Louisville's third straight win over Columbus
Louisville defeated Columbus 10 to 2 in a game highlighted by McLarry's homer and a five-run third inning. Osborn's defense kept Toney from trouble while Dodge left with an ankle injury after Miller slid into him. Scoring included two passes, two singles, and key hits from Seveid Ingerton Clothier and McLarry amid crowded early offense.
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Louisville
Mclarry
Osborn
Toney
Dodge
Miller
Cleveland Break Even and Indianapolis Split Doubleheader
Cleveland and Indianapolis split a Sunday doubleheader in Indianapolis. First game ended 12 to 3 for Cleveland, second game 13 to 9 for Indianapolis. Kelleher starred at shortstop. O'Brien, Merz, and Laroy pitched for Indianapolis as they tried to slow Cleveland's batters. Game called in the sixth inning under baseball law after 6 p.m. Score notes, bases on balls, and hits listed for both games.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Kelleher
Joan
O’brien
Merz
Laroy
Leaders Divide in Milwaukee Doubleheader vs Kansas City
Milwaukee split a doubleheader with Kansas City, winning 5 0 in game one and losing 4 2 in game two. Flooded by heat, Cy Morgan started for Kansas City, then Allison. Milwaukee pounded Gallia in game two as Compton hit a homer and Wortman added a three-base hit.
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Kansas City
Cy Morgan
Allison
Gallia
Murray
K. C Abe
Berg
Mit' Kee
Clark
J Wey
Randall
Datty
Lewis
O Brief
Roth
Tee
Compton
R Jones
Felch
M-T
Wortman
S Gelbel
Hughes
St Paul Sweeps Doubleheader Over Minneapolis 3–1 and 4–3
St Paul won both games of a doubleheader against Minneapolis in St Paul on June 7, scoring 3–1 in the opener and 4–3 in the nightcap. Pitcher Walker limited Minneapolis to seven scattered hits in game one, while in game two he went 5-for-5 at the plate. Karger relieved Hall in the ninth with the bases loaded and one out.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Walker
Sarely
Karger
Hall
Brendamour Jr League game between Carson's 23 and Celestials 4
Celestials led 4-0 before the Brendamour Jr team rallied to win 23-4 in six innings as the game was called by agreement. Two-base hits by Mesener and Laake led the offense. Laake hit two home runs aided by Frank Wiecke. Witte and Ernst split pitching duties with four and two strikeouts respectively. Bilow walked four times as Miller and Ziegler handled passed balls, Stim officiated, Klugman kept the score, and the time was 1:30.
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Esees
Laake
Frank
Wiecke
Witte
Ernst
Billow
Miller
Ziegler
Balla
Bilow
Stim
Klugman
Evanston Blues and Auburn Juniors Clash In High Scoring Duel
Conolly leads Evanston with steal of home in ninth to seal win as Evanston Beats Auburn Juniors in Evanston. Highlights include Seventeen total runs, multiple hits from Hemet Bloom and Daley, and key pitching by O'Brien and Meyer. Umpire Smythe presided as the Blues prevail.
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Auburn
Evanston
Ae Conolly
Evan
Aub
H.O.A.E
Fritz
Harden
Cornell
Doud
Lindy
O'Brien
Meyer
Fly
O’brien
Smythe
Evanston Blues
R. Brockman
Tim Scorer
Cattiller
Baseball Scoring Report Mirrored Incomplete Lineups
Two base hits by Steding and Liefritch. Home run by Bierkortte. Double plays by Norwood twice. Strikeouts total ten for String, three for Lamping, two for Shroeder. Bases on balls by Shroeder two. Error marked as Bes :%. Umpire Feldkamp. Scorer De Oma.
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Steding
Liefritch
Bierkortte
Norwood
String
Lamping
Shroeder
Balle
Feldkamp
Deoma
Red Sox Forfeit To Newport Chesters 9–0 in Disappointing Game
A large crowd watched as the Ludan Red Sox forfeited the game to Newport Chesters by nine to nothing. The spectators left disappointed after the unexpected end.
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Ludan Red Sox
Newport Chesters
Stags win by forfeit as Radiums can’t field full team
The Stags defeated the Radiums yesterday afternoon by forfeit after the Radiums reportedly failed to field a full lineup. No injuries reported and officials confirmed the forfeit result.
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Stags
Radiums
Mt. Trockout Fairmount Colts baseball recap
Two-base hit by Ehurding and three-base hits by Trechter and Mark highlight a sparse box score. Penn pitcher struck out 14, Conway 4, with Penn making 4 walks and Conway 4. Time 2:00. Umpire Hulling.
