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08 Jun 1906

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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1906

Page

6

Redlegs Win In Eleventh Inning

Hanlinites tie the game in the ninth, then a triple and a muff secure a walk off win for the Redlegs in the eleventh. Mud games slow the pace but end with a decisive extra inning victory.

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Reds End Road Slump With 11th-Inning Victory Over Phillies

Odwell stars with a triple and a key steal as Cincinnati uses an eleventh-inning rally to edge Philadelphia 3 to 2. Weimer holds the Phillies to three hits in eight scoreless frames while Odwell’s hitting and base running spark the win. The mudgy field hinders speed as Cincinnati gains their fourth road win of the season.

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Commercial Tribune Philadelphia Odwell Magee Schlei Phillies Weimer Reds Thomas Delahanty Huggins Barry Kelley Seymour
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Odwell Shines In Muddy Philadelphia Game

Odwell's all round play led the Red to a strong outing in Philadelphia as he starred at bat and in the field. Most runs were earned, with one unearned due to a muffed fly. Weimer pitched gilt edge ball amid light rain and muddy ground.

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Commercial Tribune Philadelphia Odwell Schlei Thomas Roy Ata
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St. Louis Tops Brooklyn 7 3 In Poor Brooklyn Fielding

St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 7 to 3 as Brooklyn errors and mixed defense plagued the home nine. Taylor pitched effectively for St. Louis while Brooklyn catcher Bergen and other players were involved in costly misplays. Jordan hit a homer for Brooklyn and Arndt, Smoot, and Hoelskoetter stood out with timely hits.

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St. Louis Brooklyn Taylor Louis Nopeccesesecees Eostesboe Scanlon Shannon Arndt Casey Smoot Hoelskoetter Igen Jordan Kley Alperman Lewis Hoelstter Beckley McBride St Louis Johnstone
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Boston Game Postponed On Wet Grounds

Boston reports that Pittsburg and Boston game was postponed due to wet grounds as of June 7.

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Boston Pittsburg
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National Commission Chairman To Go to New York

Chairman August Herrmann of the National Commission will depart today for New York to attend the raising of the world championship pennant at the ploggrounds next Tuesday. He will be accompanied by his family and return the latter part of next week.

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August Herrmann National Commission New York Ploggrounds Herrmann W F. W. van Sicklin Motor Age of Chicago American Motor League van Sicklin Chicago Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Albany Hudson York Boston White Mountains
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Cubs Thrash Giants 19-0 in Lopsided Chicago Victory

Chicago Cubs shellacked the New York Giants 19 to 0 in a one sided interleague tilt. Pitcher Ferguson held the line after Mathewson and McGinnity faltered early, while Steinfeldt and Schulte led the hitting barrage with multiple extra base blows and a home run.

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Chicago New York Mathewson McGinnity Ferguson Pfiester Reulbach Schulte Steinfeldt Slagle Tinker Sheckard Dahlen Deviin Evers O’dayan Slie
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Louisville Triumphs Over St. Paul 10-9 In Tight Edition

Louisville edges St. Paul 10 to 9 in a dramatic game with late scoring. Detailing pitchers, hits, and key moments, the contest featured three Louisville hurlers and two for St. Paul, and spanned thirteen innings in St. Louis with Conroy and Chase driving offense.

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Louisville St. Paul
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Columbus Stages Rally But Falls Short to Milwaukee

In Columbus on June 7 Milwaukee beat Columbus 4 to 2 after Columbus scored once in the first inning on three hits and later plated two more during Milwaukee errors. Bateman’s infield fly dropped to allow a late infield run. manager Clymer Green and Beville were ejected by umpire Kane.

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Columbus Green Milwaukee Battery Bateman Clymer Beville Kane
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Cleveland shuts out Boston as Joss fans three hits

Cleveland blanked Boston as Joss allowed only three hits and received solid support from defense and pitching. The game ended in a shutout with Cleveland preventing any scoring by the visitors.

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Cleveland
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Detroit Beats Washington in Nine Inning Baseball Showdown

Patten hits a double, single and triple in the fourth to spark Detroit. Donahue allows 10 Washington hits as Cobb Anderson and D Jones star with three bases each. Cobb and Jones notch two-base hits while Washington stranded 10. Final score Detroit 5 Washington 1.

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Detroit Washington Patten Ab.h.o Hickman Coughlin C.jones O'Leary Stahl Aleege Akefield Cobb Anderson D. Jones Payne Eee Donahue Donahue Crawford Hurst Connor
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Chicago Philadelphia game postponed on wet grounds

The Chicago and Philadelphia game was postponed due to wet grounds. Weather conditions caused field inaccessibility and scheduling changes for the matchup.

