Braves Rally for 5 2 Tenning Win Over Reds
In a ten inning pitchers duel at Redland Field the Boston Braves beat Cincinnati Reds 5 to 2. Patsey Ragon and Lew Lear pitched brilliantly until a misplay by Charlie Dooin allowed decisive runs in the tenth. Magee Schmidt and Connolly contributed key plays as Boston pulled away after an early two run frame.
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Rhinelanders
Lear
Reds
Patsey Ragon
Braves
King
Beans
Charlie Dooin
Maranville
Killifer
Herzog
Olson
Fitzpatrick
Connolly
Dooin
Magee
Mr. Dooin
Sherwood
Herr Schmidt
Smith
Schmidt
Moran
Bean
Gardener
Griffith
Doom
Killier
Ragon
Cincinnati
Boston
Baillifer
Chalmers Driven From Hill In St Louis Game
St Louis beat Chalmers 3 runs in three innings while Demaree held no hit for four, and Philadelphia avoided the shutout as Luderus hit a three base hit and scored on Weiser's out.
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ST. Louis
Chalmers
Demaree
Philadelphia
Luderus
Weiser
Ces
Aess
Miller
Doak
Bescher
Becker
Long
Niehoff
Byrne
Quigley
Eason
Willis Supreme In Pinches In Baseball Doubleheader
Indianapolis wins the opener 3 to 2 after a seventh inning rally with Metz driving in the winning run. Willis pitched effectively in relief for the grip, while Delhi gave way in the later innings. In the night game, Indianapolis defeats Kansas City 3 to 2 with Lathrop and Crandall contributing two base hits apiece and Willis tallying four strikeouts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Metz
Lathrop
Butcher
Delhi
Willis
Kansas City
Naughton
Crandall
Compton
Bronkie
McMillan
Lelivelt
Bages
Bally
O’ Brien
Irwin
Bruin bats power Chicago tops New York 8 to 6
Chicago defeated New York 8 to 6 as heavy hitting forced Tesreau and Schauer from the mound. Bresnahan and Zimmerman homered, with Chicago totaling thirteen hits and manufacturing runs ahead of each homer. Vaughn labored but got support in late innings.
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Chicago
New York
Tesreau
Schauer
Bresnahan
Zimmerman
Vaughn
Crickbo
Ritter
Seier
Doyle
Smith
Bahan
Saier
Rison
Williams
Fisher
Brainard
Lobat
Schupp
Boston Defeats Cincinnati In Tight 2-1 Game
FErrors-Boston 2 Cincinnati 1. Bases on Balls By Ragon 2 Lear 4. Hit by Pitcher By Lear Marar ville by Ragon Groh. Struck Out By Ragon 2 Lear 2. Time 2 13. Umpires Rigler and Hart.
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Ferrors
Boston
Cincinnati
Ragon
Lear
Mararville
Groh
Rigler and
Hart
Loudon
Laporte
Ab.h.o.a.e
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A.meyer
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Lord
Esmond
Hagle
Huhn
Alton
Rousch
Lair
Rariden
Bedient
Mosley
Oe Brandom
Schaefer
Footer LS
Ephc
Newark
Siemee sAne
Brandom
Chase
Roush
Campbell
Louden
Dalton
McDonald
Finneran and Howell
McKee’e
McDond
Oj Scheer
Eagle
OjRousch
Allen
Falkenbe
Palkenberg
Schultz
McKechnie
Falkenberg
Falke
Braves Visit Redland Field for Third Game
This afternoon the Braves face the Reds at Redland Field with Benton out for Cincinnati and Stallings picking Big Bill James as his starter.
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Braves
Redland Field
Benton
Reds
Big Bill James
Stallings
Umpire Controversy Clouds Matinee as Plays Unfold
In a disputed matinee umpire Hart ruled on close calls in a tense game. Maranville forced Smith at second but Mollwitz’s snag and a late tag produced a furious crowd reaction. Doom was later tagged out after a chase to second as Leach was ruled safe on a close play.
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Hart
Smith
Maranville
Herzog
Smithyard
Mollwitz
Rabbit
Doom
Leach
Pat
Red
Keystone
Ragon Than
Tommy
Bean
Hat Racket Echoes in Wild Ball Game
A foul from Moll witz Ht struck a lady in a box, missing her hat by a chair save. The ball knocked fifty dollar bird of paradise stems from a bonnet display as fans target Rigler, who avoided any dramatic missteps despite calls to guard his mask.
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Charles F. Price
Milldale
Price
Mollwitz
Crowd Hails Heroes as Groh Collision Sparks Oval Drama
A grounder miscue by Little Groh knocked Schmidt unconscious. Heinie stayed down three minutes but recovered to finish bravely. About 12,000 spectators cheered as Herzog and other favorites drew loyal applause.
