Reds Fall To Giants In Close Latonia Derby Fight
In New York on June 7 the Reds lost 7 to 6 after taking an early lead. Mathewson pitched well for the Giants, while Suggs faltered late allowing three errors that helped the Reds’ bid slip away. Meyers, Marsans and Grant stood out for the Giants while Hoblitzell and Phelan contributed for Cincinnati.
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Senators Take Third Straight Win Over Chicago
Washington defeated Chicago 4 to 2 marking their third consecutive win. Pitcher Walsh received a five day suspension for protesting to umpire O Loughlin and Zeider suffered a dislocated shoulder from a clash with Gandil. Fournier started at first base in Zeider’s absence.
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Easy Chicago Victory Beats Brooklyn 7 to 2
Chicago tops Brooklyn 7 to 2 as Yingling struggles early, Leifield debuting strong for the victo rs. Tinker zips two base hits and Schulte belts a three base hit while Daubert and Hammer contribute for Chicago. Brooklyn mounted a late push but Chicago held on for the win.
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Results Of Yesterday's Baseball Games
National League scores include New York 7 Cincinnati 6 and Chicago 7 Brooklyn 2. American League games feature Washington 4 Chicago 2 and New York 7 Cleveland 0. Other leagues report Louisville 4 Kansas City 2 and Indianapolis 15 Milwaukee 7 with Toledo 10 St Paul 7 and Columbus 6 Minneapolis 5. Southern League results show Nashville 4 Birmingham 8 and Chattanooga 6 Montgomery 6. Mobile 1 Memphis 0.
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Akron Tops Springfield In Central League Play
Akron defeats Springfield by nine to five as part of a busy Central League slate. Canton also wins nine to two over South Bend, and Mansfield shuts out Portsmouth one nothing in the Ohio State League.
Blue Grass League Scores From Lexington Richmond Maysville
In the Blue Grass League Lexington beat Richmond 10 to 5. Maysville defeated Winchester 7 to 3. Frankfort routed Paris 10 to 2.
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CHAMPS 9 BROWNS 4 ST LOUIS REPORTS ERRA TICS IN FIELDING
In St Louis this afternoon Philadelphia defeated the Browns 9 to 4. Erratic fielding and slow thinking by Krichell at critical moments allowed heavy hitting by Philadelphia to prevail.
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Baseball Matchups Quick Guide for Today
Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Boston. American League NY at Cleveland, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Washington at Chicago, Boston at Detroit.
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Sports matchups listed for St. Paul Toledo and more
A set of basketball fixtures shows St. Paul at Toledo, Kansas City at Louisville, Milwaukee at Indianapolis, and Minneapolis at Columbus setting up four afternoon games.
Central League Matchups Across Cities Listed
Dayton hosts Zanesville while Springfield visits Akron, and South Bend meets Canton. Fort Wayne travels to Wheeling and Terre Haute to Erie. Grand Rapids plays Youngstown, Moblie faces Memphis, and Birmingham visits Nashville. Other games include Montgomery at Chattanooga and New Orleans at Atlanta. Chillicothe at Lima, Portsmouth at Mansfield, Newark at Marion, Paris at Frankfort, Richmond at Lexington, and Maysville at Winchester.
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Philadelphia 5 Steeles edge St Louis in seventh
Philadelphia wins 5 to 4 as Magee delivers the go ahead double in the seventh. Brennan shines in relief, Ellis and Luderus contribute, while Steele and Chalmers match zeroes early before the decisive inning.
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Unclear Baseball Box Score Fragments From Philadelphia Game
Fragmentary report lists players Lutherus First Base on Error Philadelphia bases by Steele and others. Mentions hits by Chalmers Konetchy Evans and Brennan, wild pitch, hit by pitch, time 2.0, umpires Rigier and Finnsran.
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Detroit Stuns Boston in Ninth as Speaker Ends Tight Game
Detroit rallies late but Boston nearly ties in the ninth. Dubuc falters after eight innings as Speaker flies out to Jones ending the game. Cobb, Bush, and Moriarty spark the offense with key two bases and RBI chances.
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New York Defeats Cleveland 7 to 0 in June Baseball Game
New York beat Cleveland 7 to 0 as Zinn homered off Steen in the sixth and Chase and Dee contributed later hits. Mitchell, Caldwell, Warhop and Steen split the pitching, with Carter broke down by errors and defensive plays. Time was 2:00 at the park with Evans and Westervelt officiating.