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National Commission Issues Findings on Club Claims

The National Commission releases three rulings addressing claims by Toledo and Rochester clubs over contract disputes involving Robertaille and Arthur De Groff. It sides with the internal affairs view, upholds the National Board's award, and orders notice of release pay to De Groff with penalties for major league clubs violating territorial rules.

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National Commission Toledo Robertaille National Board National Association Rochester Arthur de Groff St. Louis Souis Asia Troy Troy Club Harry C. Pulliam B. B. Johnson August Herrmann
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Wheeling Beats South Bend Behind Batteries Schaefer Andrews

In Wheeling West Virginia on June 7 Schaefer and Andrews powered a late rally for Wheeling to a 283 victory over South Bend with Ferrias and Richardson also in action for Wheeling.

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Wheeling W. Va Schaefer Andrews R.H.E. Wheeling South Bend Ferrias Richardson
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Indianapolis Loses Doubleheader to Minneapolis

In Indianapolis on June 7, Minneapolis swept both games of a doubleheader. The locals were shut out in the second game due to critical errors. Stalwarts include Walker and Cadwallader for Indianapolis and Kellum and Ford for Minneapolis with multiple errors and strategic baserunning impacting the outcomes.

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Kansas City Toledo Swann Indianapolis Minneapolis Canvee Kellum Ford Davis Gehring James
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Baseball scores from Southern league show tight finishes

In Atlanta a 6 to 7 loss to Memphis, Birmingham defeats Shreveport 7 to 4, Montgomery beats Sea 2 to 1, and Nashville edges Little Rock 6 to 5.

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Atlanta Memphis Birmingham Shreveport Montgoenery Sea New Oreang Nashville Little Rock
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O Neill cancels Western League meeting at Pueblo

President O'Neill of the Western Baseball League announced that the June 15 meeting at Pueblo has been canceled. Club owners asked revocation as they saw no reason to convene at this time.

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Chicago O'Neill Western Baseball League Pueblo
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Ward Wins but Little Is Loser in International Cup Match

Newport England June 7 Beals C Wright absent due to blood poisoning hinders Americans in the opening rounds of the international challenge cup. Raymond D Little replaces Wright and loses to A F Wilding while Ward defeats Poidevin. Ward and Little to meet Wilding and Poidevin in doubles tomorrow.

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Newport England Beals C. Wright Les Poidevin Australia A. F Wilding New Zealand Raymond D. Little Wright Wilding Ward Poidevin Brookes Foidevin Little Deuce Vantage
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Miss Sutton Wins Again in Liverpool Tennis

In the All England mixed doubles preliminary round D R Rhodes and Miss May Sutton defeated Mr Fry and Miss Longhurst 6 2 6 2. Sutton then won a three set ladies singles over Mrs Sterry 6 4 4 6 6 3. Casdagli and Sterry beat Rhodes and Sutton 4 6 6 4 6 3. Northern gentlemen's doubles Rhodes and Simpson fall to Charlton and Figgis 3 6 6 2 6 4 4 4.

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Liverpool D. R. Rhodes Miss May Sutton Mr. Fry Miss Longhurst Miss Sutton Mrs. Sterry Casdagli Mrs Sterry Mr. Rhodes Charlton Figgis Rhodes Simpson
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Vanderbilt Triumphs In Seymour Stakes At Longchamp

Paris June 7 Vanderbilt and his horse Prestige won the Seymour Stakes at Longchamp today. The victory adds to Vanderbilt's growing string of top finishes as the field battled for authority in Paris racing.

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Vanderbilt Paris W. K. Vanderbilt Longchamps
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Harding Defeats Strong Field in Cash Farm Duel

In a brisk event labeled The Cash, Harding decisively beats a tough field. Notables include Interlight Minnehaha Windshield and Royal Legend among several others in a lively sprint of names and horses.

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Interlight Alvise Billy Vertrees Handy Bills Sharp Boy Bell the Cat Royal Legend Happy Jack Louise McFarland la Thorpe—Caper Avendon Golden Mineral Tom Roberts Topsy Robinson
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Brigand Narrowly Falls to Mamie Algol in Tight Race

Mamie Algol overtook Swiftwing in the stretch to win by a head, with Swiftwing second and Brigand a neck behind in third as Little Elkin closed from the back to take fourth. The race featured Brigand leading early before Mamie Algol challenged past the half.

