Redlegs Rally Past Doves in Ninth Inning Victory
In a strong ninth inning rally the Redlegs defeated the Boston Doves. Ewing remained steady while Young, who relieved Lindeman, had a costly error. Yesterday's National League results included Cincinnati 5 Boston 2 and Chicago 4 Brooklyn, with American League showings Chicago 10 Philadelphia 0 and New York 5 Detroit 3.
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Ewing
Young
Lindeman
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia i. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
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W.l.pee
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Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Seuss
South Bend
Dayton
Roaneville
Minneapolis
Zanesville
Milwaukee
Ft. Wayne
Kansas City
Tere Haute
St. Paul
Wheeling
National League
American League
New York Beats Pittsburgh 8 to 2 at Polo Grounds
Heavy hitting carries New York to an 8 to 2 victory over Pittsburgh at the Polo Grounds. Crandall and Camnitz each pitched. Crandall earned the win with 2 runs allowed. Home runs by Crandall and Wilson highlighted the scoring.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati Beats Boston 5 to 2 in Baseball Clash
Boston fans saw Cincinnati dominate from the start in a 5 to 2 victory. Huggins, Ganzel, and Schlei sparked two early runs. Lindeman lasted eight innings before Young closed out. Mitchell added a late RBI for Cincinnati as Boston faltered on defense and timely hits.
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Ewing
Doves
Cincinnati
Huggins
McGann
Kane
Dan
Lobert
Mitchell
Ganzel
Browne
Schlei
Brain
Hulswitz
Ab.r.bh
Ewer
Boston Browne
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Bates
Thane Sweeney
Bae Wwee Len
Ss. Wee
Etre Ee Graham
Te “Hann Lindaman
P. Ys
Ts N. Young
Pwee
Artane
Lindan
Hlen
Young
Ganzer
Rox
Kane Bates
Boston
Lindaman
Rudder
Philadelphia 7 St. Louis 6 Win in Mercy Moment
Philadelphia earned a 7 to 6 victory over St. Louis as MacQuillin dominated early and kept the visitors under pressure. The game featured a tense stretch run with both clubs exchanging leads and the home squad sealing the win in the final innings.
Baseball scores from St Louis and Chicago games
St Louis won with Beebe allowing 9 in four and one third innings while McGlynn issued three and two thirds. Magee had two bases, Knabe a three base hit, and Magee and Osborne stole bases as St Louis left seven on base. Philadelphia tied. two base hits by Magee and Barry. Beebe and McQuillin pitched for respective teams. In Chicago Brooklyn game, Chicago led early but Brooklyn tied in seventh. Chicago clinched by eighth. Evers Pattee Kling Hummell Lumley Steinforth Slagle Moran Tinker and others featured. Pfeister pitched for Brooklyn with seven strikeouts. McIntyre faced Chicago.
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Pittsburg
New York
Crandall
Wilson
Kane
Tenney
Shannon
Camnitz
McCarthy
Pitsburg
O’day
Klem
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Beebe
McGlynn
Magee
Barry
Knabe
Grant
Titus
Osborne
McQuillin
Rigler and
Johns
Brooklyn
Chicago
Rooklyn
Dinix
Pattee
Pfeister
Ritter
Hofman
Moran
Kling
Evers
Burch
McIntyre
Bergen
Pfe
St Louis Beats Washington 4-3 On Late Inning Plays
St Louis bunched hits in the fifth and seventh innings and capitalized on a Washington error in the seventh to win 4-3. Ganley and Williams led St Louis with solid hits while Graham and Howell held Washington to three runs. Freeman, McBride, and Hughes pitched for the winners with timely support from defense.
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St. Louis
Washington
McBride
Hate de Wash
Aes Stone
Stephens
Altizer
Graham
Shipke
Howell
Hughes
Milan
Tannehill
Street
New York Wins Behind Eighth-Inning Rally
Detroit and New York played a tight game until New York erupted for four runs in the eighth. Manning pitched well for New York and Killian struggled only in that frame. Kleinow was ejected for protesting a decision as Niles doubled and Stahl homered for Detroit in a losing effort.
