Red Outfielders Need Baskets in Phillies Loss
In the tenth inning the Phillies lost after two misplayed flies. The misplays by the red outfielders allowed an easy rally and decided the game.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1903
Page
7
In the tenth inning the Phillies lost after two misplayed flies. The misplays by the red outfielders allowed an easy rally and decided the game.
Chicago loses the fourth straight as New York defeats Chicago 9 to 4 at home. Attendance 23,000. Evers homered while Chance Bresnahan and McGann contributed two base hits. Wicker and Menefee handled pitching duties.
The Reds battled Boston in a long ten inning game filled with four muffed flies and a muffed throw that produced the visitors only run. Frazer pitched well for Cincinnati but Hahn’s sharp pitching and Phillies support kept the Reds from backing a win. In the end Philadelphia took a 5-4 edge as Roth and Keister fueled the decisive rally in the tenth.
Roy Thomas the Phillies center fielder argued with Manager Zimmer over playing Sunday due to contract terms. President Potter settled the dispute by benching him without pay, though Thomas eventually took the field. The piece also notes potential moves involving Norman Elberfeld and Elberfeld's health and trade prospects, plus Cregan and Wolvertoff game incidents.
The piece condemns arbitrary ejections and argues players including team captains deserve due protest. It cites President Potter of the Phillies decrying unjust removals and calls for limited kicking and clearer rules. Pitcher McFetridge left for family illness as Brooklyn faces the local game.
Toledo blankenship's fielding and Katoll's hitting spark a 3 2 win in a rain soaked game. Attendance 1 900. Key plays by Blankenship and Kotell highlight a tight contest on a slippery field with Toledo scoring the winning run in the ninth.
Louisville wins 7 to 4 over Milwaukee as Atten and Wood spark the infield and Batters Kerwin Clymer Donahue deliver key hits. Merideth and Walker pitched for Louisville while Altrock fanned twelve for Krebs in Cummins ville park showcase.
St Paul defeated Columbus 7 to 2 in a rain shortened seven inning game in Columbus. Wagner pitched for St Paul in his first appearance in weeks as 3,335 attended. The Blue Licks beat the Admirals 3 to 0 after a rain delay with Mader pulled for Fahlbush in a late substitution.
Report lists two base hits by Gleason and Wheeler with a home run by Schaffer. Ferguson recorded two strikeouts in the innings described. Mullane pitched time featured.
Memphis beat Montgomery 1 to 0 while Shreveport routed Atlanta 11 to 6 and New Orleans topped Birmingham 2 to 10 in a set of Southern League baseball games.
In a close game at Hamilton the Manhattans beat Price Hill 2-1 to leave maiden class. Errors and timely hits in the eighth inning broke a scoreless tie. Pitchers Speed and Stacey handled the mound with several double plays noted.
Baseball game summary showing player lines and stats for Queen City and Colts. Key hits listed include two-base and three-base hits by Petzhold Knodel Menke Mailender Hawkins and Wilson. Time 2:00. Umpires Sachs and Richmond.
Major William Klein heads a Fraternal League team bound for Bucyrus Ohio on July 4 to play a nine drawn from Knights of Pythias Lodges. The Bucyrus manager vows strong local talent as the visitors’ expenses are covered and their gate half goes to the Pythian Children's Home in Springfield Ohio.
Covington defeats Lexington 5 to 2 in a pitchers duel at Willow Run Park Roy handcuffs the Giants with four hits allowed in six innings Scratch Hammond recovers after the seventh and Covington breaks through for four hits and three runs Charis stars at third base handling nine chances and all are putouts Long makes a circus catch and Feiber also saves a ball for Lexington
Amateur baseball at East End Gym saw Gym Shamrocks topple North Cincinnati Turners 3 runs to 1. Colonel Drees and Major Mack delivered key pitching as the Gyms fought through the late stages to secure victory.
Milford lost to the Er Langers in Erlanger 7 to 6 after White pitched well for Milford. Hughes of the Burlingtons in the Southern League surrendered eleven hits. Milford is open for Sunday June 14 and invites teams with good grounds to book matches.
The Willows edged Bond Hill 1 to 0 after five innings as Martin pitched a no hit, no run game and Stockman provided solid support. Rain halted play, with Oliver driving in the lone run and Stockman pitching in relief for Willows.
