Louis Brooklyn Cleveland Washington and others with records and percentages, plus Central League teams Milwaukee Grand Rapids Indianapolis Wheeling Louisville Zanesville South Bend Minneapolis Evansville Toledo Fort Wayne Kansas City Terre Haute and Dayton.
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Pittsburg
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New York
Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Brooklyan
Chicago
St Louis
Cleveland
Washington
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Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Indianapolis
Wheeling
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Zanesville
Columbus
South Bend
Minneapolis
Evansville
Toledo
Ft. Wayne
Kansas City
Terre Haute
Paul
Dayton
National League Matchups Preview Featured City Rivalries
Boston visits Cincinnati while Brooklyn hosts St. Louis. New York faces Chicago and Philadelphia meets Pittsburg. Chicago travels to Washington as St. Louis plays Boston. Detroit clashes with New York and Cleveland visits Philadelphia. Milwaukee hosts Columbus with Minneapolis at Indianapolis. Kansas City plays Louisville and St. Paul meets Toledo.
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
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Reds Take Two From Brooklyn Superbas At League Park
Dayton and Grand Rapids split with Wheeling and Zanesville, while Evansville, Fort Wayne, and South Bend played. The Reds won the first game 5 to 3 and took the second in eleven innings 8 to 4, with Rebel Oakes enduring a head injury from a slide. The second game featured dramatic late-inning heroics as Cincinnati tied the score with two outs and then drove in the winning run in the next frame.
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Brooklyn Superbas
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Reds Triumph as Gaspar Stifles Superbas in Opening Game
In a tense opener the Reds benefited from Harry Gaspar who shut down the visitors after a shaky first inning. Lumley briefly started Dr. Scanlon who faltered early but steadied, while Brooklyn’s bats couldn’t string together runs to overcome a five-run Reds lead. Errors plagued the field as two Alphonse-Gaston miscues marked the day, yet Gaspar’s punches kept the score ahead.
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Harry Gaspar
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Reds
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Dr. Scanlon
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Superbas
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Alphonse-Gaston
Reds Beat Brooklyn in Extra Innings in Doubleheader
In a dramatic doubleheader, the Reds and Dodgers split. Bescher and Egan sparked the first game with late RBI hits but Brooklyn held on for a win. in the second, a tense 11th inning saw Lobert Mitchell and McLean drive in runs and the Reds clinch as Bescher and Egan delivered key hits.
Brooklyn and Doves Travel to St Louis and Open With Reds
The Brooklyn team departed for St Louis as the Boston Doves prepare to face the Reds this afternoon at 3 30. Fromme will officiate. Kustus showed his strong throwing as he nailed Egan in the fifth of the first game. Doc Scanlon settled after a rocky start and gaspar pitched fairly with imperfect support. A Kustas drive in the fourth of game one injured Gaspar delaying play. Hobby sparked in the first with a hit and steal. Burch made an inspiring running catch off Mitchell. Downey and Oakes ducked on Burch’s fly ball in the first inning, and Egan and Mitchell executed a selfgame stunt earlier. Rush Hallam Joseph Fanning W O'Brien and Robert Brown, past grand exalted rulers of the B P O E., were guests of Herrmann enjoying the game and visiting for a conference.
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Reds Stick Fast In First Quarter Division
Chicago club wins again as Giants escape Bresnahan's aggregation in the second game. Reds hold early lead but falter in later quarters. strong pitching by Bresnahan era noted amid tight contest.
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Bresnahan
New York Beats St Louis 12 to 1 in Slugging Victory
New York defeated St Louis 12 to 1 as Wiltse held the locals to limited hits after the second inning. Lush lasted six innings, allowing eight runs. O Hara Meyers and others contributed with extra base hits and timely runs. The win keeps New York in third in the first division as Chicago and Cincinnati press nearby.
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Lush
Wiltse
Chicago Wins In Twelfth Inning Over Phillies 1-0
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 1-0 in a pitchers duel, Reulbach vs Moore. Evers singles to start the 12th, Sheckard reaches on Dooin error, Hoffman delivers a run scoring double, Hofmann's clean hit brings in Fivers. Chicago 35 at bats 5 runs 9 hits 0 errors. Philadelphia 40 at bats 0 runs 9 hits 2 errors. Time 1:50. Umpires Cusack and Johnstone.