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Little Groh
Schmidt
Heinie
Herzog
Mantell and Dillon to Meet in Friday Fight Card
Bobby Bowers presents a top ten round main event matching Frank Mantell and Jack Dillon with a strong supporting bout Alvie Welsh against Biz Macke. The semiwindup features eight rounds while a robust preliminary card targets locals and race track enthusiasts from Indianapolis for the La Tenia Derby crowd.
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Bobby Bowers
Neck of the Woods
Bowers
Frank Mantel
Jack Dillon
Clifton Garden
Jap Roberts
Mantell
Honey Mellody
Dayton
Ohio
Mellody
Biz Macke
Alvie Welsh
Welsh
Leo Roux
Alvie
Roux
Indianapolis
Dillon
Wild Bill Donovan Pitches for Yankees in Detroit Loss
Wild Bill Donovan struggled as the Yankees lost to the Tigers 6 to 4 in Detroit. Donovan pitched seven innings while Cavet doubled as the Tigers’ offense produced six runs in the early frames. Vitt highlighted New York defense as Detroit countered with timely hits and strong fielding.
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Wild Bill Donovan
Yankees
TIGER
Detroit
Wild Bill’ Donovan
New York
Tigers
Cavet
Vitt
Ab.h.o.a.e
Veach
Hartzell
Ugh
Boone
Young
Nunam'r
McKee
Donovan
OjCave
Cottren
Cree
Cobb
Kavanaugh
Maisel
Crawford
Nunmamaker
Bush
Cobbs
Cook
Madsel
Cottrell
Cayet
Covington Boxing Show Opens Season With Featherweight Main
The Covington boxing card features Patsy Haley of Wilkesbarre Pa vs Leo Roux of Covington in a ten round main event. It includes Battling Gordon vs Stanley Schulte in an eight round slugfest and Johnny Gload against Young Camille in six rounds with Jimmy Powers facing Jockey Cook in a six round prelim. A 30 round battle royal is teased as part of the program near Federal Park.
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Covington
Patsy Haley
Wilkesbarre
Leo Roux
Battling Gordon
Stanley Schulte
Johnny Gload
Hazelton
Camille
Jimmy Powers
Cook
Federal Park
Cincinnati
Brannon Drives Cleveland to Narrow Win Over Milwaukee
Cleveland defeated Milwaukee 6 to 6 in a taut game decided in the ninth when Brannon, with bases loaded and one out, threw high to third trying to catch Willie off the base. Brenton walked ten men as the tense clash ended with Cleveland ahead.
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
Brannon
Willie
Brenton
St Pauls Win Fourth Inning Rally Over Columbus Saints
St Pauls won 4 to 3 in Columbus as they capitalized on a fourth inning burst. Columbus led briefly on clean hitting but St Pauls tied and pulled ahead aided by Ferry and Benson errors, with key plays by Leonard Johns Shelton Dres sen and Shovlin Martin Riggert Dressen. Time 1 33 Umpires Murray and Doyle.
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Columbus
Ferry
Hulswitz
Leonard
Johns
Shelton
Dressen
Shovlin
Martin
Riggert
Sheehan
Miller
Coleman
Niles
Cruise
St. Paul
Hall
Murray and
Doyle
Passing Nine Batters Sinks Williams in 4 3 Baseball Loss
Minneapolis edges Louisville 4 to 3 as nine Louisville batters go down on balls and a disputed Derrick double in the seventh sparks protests leading to Rondeau banishment and Cantillon chase. Autrey Platte Derrick lead with two base hits as Northrop and Owens call the game at 2 05.
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Louisville
Williams
Minneapolis
Derrick
Rondeau
Owens
Cantillon
Autrey
M. Williams
Platte
Miller
Gharrity
Holland
Weinberg
Northrop
Jennings
Hby M. Williams
Daniels
Knapp
Turners Meet in Dayton Shows Cincinnati Winners in Events
Seven thousand attended the Turners athletic exhibition in Dayton where Cincinnati Turner athletes claimed victory in several events. Harry and George Redeker led with two firsts each, winning high jump and broad jump and contributing to relay success by North Cincinnati Turners. Other top finishers included John Klu Fritz Haas and A Landwehr with strong showings in various races and the sixteen-pound shot put.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Cincinnati
Harry
George Redeke
North Cincinnati Turners
Harry Redeker
Victor
Hubert
Edward Jahn
John Klu
Fritz Haas
George Redeker
Wiliam Frey
Central Turner
R. Fritz
N.c. T
Cullop tops Plank as Kansas City tops St. Louis 3 to 2
Nick Cullop limited Eddie Plank to six hits over seven innings while receiving solid support as Kansas City beat St. Louis 3 to 2 to claim a share of the Federal League lead. Rawlings and Stovall doubled for Kansas City. Hartley and Johnson turned a key double play for St. Louis.