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Fairmount Colts
Ehurding
Trechter
Mark
Penn
Conway
Hulling
Spalding Junior League Avenues dominate Nettlers at Taft Field
Spalding Junior League report shows the Avenues overpowering the Nettlers 5 to 2 at Taft Field. Champlin driven to left, Ries pitched well, and Blankenbuehler mentors emerging stars as the Avenues prepare for a fishing camp trip after an off day.
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Ries
C. Blankenbuehler
Ink Slingers defeat Pemberton's Night Riders at Water Works
In the Pennsylvania League Robinett's Ink Slingers handed Pemberton's Night Riders their first loss of the season at Water Works grounds. Key hits by M Smith featured as Burke struggled for support. Final score 8 to 3 with strong pitching and fielding from both sides.
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Ink Slingers
Pemberton
Night Riders
Water Works Grounds
Burke
M. Smith
Fractured man found at Findlay and John streets
Isaac Harris, 39, homeless, was found with a fractured skull at the Findlay and John streets corner late Saturday night. He was in serious condition yesterday, and Auto Patrol No. 3 transported him to City Hospital.
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Sprudels trounce Shamrocks 13 to 2 at League Park
West Baden Sprudels walloped Cincinnati Shamrocks 13 to 2 as loose fielding early let the Sprudels seize the lead. Magnus and McMurray doubled the offense with triples and Homelle homered, while Williams and Magnus starred in the field and at the plate. Next weekend the Cubans face the Shamrocks at League Park.
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Kimbro
McMurray
Hockner
Miler
Fisher
Stringbeans
Williams
Spruders
Shamrocks
Homelte
Magnus
Gokien
St Marys Cadets Fall to Norwood in Tight Baseball Clash
In Sid Berte’s park the St Marys Cadets lost to Norwood 9 to 2. Sharman hit a long homer and Mohrman, Alberts, and others contributed as Norwood rode solid hitting and steady defense. Pacing the Cadets were Alberts on the mound and strong fielding behind him. Norwood’s club showed pep and sportsmanship throughout the game.
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Alberts
Sharman
Yenton
Cordes
Mohrman
Norwood
Branch Hill
Jack Pfeister
Cub
Voll
Walnut Hills Demolish Bethlehem In Morning Tilt
In a Walnut Hills outing at Hunt Street Bethlehem was heavily outclassed as Ammon pitched superbly. Homan showed power at the plate and Reider also excelled along with sharp defense from Kreuter and Genelbeck on the field.
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Hunt Street
Ammon
Homan
Reider
Kreuter
Genelbeck
Oakley Triumphs In Pitchers Duel 8 3 Victory
Oakley defeated Harmony 8 to 3 with 2 base hits by Oakley 3 Harmony 2 and a three base hit by Oakley 1. Huge hit a home run and a double play by Guest and Kun e. Huge and Guest combined for several strikeouts while Mohrmann fanned twice. Koihme had a passed ball and Huge Mohrmann walked once each. Time 2 00 umpires Tonjes and Reigy scorer G W Hummel Jr.
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Oakley
Harmony
Pires
Guest
Kun'e
Huge
Mohrmann
Koihme
Ton
Valley Stars Defeat Woodward in eight to four game
The Valley Stars Council defeated Woodward Council in a spirited contest by an eight to four margin. Valley Stars led early with solid pitching and offense, while Woodward rallied briefly but could not overcome the deficit.
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Panhandles Fall 7-2 to Plainville in S O League
Southern Ohio League action saw Plainville defeat the Panhandles 7 to 2. Schwengel pitched 4 strikeouts and allowed 3 walks. Stock and Bishop combined for 11 strikeouts for Plainville. Hite Smith and Strome doubled. Schwengel exited after issuing four walks. Umpire Long officiated.
Schott Shoes Tie Leaders With Win Over Senates
The Schott Shoes defeated the Senates 7 to 6 at East Side grounds to tie for first in the Millcreek Valley League. Burnett pitched well, allowing six singles while Schott hitters collected twelve off Mueller. Lenhoff went 3-for-4 with a homer, Nichols for the Senates also hit well. A rematch is set for June 21.
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Covington Pirates Top Bromley White Sox in Bromley Ballpark
The Covington Pirates defeated the Bromley White Sox at Bromley ballpark yesterday. McMillan and Chalfant starred with four hits in four trips. The game ended after seven innings by agreement. Telchester and McMillan led with two-base hits. Horton hit a home run. Chalfant struck out 11 for Covington. Mayer struck out 2 for Bromley. Umpire Terry.
