Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games featured Cincinnati defeating Boston 6 to 1, Pittsburg beating Philadelphia 4 to 3, Brooklyn over St. Louis 2 to 0. American League saw New York 5 Detroit 1, Boston 6 St Louis 4, Chicago 8 Washington 0, Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 1. American Association matches included Columbus 5 Milwaukee 2 and Minneapolis 1 Indianapolis 0, St Paul 3 Toledo 0, Louisville 4 Kansas City 0. Central League results were Fort Wayne 4 South Bend 1, Zanesville 2 Evansville 0, Wheeling 5 Terre Haute 0.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Zanesville
Evansville
Wheeling
Terre Haute
Pittsburg
Ore
Cincinnati
Eereene
Pyr la
Brooklyn St. Louis
Boston Sky Pie
Ater Ce
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Brooklyn
Central League
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Matchups Listed for Evening Pro Baseball Schedule
The lineup features Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at St. Louis, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburg, Chicago at Washington, St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Columbus, Minneapolis at Indianapolis, Kansas City at Louisville, and St. Paul at Toledo.
Reds trounce Boston with strong hitting and Campbell mastery
Cincinnati pounded Boston 6 to 1 as Billy Campbell dazzled with pitching and fielding support. Reds hit well, capitalized on Boston errors, while Cecil Ferguson exited and Mattern took over, sealing the decisive win in a late scoring burst.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Billy Campbell
Griffith
Reds
Reds Rally Stymied by Homer Chase and Late Run
In a pitchers duel style game the Reds built leads with singles doubles and a triple by Mike Mitchell who also drove in two. Bescher Lobert and Egan provided key hits while Dahlen Ritchey Downey and Campbell contributed. Boston fought back with a ninth inning score but fell short.
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Cincinnati
R.bh
SB. SH
Roth
Downey
Ben Eceeese
Campbell
Pee
Terre Mae
Boston
PO. A. Batéeset
Fio
Sweeney
Beaumont
Cee Ritchey
Dahlen
Becker
Peat
Ateee Smith
Wee . Ferguson
Eels
Mattern
Tottles Siadare
Graham Efee
Bescher
Smith
Mitchell
Bates
Egan
Hoblitzel
Ferguson
Cusack and
Johnstone
Mike Mitchell
Mike
Dick Egan
Burch
Texas
Stein
Hobby
Ritchey
Reds
Lobert
Oahlen
McLean
Miller
Bostons
Graham
Regs and Doves Baseball Game Report
The Regs and Doves played this afternoon with Frqmme in Griffiths aggregation. President Harry C. Pulliam watched from the grandstand and enjoyed the game. Hamilton ministers voted to attend next Monday's ball game as a group and elected Rev. S. B. Hiley president Norman Sweat vice president S. R. Line secretary and J. H. Moorehead treasurer.
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Harry C. Pulliam
South
Hamilton
Hamiton
S. B. Hiley
Norman Sweat
S. R. Line
J. H. Moorehead
Bowling Teams Leave for National Tournament in New York
Krollmann's Five and the Woodburns of Hamilton County depart for Madison Square Garden to compete in the National Bowling tournament. The five-man event rolls June 9 with doubles and singles on June 10. Lineups include Krollmanns Kurleman Grupenhof Bose Westhoff W Barron and Woodburns J G Cooper J Barton Plummer Longo F J Riehle.
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Woodburns
New York
Hamilton County Bowling Association
Madison Square den
Krollmanns
Kurleman
Grupenhof
Bose
Westhoff
W. Barron
Woodburn
Pirates Narrow Gap As Cold Chicago Weather Bites
Pirates chase standings after steady play in frigid Chicago conditions. Reds close the gap on New York Brooklyn beats St Louis to stay within reach.
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Phillies
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Reds
Pittsburg Drives Phillies In Eight Inning Rally
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 after a decisive eighth inning rally led by Moren weakness and Hyatt bat. Wagner doubled and Clarke scored on a two base hit as Moren exited. Brwn pitched final frames to seal. Beebe beat St Louis 2 0 as Brooklyn opens series with two run sixth inning and McMillan's double.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Moren
Brown
Wagner
Clarke
Seifield
Hyatt
Liefield
Titus
Br Wn
Grant
Pittsburgh
Moeren
Adams
Klem
Kane
St, Louis
Bell
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Beebe
McMillan
Kustus
Albert
Kenetchy
Alperman
Hummell
Ellis
Burch
Salleer
Truby and
Rigler
Chicago New York game postponed by cold weather
Chicago authorities report the Chicago New York game postponed due to cold weather. The decision affects schedule and attendance plans for fans and teams.