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Advent to Wiedemanns in key Christ Church clash
Advent travels to Wiedemanns today to face Christ Church without Doyle the box mainstay. Keller vows to pull the Church lads from second place as Hagan umpire and Nieman score. Avondale at Evanston must win to stay top division with Hanly umpiring Herschede scoring. Milford visits Westwood as Sauer plans a Clermont county upset with Richter umpiring Bau kemper scoring.
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Special Notice to Amateur Clubs and Players
Amateur clubs and players are warned that all material for Sunday’s issue must reach the office by Friday night at 9. Scores must be rendered in box form on one side of the paper and delivered to the sporting editor by 9 o'clock on game day. No scores accepted on Monday for Sunday games. Rules will be strictly enforced.
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Senators Stop the Millers in Columbus 6 to 5
Columbus edged Minneapolis 6 to 5 as Cook pitched Olmstead relief and Altizer and substitute batters sparked a ninth inning rally. Gerber drove in the deciding run with a homer in the third. Hindman and Clymer starred for Minneapolis in a tight game at Columbus.
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Indianapolis Beats Milwaukee in Opening of Series
In Indianapolis on June 7, the home team scored fifteen runs against Milwaukee's pitchers while the visitors totaled seven in the opener. Williams hit safely in the third and played through the ninth as O'Leary moved to second base late. Key plays included Casey and Hixon two-base hits, a Schaik three-base hit, and Lew's homer. Slapnicka, Noel, and Nicholsen pitched for Milwaukee, with Hixon and Slapnicka allowing several runs.
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Toledo tops St Paul in 10-7 slugfest
In Toledo on June 7, St Paul used five pitchers as Toledo exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning after Krause and the hurler sequence. Flick belted a homer with a man aboard to tie the game as every Toledo batter collected a hit. Final score 10-7 with notable hits by Hinchman Niles McCormick Lewis Flick and Krause.
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Louisville beats Kansas City in first game of series
After ten straight losses Louisville defeats Kansas City 4 to 2 in the opening game. Richter allowed four scattered hits and led the Louisville attack alongside Ludwig Lennox and Richter. Altrock was touched up at times as the Colonels snapped the skid behind strong batting and timely plays.
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Players and Pitching Notes from Spare Game Summary
Assorted players Coulson OConnor and Carr Beu Miller Bell and Criss feature in a brief baseball box note. Richter walked four, Altrock two. Louisville left four on base to Kansas City five. Ball hit by Richter Carr Rockenfield. Richter struck out two, Altrock two. Time one thirty seven. Umpires Bierhalter and Connolly.
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Leaders Prove Hard Hitters Lead Frankfort Beats Paris 12 to 2
Frankfort defeated Paris 12 to 2 in Frankfort. The box score shows Frankfort players such as Dugger and Locke driving runs while Paris struggled offensively. Harold and Hauser held Paris in check as Frankfort piled up eight runs in the final innings.
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Turner Wins Streak as Lexington Tops Richmond 10 to 5
Turner continues his winning run by defeating Richmond 10 to 5 in Lexington. Notable plays include two-base hits by Burruss, Edmonson, Baschang, and UHllis, a Turner home run, and 8 strikeouts for Turner against Myers. Wicker OConnell and Jones stole bases. Bramlage and Edmonson each had two sacrifice hits. Engen umpired the game.
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Winchester Mounts Comeback Fall In Maysville Game
In a pretty game Winchester fell to Maysville 7 to 3 after eleven innings. Notable plays include Stadfield Comingore Burden for Winchester and Grover Weisman for Maysville. Stanford and Lithicum pitched. attendance about 100.
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Shamrocks Meet Hoosier Reserves in League Park Clash
The Champion Shamrocks face the Indianapolis Reserves in a three game Ohio Indiana series at League Park on Sunday. Manager Rohrer offers gate receipts and a silver loving cup to the winner. Indianapolis star battery backs the Reserves with Chic Smith or Alex Snyder pitching for Shamrocks and Danny Farrell catching. A preliminary game starts at 1 p.m. ahead of the 3 p.m. main event.
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