Cincinnati Reds Fall To Providence In Ten Inning Clash
Providence edged Cincinnati 6 to 5 in ten innings at Rocky Point. Cincinnati offered 15 hits off Currie while Sullivan puzzled Reds to allow late runs. Errors abounded on both sides as crowds cheered a dramatic National League battle. Batteries Sullivan Brown for Providence and Curtie Bergen for Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
Providence
R. I
Cincinneti
Currie
Sullivan
Reds
Cincinnati
Rocky Point
Incinnati
G. Sullivan
Brown
Curtie
Bergen
Baseball Chatter Echoes Across Chicago Stadium
A rainy Saturday in Chicago drew four thousand fans to watch the American League champions in their first game since an Eastern trip. Highlights include Corey Dolan of Brooklyn maintaining a 22 game error-free streak and discussions on team strength, management, and league politics with quotes from observers in Chicago and Pittsburg.
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Chicago
Corey Dolan
Brooklyn
Detroit
Atlas Bank offering $34,000 with 490 chances
A Sure Thing. $34,000.00 in the Atlas National Bank, 490 chances to get a piece of it. See seventh page.
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Atlas National Bank
National Bank
Chicago 14 Washington 7 in hard fought baseball game
Chicago won 14 to 7 over Washington in a contest marked by base running, fielding, and visitor errors. Jones and ace contributed notable batting as attendance reached 17 200. game featured multiple doubles and a three-base hit by Delehanty with Piatt and Callahan handling pitching duties.
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Chicago
Washington
Jones
Ace
Ooonicaro
Mertes
Isbell
Sullivan
Callahan
Ryan
Drill
Delehanty
Green
Mortés
Keister
Carey
Carrick
Clarke
Piatt
Townsend
Wolverton
Cearruthers
Cleveland Baltimore game moved to Dayton due to injury
The Cleveland Balti more game was transferred to Dayton after Hughes of Baltimore fractured his right arm. Howell shut out Cleveland with no hits for five innings as Baltimore surged late, scoring eight runs to Cleveland six. Ray details include multiple hits and fielding plays, with attendance listed at 4,876.
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Dayton
Cleveland
Hughes
Imore
Howells
Baltimore
Moore
Selbach
Flick
Wiliams
Lajoie
Seymour
Hicxman
McGann
Bradley
Bres‘han
Godin’er
Gilbert
Wood
Robinson
Kelly
Bresnahan
Pickering
Howell
Hickman
O' Laughlin and
Johnstone
Powers Delivers for Philadelphia in 3 2 Victory Over Detroit
Powers hit a home run over the left field fence driving in Cross as Philadelphia edged Detroit 3 to 2. Four of the five runs came on left field homers, with Detroit missing a tying chance in the ninth as Dillon and McGuire singled but the next two batters popped up. Attendance 4,000. Elberfeld Seybold and Yeager also homered for the Phillies. Plank and Yeager on the mound.
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Detroit
Powers
Cross
Dillon
McGuire
Ae Ae Phil. Ab.h.o.a.e. Barrett
Hartsel
Holmes
Schréck
Harley
Davis
Elbert’d
L.cross
Casey
Seybold
Gleason
M. Cross
Elberfeld
Yeager
Plank
Sheridan
Hemphill Debuts as St. Louis Tops Boston 2 1
Boston knocks Harper out in third. Sudhoff relieves and prevents scoring. Young shines on mound for St Louis while an error and two base hit supply the Browns only run. Hemphill plays first game for St Louis in front of 11 000 fans.
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Boston
Harper
Sudhoff
Young
Browns
Hemphill
Stahl
Freeman
Ferris
Dougherty
Friel
Padden
Wallace
Criger
Connolly
St. P'l. Ab.h.o.a.e
Mil. Ab.h.o. Geier
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Bhay
Hallman
Dillard
Runkle
V Kelley
M’bride
Huggins
Dungan
Shanon
Manes
Lumley
Cliffigman
Pierce
Cribbins
Oeimott
St. Paul
Milwaukee
St. Pau
Geier
Kelley
Eliott
eBen
Elliott
Bourgeois
McBride
Clingman
Ward
Kansas City 11 Minneapolis 2 in doubleheader
In Kansas City on June 8 Minneapolis and Kansas City split the doubleheader. Wolfe pitched effectively to win the first game for Kansas City as Phyle of Minneapolis triggered a brawl. Easton started the second game for Kansas City but lasted one inning. Foreman replaced him and failed to salvage the contest. Attendance 6,000.