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Beaneaters edge Hamilton Krebs in ninth inning win
In a close ninth inning game the Boston Beaneaters defeated Hamilton Krebs 3 to 2. Becker and Graham scored the decisive runs after Bushelman walked Ritchey, with Becker making a key catch on Pfeister’s drive to right.
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Graham
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South Bend Beats Fort Wayne Five to Zero in Heavy Pitching Duel
South Bend pitcher Smith delivered strong work and shut out Fort Wayne as the home club cruised to a 5-0 victory. Wells, Corns, and Clark contributed for the Saints while Fort Wayne managed little against the South Bend mound.
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Dayton Defeats Grand Rapids 2 to 0 in Pitchers Duel
Dayton blanked Grand Rapids 2 to 0 as Noah pitched a two hitter for the victory. Catcher Pierce of Cincinnati joined the Dayton club today. Bailey and Humphries drove in Dayton runs while Noah and Pierce teamed on the mound to secure the win.
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Terre Haute Beats Wheeling In Second Game Of Series
Terre Haute outbatted Wheeling to win 9 to 5 in the second game of the series. Schreiber and Williams led Terre Haute with strong hitting while Richardson, Clyde and Stratten contributed for Wheeling. The contest took place in Wheeling on June 6.
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W. Va
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R.H.E
Schreiber
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Richardson
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Stratten
Zanesville Beats Evansville 2 to 1 in Baseball
Zanesville defeated Evansville 2 to 1 in a June game. O'Brien and Cady joined Walker and Sample in the lineup as the scoring and fielding details showed Evansville with a 9 9 9 line and Zanesville tallying two runs in the middle innings.
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Evansville
R.H.E
BO Zanesville
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Sample
Police Triumph Over C K of O In Easy 11 To 4 Victory
Milton Ohio June 6 Police team crushed C K of Os 11 to 4. Brown pitched brilliantly and the bluecoats displayed strong hitting. Batteries Police Brown and De Armond C K of O Connaughton Brannon. Struck out Brown 15 Connaughton 8 Wild pitches Connaughton 5 Brown 1 Home runs Einsfeld Keller Burg Two base hit Stricker Errors Police 5 C K of O 6 Umpire Smith.
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Brown
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de Armond
Connaughton
Brannon
Einsfeld
Keller
Burg
Stricker
Smith
Morning Star baseball wins 4-3 in tenth inning
Morning Stars defeated the Douglas team 4 to 3 in ten innings yesterday. The visitors piled runs in the 1st through 4th, Morning Stars tied it late and pushed across the winning run in the tenth with two outs. Goetz fanned five and Dietz seven as pitchers fanned opposing batters. Umpire Pool officiated.
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Douglas
Morning Stars
Wiedemann Beats Miamisburg In Wiede mann Park Showdown
Wiedemann 12 Miamisburg 0 as Brewery bat brilliantly with Applegate and Artie Meyer each three hits and Binder belting a homer. Steiner exited with a shoulder injury. Binder held Miamisburg to three hits. Next Sunday June 13 Wiedemanns face Queen Cities at Newport.
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Wiedemann Park
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Steiner
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Queen Cities
Newport
All Kentuckians Defeat Queen City 3 to 1 in League Play
All Kentuckians handed Queen City their first loss of the season by a 3 to 1 score. The setback resulted from clutch hitting, with Queen City leaving runners stranded and misfiring at crucial moments. Bankert batted for Theler in the ninth. key players included W Fey, Ruh, Neumann, and McNally among others, while Theler and Retch split pitching duties.
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All-Kentuckians
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Theler
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Farrell
McNally
Retch
St Catherine Defeats St Francis 8 to 5 in Hard Fought Game
St Catherine beat St Francis 8 to 5 at Listerman’s Grounds yesterday. St Catherine seized a lead in the sixth inning as their opponents could not respond. Scoring details include multiple hits and key players such as Weber and Goettke contributing to the win for St Catherine.
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St. Francis
St Francis
Listerman's Grounds
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Scire
St John Edges St Clement? in Cumminsville Arena
St John defeated St Clements 10 to 9 in a scored game at Cumminsville. The box shows multiple players with hits, errors, and RBI tallies along with pitching details for Steinmetz, Kiefer, and others. Key moments include two-base hits by Thuman and Kitefer, and a double play Blitzer to Sandman. Umpire was Fenton.
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Hy Steinmentz
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Mulders Edge Garment Workers in Thrilling 5–4 Victory
The Mulders defeated the Garment Workers 5 to 4 in a batsy game led by Krell and Mic. Knabel pitched well though support was off. Key moments included Bast Kruch Krell and Stein with notable hits as Wolfrum and Knabel traded strikes.
