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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1901

Page

6

Giants Break Batting Record in Lost Forfeit

The Giants and Reds produced a high hitting, chaotic game as New York defeated Cincinnati 9 to 8 in a forfeit after crowd interference ended play in the ninth inning. Giants pitchers Phillips Rusie and McFadden struggled while Red hurlers also labored, with forty eight base hits and thirteen two-base hits amid a volatile city crowd. The result left New York ahead early, a rare slugging showcase overshadowed by a rowdy park scene and a controversial forfeit.

Reds New Yorks Giants New York Phillips McFadden Bico de New York AR. R. Be Me van Halt'n Irwin Ore Ee Ae Magoon Bergen Oross Rusie Gangel Buelow Warner Opmcufiare Dessa Dogote Cdantch Aecess van Haltren Selbach Hickman Davis Beckley Steinfeldt Phyle Ganzel Strang Inni Ruste Joe Ta den Aa Ake Wikitch Empire—Emsile

Giants Hit Hard Yet Lose In Wild Forfeit Game

A crowded open field witnessed the Giants fall 9 to 0 by forfeit as New York claimed the win after the Reds failed to clear the field. Extra seats and a cushion melee filled the scene while Selbach and others boosted batting averages amid a day of erratic fielding and crowd antics.

Reds St. Louis Selbach Ow York Frank Selee Boston Selee Lowe Cincinnati Hahn St. Lou Donovan Burkett Heidrick New York Brooklyn

Close ChicagoBrooklyn game ends with late Brooklyns rally

In a loose nine inning Chicago hosts Brooklyn, Waddell falters in the fifth, Dahlen’s catch ending Chicago’s ninth inning threat. Attendance 8,900. Final: Brooklyn 3, Chicago 2, with errors costing both sides and Keeler homering for Chicago.

Western Association Dayton game summary and line score

The Dayton lineup faced a tough Western Association game with Pfeister pitching in relief for the ninth inning. Notable hits included two-base drives by Smith Smink Viox Truby Wright and three-base hits by Beecher McFarland Wheeler. Myers and Blue homered, while Wheeler and Miller stole bases. Final tallies show totals of 16 runs on 24 hits for Aubault’s side versus 13 runs on 27 hits for the opposing squad. Umpires were Mullane with the weather and field conditions not specified.

Dayton H.O A. J Marion Donnelly Meany Smith Truby Myers Smink Burns Wright Miller Beecher Wheeler Viox SS Cenes Wicker Jasbinder Preister Aubault Sheeahewan K Bursiot Pfeister Marlon Mullane Ab.h.o.a Bert Donnelly Meaney M'Farl Ol Truby Aulecault Speecher Blue Quinn C'gswell Vash'der Marion Ene Eee Auyleault Beeer Dolly Tru-yleault Colum PRA Toledo Griffin Weedlock Grant Pie Hale Fouts Mullaney Graffins van B Fisher Lock Williams Kane Zinram Gauley Wilhelm Pardee Cogillardus Vaedens van Buren Williiams Columbus Ardee Mulllaney McLaughlin Gnadinger P.vetter Aubrey G. Vetter OlStreit Ines Totels Louisville Streit Rhines Herbert WiIter Latham Louisvile Wheeling Ole Ee Louisv Ab.h.o.a.b Bailey Zalusky Grim Lally Wilmet Jacobs Irwin Cross A Robbins Prout Geem’r Roede O Cash Harley Tehe McBrair Bath Henn'ssy OL Tedden Michaels Roeder Beck Rose Breit Gag Vel Hennessy Prout Hennessy Raeder Henaydrick Johnston Breitenstein Johnson Mr. McGinnis B. H. Ab.h.o.a.e. Elliotts Ab.h.o.a.e. Renner Regge Spangler Harding Klinger Rackers Davies Lasse Ee Collins Doyte Kaufman Snodg’s Rcorn’s Falbusch Hart Sessler Stockman Roberts Bond Hill Cis Siecinets Snodgrags Ludlows Lincolns Norwood Ludlow Gerhardt Peters Briggie St. Xavier College St. Xavier Robinson Hug Wlmington Washington D. H Greenfield Grand Central Depot Michael Jones Graysong Thony H. MacBrair MacBrair Brauer Kreimer Warwicks Bond Hill Athletics Hagerty Carl Norwood Inn Grounds H. E. Carl West Fourth Street City Commercial Tribune Ehmet Cof Bromleys Conroy The Arks Tip Dwyer Cincinnati Tom Conroy Renee Ay Ludlow Cohes Forrest Socials West Covington Moser Sein Ivy Covington Brighton Grays California Brightons Rdms Brighton Base

Wilhelm Shuts Out Toledo Twice In Columbus Series

Special Despatch from Commercial Tribune, Columbus Ohio details Wilhelm's near perfect performance, securing two wins with two shutouts against Toledo. Anguis Grant shines at second base with a remarkable one handed grab and strong defense as 2,679 spectators witness Columbus dominate in a rugged nine inning game.