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Wolfe
Phyle
Mike Grady
Easton
Foreman
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Ab.h.o.a.e
O'Brien
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Nance
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Iityers
O'Lynch
Gear
Werden
Beville
Wilmot
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Lewee
Grant
McBride
OlZalusky
Sporer
Byers
Huse—Foreman
Lynch
Rothfuss
Tyndell
Minn
ABHO
McFarland
Lusky
Cha'liski
Zalusky
Toledo Triumphs As Gilks and Turner Drive In Wins
Dunkle faltered in the sixth as Toledo takes a 8 to 6 win over Louisville. Two-base hits by Turner and Gilks in the inning provided the deciding runs with 3,500 in attendance. Smith, Clymer, Tannehill and Burns among the standouts. McNeal worked four, Dunkle pitched the sixth and final inning for the win.
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Toledo
Dunkle
Turner
Gilks
OsKerwin
Burns
Clymer
Smith
Gannon
Ganzel
Cog
O Flournoy
Myers
Alee
Louisville
Tannehill
Coggswell
Sehaub
Knoll
Schaub
Tate Gannon
McNéal
Ball
Kleinow
McNeal
St. Paul Doubles Milwaukee In Doubleheader Triumphs
St. Paul won the opener with heavy hitting aided by Milwaukee errors in a game that mixed timely blows and miscues. In the nightcap a pitchers duel ended with St. Paul blanking Milwaukee as the visitors managed no runs. Attendance 6,722. Geler 3 for St. Paul. Kelley 2 for Milwaukee. Stimmel pitched for St. Paul with Altrock for Milwaukee.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Milwaukee
Columbus Tops Indianapolis In Low-Scoring Game
Columbus held Indianapolis to a single hit through eight innings and won 3 to 0. Hart and Meaney contributed for Columbus with key defensive plays. Kellum and Bailey matched zeroes until the late innings. Attendance 9,150 as the brisk midweek crowd watched fast through the nine innings.
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Columbus
Kellum
Viot
Indianapolis
Bhiley
Colum
Ab.h.o
A.E. Ind
S. Ab.h.o
Oj Hogriever
Meaney
Kuhns
Viox
O’brien
Grim
Kihlem
Babb
Evans
Turner
Nattress
Dee
G. Fox
Bailey
Hoghever
Woodruff
Hart
Fox
Ebright
Electrotype ny second ee ng at Frank Meeute 8 rh Saturday
The event featured a close baseball game between the finishing and molding rooms. Wernke starred with strong at bats and shortstop play, delivering a home run and three-base hit and producing key double plays for Electrotype ny as they edged their rivals.
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Id Electrotype Ny
Frank Meeute
Wernke
Mangle
Enna
Anita M. R. Ab.h.o.a.e
F. RB. Ao. Kaufm
Eee
Mack
Zeverink
Corn’ Ius
Vorweck
Nocheck
Oj Berger
Booth
Lutz
Cam
LO Wernke
Victor
Simon
Beck
Niemer
Kaufmag
Cornelius
Wernké
Holmes
Bond Hills Rout National Team At Macke Park
Bond Hills overwhelmed the National team at Macke Park with a seven inning pitching gem by Roberts and Perez style solid defense. Millerhaus was knocked out in the seventh as Bond Hills built a late lead. Renner Kellner Hart and Regeger sparked the offense with multiple hits. Umpires were Miller and Schulte.
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Bond Hills
Macke’s Park
Millerhaus
Roberts
Gennral
B.H
Ab.h
Nation
H.O
Millerus
Bond Hill
Renner
Kellner
Hart
Kaufman
Willet
Regensberger
Miller and Schulte
Pelicans Beat Third Infantry At Ft Thomas In Fast Game
The Pelicans defeated the Third Infantry at Ft Thomas 3 to 1 in a brisk contest noted for speed. Drees pitched well for the Pelicans while key hits came from Hellmund Schmidt and Flick with two bases by Flick and Heilmund. Fort Thomas challenges listed. final score 3-1.
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Ft. Thomas
Drees
Pelic’s. AB
H.O
H.O.A.E. Trindle
Bates
Flick
Atepaten
Hellm
Oj Jones
Schmidt
Keller
Fryar
Loheide
Renner
Chadw'k
Meyers
Denner
Norman
Steinm’z
Lawrence
Pehcan
Ciseseeserecee
Thomas
Hellmund
Heilmund
Ward
Lawrenceburg Defeats Navys 7 to 1 in Stadium Blowout
Lawrenceburg Indiana hosts the Cincinnati Navys who quit in the fourth inning after a disputed play at first base. Bumpus Jones pitched for the Navys as Lawrenceburg surged to a 7 to 1 victory amid claims of sportsmanship and discipline.