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Kansas City
Eddie Plank
St. Louis
Nick Cullop
Piaget
Borton
te—Perring
Kruger
Hartley
Deal
Vaughn
Rawlings
Stovall
Johnson
Plank
Cullop
Herbert
Watson
Johnstone and
Fyfe
St C. A.B
Cc. Ab.h
of Tobin
Chadb’n
Sen Wanee
Drakem
216Rton
Perring
Chapman
M. Oi
Goodwin
Mil’r
Il Bradley
Kirby
Gilmore
Hazen'th
tCrandall
Mh Watson
Rye
Chicago Defeats Pittsburg In Tight 10 5 Contest
Chicago tops Pittsburgh 10 to 5 in a hard fought game. Knetzer drew substitution after loss of control, Dickson relieved with three hits allowed, Hendrix shutout late, and Jackson homered. Hits tallied for both sides with errors aiding Pittsburgh in ninth. Time 2 20. Umpires McCormick Westervelt.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Knetzer
Dickson
LeClair
McConnell
Hendrix
Mse
KonetWy
Holly
Hanford
Flack
Jackson
Zwilling
Pittsburgh
Zelder
Yerkes
Kenethhy
Wilson
McCormick
Westervelt
Trans-Mississippi golf entries for Memphis event
A large field from ten states enters qualifying rounds at Memphis Country Club for the trans Mississippi golf tournament. Six events compete for the Rock Team Cup a carved silver trophy from A C Brock of St Louis. Qualifying ends Tuesday finals Saturday with notables Nelson Whitney John B Cady Harry Stewart Stickney among top contenders.
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Paitine
Chac Approai
Avely Leayers
Mississippi River
Memphis
A. C. Brock
St. Louis
Nelson Whitney
New Orleans
John B. Cady
Rock Island
Arsenal Golf Club
Harry
Minneapolis
Stewart Stickney
Sturs
Motorcycle Races Highlight Pickels Witherspoon Victory
A large crowd watched at the motordrome as Pickels Witherspoon won the meet with two firsts. In event one a two mile race saw Witherspoon finish first with Fenton second and Cary third. Event two a five mile race had Fenton taking first, Witherspoon second, Cary third. Event three three miles had Cary first, Fenton second, Witherspoon third. An informal match listed Witherspoon first in a tune event.
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Pickels
Witherspoon
Pickles
Wither
Fenton
Cary
Timne
Crispie
Broomstraw
Damietta
Rosewater
J. Z. Wiggins
Phil Ungaresos
Secong
Euterpe
Duquesne
Hoisington
Mrs. Mesovnee
the Governor
Eater
Canada
Hector
Wright
Billy Frew
al Copper King
Milan
Asa Herndon
Minda
Mimico
Ford Mai
Lady London
Balfron
Durin
Jerry, Jr
Edna
Ray O’ Beethoven
al Bloch Wahenetree
O'Sullivan
Perthshire
Mack B. Eubanks
Orotun
Ella Bryson
Plantagenet
Star and Garter
Baseball Review of Big Show Weekend Action
Chicago teams and Philadelphia battle for league lead as Detroit and Detroit star Ty Cobb spark the American League. White Sox fend off a Tiger surge while Cobb dominates batting and runs with Detroit’s defense improving. In the National League Brooklyn rises with Nap Rucker’s pitching, Cubs and Giants trade blows, and standings shift slowly amid close races.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cubs
Brooklyn
White Sox
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Detroits
Tyrus Cobb
Georgia Wonder
Cobb
Tyrus
Tigers
Jennings
Urban Faber
Boston
Red Sox
Dodgers
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Robins
Nap Rucker
Giants
Baseball Standings Shuffle in Week of Breakneck Shifts
The week sees Missourians regain a share of first with leaders, Newark rising to second but dropping after a double loss to Buffalo while Pittsburg falls to Chicago. Magee’s Brooklyn drops near bottom, Baltimore quiet, Columbus climbs from cellar, Minneapolis overtakes Washington, Indianapolis maintains the lead.
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Opal
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Brooklyn Wteeee
Columbus
Baltimore Teres
Minneapolis
Buffalo Terteee
Ohio State League
W.L. Pe
Portsmouth
Lronton
Chillicothe
Charleston
Lexington
Frankfort
Baltimore
Senators
Indianapolis
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