Tod Commercial Tribune Columbus. O Wilhelm Toledo Anguis Grant South Bend Columbus

Vetter Leads Louisville In Doubleheader Win Over Wheeling

G Vetter, a local amateur, held Wheeling to five hits and two runs in the first game and drove in three Louisville tallies. Bailey won his 13th consecutive decision in the second game, though he left in the ninth after losing control, as Weyhing finished. Attendance 4,000. Final scores Louisville 5 Wheeling 4. Louisville 5 Wheeling 4.

Phillips Rusie McFadden Gotham Bill Amos Rusie Amos Brooklyn Barney McFadden Reds Phyle Giants Commercial Tribune Louisville G. Vetter Wheeling Bailey Weybing

Baseball game box score Ft. Wayne vs Indianapolis

Box score shows Ft. Wayne 7 runs, 9 hits, 2 errors and Indianapolis 4 runs, 8 hits, 4 errors. Key players Thornton Hoghover Heydon Bey and Kelley for Ft. Wayne. Daniels Alloway and Fox contributions for Indianapolis. Attendance 1,900. Umpire Hornung. Time 1 40.

Ft. W Fox F.miller Ount Daniels Alloway Heydon and Kelley Hornung

Richard Werner Captures Prize in Skaat Tourney

In Indianapolis at the Deutsche Haus on June 9 Richard Werner of the Cincinnati Skaat Club won the first prize in a craft card tourney with nearly one hundred entrants including fifteen from Cincinnati. The event featured a visiting ladies party, a city drive, and meals at Fairbank and the Deutsche Haus while the Indianapolis Club plans a Cincinnati visit soon.

Indianapolis Richard Werner Cincinnati Werner A. L. Juettner Richard E. Werner Ed Sohn A. L. Matter Noah Frank Ida Kohl August F. Werner Elizabeth Brannagel Henry Gewert M. Blumenfeld Ol Berger B. J. Mayer de Noebel Wm. Funk Ed Sohn, Jr Louis G. Schae

Independence Shows Many Good Points

In Boston on June 9 the Independence had a short sail in moderate breeze. The yacht displayed strong reaching and windward abilities, staying within about three points and tacking in around twenty seconds. The session lasted under two hours, with no major incidents aside from a torn mainsail, and a possible return voyage is anticipated tomorrow afternoon.

Boston Independence Leeward

OBrien Sells Two Colts to Bennett

Dan OBrien announced the sale of two two year old colts from his stable. Aladdin by Imp St George Merrywise and Blen enworth by Princes of Monaco Middlemarch sold to C G Bennett Co Memphis for 7000 dollars. Both are unbeaten with Aladdin winning three starts and Blennenworth one. OBrien bought them from W B Barnes for 300 dollars each.

Lexington Dan O’brien Aladdin Imp. St. George Merrywise Elias Lawrence Blom ‘Worth Princes of Monaco Middlemarch Imp. Billet C. G. Bennett & Co Memphis Blennenworth O’brien W. 8. Barnes

Derby horse Garry Herrmann to be retired for year says Hughes

Three turf figures visited Lexington from Chicago to assess Garry Herrmann after a bleeding episode. Hughes says the Derby candidate will not race this year and will rest, with a comeback planned next season. Commando is favored to win if he starts, while Herrmann’s connections doubt his Derby readiness.

Rosie Brookn Hughes Garry Herrmann Tony Litalzi New Captain Brown Commando

Covington 3 Muldoons 2 in tense amateur clash

In a top amateur battle at Covington Park Keenan matched Case in a pitcher’s duel. Case faltered in the ninth, allowing two singles and a two run double by Bush to decide it as Covington beat Muldoons 3 to 2. Bush, Reiman, and Lloyd starred for Covington while Keenan and Case excelled on the mound.

Covington Park Covingtons Nic Ray Bush Reiman Rittey Keenan Shorstop V. Abe H Schroder Casey Dehbker Nie Lovett Ritte Case Levett Belman Niebush Keenan Norwood Browns Bellevue

Delphos Defeats Toledo Vikings In Tight 13-12 Win

In Delphos Ohio on June 9 the Delphos baseball team edged the Toledo Vikings 13 to 12. Delphos used Davis and Sealts in the batteries while Toledo sent Madden and Hennesy. Separate brief notes from Wapakoneta and Richmond report Springfield defeats and Richmond beating Indianapolis Reserves in other games.