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Chicago
New York
Minneapolis tops Indianapolis in low-scoring game
In Indianapolis on June 7 Glaze faltered late as Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 1 to 0 on O Neill s double and Cravath s single. Cravath and Gill drove in the only run. The box shows Minn 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Ind 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 with Olmstead and Glaze pitching.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Ind
Chadl'ne
Cross
Hayden
Wakef'd
David'n
Burke
Howley
Wiliams
Glaze
H.O.A.E. Minn
Oyler
Quillen
Downs
Cravath
Olmstead
Ab.h.o.a.b
Collins
O'Neill
Williams
Eckman
Owens
Columbus Defeats Milwaukee 5–2 in Sixth Vain Game
Odwell and Schreck drove in Columbus runs as the team beat Milwaukee 5 to 2. Milligan pitched for Milwaukee, with Wacker holding Columbus to one run after the third inning. Stolen bases by Odwell and Friel highlighted the game played in Columbus, Ohio.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Eae
Odwell
Friel
McGann
Milligan
Pape
O'Rourke
Wacker
Umnire
Hayes
Selby Shuts Out Kansas City In Louisville Victory
Louisville blanked Kansas City 3-0 as Selby pitched well and the locals loaded the bases with three hits in the third inning. Olson had a pair of hits for Louisville while Love starred at short for Kansas City.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Selby
Love
Soamegeee
Olson
Delehanty
Carlisle
Brashear
Beckley
Delle
Swann
St Paul Beats Toledo 3-0 Behind Gehring Shutout
Gehring pitched a shutout for St Paul and started the scoring with a home run in the third inning. His two-base hit helped Cockman drive in another run in a game played in Toledo, Ohio, on June 7.
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St. Paul
Toledo
Gehring
St. Paul's
Cockman
Toledo Triumphs In Ninth Inning Comeback
Toledo defeats St. Paul 8 to 3 as Wright struggles in the ninth while Gehring shines. Gehring earns four strikeouts and a homer. Cockman Abbott and Gehring collect two base hits each. Land drives in a run and bases on balls total two for Wright and four for Gehring. Time of game 1 0. Umpire King.
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TolOde
Cerenree Paseepee
Neested
Wright
Cockman
Abbott
Eee Gehring
Ehring
Land
Gehring
St. Paul
Toledo
Orifice
Eee Wright
King
Atlantic City Baseball Game Prompts Sunday Fine
Edward Bader secretary of the Atlantic City Athletics club was fined for violating a Sunday amusements ordinance after a game by a Philadelphia American league team and Reading Tri state leaguers, played despite protests from the Sabbath Alliance and church leaders.
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Plactic City
N. J
Edward Bader
Atlantic City Athletics Club
Philadelphia American League
Reading Tristate
Sabbath Alliance
Good Citizens’ League
One Balloon Indiana Still In Flight In Endurance Race
Indianapolis June 7 The balloon Indiana may have broken the American endurance record of 44 hours if it did not touch earth. Reports from the flight say it dipped near earth to take on water, then rose again, keeping the record alive while distance remains unverified. Other balloons followed varying paths and distances across Tennessee Mississippi and Indiana with times ranging from 2 hours 56 minutes to 36 hours 10 minutes.
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Reds
Campbell
Boston
William
Billy Campbell
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Aero Club of America
Tennessee
International Aeronautic Federation
Carl Fisher
G. L. Bumbaugh
Gulf Coast
Bemmern
St. Louis
Asbury Park
N. J
Captain Baldwin
Greenbrier
Cleveland
Columbus
Balloon flight ends with safe landing near Gallatin
Indianapolis balloon voyage ends as the craft lands two miles from Westmoreland then travels by train to Indianapolis. Pilots R. J. Irvin and Dr Goethe Link report bullets narrowly missed the balloon while flying over Kentucky before descent and safe arrival.
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Nashville
Tenn
Indianapolis
Westmoreland
R. J. Irvin
Goethe Link
Gallatin
Balloon flight ends near Corinth after long voyage
New York pilot A Forbes and Clifford B Harmon landed two and a half miles from Corinth at 5 10 this morning after an air voyage begun Saturday evening. They described dropping 300 pounds of supplies near towns in Morgan county Alabama to seek better air currents and said a hunter fired at them. Officers were sent from Corinth to arrest the shooter.