Stay tuned as Anchors top Ramblers 9 to 7 in a high scoring showdown. Key players Kling Walston and Hess lead with multiple hits while Deininger Graves and Rahe contribute solid efforts on the mound and in the field.
The Harlem team suffered its first defeat this season as the C H and D fell to them in a high intensity game at Norwood Inn Park. In the opening clash Walnut Hills Reserves triumphed 20 to 1 over the Nuggets with strong hitting and pitching. The Knights of Columbus beat Christ Church 10 to 6 at Christ Church grounds. Covington edged Lexington 5 to 2, and Lampe Leahey Indians knocked off Crutz Squirrels 7 to 3.
Mitty carrier pigeons of the Mishawaka Homing Club flew 300 miles from Odin Illinois to Mishawaka Indiana at an average 55 miles per hour despite adverse wind. The flight marks one of the best times for such a distance.
A humorous exchange where Daughter protests a kiss on the nose while Mother scolds the act as inappropriate, reflecting light social etiquette in Yale Record style.
Fragmented OCR lists names and places including Harlem Detroit and multiple personas such as Eva Russell Court Maid Lady Radnor J. Daniel stamping Ground and Virginia Boy. The text appears as scattered proper nouns across cities with no coherent event or action.
A dense listing of race entries across multiple tracks including Gravesend St Louis with horses such as Extravaganza Escurial Bey Wyefield and Red Knight in various stakes and maiden events. Runners are detailed by weight and class across first through seventh races with names like James F Claude Daly entry Tancred Airlight and Luralighter among others.
Frank Farrell and President Gordon of the New York Americans express disgust with Clark Griffiths management. The team is blamed for wretched play despite some individual good work, with weak pitching fielding and batting. They threaten changes and aim to land stars to spark a champions run.
Ithaca June 7 Coach Courtney announced the lineups for the Poughkeepsie regatta. Captain Frenzier lost his seat in the senior eight and will not row in the four. Varsity includes Lueder Pabow Wadsworth Brandon Van Alstyne Forte Nutting Coffin Buchanan. cox I V Buchanan. Freshmen feature Whitehead Barton Johnson Folger Lee Aller Forbes Foote Slocum. cox Slocum. No decision yet on varsity four and substitutes. varsity eight averages about 175 pounds.
A fragment from Harvard Lampoon notes a Boston incident described as casual yet fatal. It mentions Hopkins and a tense scene with implied violence, but details are sparse.
Latonia track wrapped up another meeting with strong attendance and more bookmakers than in years. Only about 30 percent of winners were favorites, with Riley Grannan netting 11000 and several locals taking minor sums. Calls for better horses and facilities linger as the course needs a new paddock and higher betting shed to attract larger crowds.
The piece notes nearly $300,000 wagered in Mutual pools with five percent to the Jockey Club, discusses regulation aims of the Eastern Jockey Club, and weighs the risks of gambling in racing. It also previews Benny Yanger vs Eddie Hanlon in Frisco, and analyzes Hanlon, Yanger, Corbett, Attell, and McGovern in contemporary boxing context.
A clipped exchange from the Harvard Lampoon shows officers discussing a prank with a hint of legal overtones. The banter hints at a broader campus culture of satire and discipline.
Edmond Blanc's Quo Vadis captured the 200,000 franc Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamps ahead of Caius and Vinicius. W K Vanderbilt’s Alpha finished fourth as $794,989 was bet in Paris Mutuel with $332,704 on the Grand Prix amid a fashionably large crowd gathered for the event.
Berevoelgy owned by M. Resan wealthy Hungarian won the Austrian Derby of 100,000 kroner with American jockey Charley Van Dusen aboard. Berevoelgy was the favorite in the betting.
New York June 7 The yachts Reliance and Constitution lay at Moorings in Sandy Hook Bay tonight ready for races off Sandy Hook tomorrow Tuesday and Wednesday. The Columbia is in dry dock at Bay Ridge crew cleaning her nude body tonight. She will leave the dry dock early and sail in the race to row.
The ninth annual field day for Woodward Hughes and Walawilla High Schools was slated for today at the Gym grounds in the East End, weather permitting. Postponed two weeks due to rain, the event may be cancelled with uncertain trains this morning. spectators should call Pr Poos at Hughes High School for updates.
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