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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
6
Cincinnati and George Franklin Suggs dominated Philadelphia as the Reds blanked the Quakers 5 to 0. Dooin’s Phillies struggled with misplays and ejections, while Reds hitters and bunting applied steady pressure to seize the early series lead.
Results show Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 5 0 Pittsburgh and New York tied Chicago 5 Brooklyn 3 in the National League American League games Cleveland 8 Washington 2 Ohio and American Association Toledo 6 Columbus 6. Teams Indianapolis and St Louis games incomplete with Minneapolis and Topeka notes.
National League and American League tables show team wins losses and percentages for New York Boston Pittsburg Chicago St Louis Brooklyn and others. Notable schedules list games today including Philadelphia Cincinnati York Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Boston and Cleveland Washington Detroit and St Louis at Boston.
In a tight game CincinnatiCats edge Philadelphia 6 to 4 as Lobert's lone ninth inning single proves decisive. Bescher scored for Cincy while Iees contributed six. Suggs pitched for Philadelphia with 39 pitches in the outing.
The Phillies failed to connect with pitcher George Suggs as Cincinnati Reds surged ahead. Grant delivered two timely sacrifice hits, while Egan and McLean produced key moments. Suggs, though one of the league’s best hitting pitchers, failed to swing well yesterday.
In a close amateur baseball recount, Lobert singles twice in four at bats as Griffiths beat their old mate Hans Lobert. Downey errs but forces a rundown, while Knabe risks suspension after a first base dispute. Luderus stands out with a fourth inning double amid tight defense and failed Lobert steal.
Mike Doolan came to the plate in the second and was greeted by flowers. A joke about mixing water with flour nearly changes the batter, but he still bounces out to Downey.
Sherwood Nothole Magee failed to belt in four baseball at bats, showing a slow swing and missed opportunities. The performance contrasted with earlier hype as spectators watched for a clutch moment.
Walsh relieved Knabe and delivered a solid performance. He started a double play in the fifth by grabbing Suggs' bounder, tagging McLean at the line, and throwing to first.
In the seventh, Chalmers delivered a wild pitch the highest ever seen at League Park causing Hobby to score as the ball nearly cleared the grand stand. The guests’ only error came on a fielding attempt by Chalmers at first base while trying to retire Mitchell who bunted.
Red Doom states the deal between the two clubs was meant to boost both teams and believes it accomplished that goal, dismissing notions of a single best aspect. He asserts the trade strengthened both sides and delivered value.
Smith will oppose Moore in the second game of the series this afternoon with the contest slated for 3 30.
After a game Hans Lobert, the Dutch sprinter, moved toward the clubhouse when a fan directed sour remarks at him. Lobert chose not to chase and withheld pursuit as the fan fled, avoiding a confrontation.
A collage of notes covers umpire comments on modern pitch games, batters and livelier balls. It notes player movements including Detroit buying catcher Carish, Beebe's bedside, and Donlin's potential New York contract. It mentions Cornell and Harvard boat racing takes and a vast history of scores and passings.
Chicago tops Brooklyn 5 3 on June 6 to pull one half game ahead of New York in the pennant race after a prior game with Pittsburgh was ordered replay. Opportune hitting and Bell aided the win as Schulte Tooley Sheckard tallied key hits and Tooley homered.
In Pittsburg on June 6 the New Yorks made their season debut and were edged 4 to 3. Leifield struggled in the sixth as Pittsburg pulled ahead behind timely hits and solid defense. Raymond started for New York, with Crandall relieving after five and a half innings.
The day approaches for the June 10 gym meet as athletes shape up. Preview notes Cincinnati Gymnasium fields a star-studded team likely to win. Events start at 2 30 p m with cars entering through the lower gate. Tickets available at the park and Shillite Place gymnasium.
Cleveland bats Hughes out in third to beat Washington 8 to 2. Sherry allows no runs on five hits while Joe Jackson belts a long homer and drives in two. Graney and Turner contribute two bases each as Cleveland takes the lead and holds on for the win.
