Reds Hammered As Maul Scored Four Runs In First Inning
Yesterday's results show Boston routed Philadelphia 13 to 5, New York beat St. Louis 3 to 2, and Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 7 to 4 while St. Louis lost to Cincinnati 5 to 3 in a busy baseball slate.
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Reds Down Phillies in Philadelphia Showdown
Cincinnati Reds crushed the Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 1 at Philadelphia Baseball Park. Scott dazzled with breaking pitches for the Reds while Maul struggled on the mound for the Phillies. Barrett and Corcoran led Cincinnati with key hits as Crawford and Irwin drove in runs, and Slagle stood out for Philadelphia despite the loss. Attendance reached 3,284 with 3,000 Quaker fans watching.
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Reds Win Behind Scott as Phillies Struggle at Bat
Philadelphia fans saw a pitchers’ duel as Ed Scott shut down the Phillies while Cincinnati capitalized on timely hits. Seventeen runners left on base, five Phillies infield grounders, and a single outfield misplay framed a sparsely hitting afternoon. Manager Allen acted on Smith transfer news and a fan scuffle ended with authorities ejecting several spectators.
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Newport Racing Opener Sets Early Pace and Upsets
Winter wins the first race for fillies and mares with Exile-Wild Flower lineage, the field enacting brisk fractions from 0:12 to 1:14. Sarilla and Polly Bixby also run strong, while Aurea and Little Veronica face post issues and scratches affect the lineup.
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Seven baseball games reported from multiple towns
Jackson defeats Rio Grande 7 to 3 in muddy contest. Notre Dame defeats Minnesota 3 to 2. Nevada beats Black Tourists 4 to 3 with 12 strikeouts by Nevada pitcher. Hiram College tops Wooster 13 to 10 in ten innings. Anderson upsets Muncie in a low attendance game.
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Reds rout Maul as Irwin shines in rough exhibition
The Reds battered Al Maul for seven hits including two triples and a double, loading up in Reach factory with bats and gear. Crawford would have tied it late. Corcoran held him at third. Lajoie is out for up to a month, Dolan shines at second, Latham attends, Irwin’s bat earns praise.
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Boston Beats Chicago as Nichols Shuts Them Down
Boston defeated Chicago 9 to 6 at home as Charley Nichols returned for his first game in weeks. Green and Ryan hit two homers, Ganzel added a triple, and Boston exploded for nine runs in the fifth inning aided by five singles, a double, a triple, and two Chicago errors. Chicago managed three hits after the third, scoring once in the eighth.
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Pittsburgs Edge Brooklyns in Tight Tie Breaker
The Pittsburgs defeated the Brooklyns 4 to 2 as Wagner starred in defense and O'Brien, Daly and O'Connor contributed key hits. Kelley had a late chance in the ninth with bases loaded and two out but fouled to O'Connor.
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Seymour Farmed Out and Last Giants Game Ends in Victory
Seymour pitched his last game for the New Yorks, who beat St. Louis 3 to 1 as he walks eleven and yields ten hits. Davis returns at short, Elmer Smith and Cogan join, Mercer benched. Jones allowed eleven hits in five innings. Attendance about 1,000.
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Goar Pitches Hoosiers to Victory Over Millers
Special Despatch from Minneapolis reports errors in the first two innings aided Indianapolis to a win over Minneapolis. Goar limited the Millers to four hits, while Parker pitched well for the locals. Final score details and line scores follow with attendance at 1,500.
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Errors Behind Hoffer Doomed Cleveland in Chicago defeat
Chicago won as two errors a sacrifice and four hits fueled an eighth inning rally. Cleveland scored two in the ninth on a gift and three hits to close the gap. Attendance 1,100. Final score Chicago 3 Cleveland 1.
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Amole Dominates as Buffalo Beats Kansas City in Six
Amole pitched seven innings and allowed only four hits as Buffalo defeated Kansas City 6 to 4. Patten started strong, but in the sixth Buffalo rallied with five hits and two walks to push ahead. Cates relieved Patten in the eighth, accounting for the decisive runs. Tomings notes and fielding details follow the box score from Kansas City.
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Detroit edges Milwaukee in lone ninth inning run
Detroit wins 1 0 as Casey opens the ninth with a double and Harley drives in the only run. Waldron, Casey, Garry and Holmes contribute for Milwaukee while Reidy and Yeager handle pitching for Detroit in a 1 to 0 final. Attendance 1,000 at Milwaukee.
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Reds show second wind with three straight wins
The Reds, after a sequence of victories over New York and Philadelphia, appear to have regained form. Ed Scott's pitching shone as he helped defeat the Phillies, with Phillips and Hahn in strong form and young players improving. The piece notes upcoming schedule shifts, new catcher McMahon, and ongoing team dynamics under Comiskey and Pulliam amid league-wide results.
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Aker Snoozes Then Wins on High Noon at Newport Track
Jockey Aker dozed mid race atop High Noon near the finish on the Newport track. The duo stitched a dramatic comeback to nose out Green Dragon and Red Monkey amid a lively card where three favorites and several longshots cashed.
