Unclear Lineup Note from Chicago Game
Scattered scoreboard fragment shows players Olen Bases Eavers and Maloney with left on base figures and strikeouts. Reulbach pitched with four walks and two hits, Stricklett registered six strikeouts. Time noted as 2:00 with umpire Johnstone.
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Reulbach
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Ee 'Reulbach
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Boston Breaks Losing Streak with 6–3 Win over St Louis
Boston ends a skid by defeating St Louis 6 to 3. Karger faced six innings, Grady was ejected for disputing a call, and Strobel hit a three base, with Smooth and Marshall adding two base hits. Howard, Feaney, and Marshall as batters contributed with earned runs. Time 2 10. Umpire Carpenter.
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New York Beats Chicago 2-1 in baseball clash
New York pitcher Altrock limited Chicago to one run as two walks by Altrock led to scoring. Chicago rallied with hits in the sixth but could not overcome New York’s early lead. Other game notes include Hahn Laporte and Conroy with hits and Clarksons 5 strikeouts.
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Altrock
Base Hits and Three-base Hits Highlighted Game Log
Detroit offense features base hits by Heydon and Glaze including three-base hits. Walks credited to Donovan Buene Young and Winter. Detroit leaves runners on base four times while Boston strands eleven. Pitchers Donovan Killian Young and Winter tally strikeouts with a double play by Lindsay O Leary and Crawford.
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Louisville Downs Minneapolis in 14-5 Baseball Clash
Louisville defeated Minneapolis 14 to 5 in a hard hitting game in Louisville. Woodruff featured with a batting display as the teams traded blows and errors. multiple players contributed with two base hits and stolen bases as Kenna and Gehring held mound duties amid a high strikeout count.
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Cleveland Beats Washington in Low Scoring Baseball Tilt
Cleveland wins 7 to 3 over Washington in 11 innings. Hickman homered for Cleveland while Turner Lajoie Anderson contributed sacrifice hits. Flick Jackson stole bases and Bay and Lajoie connected on a double. Smith and Rhoades fanned twice each. Umpire O Loughlin officiated.
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Philadelphia 2 St Louis 0 in rough June game
Glade pitched great for St Louis as Philadelphia won 2 0. Davis hit a home run and Plank O Connor contributed with timely plays. St Louis left runners on base and failed to capitalize on breaks.
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Detroit Surges Past Boston In Ninth To Tie Then Win
Detroit beat Boston 1 in eleven innings after Donovan left the game in the ninth tied the score. Parents led off the eleventh with a hit and scored on Selbach’s bunt. Detroit loaded the bases in its half on two infield hits and a walk and won on Coughlin’s single to left.
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Toledo First Win in Series as Timely Ninth Inning Push
Timely stickwork in the ninth gave Toledo the first of the series with Milwaukee. Sensational fielding marked the contest. Final score Toledo 11 Milwaukee 4 as Bateman Gillen Curtis Sutthoff yielded runs in varied innings. Time 2:00. Umpire Haskell.
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Terre Haute Wins Errorless Game in Central League Series
Terre Haute took the first Central League game from Canton in Terre Haute Indiana. Final score line shows Terre Haute ahead with strong defense and errorless play. Batteries were Martin and Weaver for Terre Haute with Willis and Ostdiek catching for Canton.
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Springfield Triumphs Over Grand Rapids on Timely Hitting
Springfield secured a win over Grand Rapids by timely hitting with a score showing Springfield led in key innings. Batteries were Friel and Clark for Springfield, Van Anda and Howler for Grand Rapids, as reported from Springfield on June 9.
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Wheeling Wins Narrowly In Evansville Duel
Evansville and Wheeling played a low scoring game until one inning broke open. Wheeling prevailed 7 to 2 as Evansville struggled for hits with just two runs tallied in total. Batteries were Long and Fuller for Evansville and Doyle and Schriver for Wheeling.
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Covington M C A Triumphs Over University Settlement
Covington M C A beat University Settlement in a close afternoon game. Bender pitched superbly with twelve strikeouts and scattered hits. Blank at second played a standout fielding game while the Settlement boys were off color. Score: (incomplete)
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Steinfeldt Leads League Batting as Chicago Stars Rule
Steinfeldt tops the circuit with a .352 average while Schulte and Wagner trail. Murphy’s Cubs boast five hitters in .800 or better, contrasting Boston where no man bats above .250. Barry is the lone Red in the .300 class with Huggins close behind. Pittsburgh has three in the .300s and New York has two.
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Bostons
Barry
Huggins
Pittsburg
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Carey defeats Advent M. C. to lead Queen City League
The Carey team upset Advent M. C. at Cumminsville grounds to move to first place in the Queen City League, while Advents dropped to fourth. Carey collected thirteen hits off McFadden and Advents had four off Irwin. Ritty slugged a three-base hit and Murphy a two-base hit for Carey. Score:
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Umpire Awards Blues Game to Christians 9–0 Over Protest
The YMCANorwood Blues game was awarded 9 to 0 to the Christians after Blues players failed to appear. Norwood players say they did not get proper notice of the venue change from Anderson Ferry to Rolling Mill grounds and could not field a full team. They threaten to protest.