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Westill
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Price Hill Tops Blue Licks In Ninth Inning Rally
Price Hill nabbed the Blue Licks 3 to 2 as Moran Geyer Lambert and Weinkamp delivered four straight hits in the ninth after Blue Licks scored twice in the eighth. Heller and Bacon pitched well. Lane umpired.
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Callahan
Harry Bacon
Chuck Heller
Blue Licks
Moran
Geyer
Lambert
Weinkamp
Blues Beat Erlanger At East End Grounds Pitchers Shine
The Columbia Blues defeated Erlanger at East End grounds in a tight game featuring strong pitching by Peters and Jones. Peters fanned nine, Jones six, with two-base hits by A Peters and Cramer. Time 1.20. Umpire Lindsay.
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Erlanger
East End Grounds
Peters
Jones
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A. Peters
Cramer
Bals
Rameh
Lindsay
Riverside Club Defeats Opponents In Tight Doubleheader
Independence 0-6 Riverside Club first game features two-base hits by Kohnen Leeds Baker Gray Rankin Kincade Frye Armstrong and buscin with Leeds hitting a three-base shot. Second game shows strong pitching by Burnside Lineback Karch and Burns. multiple double plays and nine strikeouts.
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Sassy
del Sa
Kohnen
Leeds
Baker
Gray
Rankin
Kincade
Frye
Armstrong
Buscin
McCarty
Burnside
Grotlich
Vy Buscin
Manns
Ind
Ab.h
Weil
Hes
B’neside
Lv Willison
Glencoe Glencoes Beat Loveland In Southern Ohio League Clash
Tom Dillon pitched brilliantly for Glencoe with 17 strikeouts as Glencoe secured a 17 hit attack led by Finn and Bower to defeat Loveland, handing them their first loss of the season. Calvert, Reed, and Woodley starred with multiple hits as Glencoe upholds a strong standing in the league.
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Bower
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Love
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Reed
Calvert
Burtt
Lise BR
Maags
Joachim
Sears
Wohl
Levent
Suburban League baseball line score and notes
The Belmonts and Morgoth teams clash in a Suburban League game with Stout, Mahon, Heltman and Melage delivering key hits. Final totals show Belmonts 32, Morgoth 39, with Stout and Daley among leading players and Heltman earning 10 strikeouts.
North Cincinnati Defeats East End Tangos In One Sided Game
North Cincinnati crushed East End Tangos in a high scoring affair. Pitcher John Fisgus excelled while Loeffler Westermeier Williams and pen delivered heavy hitting. North Cincinnati meets Westwood Athletic Club at Westwood next Sunday.
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Westwood
Poppe's Specials Beat Heibenstreit's Team at Oakley
Poppe's Specials defeated Heibenstreit's squad at Oakley Sunday afternoon by 12 to unknown. The standout was pitcher Dick Toh and catcher Pet, delivering key plays in the game.
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Heibenstreit
Oakley
Dick Toh
Pet
Junior Moose 5 Beldares 4 in fast game
The Junior Moose defeated the Beldares 5 to 4 in a well played contest. Gerwe muffed a two-out, ninth-inning ball at third, letting the run score. Bell fanned 15 Moose while yielding five hits. Two-base hits by Wieler, Gerwe, Schleman. Alman had a three-base hit. Alman, Boehner, and Gerwe completed a double play. Dawes allowed four bases on balls. game time 2:30 with umpire Geiser.
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Pias Giocnte
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Merz
Laroy
Hillyard
Crawéall
Southworth
George
O’brien
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Brien
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Kirke
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Crandall
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Gallia
Compton
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Mattick
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Schett
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Dickman
Astler
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M. Smith
Burke
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Cheney
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Bellevue
Hammer
Kendrick
O. Nagle
Wenderoth
Thompson
Bowman Team Wins In Fourteen Innings In City Ball Clash
In a long on field showdown Bowman edged Elms 3 to 2 after fourteen innings. Harry Bowman led the offense for the Fifth Street boniface squad which is open for dates with first class clubs. The Elms and Grumps produced a tight game with standout hits from Cavanaugh Keser Striger and Bowman providing the decisive homers and runs.
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Bowman
Harry Bowman
Fifth Street
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Buckeye Girls Fall To Connersville In Close 6–5 Setback
The Buckeye Bloomer Girls traveled to Connersville Indiana and lost 6 to 5. Steel opened with a fence drive for Indiana. Grace held the opponents until the seventh inning before Flamer relieved. Flamer struck out five in two innings. Ott and Backman showed speed. Buckeye next visit Lynchburg Ohio on June 14.
