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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
6
Brooklyn defeats Cincinnati 10 to 0 as Cy Barger shuts down Beebe and Joe Doyle sifts in five runs in the sixth. Reds errors and wild pitches fuel the blow, with Daubert and Wheat delivering key hits and Doyle driving in five.
Brooklyn reports a light crowd for a decisive 0 0 victory over Cincinnati. Philadelphia refuses to waive claim on Harry Lumley of the Dodgers. Lumley says he will not play again this season. Beebe rests. Griffith expects strong effort from him. Doyle endures rough debut with two errors four walks and four hits. Cy Barger again fools the Reds from the start.
Blistering Dodgers pitching and sharp fielding overwhelmed the Reds in a lopsided game. Daubert stole second, Bergen failed to steal, and Jimmy Doyle produced Cincinnati’s lone bright spot with a two bagger. The Brooklyn crowd praised Umpire O Day while the Reds struggled throughout titled club.
A vivid baseball moment captures Wheat hitting a blazing three bagger that leaves Mitchell surprised and chasing a shorter lap to reach base. The play shows Wheat aggressively seeking advantage and turning a routine at bat into a standout highlight.
A New York sportsman in San Francisco argues the betting on the Jeffries Johnson fight will reflect loyalty and race. He notes white bettors favor Jeffries and black bettors back Johnson, but wise money ignores color and bets on who has the best chance.
August Herrmann doubts modern boxers can rekindle old speed and stamina after a five year layoff. He disputes frame up talk and suggests moving picture profits loom, while expressing skepticism about white supremacy threats amid boxing debates.
Sport editor Edward J. Murray of the Evansville Courier weighs Jeffries return after five years off. Predictions on victory by Johnson and a ten to fifteen round frame up for pictures. Murray notes Jeffries time on the farm may aid his stamina but age could curb speed and vigor.
Philadelphia edged Chicago 1 0 in a pitching duel. Stack held the Cubs to three hits as Bates scored in the third after a walk and steal. Doolan drew umpire objections. Moran and Evers headlines as plays and suspensions marked the game.
Pittsburg beat Boston 3 to 1 as Brown faltered in the fifth inning and rain halted play with the game called after eight frames. Hits and fielding errors noted for both sides, Leifield and Brown worked on the mound with several players making productive outs.
In a long contest St. Louis beat New York 5 to 4 to prevent the Mets from taking the lead. Raymond drove in three of St. Louis' runs but was ineffective. Huggins stole second and scored on Ellis' double for the decisive seventh or sixth inning.
Sporting expert Harold D Johnson states Jeffries will win a world tour frame up fight. He expects a brisk pace early, noting the long lay off may dull Jeffries speed and vigor but assumes he can return to form.
Sport editor Percy H Whiting notes Atlanta Georgian chatter predicting Jeffries may win in a 16 to 20 round bout. He suspects the fight is partly a frame up to extend the action and protect publicity pictures.
New York June 7 The California fight promoter J F Coffroth signed Langford and Ketchel for a not less than 25 round bout to be held July 2 at Colma The promoters strike a 60 40 split with a $30000 guarantee to the winner in a high stakes prize fight plan
Detroit defeats Washington 4 to 2 in Detroit. Killian effective except in two innings as Detroit outhits the Senators eight to four. Key hits include a triple by Delehanty and solid defense by both teams.
A sprawling sports digest previews the Jeffries Johnson bout with talk of training, referees, and possible frame ups. Notes on gamblers, promoters, and political influence flash with Sky about odds and locations as progress toward a July 2 event in Colma, Cal.
Wood and Bradley combined for two double plays with Purtell Zeider and Mullen. Chicago left on base Raees nine times and Boston five. Pitcher hit by Wood and Blackburne. Wild pitches by Cicotte Walsh and a passed ball by Payne. Umpires Kerin and Sheridan. Time 3 15.
Cleveland takes the first of the series from Philadelphia 4 to 0 as Philadelphia errors loom large. Livingstone, back after a two week absence, exits with a weak leg. Notable plays include two base hits by Turner and Davis, with Graney and Murphy adding key hits for Philadelphia.
Boston defeats Chicago 7 to 6 after a thirteen inning game. Pitchers Cicotte and Scott left early while Lewis hit a sixth inning homer. Batters and lineup details are listed, with Boston accumulating eleven hits to Chicago's nine.
New York defeated St. Louis 4 to 0 as Vaughn held the locals to seven hits. St Louis made seven hits with Gilligan and Vaughn on the mound. The game featured two base hits by Vaughn and several double plays as New York secured the victory in a 1 hour 59 minute contest at the ballpark.
Evansville defeats Fort Wayne 2 0 as Covington fires a one hit game and Pfeffer yields two hits. Wildness and four stolen bases helped Evansville score twice, with Grefe Bailey and Pfeffer also contributing in the batteries.
Terre Haute, Ind. June 7 Associated Press Hennis baffled Dayton while Terre Haute pounded Neuschafer for ten hits and beat the Flyers 3 to 1. Final line Dayton 000060010 1 5 8 Terre Haute 02000001 3 11 3 Batteries Neuschafer and Martin Hennis and Goes
Grand Rapids defeated Zanesville 5 to 3 as Zanesville errors and early mistakes by Schmick allowed a quick Grand Rapids rally. Batteries Martin and Miller for Grand Rapids plus Schmick and Holmes for Zanesville were prominent in the rough matchup played in Zanesville, Ohio.
Corbett allowed five hits and received strong support as South Bend blanked Wheeling 3 to 0. Batters Watson and Corbett contributed in a low scoring Wheeling game played in Wheeling with final pitching by Corbett and Clayton.
In a long thirteen inning game Springfield defeated Dubuque 4 to 2. Rock Island beat Danville 6 to 2. Davenport lost to Bloomington 1 to 1? Wait Bloomington 1. Peoria triumphed 8 to 5 over Waterhoo in eleven innings.
Johnson announces Tom Flanagan will serve as business manager for the colored champion until July 5 1910 with Flanagan handling business affairs while Hart assists. Johnson notes Flanagan's Canadian business interests prevent a longer stay and that contracts will bear Johnson's name.
The results show Brooklyn over Cincinnati 10 0 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 0 St Louis 6 New York 4 Pittsburgh 3 Boston 1 Detroit 4 Washington 2 Boston 7 Chicago 6 in 13 innings Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 4 New York 4 St Louis 0.
Pittsburg plays Boston while Cincinnati faces Brooklyn Chicago meets Philadelphia and St Louis travels to New York in tonight's schedule.
Readable fragment shows games including Wheaton at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at St Louis and Boston at Chicago. No results provided.
Kansas City at Louisville Milwaukee at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo St Paul at Indianapolis outlined for the American Association games.
Tournament style schedule lists Fort Wayne versus Evansville Dayton versus Terny Haute Grand Rapids versus Zanesville and South Bend facing Wheeling in upcoming games.
Lima plays Newark, Lancaster faces Marion, and Chillicothe competes with Portsmouth in Ohio State League action. This brief card lists three intercity matchups across the circuit with no scores provided.
In Harrisburg, Reading fell 4-1 in the first game, then lost 4-3 in ten innings in the second game. Trenton defeated Williamsport 6-5. Lancaster beat Johnstown 7-3, and Altoona topped York 10-2 at York.
In a spirited plea the author questions fretful Pittsburgh fans who rail at national pastime performances. He champions the true optimist who stays cheerful, notes teams rarely win more than half, and urges fans to enjoy the game and not ruin health or mood over outcomes.
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