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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
6
Brooklyn takes game one while Jianlon's crew wins the second to split the doubleheader. Pastorious twirls well as batting streak grows in the final clash and Scanlon exits the box.
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 in a tight game. Chicago beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. New York routed St Louis 8 to 0. All games reported from yesterday's MLB results with multiple leading clubs.
The Reds split a Brooklyn doubleheader, winning the second game as they exploded for runs after trailing. Casey and Lumley led the first game’s offense with key hits, while the Reds outslugged Brooklyn in the late innings of the second game, despite Butler’s fielding miscues and strong pitching by Donovan and Lumley. The crowd of about 12,000 stayed to the finish as the Reds avoided losing both games.
The game scheduled for today is postponed due to the Latonia Derby. Team executives and players in town will attend the event. National League President Harry Pulliam and American League head Ban Johnson arrived, with a National Commission meeting to discuss Mike Kelley and Jake Stahl. Mike Mowrey made a remarkable third inning catch.
In the two games Mike Mitchell had a rare bad day with errors and muffed plays while Casey and Lumley charged for runs. Lumley earned three bags in both games as six double plays highlighted fast defense. Odwell passed up forcing a runner to allow Casey a solo double.
The Beaneaters will appear here tomorrow in a double-header after postponement, marking their first visit of the season. They arrived yesterday and will attend the Derby today, having teased Mr. Rigler by calling him robber and thief with no reply, though a response may come later. They occupied the center box for themselves.
A 12 000 strong crowd staged a clear demonstration that Cincinnati could be the country s top playing ball town with a solid team.
Chicago capitalized on Philadelphia misplays as strong baserunning and timely hitting led to a 4-2 victory. Notable: Sheckard had three steals, Bransfield and Magee doubled, and Duggleby yielded five walks while Lundgren fanned four.
The New York Nation als defeated St. Louis 6 to 3 as McGinnity pitched well and Brown's hits produced all three New York runs. Beebe and McGinnity each pitched for their teams with several errors and costly miscues noted in the box score.
Indianapolis bunched hits off Wilson and Dougherty to defeat Milwaukee 6 to 2. Key players included Robson Coulter Himes and McCorkle for Milwaukee and Siegle Beville Doyle and Krug for Indianapolis in a tense early season American Association matchup.
In Indianapolis the Milwaukee team beat Indianapolis 9-6 behind multiple hits from Robinson Dougherty Kel Lum and Himes. Hopker slugged a three base hit off Wilson and Schneiberg, with Dougherty working two innings. Livingston McCormick Carr Coulter Siegle and others contributed in sacrifice hits and stolen bases.
Columbus defeats Minneapolis in an exciting June game as Kihm drives in the winning run in the eighth. Wicker finishes with a strong ninth inning, striking out three in the finale.
Louisville defeated Kansas City 8 to 5 in the second game of a doubleheader delayed by heavy rain and poor field conditions. Kenna relieved in the fourth, Frantz left in the sixth, with Stanely and Lindsay contributing. Time was 2 hours 15 minutes with Werden umpiring.
Partial box score notes describe substitutions, bases, hits, and pitching data for a Toledo versus St. Paul game. Mentions J Clarke Sm Chech Nordyke Smoot Perrin Fricke Lisle Nor, with Chech and Leroy and Dickson as pitchers. Time 2 23. Indistinct dates and full names unavailable.
All is in readiness for the opening of the Latonia fair this afternoon. Six great races are on the card as Kentucky's classic reaches its twenty fourth running. A large crowd is expected to witness the event and the action on the track.
Latonia Derby draws Western 3-year-olds led by Ovelando Pink Star and Beau Brummel while betting focuses on Red Gauntlet Gargantua Mose and Prince Ahmed. Rain threatens fast-track results as futures shift with track conditions and public choices.
Middletown defeated the Springfield Reds 4 to 0 in a standout amateur clash led by Adams who tossed a no hit no run performance. Baumgartner and Kemper sparkled with standout catches as Middletown prepares to open the K I O League against the Shamrocks next Sunday.
Covington Blues dominated the Unions 16 to 1 as Sauter pitched well and Blues hitters collected 21 hits. Hollan slugged two home runs and a base hit, with More Inott Martin Sauter contributing two bases on balls and two base runners.
The Homesteads and Hamilton Shamrocks battled to a 2 2 tie yesterday. Two-base hits by Guest and Hazel, with Guest and Keating turning a double play. Arbogast struck out four, and Arbogast earned one base on balls. Time noted as 1 50 with umpire Flick.
Newport Monarchs beat the Bellevue Grays 6 to 3 behind pitcher Eakins who yielded only two hits and a key fourth inning catch by H Harvey. Megerle drives in two with a triple, while Hubbard struggles with poor support and base on balls tally.
The Victory overwhelmed the Ches ters 13 to 3 yesterday afternoon at Winton Place. Seven runs in the eighth inning sealed the win with strong batting and solid defense. Two-base hits by Agnew C Kregewall Bantley and Buck highlighted the offense while Rose and Timme logged most strikeouts for their teams.
Two-base hits by Knell and Johnson. Three-base hits by Hite Young and Harliss. Double plays by You and Wilkinson and by Huling and Reinhard. Struck out by Clausen seven times and by Johnson two. Wild pitches by Johnson and Clausen. Walks: Johnson eight and Day two. Time two hours. Umpire Earhardt.
Two base hits by Robert and Kitt. Freidle hit a home run. Wagner struck out once, Franke eight times, Poppe eight. Poppe issued two walks, Wagner one, Franke two. Stolen bases by Kitt Williams Franke Thielen Doran Poppe Backhorn.
Linwood grounds saw a high scoring duel as Linwoods toppled the Americans 36 to 25. Key plays included Breslin and Willinger with two base hits, Willinger homering, and steals by Brick and Sprengard. Reuther struck out 3 and Golden 4. Time 2 10. Umpire Lindsey.
Smith was hit by a batted ball and exited. Two-base hits were recorded by Shaw, Smith two and Sauters. Fettick hit a three-base hit. Pathfinders turned four double plays. Sauters struck out 16 times and Steidle 6. Sauters issued 2 walks and Steidle 1. Time was 1 55 with Brandner umpiring.
The Wiedemanns beat the Kentucky Colonels at Greater Newport, touching Howe for ten hits while Richey allowed five. The 16th opens the K I O League season with Wiedemanns vs Miamisburg as the featured game, Kopp's Band to perform before kickoff.
Covington beat the Cherokee Indians 9 to 1 in front of 4,900 spectators. Key performances came from Reagen and Newman with Pfeister delivering outstanding all around play.
White Sox outslug Eurekas 13 to 4 with a dominant Dorsey effort. Bohl belts a three base hit with bases loaded in the eighth along with a double and two singles. Dorsey fans ten while Otto is hit hard in the opening frame and Dwyer struggles but settles after.
Miamisburg baseball beat the Tricities 6 to 4 today in a quick contest. Hampel earned the win for Miamisburg with Simmons taking the loss for Tricities. Attendance reached about 1,000 as Vogel hit for Miamisburg and Dustin played for Tricities.
Shreveport defeated Birmingham 8 to 1 while Montgomery beat New Orleans 3 to 2 and Memphis routed Nashville 9 to 3. The results highlight dominant offense in Shreveport and decisive pairings across the region.
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