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Connersville
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Indiana
Miss Grace
Marie Flamer
Ott
Backman
Buckeye Girls
Lynchburg
Trojans Triumph Over Cascades In Four to One Victory
The Trojans secured another win as Cascades fell 4 to 1. Naber starred on the mound with 16 strikeouts and a sharp double play Scholl to Mueller that ended Cascade threats. Leary Brunner Reeder Lehr Mueller Shea Richter Merkles and Naber logged the line for both teams in a game marked by strong pitching and timely defense.
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Cascades
Naber
Scholl
Mueller
Cascade
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Cas. Ab.h.o.a.e. Leary
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Sea
Brunner
Reeder
Lehr’m
Ghans
Shea
Neck
Richter
Merkle
Yea
el Bok
Sige
Als
Richmond 5 Hello Boys 3 in ten innings
Richmond defeats Hello Boys of Cincinnati 5 to 4 in ten innings before about 1,100 fans. The game featured a late rally in the seventh and a winning run in the tenth as Nunn faltered and Netter lined a single, Lenninger tied the bases, and Cushing scored on a fielder’s choice. Vardenberg pitched six, Nunn four for the visitors, with notable hits by Schlenker Robertson Teague Schlemmer and Coombs.
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Hello Boys
Cincinnati
Richmond
Dick Kirton
Tun Util
Vordenberg
Nunn
Netter
Lenninger
Cushing
Kinney
Springfield Red Sox
Boyg
Schlenker
Robertson
Teague
Schlemmer
Coombs
Sefton
Unger
Vardenberg
Cubans Defeat Middletown Club in Muddy Thriller
In a fast and interesting game the famous Cubans defeated the Middies at Middletown yesterday. Hernandez and Villa starred in the field while Tiemeyer led Middletown with three of four on the bat. Next Sunday West Baden Sprudels visit Middletown for another clash.
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Middies
Middletown
Hernandez
Villa
Tiemeyer
West Baden Sprudels
Terre Haute and Ft Wayne Tie In Central League Game
Terre Haute and Ft Wayne battled to a 2 to 2 tie in a Central League game halted after six innings to allow Ft Wayne to catch a train. Notable players listed include Cantwell Vann Unsworth Young and Byers.
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As Haute
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Evansville Sweeps Springfield With Strong Hitting
Evansville dominated the doubleheader in Springfield, winning 9–0 and 4–3. First game powered by timely hits and steady pitching, with Ridley Turner and Withrow aiding Evansville. Second game saw Evansville push across runs early and hold off Springfield, Norton Withrow Spaid Harain and Hauser combining on the mound for the win.
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Dayton Beats Grand Rapids In First Game Of Doubleheader
Dayton wins 7 to 4 in a hard hitting game here. Scoring details show Dayton led early while Grand Rapids later mounted a comeback in the first game. Batters include Stremmel Gharrity Lauder Lake for Dayton and Miller Lake Fahrer Gharrity for Grand Rapids. Grand Rapids took the second game of the doubleheader 2 to 1.
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Battle over restoring horse racing in New Orleans parish
Final plans emerged in New Orleans on June 7 for a Louisiana Legislature bill to allow voters to decide, in a parishwide referendum, whether to restore horse racing under a pari-mutuel betting system. Ministers condemned the measure while racing enthusiasts held a mass meeting and parade, ahead of a House vote in Baton Rouge expected tomorrow and a final ballot planned Wednesday.
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Keystones Defeat Urichos In Uphill City League Duel
In a spirited Tricity League game at Rome East Park the Keystones edged Urichos 4 to 3. Detmer Ing delivered clutch pitching and Smoke supplied key hitting in the tight contest.
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Wollenkamp Shuts Out St Edward's As St Peter and Paul Win
Wollenkamp dominated with five hits allowed as St Peter and Paul blanked St Edward's 6 to 0. Shuler provided early support with hits while Wollenkamp fanned 16 in a 11 45 time game. Scoring came in multiple innings with St Peter and Paul adding late insurance runs.
St Francis Edges Sacred Heart After 11 Inning Protest
In an 11 inning Catholic League game St Francis beat Sacred Heart 4 to 3. Sacred Heart protested alleging unfair tactics by the St Francis captain and an umpire decision regarding a crowded foul line. Goetke struck out 3, Rizzo 4. Time 2:30. Umpire L dilers.