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Lawrenceburg
Navys
Commercial Tribune
Ind
Cincinnati
Bumpus
Jones
Ramblers edge Aqueducts in tight contest behind Rothaus
The Ramblers defeated Aqueducts in a close hotly contested game. F Rothaus starred with twelve strikeouts as the Ramblers posted a decisive scoring sequence. Final innings show Ramblers 66 Aqueducts 4 with Rothaus and Relins behind the plate and Kuke, Miller, G Masse on the Aqueducts.
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Aqueducts
F. Rothaus
Rothaus
Kuke, Miller and
G. Masse
Cincinnati Stars defeat Blue Licks in league clash
The Cincinnati Stars beat the Blue Licks in a decisive game as manager Heniy Schwab states no team is barred from challenge. Final score shows the Stars overcoming their opponents with strong hitting and pitching contributions from Allan, Hood, Wessel, and Hirth, while Wesp and Allan earned crucial three bases.
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Blue Licks
Cincinnati
Heniy Schwab
H.O.R.E. B
Petzhold
Laughlin
Schulz
W.fahi'h
Kellar
Fix
Serceos
Vise
Rkgt Ge Allan
Hood
Wessel
Hamond
Wesp
Allan
Crail
Atlas National Bank Prize Draw Opens with 1490 Chances
A promotional offer from Atlas National Bank invites participants to win a share of 24000 dollars. The drawing provides 1490 chances for individuals to claim a piece of the prize.
Cornell Varsity Eight Named for Poughkeepsie Regatta
Coach Courtney selects Cornell varsity and freshmen crews for the June 2 Poughkeepsie regatta. Varsity eight lists Coffin as stroke with Hazlewood Frenzel Lueder Mer ri and Petty among rowers. Freshmen eight includes Shepard stroke with Foote and Foote in stern positions and Buchanan as coxswain.
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Courtney
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Indianapolis
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Hazlewood
Grand Rapids
Frenzel
Lueder
Wilkesbarre
Val Alsin
Captain Petty
Newfield
Smith
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Shepard
Gates
Onroe
Foote
Schoellkopf
Jones
Ruhlan
Fisher
Buchanan
Hamilton 2 Cincinnati Reserve 1 Sunday League thriller
Hamilton Krebs rallied to beat the Cincinnati Reserves 2 to 1 at Lindenwald Park. After nine innings the Krebs avoided a first defeat with a late rally and held off a stubborn Reserves offense in a closely played game.
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Cincinnati Reserve
Hamilton Krebs
Cincinnati
Lindenwald Park
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Ab.h.o.a.e
Ham
O’brien
DeArm'd
Sliver
Meyers
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Decker
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Ward
Mackie
Benny
Giltenan
O Gra
Wohl
Bonno
Rhoades
Green
McBrair
Sivers
O'Brien
Placke
Addyston 6 Cumminsville 0 Shutout in Sunday Game
Addyston defeated Cumminsville Blues 6 to 0 at Cumminsville. Both pitchers pitched well but solid Addyston fielding and strong defense carried the win. McGinnes umpired. Key hits by Denton Hennessy and solid all-around play highlighted the contest.
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Cumminsville
Addystons
Cumminsville Blues
McGinnes
Covington Admirals Edge Covington in clutch ninth inning rally
A crowded Covington Park witnessed a thriller as the Admirals, led by Meyers pitching, tied the game in the eighth and won in the ninth. Key plays included Ranz's two bagger, Dooins scoring, and expert fielding by Heckman, Curtis, and Buttons sealing the victory as Covington tallied six runs to four. Whallen, Ranz, Perry and Albers featured for the Admirals with strong baserunning. Time 1:40. Umpire Egan.
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Covington
Dooins
Grouund
Heckman
Curtis
ET Coving
Adm
Eee Whall'n
Siesenat
Casey
Leary
Buttons
Albers
Becker
Heckm
Ranz
T’tmeyer
Shreuck
Berte
Neke OjAuel
Whallen
Perry
O’leary
Hill
Egan
Aurora Triumphs as Col umbias Collapse in Sixth
Aurora defeats Columbias after a strong start by Columbias falters in the sixth inning. Runnebaum pitched well for Aurora with eight strikeouts as ten runs score across two frames. Final line shows Aurora 12 to 5 over Columbias with key hits by McCain Johnson Sickles and others.
