Newport Racing Summary From June 8 1900 Meeting
At Newport Kentucky the Queen City Taster Club held the eleventh day of its Spring Meeting. Races highlighted Ed Roth and Nettie Regent in a busy program with six events described including winners by close margins and notable notes on starts and scratches.
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Milwaukee Walks Off In Tenth To Beat Detroit
Milwaukee won in the tenth on Elberfelds fumble Dowds sacrifice a gift to Anderson and a Fultz single sending Garry home for the decisive run. Detroit led early but Milwaukee tied in the ninth and pulled ahead in extras.
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The passage notes a team ahead in the standings is favored to falter, citing four wins in five against Indianapolis and eight losses for their rivals. It predicts hitters regressing to average, benefiting the speaker’s team as momentum shifts.
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Indianapolis
Lheee
Chicago Daily News
Baseball Players Sign petition for union with Gompers in Bloom
Cincinnati players have begun signing a petition backing a union with Samuel Gompers the AFL leader set to organize. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh teams name reps for a Brooklyn meeting to discuss benefits and terms while Reds may send two or three representatives. Players urge fair contracts and seek revenue from purchase money, farmed salaries, and transfer fees amid mixed enthusiasm.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Union of Baseball Players
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Brooklyn
Pittsburgs
Reds
Reds and Phils Play Washed Out by Rain in Cincinnati
Rain halted the Reds versus Phillies game with no resumption date set. Bill Phillips is likely to start tomorrow while the club awaits a new bat bag and more bats. Coach Allen plans no major changes and notes Elmer Smith's departure boosts Crawford and Barrett. Max McQuery, former star, was fatally shot in Covington yesterday. Cy Young struggles persist for Teebau, while James A. Hart covers National League Rules.
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Newark
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Little Man
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Baseball rule talk and gossip from the era
A baseball article discusses proposed rules like three fouls constituting a strike and reducing balls to three to quicken play. It quotes players and umpires, recalls Monte Cross’s key hit, and reports on arguments over Broadway Alec Smith and the Silent Brotherhood in ongoing team affairs.
Indians and Minneapolis split series as Minneapolis wins game
Indianapolis and Minneapolis tied the series after a decisive Minneapolis 4 to 2 victory. Key plays included Grim homering for Minneapolis and Barnes replacing Madison in the fourth inning. Bailey allowed three earned runs while Kellum earned the win and Bailey took the loss before 2,500 in attendance.
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White Stockings Shut Out Cleveland In Fast Game
Chicago White Stockings blanked Cleveland as only three runs scored in the second inning. Katoll pitched for Chicago, Hart started for Cleveland. Isbell Padden and Shugart produced Cleveland’s two hits.
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Ganzel
Donahue
Tenney
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Callahan
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Mertes
Commercial Tribune
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Blues Rally Wins Ninth Inning Thriller
Kansas City scores a dramatic comeback over Buffalo 9th inning rally sews up 8-7 win. Baker pitched well through eight. Cates, Lee, Fertsch and Baker each used. Hemphill Gettman and Dungan notable hits in a tight late game.
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Hiram College Beats Ohio Wesleyan In Wild Throw Finish
In Delaware Ohio Hiram College defeated Ohio Wesleyan due to a single errant throw by a Wesleyan player. The final score shows a close contest with both sides exchanging leads, Batteries for Wesleyan were Lowther and Finfrock.
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Commercial Tribune
Delaware, CO
Hiram College
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Lowther
Finfrock
Weather disrupts Ashtabula Massillon game. teams shift venues
Heavy rain canceled the Ashtabula Massillon match planned at Conneaut. Ashtabula moved to Erie for dates this weekend, Massillon heads home tonight with Sunday games. Baumgardner and Anderson signed with Massillon. In Anderson Indiana, Anderson beat Muncie 21 to 17. manager Harlow of Muncie was fined and removed after a dispute with umpire Kline.
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Commercial Tribune
Ashtabula
Massillon
Conneaut
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Baumgardner
Anderson
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Saturday Afternoon League Standings and Matchups
Avondale faces Procter & Gamble at Avondale while Gyms play Milford at Milford. Madisonville visits Westwood and Norwood hosts Stamina. Notable early season form notes include Avondale and P and G atop the table, Norwood and Stamina at the bottom, and key pitchers Billy Bass, George Poor, and Patman in recent weeks.
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Procter & Gamble
Gyms
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Madisonville
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Norwood
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W. L. Pee
W. L. Pe
Monitors of Madisonville seek under 18 game on grounds June 16
The Monitors request a first class under 18 opponent for a June 16 game on their Madisonville grounds. Address Harry Ward Madisonville Oe. The Covingtons face Bellevue Blue at Covington park Sunday with the Blues praised as strong locally and likely to challenge Covingtons. The Olympias strengthened by Coan join bonds with other teams and seek matches against Bond Hills Elliotts Home Citys Bellevue Browns Covingtons or Louisville Reserves. Address Rialto.
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Hughes High to Receive Interscholastic Silver Cup
The Interscholastic Association purchased a silver challenge cup to honor the school that wins the field championship annually. Hughes High School will receive the cup this year, and its track team members will have their names inscribed. Rained postponed events including running broad jump hop step and jump pole vault and school relay races will be held Monday at 4 p.m. at the Gum grounds. Hughes leads the standings and even sweeping all events would not equal the two year championship tally already won by rival athletes.
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Hughes
The Laundress Wins Easy Newport Track Race
At Newport, The Laundress a two year old filly by Magian outpaced rivals to win by four lengths over Lyror Bell with Empress Lightfoot third. Jockey June Perkins suffered internal injuries but survived. H. Wilson rode three winners for Tom Blackburn, while Norvin Harris injures a stifle. Bookies expand at Newport amid improving racing card and Latonia entries anticipated.
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Track card promises big Newport crowd with Derby interest
Mantager Fowler presents a strong card at Newport with the mile and a half handicap and six furlong sprint drawing the day's attention. Kentucky Farmer makes a local debut in the handicap, Etta aims for Oaks glory, and top weights Test Star of Bethlehem Salvarse Virgie O Friesland Eitholin Kunja Enghurst May Ella compete. Latonia six day meet follows June 18 with weather and betting shaping a lively finale. Secretary Ed Hopper reports tense licensing and promising races next week at Kenton County track.
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Hawthorne Opens as Harlem Debuts Amid Mixed Cards
Hawthorne's first meet at Harlem opens with heavy track and mixed form. Silverdale wins the Hawthorne Stakes for two year olds with Burns riding, Miss Bennett runs third, Invictus second with a possible win if ridden by Burns. Tomorrow's card promises improved racing and upgraded facilities.
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Trumpet Wins May Stakes at Gravesend Over Hesper
At Gravesend today alternate sun and showers affected conditions. In the feature May Stakes Trumpet, favored over Hesper, held on to win ridden out to the end in a field of four. Other races saw Hardy Pardee win the opening hurdle, Glenellie and Janice reverse places, McMeekin take a close fourth, Vouch prevail by a length in the fifth, and Kensington triumph in the sixth selling race amid a crowded field.
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