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Corinth
Miss
New York
A. Holland Forbes
Clifford B. Harmon
Here
Morgan County
Alabama
Canada
Birmingham
Coey
Kentucky
Forbes
Harmon
Fort Wayne Defeats South Bend 4 to 1 in Grim Weather
Hammond pitcher Alberts struggled with three wild pitches allowing several runs. Fort Wayne held a slim lead with steady defense as South Bend stalled in late innings. Batteries were Alberts and Tieran for Hammond, Clark behind Fort Wayne.
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South Bend
Ind
Hammond
Alberts
Federe South Bend
Fort Wayne
Tieran
Clark
Wheeling Tops Terre Haute in Game Three, 5 to 3
Wheeling took the third game of the series from Terre Haute today by 5 to 3 in Wheeling. Terre Haute left with a 7 to 2 line, Wheeling batted for 4 runs. Bemis and Asher vs Holley and Stratton on the mound.
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Wheeling
Terre Haute
W. Va
R.H.B
Bemis, Asher and Goes
Holley and Stratton
Zanesville Defeats Evansville In Home Game
Zanesville beat Evansville 2 to 0 at home. Kenworthy pitched in great style as Covington and Cady shared battery duties with Sample behind the plate. Evansville managed only zeros until Zanesville broke through with two runs in the later innings.
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Zanesville
Evville
Kenworthy
R.H. E
Evansville
Covington and Cady
Kenworthy and Sample
Rain postpones Grand Rapids Dayton game in Detroit area
Rain halted a Grand Rapids, Michigan, matchup with Dayton on June 7. The postponement leaves the teams to reschedule, delaying proceedings at the Grand Rapids venue.
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Grand Rapides
Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids-Dayton
Ward Sold to Philadelphia Club in Surprise Move
The New York American League club announced that third baseman Joe Ward has been sold to the Philadelphia National League club for an undisclosed price. Ward played with the Nationals in 1906 and leaves New York tonight.
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New York
Joe Ward
Philadelphia
Ward
New Yor
Favorites Beat in Six Races at Milldale Track
Bookmakers profited as favorites collapsed in six Milldale races yesterday with only one public choice winning. Jockey Kennedy rode Topland and Rara Avis, the feature winner, as Nadzu and John E. McMillan contested the final stretch. Splendida fell injuring jockey Walsh. Laveno unseated Martin.
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John E. McMillan
Rara Avis
Nadzu
Gliding Belle
Alice Baird
Nadza
Alice
Xarco
Kyronda
Kiddy
Splendida
Walsh
Marco
Woodlands Rose
Woodlands Rase
Thoroughbred Race Card with Multiple Horses and Weights
The listing details several race results with horse names jockeys weights and odds across six races. Entries include Rose Lincoln Worthy Splendida Rup cola Nettie Traver Corina Mrs Marion Moore Tannie Red Shaw Beuna Vista Topland Ferenc Pinkard Wool Sandals Time J.H Read Claiborne Right Easy Rara Avis John McMilan Nadzu So Time Alice Alicea Baird Gilding Belle Mellowmint Floreal Belleview Meadow Grass Great Elysium Pink Wings Billy Pullman Huerfang Broad side Orly II Grenade Glivedear Warner Griswell Palamon rae Time Russel Winning Star San Primo Albert Fanz Elvira M Beau Brummel.
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Rose
Lincoln
Worthy
Splendida
Rupcola
Nettie Traver
Corina
Mrs. Marion Moore
Tannie
Red Shaw
Beuna Vista
Rara Avis
Kennedy
John McMilan
Powers
Nadzu
Taplin
Alice
Alicea Baird
Gilding Belle
Mellowmint
Floreal
Hughes
Warren
Belleview
Meadow Grass
R. Williams
Elysium
Billy Pullman
Huerfang
Orly II
Grenade
Glivedear
Warner Griswell
Traxler
Palamon
Walsh
Rae
Russel
San Primo
Albert Fanz
Lillle Fitz
Imboden
Orlandot
Masson
Elvira M
Beau Brummel
Milldale track may host King’s Daughter race next week
T C McDowell has not decided if King’s Daughter will race at Milldale. If she stays, she could compete against Olambala and other swift horses in a forthcoming event. Latonia Oaks on Thursday is tipped as a 100d race with six or more starters including Alice Floreal and Alice Baird. Jockey Martin, after a fall in the second race, was kept off for the day. Favorites fared poorly with only one winner.
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Fad
Topland
Prace
Fereno
Pinkard
Kennedy
Martin
Levano
T. C. McDowell
King’s
Milldale
Olambala
Alice, Floreal
Alice Baird
Brooklyn Wins Willace Clement Drawoff From Phillies
Brooklyn National League club bought outfielder Willace Clement from Philadelphia for 1500 dollars after a drawoff entitling Brooklyn to the player. Boston had also claimed him, but Brooklyn secured the bidding win.