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St. Francis
Sacred Heart
Catholic Church League
Pitchers’ duel seals win for Austin in tight battle
Austin claimed a narrow victory in a pitchers’ duel as Volkerding faced Trestle. The game featured sharp defense and clutch plays, keeping the score close throughout. Final tally remains unrevealed in the fragment.
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Volkerding
Trestle
Potter Shoe Co Defeats Rosedale 18 to 8 in League Game
Potter Shoe Co defeated Rosedale 18 to 8 with strong hitting by Brackman and Zimmer and pitching by Valentine. Highlights included Zimmer home run and Rowan on the mound for Rosedale, with six strikeouts by Valentine and four by Huelsman. Two-base hits by Tupman Fox Hewing Westervifeld, three-base by Rowan, and other key plays noted.
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Potter Shoe Company
Rosedale
Brackman
Zimmer
Valentine
George Aftel
Care Potter’s
Tupman
Fox
Hewing
Westerfield
Rowan
Dugan
Huelsman
Funk and
Wagner
Brewers Top Muncie Nine In Close City Showdown
The Brewers defeated Muncie Wiedemann Club 2 to 1 in a tight game in Muncie. Spike Conway pitched superbly, fanning 12 and scattering a few hits. Two-base hits went to Winterman Kitty and Newman. Schroeder took the loss with 2 walks and 4 hits allowed. Time 1:35. Umpire Sparks.
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Ind
Brewers
Wiedemann Club
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Newman
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Sparks
Stars Fall to White Sox in Louisville Tilt
The Cincinnati Stars were defeated 5 to 2 by the Chicago White Sox in Louisville. Sensational play marked both teams as Parrott and Watts left, with Moore and Slaughter on the mound for the White Sox. The Stars managed two runs on eight hits while the White Sox totaled five runs on nine hits.
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Commercial Tribune
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White Sox
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Watts
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Slaughter
Tuxolas Triumph Over Bethel In Long Twelve-Inning Game
The fast Tuxolas defeated the Bethel club in a well played twelve inning contest. Mackstead featured at the plate and on the bases, Caldwell delivered a pinch double in the ninth with two on, while Long held steady on the mound throughout. Score:
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Mackstead
Caldwell
Long
Covington Giants Top Burnets 9–4 to Tie for First
In Giants Park the Covington Giants defeated the Newport Burnets 9 to 4 in Blue Grass League action. Coyle starred with sharp fielding as the Giants seize a share of first place.
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Newport
Giants’ Park
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Giants
Boys Have Frolic at Johnston's Camp
Seventy five boys from the Boys Home of Sycamore Street spent a day on the Ohio River near Coney Island. R L Johnston Paint Company provided special cars and furnished meals and games. Grogan helped oversee activities as the boys returned sunburned and happy after a long, strenuous day.
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Coney Island
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Grason
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Sunday School Convention Held at Washington Heights
The Ohio House Speaker Charles L. Owain addressed the Symmes Township Sunday School Association meeting held in the Washington Heights Schoolhouse. About twenty five Sunshine Class members from Norwood Presbyterian were guests. flowers and flags decorated the small hall. a country dinner accompanied the gathering. proceeds go to the Hamilton County Sunday School Association.
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Charles L. Owain
Ohio House of Representatives
Symmes Township
Smith B. Quayle
Chicago
Association
Bertha Lingue
John H. Leach
Swain
Lulu Outcalt
Hamilton County Sunday School Association
Dead Men Registered in Murphy’s New York District
District Attorney Whitman announced that during the April 7 special election illegal voting was found in the Twelfth Assembly District. Four deceased individuals were registered as voters who cast ballots in favor calling a constitutional convention next year, tying to Charles F. Murphy, Tammany Hall leader.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Whitman
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Bellevue Jovians Edge Wee Worland In Low-Scoring DL Tilt
In the Interstate League game Bellevue Jovians beat Worland 2 to 0 as O Nagle pitched and Wend eroth fanned four. Hammer doubled for Bellevue while Kendrick and Hammer made a key double play. Nagle walked one and Wend eroth issued five free passes with Thompson umpiring.
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Bellevue
Wee Jovians
Aeb Worland
McGee
Hack
Deitch
Kendrick
Feners
Moisan
Raymond
Hill
Weineck
Hammer
Grunk
Gellen’k
P. Nagle
Lam’ger
O. Nagle
Hoffman
Linne
Phintapsoon Elsmere Dainatf Game Note
Abstract score notes show Hite Schneider Powell Our-By Hayes 3, Sauer 4 and 2, Granne Wild Pitches by Hooves Sauer Powell event times 1 1/45. Birches Riley heavy in pass plays with unclear dates or place context.
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