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Rowdies Title Ties Health Trip and Phillies Incident
Pittsburg manager Fred Clarke arrives from the Past to day with plans to visit Cambridge Springs for two weeks of rest. He notes the team is now called the Rowdies in the East, a name given by Colonel Rogers of the Philadelphia Club. Clarke recounts an incident where Thomas of the Phillies collided with Cooley, and recalls Rogers offering satisfaction. He criticizes five Philadelphia fans who occupied seats behind the players bench, prompting his interference.
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Board of Arbitration to Return Frisbee to Cleveland
Milwaukee reports that the Board of Arbitration will rule in a few days and require New York to return the Frisbee player to the Cleveland Club. Wheeler, released by Milwaukee, may sign with Cleveland. Detroit’s Stallings says he offered several league clubs for a fielder and expects a deal this week.
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Fostoria Pitcher J Smith Signs with Winfield Club
Warren Ohio reports J Smith a top state pitcher from Fostoria was signed by Manager Gilson to play with the Winfield Club. The move highlights Smith as a leading talent in the state with Winfield securing his services tonight.
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Ritchey Kids Meet Raum Sluggers at Terrace Park
Tomorrow’s game features Ritchey’s Kids versus Raum’s Sluggers at Terrace Park with Eddie Seibert and Frank Ritchey as the pitchers. Other Sunday matchups include Superbas hosting Addyston at Norwood Inn Park and Reading facing the Elliotts with Herman Dietrich on the mound.
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Klein and Schraffenberger Triumph to Near Second Place
Klein and Schraffenberger won three games last night and are nearly assured of second. The winning totals were strong with favorable scores listed for each match.
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Y M C A Athletes to Attend A A U Meet in Detroit
Y M C A athletes depart for Detroit this afternoon to compete in the Western division A A U meet starting tomorrow. Participants include Charles Critchell Harry Spear David Davies and Jolly Heintz from the Cincinnati Y M C A club along with teams from University of Michigan Chicago Athletic Club and Milwaukee Athletic Club. Jolly Heintz leads the squad as captain on the Cy H and D transport.
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Newport Selections Match Box Lady Kent
The listing names entrants such as Regina Lee Frances Reis and Virg ie EO Flam marion among selections for matches at Midglen Blenheim Port er B Nit rate and Hageman Osm on in Newport event notes.
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Mose Goldblatt Refuses 25 Fine Over Monk Wayman Delay
Mose Goldblatt defends himself against a $25 fine for failing to lead Monk Wayman to the paddock on time. He claims the horse misbehaved and he tried hard with staff and rocks to move him. The piece notes other race outcomes and jockeys including May and Aker, with Sadie Barnam's fence mishap.
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Taylor Beats English Champion in Open Golf
London June 7 The open golf championships resumed at St Andrews with dull but favorable weather. Taylor won by 13 strokes over Vardon scoring 4309 to Vardon 317. Other leaders included J Braid 32, Jack White 323, Auchterlonie 326, Willie Park 328. Best amateur score went to Robert Maxwell.
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Russell and Campbell Sign For Anderson Boxing Show
Shine Russell of Aleria and Punch Campbell of Indianapolis signed to box ten rounds at the Anderson opera house on June 18.
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Cincinnati wrestlers issue match challenge in Indiana
R E Sanders of Cincinnati, manager of James King the Chicago wrestler, challenged Elmer Wwe of Cincinnati through the Daily Herald. Woodmansee plays with the Anderson baseball team in the Indiana State Baseball League.
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Massillon Falls to Ashtabula in Hazy June Game
In Ashtabula Ohio on June 7 Massillon lost again to Ashtabula as Armstrong pitched well through eight innings. Massillon managed five singles late and failed to overcome the homestanding team in a warm day breeze.
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Draw in light welterweight bout ends after hour
WAAN Francisco resident As Max Wiley and F B Bayley of the San Francisco Club wrestled for an hour with no fall and the match was ruled a draw as the time limit expired.
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Fanning Sets World Clay Pigeon Record in Utica
At the State shoot in Utica New York on June 7 J B Fanning broke the world record by hitting 218 clay pigeons without a miss. The previous high score was 211 set by C A Young of Ohio.
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Found Wins Press Stakes in Dual Heat Finish at St Louis
In St Louis on June 7 Found and Bummer were top bets as Found won the Press Stakes a two heat race at five and a half furlongs. Found led early in both heats and pulled away to victory while Dollie Wiethoff faded after a troubled ride. Ned Wickes and Lee King scored in subsequent races with close finishes and favored runners like Pacemaker and Duke of Melbourne also placing.
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Puritan Narrowly Triumphs at Gravesend Card
New York June 7 strong ocean breeze made wraps a must at Gravesend where The Puritan beat Prince of Melrose after a fair start in race one. Andrisa won the second from Merito in a drive, Ladyship captured the third, Central Trust the fourth, Water Color took the Manhasset Stakes in a track record 0:55, with six races detailed including times and weights.
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Hawthorne Races Delayed by Sloppy Track Conditions
Texas Smith claimed Kid Hampton, then Por Bush was boosted as racing began at Hawthorne. Early races were run in heavy moisture but improvements later allowed the rest to proceed. readers are told more on the eighth page.
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