Two year old fillies Miss Joe wins by a head at 4% furlongs with Florida's Beauty second and Diamond Buckle third. Ganogue takes the mile for province horses by five lengths, while Water vale secures the handicap title. In the Kindergarten stakes Little Pal wins by a neck, followed by Frog Legs and New River. Cold Spring prevails in Maiden six furlongs, Roebuck is a distant second. Eagle Bidd captures the three year olds six furlongs, with Muskmeon and Miss Jonah second and third. The Golden wins the one mile segment ahead of Blackford and Oakhurst.
Louisville defeats Indianapolis in the final game of the series 2 to 1. Hayden homered in the sixth after Lennox reached on a fumble, giving Louisville the lead. Cheney earned his second win of the series, while Robertson pitched well except for the sixth. Danny Hoffman scored Louisville’s lone run. Stolen bases went to Hayden and Getz.
Minneapolis beat Kansas City 10 to 5 after Corridon errors fueled a four run third inning and Hyatt and Barbeau errors plus six hits in the fifth gave the visitors five more. Local runs came in the last two frames as Brandom and Maddox lasted five and four innings respectively.
Goshorn falters in the seventh as Lima erupts for six runs. Sandherr new at short drives three runs, Willoughby joins Newark via Ohio Stater links, and Merion/Lima history noted. Final score Lima 31 Newark 18 with multiple hits, steals, and errors in a midweek league game.
Marion pitchers dominate as McCall uncorks a shutout in the locals first of the season. Hummell's bat highlights the win with robust support from teammates Me han and Linderbeck. Lancaster fails to score until late, marshalling only a handful of hits. Time of game stands at 1 29 with Mason umpiring.
Hamilton Mechanics fall to Chillicothe 8 to 6 in Hamilton County. Eddie Quinlan starred in the field for Chillicothe, with Wrigley Donnelly Reilly and Kelly delivering key two and three base hits. Keefe Kibler Wentz and Whalen stole bases as Beebe and Bush pitched. Attendance was about 200.
Springfield outhit Portsmouth but failed to push across the decisive run. Kendell Hammond Beers F O Day Conwell keyed the offense with two base hits while Johnstone and Harter worked on the mound. Portsmouth edged ahead late en route to a 3 2 win.
1884 Charley Sweeney of Providence struck out nine teens in nine innings versus Boston, a National League record. later joined St Louis. 1885 American Association abolished the foul bound rule. 1890 Philadelphia and Boston Players’ League games split. Quakers 4 3 and Bean-Haters 11 10, Irwin driving in winning run. 1890 Baltimore Atlantic beat Washington 21 11 with every Oriole collecting hits. 1893 Wilkesbarre vs Springfield slugfest. Bonner hit four homers and a triple. 1894 Harry Lyons had four singles two doubles in a Providence game. 1900 Derby Day Clymer had five hits as Coal Miners scored thirteen in fourth inning. SPOD DOOO
Carlton G ridden by Taplin scored a decisive victory in the Churchill Downs handicap with 132 pounds. Messenger Boy and Star Charter were second and third as Countless faded after leading a mile. The winner 1 51 4 5 lowered Light Wool track record by 1 1 5 seconds.
Zanesville edges Evansville 2 1 after Sterzer draws a walk and scores in the fourth inning. Evansville’s lone run came on Wuffle’s homer. Fort Wayne beats Grand Rapids 2 0 in the tenth on Blount Keener and Young hits. South Bend battles Dayton as rain halts Wheeling Terre Haute game after four innings.
The report lists a Chattanooga matchup with R H E details and players Higsine Ryan and Bunn in a ten inning game. Memphis and Montgomery games are not scheduled.
Cincinnati observers favor Messenger Boy to upset Governor Gray in Latonia Derby at Milldale. Jockey changes and trainer shifts loom as riders reassigned for Colston Mud Sill and Messenger Boy while Latonia preparations include new betting machines and expanded betting areas.
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