Commercial Tribune Delphos Toledo Vikings Toledo Davis Sealts Madden Hennesy Wapakoneta Springfields Naysipore

Calabrais Wins Paris Steeplechase at Auteuil

Calabrais won the Grand Steeplechase de Paris a distance of four miles and a half furlongs at Auteuil. Caraiman finished second and Viau third among thirteen starters as President Loubet was cheered on arrival and departure at the racecourse.

Paris Auteuil Calabrais Caraiman Viau Loubet

McGovern Turns to Turf After Boxing Career

Chicago dispatch reports featherweight champion Terry McGovern has quit boxing briefly to chase horse racing profits. Accompanied by Sam Harris and Paddy Sullivan, he toured Chicago and plans a summer campaign to beat the ponies, with horses Asia and Sadie S. in his earning stable and possible Derby entries. He aims for the American Derby and a California return for a fight with Tim Heggarty, while weighing a Hartford bout with Dave Sullivan.

Commercial Tribune Chicago Terry McGovern New York McGovern Sam Harris Danny Dougherty Joe Humphries Paddy Sullivan Asia Sadie S Althou California Oscar Gardner Aurelio Herrera Herrera Dave Sullivan Hartford Conn Terry Tim Heggarty

Automobiles Transform Life Around Long Island

The New York Sun notes that cars of all styles now proliferate around New York City, turning western Long Island into a rural-appearing area. People drive 20 to 30 miles for dinners or entertainments, and many commute nightly by auto, avoiding trains and their schedules.

Long Island New York Sun New York Sands Point Hempstead

Thoroughgoing Racecard Entries for Kensington Meeting

The page lists detailed entries across seven race events at Kensington including weights in pounds and horse names such as Magic Light, The Rush, Olinthus, Vulcain, Elsie L, Cam brian, Gonfalon, Walkenshaw, and The Potentate. Also includes Maiden, Selling, and Steeplechase handicaps with numerous two year olds and other horses, reflecting a full card with weight allocations and entrant names.

Matt Simpson Magic Light Ibs Daly Hary C Cephelalgia Sebastian Bermuda Hundred Argonauta Oliver Me Innomatum Alpaca Ventura Ante Dora F Military Yorkshire Boy Maiden Sweet Tooth Anecdote Gold Lack Bounteous Manga Fresnol Wayward Boy Fly Wheel Halma B April Shower Santa Bonita G. Whittier EtHelbert Beau Gallant Bonnibert Sidney Lucas Cheat Em Far Cry Whisky King Dixie Line Playlike Tebula Ivory Bells Nugget Gold Seeker Courtenay Destitute James R. Keating Handico Alcedog Ten Candles Bellario Gulden Kamara Andronicus Himself Bombshell Harlem Vulcain Lake Mills Henry Bert Guy H Bonnie Lissak Fancywood the Rush Sharp Bird Boney Boy Head Water George Arnold Pope Leo Mr. Brown Bessie Macklin the Lady Elsie L Ed Austin Granny Cheree Mamie English Hoodwink Best Man Gray Eagle Owenton The Four Hundred Miracle IL Carris Brooke Our Jessie Dodie Olinthus Becky Rolfe Salsure Filon d’Or Isen Dick Furber

Jockey Trust 18 Said to Exist Amid Unrest at Newport

A Newport race scene runs like clockwork as Manager Fowler debates changes. Rumors of jockey collusion persist while suspicions of outlaw stables rise. Myers and others face heightened scrutiny as horses race under assumed names. today is ladies day.

Newport Fowler Rube Myers Myers Highland Park Ft. Erie Chicago

First Race Selling At Six Furlongs Listing Horses

A race card lists entries for several events including six furlong selling races with horses Julia Rose Prudent Ida Hulett Maggie Fell Allaire Full Dress Paschal Lyl lis Brown Thrush Lady Ezell Dr. Fannie Eleven Bells Ithumbrian Zellmore Nannie J Brown Vail and second race details. It also covers a mile selling in the sixth race Anxious Mazeta Queen Quality Birdie May Edna Garry Rowdy G and others with weights listed.

the Potentate Larry Wilt Aegin Lynch Florrie O Tufts Pirate Maid Josie F Bill Fritz Jim Scanlon Ruby Ray Broodsier Sister Sarah Rosy Cross Reap Ida Carbrey May Do Miss Guido Alea Fridolin Maggie McHale Iba Julietta B Frenchie Birdie Stone Mrs. Grannan Sinfi More Ibs Miss Mae Day Jena Ibe Pere Wail Zonne Eemeinie Sydney The Eugenia Bruno Thaee Elia Julia Roselles Prudent Ida Hulett Maggie Fell Allaire Full Dress Paschal Lyllis Brown Thrush Lady Ezell Dr. Fannie Eleven Bells Ithumbrian Zellmore Nannie J Brown Vail Hija Polly. Bixby Phosphorus I Ae Rosie Eibholin Slasher Arrogant Aledi Toluca St. Sidney Utero Robert Gray Minnie Ben O'Fallon John McElroy Stamp Kentucky Anxious Mazéta Queen Quality Birdie May Edna Garry Rowdy G Meggs Piramo Brother Fred Ceylon

Fragmentary Names List Prompting Unclear Event

An assortment of partially legible names and terms appears, including Julia Rose Nannie Allairej, Pretty Rosie McCleary Polly Bixby, Baronet Erema Kid Hampton, Renenates ne oOil, Stamp Utero Aledi Garry, and Ceylon huedh Quality, with no clear action or date.