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Auroras
Columbias
Runnebaum
Ab.h.o.a.e
Col'bia
Ab.h. A
E.walker
Racker
Mullaney
Bierman
M'Cain
V'Sick
McCain
Johnson
Leak
Van
Bretang
H.walr'r
Skeeeet i. OO
Eee
Oj/Hauck
Schroeder
Runnebaum Schroeder
Pechiney
Bellevue Browns Fall as Superbas Triumph at East Newport Park
Bellevue Browns lose to the Superbas 5 to 3 at East Newport Park. Knecht pitched strongly in his first regular game, while Schoenberg starred with two hits including a home run and Emig played sharp defense.
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Ab.h.o.a.e
Hayes
Emig
Schn’g
Crail
Kissin
Davis
Benke
Gray
Miller
Donner
Ek i McPriar
Broering
Kitter
Oi Lindsley
Ol Kunkel
Michaels
Finies Bellevue Browns
Supotur
Neosaweage
Ugh
Schoenberg
Knecht
Hanley
Latonia Meeting Proves Strong Attendance and Scrutiny
Public interest remains high as Latonia meetings draw solid attendance. Officials monitor racing closely amid a lack of large bettors, noting betting action is steady and the booking process faces tighter constraints.
Latonia Race Revival Driven by New Blood and Planed Upgrades
Latonia track in Milldale reports a revived meeting with record attendance over two weeks. Officials led by President Perkins and Secretary Hopper plan purse increases and track improvements, with talk of a Latonia Derby replacement by a $10,000 handicap and stronger wagering, while addressing jockey discipline and Derby contenders.
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Milldale
Jockey Club
Perkins
Fleischmann
Hopper
Atlas National Bank Leads in Cash Change Offer
A notice references thirty four thousand dollars in the Atlas National Bank and one thousand four hundred ninety changes to obtain a piece of the deal. The terse item hints at a financial opportunity and demands further detail.
Abe Frank to Retire From the Derby
Memphis owner G. C. Bennett announces Abe Frank will not start in the American Derby at Washington Park and will never run in another Derby or sire another Western Derby contender. The decision surprises Memphis backers who had supported the colt at 12 to 1 in winter books.
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Tenn
Abe Frank
G. C. Bennett
Marvin Caring For Inventor And Alan-a-Dale
Lexington Ky June 8 A remarkable fact is that Alan a Dale and Inventor winner and second in the famous Kentucky Derby are ailing and in the care of the same man not a veterinarian in the same Ashland Stud stable. Mr T C McDowell turned Alan a Dale over to veteran trotting horse driver Charles Marvin. When Inventor arrived yesterday his owner T W Moore sent him to Ashland and placed him with Marvin. Both are greatly improved.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Alan-a-Dale
Ashland Stud
T. C. McDowell
Charles Marvin
Ashland
Irventor
T. W. Moore
Marvin
Shamrocks Lose to Indianapolis Reserves in Tight Contest
In a rare pitchers duel at League Park the Shamrocks fall to the Indianapolis Reserves 3 to 1. Big Edward Knepper, ex-league twirler, twirls strong for the Reserves while Gatch limits the Hoosiers to two hits but costly miscues by Shamrocks produce three unearned runs.
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League Park
Shamrocks
Indianapolis
Edward Knepper
Gatch
Hoosier State
Derby hopes and Lajoie saga at odds with National League
The Missouri Supreme Court refuses immediate action on injunctions against Wallace Heidrick and Harper, benefiting the St. Louis American League club for now. Horse racing news centers on the 1902 American Derby contenders, with Hermis and Belle's Commoner drawing attention and bets, while Flora Pomona wins Latonia Oaks in fast time. Abe Attell and Young Corbett have a June 27 rematch after a prior postponement.
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Heidrick
Harper
St. Louis
Missouri
National League
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American League
Philadelphia American League
Connie Mack
Abe Attell
Young Corbett
Corbett
Attell
Astoria Stakes to Dinner by Winner in New York
The Astoria Stake, decided tomorrow, will honor the winner with a free dinner for twenty four at the Astoria hotel. Originated by wealthy owners, the race carries a $1,500 prize and a silver cup provided by nominators. The winner must host at the hotel and entertain guests with dancing to their whistles.
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