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Home City Beats Insurance 11 6 to End Skid
Home City ended its losing streak with an 11 to 6 victory over Insurance yesterday afternoon.
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Corticelli Ties Shademore In Nine Inning Amateur Game
The Corticellis and Shademores played to a nine inning tie on the Shademore home grounds. The game ended when Corticelli needed to catch a train to Cincinnati. Score Corticelli 9 Shademore 9. Batteries Corticelli Brooke and Lore Shademore OConnor and Rooney.
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Carpenter Company Defeats Rogers Brown 9 to 8 at Covington
The W. B. Carpenter Company beat the Rogers Brown Company in a close ball park contest at Covington Ball Park with a final score of 9 to 8. The game featured a competitive effort from both sides and was played yesterday at Covington Ball Park.
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Stacey Tops Riverside Tailor in Hartwell Showdown
Stacey defeated Riverside Tailor ing Company at Hartwell in a well played game. Hobian pitched well and Stacey's all around play carried the win.
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Courthouse Defeats Bohemians In Willow Run Match
Courthouse boys edged Bohemians 3 to 2 at Willow Run Park Saturday afternoon in front of about 2 000 spectators. Covington Courthouse attaches and Bohemian players competed for control and a tense finish decided the outcome.
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Scores From Early Evening Games Across Cities
Atlanta 3 Memphis 7. Birmingham 2 Shreveport 3. Montgomery 2 New Orleans 3. Nashville 3 Little Rock 2.
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Linwood Beats Senators 20 to 6 in Baseball Showdown
Linwood routed the Senators 20 to 6 in yesterday’s game. Keiser and Sauter starred with strong batting as Linwood controlled proceedings from the start.
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Brice Hill Beats Home City 5 3 In Local Tilt
Brice Hill defeated Home City 5 to 3 as Gottschalk struggled with deliveries. Notable players include Lind with two-base hits and Lun Staefer homer, while Striker and Gottschalk both fanned five. Final totals show Hill 39 runs, City 32. umpire Maas.
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Case School Falls to Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware
In Delaware Ohio on June 9 Case school baseball lost to Ohio Wesleyan by 14 to 2. Case lineup included May Barrett Baker and Muggleton with Ohio Wesleyan in the batteries Webb and Baker. In Princeton New Jersey on June 9 Princeton tied Yale in the annual series by winning the second game after a ninth inning rally. Yale 002000000 24 Princeton 000100028 6 1?
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Harvard Blank Penn 4 to 0 in Cambridge Tilt
Harvard whitewashed Pennsylvania 4 to 0 in a Cambridge game. R. H. EB. BEarvaral logged key hits as Harvard pitchers shut down the Quakers.
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Avondale Edges Northside In Pitchers Battle at League Park
A large crowd watched Bass defeat Caldwell as Avondale beat Northside 4 to 3 in a strong pitchers duel. Northside rallied in the ninth but could not reach the winner.
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Norwood Defeats Pleasant Ridge 4-3 on Errors and Stolen Bases
Norwood beat Pleasant Ridge 4 to 3 as fielding mistakes and base running miscues decided the game. Schrauder allowed three hits in a strong outing, Diehl also pitched well, and Pape’s defensive plays helped Evans’ squad stave off Pleasant Ridge rally early and late.
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Linwood Rally Falls Short as Linwood Beats College Hill
Linwood toppled College Hill 6 to 4 at Linwood Park with Joe Cohan pitching for College Hill. Hornberger allowed two hits as Linwood edged ahead, while Linwood tallied 9 hits to College Hill's 6, and features include Eberle and Hornberger with two bases and key double plays turning the game.
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Christ Church Beats Madisonville 9 to 4 in League Game
Christ Church defeated Madisonville 9 to 4 in a strong church league matchup yesterday. The teams traded early runs as Christ Church pulled ahead with a decisive scoring burst in the later innings.
Bethel Beats Ninth Street Baptist In Ragged Fielding
Bethel boys defeated the Ninth Street Baptist team by a final score of 2 to 3. The Ninth Street squad offered a ragged fielding performance in yesterday’s game at Bethel.
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Senators Fall Short In Close Game At Price Hill
The Senators lost to Price Hill 6 to 0 in a hotly contested matchup. The scoring ended in the ninth inning when the last out was recorded.
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Cincinnati Trades Union Baseball Heats Up Printers Day
Cincinnati Trades Union Baseball League enters its seventh round with Printers Day featuring Press Assistants vs Printers, both undefeated. Other matches include Electrotypers vs Plumbers at Anderson Ferry and Lathers vs Electrical Workers at League Park, plus Covingtons vs Wiedemann in Covington after a ten inning first game.
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Edwards Defeat Sparks Local Scrap Ends Game Early
In a York hampered contest Edwards led 5 to 1 in the first half of the sixth when a double play was ruled safe by the umpire. Edwards protested and refused to continue the game. Batteries Edwards Clausen Knell Westwood Dunn Taylor.
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