Julia Rose Nannie J.—Allairej Pretty Rosie—McCleary Polly Bixby Baronet Erema Kid Hampton Renenates Ne oOil Ceylon

Boy Rescued After 10,000 Volt Contact At Hartford Parade Site

Walter Budds, nine, suffered a 10,000 volt electric shock while climbing a Hartford Light tub near Main Street. Resuscitated after about twenty minutes of artificial respiration, he survived and was hospitalized in Hartford with severe burns on his hands and a lost fingertip. Witnesses and police aided in the rescue as onlookers watched.

Walter Budds Hartford Courant Hartford Hospital Young Budds Johnnie Farrell Willie Cosgrove Main Street Albany Avenue Hartford Electric Light Company Farmington River Budds Oung Farrell Vail Mr. Vail Tyler Walter

Lost Mine Quest Lures Two Prospectors Into Perilous Missouri River Trek

Two prospectors I A 8 Carson of Sunnyside and George Chichester of Great Falls Montana set out from Fort Benton by small open boat to locate a famed lost placer mine. The voyage along the Missouri River crosses hostile terrain with a single squaw survivor from a prior expedition and a location near Dead Man Rapids. Despite decades of failed hunts and extensive rocky Bad Lands prospecting, the destination remains elusive.

Carson Sunnyside George Chichester Great Falls Mont New York Sun Missouri River John Lepley Ft. Benton Lepley Dead Man Rapids Musi Sell Shell W.M. McGinnis Ft. Belknap Mussélishell Nichester Corson

Entries for the Kentucky Trotting Stakes in Lexington

Nearly five hundred entries received for the Kentucky Breeders Trotting Association meeting in Lexington in October. The Futurity and two-year-old divisions show record entries, with 108 two-year-olds the largest list ever, including top names and Belgians. The Dowell Stake and other races attract strong fields, while match races between Abbot and Boralma and Crescens against Charley Herr promise high purses. The 120000 Lexington meeting aims to delight trotting fans with elite speed and varied stakes.

Lexington Kentucky Breeders’ Trotting Association Transylvania Lady Geraldine Onward Silver Idolla Dreamers Enry §S Chestnut King Dolly Dillon Susie J Volo Lady Thisbe Laurel Lilah W Walnut Hall Ercrange General Tummer Hawthorne Admiral Dewey Bingen Nancy Hanks Miss Olivia Renzetta Great Spirit Prodi Rachel Willie Herr Charley Herr Malise Ash Wilkes Jack Roche Direct Light Nellie Roca Mary Leyburn Ted Fanella Arion Bitter Root Farm Prodigal Eoline Etta Barron Trial Mr. Lawson Boralma Chesko Moko Ferenc Lle Mabel Messrs. Schaurte Berlin Germany Dowell York Bay Idelita Louisville Melton Aylwin William J Ebba Neva Simmons Free Silver Nirvana Axtelle Endow Lucy Carr Iva Dee Ackine Cit Yarrum Dreamer Laurels Quoddy Girl Star Pacers Will Layburn Charley Eay the Admiral Major Muscovite Gamboy Elastic Pointer Green Star Pointer Newmond Beaucount Blue Grass Johnson The West Kentucky Wilson America Abbot Crescens

Drunken grooms race polo ponies through Hempstead streets

Three Meadowbrook Polo Club grooms, drunk after a Meadowbrook event, raced ponies through Hempstead L I for half an hour. C H Robbins of Great Neck pursued, catching two riders as a patrolman detained another near Belmont estate. The ponies belonged to W R Grace Jr J P Grace and Morgan Grace.

Meadowbrook Polo Club Hempstead L. I New York C. H. Robbins Great Neck Robbins W. R. Grace, Jr J. P. Grace Morgan Grace Grace Meadowbrook Fulton Street van de Water Mr. Robbins August Belmont

The Human Chronometer J Ritchie Dies in Anvers

A man nicknamed the human chronometer, J Ritchie, a longtime money broker, died in Anvers. He was famed for extreme regularity, emotionless demeanor, and eccentric dress including a black cravat, same hat for ten years, and coat for twenty. He stayed at a hotel for sixty two years despite changes in ownership.

Anvers J. Ritchie New York Herald

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