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Levia Dainty Dame Mamie Algol Swiftwing Little Elkin Harding Clifton Forge Lady Carol Judge Treen Sharp Boy Revolt Oregar Obert D. Boland Aubuchon Dominick C. Fisher F. M. Smith,& Co B. F. Mamie Algol Algol Miss Mary Ae E. Horton Auduchon Safety Light Traxler Brigand Preston Reveille Otis Glisten Garwood Fonsoluca
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Closing With Burst of Speed Wins Westminster Handicap at Gravesend

Closing with a burst of speed from 12 to 1 down to 9 to 1 captured the 1 1/4 mile Westminster Handicap at Gravesend. Eugenia Burch, added starter at 15 to 1 for place, finished second with Cairngorm third. Court Dress won the Criterion Stakes. Draculum, ridden by L Williams, led for a three-length victory in the seventh race after a steady drop in odds.

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Judge Treen Friction Sam Clay Billy Vertrees Charlie Mitchell Levin Dainty Dame Lady Arion Lida Levia Mildrene Miss Lida New York Gravesend Eugenia Burch Cairngorm Court Dress Draculum George Odom L. Williams Lady Amelia Miller Halifax Shaw Lotus Notter Dromedary Davidson Knight of Elway Owens Tom Cogan Ray Ae Pee Ibs Cnn Rere Stapp Ibs Crimmins Red River Xmas Burns Tourenne Horner Kentucky Beau
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Dr Moody Dies After Kenilworth Race Incident

A three year old named Dr Moody was kicked in the ear l at Kenilworth today and died after trailing the field for five furlongs in the fifth race. Weather was cloudy and the track heavy. First race results list Josie S as winner with Crip second and Tanbark third.

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Latonia Levin Dainity Dame Buffalo Dr. Moody Kenilworth Josie S Tanbark Kassil John Randolph Belle Dodson Aine
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Automobiles Gain Attention in Early Motoring News

The Special Motor Vehicle Company sold a forty horse-power Model K Ford to Samuel B. Wolf, a wholesaler. A nursemaid proposed a Lady Chauffeurs Union in Central Park to demand higher pay. Tallyho motor vehicles appear in Tennessee and El Paso routes expand. English chauffeurs are called motorgrooms. F W Van Sicklin promotes Glidden tour with a multi city route starting in Chicago.

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Special Motor Vehicle Company Samuel B. Wolf Central Park el Paso Tex Torrance Roswell New Mexico Arizona
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Annual Blue Ribbon Meet by Cincinnati Gymnasium Club

The Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club will host its annual Blue Ribbon field meet at the Gym Grounds tomorrow afternoon starting at 2 20. A large entry list signals a top crowd. events include sprints hurdles and distance races with noted competitors such as Al Landau Murdock Ritchey and Heekin among others.

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E. Rieger Baymiller Street Irwins W. Griney Dandridge Street Royals Weiler’s Covington Blues Linwood Hornhorst Riverside Athletic Club Manhattan Park William Mental Delhi Pike Fairfields Simonton Berry Avenue Bellevue South Pat Conway Kopps Weber University Grounds Fred Yockey Myrtles Norwood Globes Norwood Inn Fifth Walnut Columbia Blue Grass Eagles Cincinnati Monarchs Newport Monarchs B. Milligan Kentucky Colonels Harry Huckins Dayton Colonels Steele Reading Eagles College Hill Hornberger Schrimper Lloyd Hill Courthouse Covington Bohemians Covington Park Courthouse Gang Queen City Covington Y. M Hartwell Cincinnati Reds Chester Navies The Waldorfs Ohio Cumminsville Park Covingtons Jim Malloy Arnold Breitang Art Burck Hennekes Cefalu Sid Berte Wiedemann Dorse Noonan Eddie Connolly Casey Doomn Hennessy Infants Nocrwoods Ridge Grounds Teaa Tk Nels Ae Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club H Blackschlieger Wm. Wolf Ray Redmond Isle Murdock Gus Doll B. W. Schlemmer Frank C. Sage M. Little R. M. Gooder Morris Fantie Leslie B. Joseph al Landau Ruckstuhl, Jr Chas. Tobias J. Belleville Harry A Ritchey C.J Heekin al Canes Alets & Murdock Hisiate Siaheon Sidtsoo Yards Union Yene Little Chas Striker Leslie Joseph M- Simmonds H. Morgenthau Sig Levi O. J.frohmiler Beck Scratch Y Keagy Lew Cornste Murdock J. S. Buckstuhl, Jr Milton Meliss Roger Johnson Tobias Landau M. Fautle Schlemmer Walt Litstle A. O'Connell Bedin Roger Johnson Eoecki al Sandau W. H Fropmilier Hi Jb Fred Lott Lott
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