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Weber
Cigar Makers Win On Winning Run In Duel
In a tight game, one out when the winning run was made. Ott and J Berning posted two base hits for the Lathers and Cigar Makers respectively. Seaman struck out 13, Welderle 5, with Seaman issuing five walks and Welderley on balls. Double plays by Steinke J Berning and Miller. Umpire Fleig. Time 1:08.
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Steamfitters Beat Engineers In Fast 4 To 2 Win
The Steamfitters defeated the Engineers 4 to 2 in a brisk game. Schwartz allowed hits while the Steamfitters offense produced key runs and base activity. Notable players included Hite John Colina Swartz and Cole man with Jim Colina and Chuck involved in a double play. Time of game 1 55.
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Columbus Now Te For Thad Kansas City Also Wins
Toledo's victory puts St. Paul club in last place in the association as Colum b us gains ground and Kansas City posts a win amid a tight standings race.
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Columbus Follows Leaders Then Fades in Tight Race
Columbus trails leaders after a fall yesterday as Louisville edges toward third place and Milwaukee crowd averages dip. Kansas City explodes in the tenth against Louisville, scoring four runs to seal the win. Indianapolis trips Minneapolis, and Toledo defeats St Paul in hard fought games.
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Indianapolis Defeats Minneapolis In Tight 4-3 Victory
Indianapolis again defeated Minneapolis to day 4 to 3 tightening its grip on second place. Jones scattered hits while Cross and Downs starred in the field. hitters included Hayden and Gill with two-base hits and Wakefield scoring. Pitching by Jones and Oberlin shaped the pitching duel, with timely errors and baserunning adding to the narrow margin.
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Kansas City Beats Louisville in Tenth Inning Wildness
Kansas City won the game in the tenth inning due to Packard wildness, with Hallman’s RBI triple and Swann benched for arguing. Shannon misplayed a ball in the ninth, Love starred at short, and Olson and Krashear contributed key hits as Louisville offense woke late.
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Erlanger Triumph Over Hindoo in Scenic Showdown
Erlanger defeated Hindoo 6 to 1 as Corbin and Bentier starred for the winners. Bentley unleashed strong pitching and fielding support, with key two-base hits by Corbin and timely plays by Lucke and Kramer shaping the decisive rout.
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Columbus Defeats Milwaukee In Loose Baseball Contest
Columbus beats Milwaukee 7 to 4 in a loosely played game. Geyer allowed only one hit after the third inning, but walked and fielding errors helped Milwaukee's scoring. Key hits included a two-bagger and four singles in the first inning, with several players credited for walks and defensive miscues.
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Chester Navies Beat Eagles 5 3 In Afternoon Match
The Chester Navies defeated the Eagles 5 to 3 yesterday afternoon in a lively contest. Navies outplayed the Eagles with solid batting and timely runs to secure the win.
Readings Fall In Tight Game To Madisonville Pitching Strong
The Readings suffered their first loss of the year in a hard fought contest. Pitching dominated with Hornberger for Madisonville and Schrauder for Reading exchanging blows. Madisonville pulled ahead with two runs in the first and Readings fought back, but final tally favored Madisonville 6 to 2 as both teams stranded runners.
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Pathfinders Ground Hustlers In Amateur Tilt 10 3
Pathfinders defeat Hustlers in a fast amateur game by 10 to 3. Obermeyer pitched well allowing four hits for Pathfinders while Hustlers used multiple pitchers. Scoring and rosters are listed in abbreviated box notes with players such as Hayes Parks Williams and Liloff contributing, and Erhardt officiated the game.
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Wasps Edge Silverton in Fast Play Game
In a fast paced afternoon, Wasps fell to Silverton as scoring runs and errors shaped the contest. Conroy, Poppe, and Fils contributed at the plate while Brandner and Lang worked on the mound with Lang earning the loss. Umpire Gwise called the game in a tight finish.
Ludlow defeats Nationals in ninth inning comeback
Ludlow tops the Nationals in a dramatic ninth inning finish. Snyder drives in the decisive run after a long at bat with a home run and a strong team effort.
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Victors Rout Wee Forks In West Fork Tilt
The Victors easily defeated the reorganized Wee Forks at West Fork by a score of 3 to 1. Hatch pitched well and the Victors showed strong fielding and batting throughout the game. Score: 3 to 1.
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