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Boston
Super
New York
Brooklyn
Willace
Clement
Philadelphia
Route 15 Selected For The Marathon
The Eagles organize a charity marathon with a three mile shorter course than the Spring Grove route. Runners meet at Roll-Crawford-Brendamour, start at 1 pm, and travel through Carthage via Reading road, Paddock road, and McMillan street bridge toward the Country club. Entries open through June 10 with prizes for competitors.
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Carthage
Eagles
Roll-Crawford- Brendamour Company
Main
Hunt
Reading Road
Paddack Road
Paddock Road
Edgemont Avemue
Country Club
Spring Grove Avenue
Florence Avenue
McMillan Street Bridge
Brodbeck
Cincinnati
Vanderbilt Horses Win at French Meeting
At St. Cloud on June 7 W. K. Vanderbilt’s horses dominated the program. L Exile won the Prix du Ruisea... distance one mile four and a half furlongs and $400 purse. Cornstalk captured the Prix des Vaux d Or for $2,000. Ripolin won the Prix des Geraniums with a $1,000 purse. Hudson and Grandslam did not place in the Prix des Frenes.
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ST. Cloud
W. K. Vanderbilt
Cornstalk
Ripolin
Mr. Vanderbilt
E Hudson
T. P. Thorne
Murphy Joking Claim Denied By Kling Over Bonus Tale
Kansas City, June 7. John Klingroay disputed a Chicago dispatch claiming he offered Cubs president a share of a $10,000 bonus. Klingroay said he never sent such a telegram and defies Murphy to produce one. He said he will not report this month or in December.
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Kansas City
American League Leaders Defeated by Sox and Naps The Victors
The Boston Red Sox defeated the American League leaders with a strong performance as the Sox and Naps claim the top spots. Boston also secured a win, while St. Louis and Washington struggle, continuing their downward slide in the standings.
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Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit Slips While Others Edge Closer in Standings
Detroit suffered a setback yesterday though none of the major rivals were hurt in the standings. Philadelphia faltered as well, narrowing the gap with the Tigers. Chicago and Cleveland gained ground while Boston kept its winning streak, and Washington appears doomed to last place.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago 8 Washington 0 baseball game summary
Chicago routed Washington 8 to 0 in a one sided contest. Key players included Walsh Gray and Donohue for Chicago while Washington struggled with pitching and defense. The game featured multiple hits and notable baserunning as the Cubs extended their dominance on the road.
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Chicago
Walsh
Gray
Wash
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Hahn
Conroy
Parent
Deleha
Isben
Ss Donohue
Doughe’y
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Pannebil
Lela
McBride
Tannehill
Owens
Biden
Istell
Purtell
Atz
Doutle
Donohue
Capholly
New York Defeats Detroit as Manning Struggles in Five
New York topped Detroit 4 to 2 in a game highlighted by Sum Mers strong batting in the fifth inning and Manning pitching well for the Tigers. Detroit’s only runs came from errors by Laporte and Austin, while Summers allowed two runs over seven innings.
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Sum Mers
Detroto
Manning
Detro
Laporte
Austin Socre
Detroit
Kieinow
Kre
Steuan Bas
Engie
Doube Piass
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Mortality
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Boston Triumphs Over St Louis 6 4 in Tight Baseball Tilt
Boston defeated St Louis 6 to 4 as Graham replaced Arellanes in the fourth inning and proved effective. Speaker hit a home run and a three base shot, while Niles and Stahl contributed power. Avellanes and Cicotte yielded most of the hits as Boston built a lead late, with key doubles by Niles and French.
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Mass
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Arellanes
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Wallace
Niles
Speaker
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Steven
Lord
Stahl
French
R Louis
Ctcotte
Louis
Umptree
Kerin
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Montreal results feature hunters flat races and steeple chase
At Blue Bann ers track today the feature events were hunters flat races for gentlemen riders and a two and a half mile steeplechase. Tasley won the six furlongs with 102 pounds, Chilla second, Pinto third. Time 1:34 5. Compton topped four and one half furlongs with 111 pounds, Amy L placed second, Rounder third. Time 0:55 3-5. Bobbie Kean triumphed in the one mile hunter flat, Thomand second, Stalker third. Time 1:59 4-5. Dalhousie won the five furlongs race with 115 pounds.
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Wool Sandals
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Goldstein
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