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Detroit
New York
Manning
Killian
Kleinow
Chicago Beats Philadelphia 10 0 in Opener of Series
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 10 to 0 as Walsh pitched well and Manuel closed with three straight strikeouts. Donohue, Hartsel, and others contributed, while Bender was touched for key hits. Left on base totals reached 7 for Chicago and 6 for Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Walsh
Bender
Manuel
Tannehill
Nichols
Sullivan
Powers
Weaver
Cleveland Defeats Boston 15 to 6 in State League Tilt
Cleveland power ousted Boston as nine hits in the fifth inning sparked a ten run surge. Joss relieved Berger with bases loaded and one out to hold Boston, while Winter and Glaze were ineffective for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Boston Today
Winter
Glaze
Berger
Joss
Boston
Toledo 3 Milwaukee 0 in shutout win
American Association game in Toledo saw the Mud Hens defeat Milwaukee 3 to 0 as McCormick was ejected in the first inning for disputing a decision. Armbruster West Smoot Land led with two-base hits and Milwaukee left eight men on base.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
McCormick
Bierhalter
Louisville Roughs Up Minneapolis In Ninth To Take Opener
In Louisville on June 9 Minneapolis edged ahead early but the home club faltered in the ninth, allowing five runs and surrendering the lead. Burke on hospital list after eye surgery. line up changes noted. Key plays included Freeman and Smith two base hits and Wesday and Smith triples.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Burke
Core
Kansas City Tops Columbus In Bumpy Nine Inning Show
Kansas City defeated Columbus 6 to 2 as Hitt was pulled in the second inning. Swann snagged Odwell off second in the fourth. Rogers allowed four hits in 1 1 3 innings and Swann worked five. Key plays included two stolen bases by Baldy and Wrigley and two-base hits by Kruger Kihm and Sullivan. Time 2 10. Umpire Owens.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Dougherty
Nichols Sullivan
Tannehill
Walsh
G. Davis
Parent
Donahue
Manuel
Louisville
Minneapolis
O'Neill
Oyler
Stanley
Harley
Freeman
Smith
Wesday
Woodruff and Sullivan
Durham
Oberlin
Graham
Puttmann
Patterson
Hayes
Columbus
Kansas City
Rogers
Swann
Odwell
James
Baldy
Wrigley
Cross
Beckley
Sullivan
Carlisle
Beckley Brashear
Appa
Kruger
Kihm
Congalton
Raidy
Brashear
Upp
Owens
Colum
O.A
Jackson
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Pitching and fielding lines show Druhot and Malloy dominate eight innings with multiple strikeouts and walks, two-base and three-base hits by Geyer and Bush, and several stolen bases. The garbled text lacks clear teams, dates, or full context to determine a coherent event.
Terre Haute Falls to Wheeling in Final Score 14 to 2
Wheeling defeated Terre Haute 14 to 2 as Minor pitched effectively after two early runs by Terre Haute. Batteries were Minor and Williams for Terre Haute and Kirwan and Spahr for Wheeling.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Minor
R.H.E. Terre Haute
Williams
Kirwan
Evansville Defeats Zanesville In Baseball Tilt
Evansville beat Zanesville 4 to 2 in the June 9 game. Wacker and Dunn pitched for Evansville with Thomas, Conley, and Schriver catching. The Evansville offense scored four runs on seven hits, while Zanesville managed two runs on eight hits.
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Evansville
Zanesville
R.H.E. Evansville
Wacker and Dunn
Thomas
Conley and Schriver
South Bend Beats Ft. Wayne In Fourth Straight Victory
South Bend defeated Ft. Wayne 5 to 0 in South Bend on June 9. Lindsay pitched well, allowing only four hits. Final line shows South Bend 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 6 5 2 1. Ft. Wayne 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 3. Hammond and Clark caught, Tieman aided.
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South Bend
Wayne
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Lindsay
R.H.B
Lindsay and Tieman
Hammond and Clark
Grand Rapids blank Dayton in shutout win
Grand Rapids defeated Dayton 5 to 0 on June 9 in a game marked by timely hits and erratic pitching from Johns. Batteries Steerser Breen, John, and Richardson contributed to the win with strong defensive plays and steady relief.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Johns
R.H.E. Grand Rapids
Dayton
Steerser and Breen
John and
Richardson
Linwood 9 Evanston 5 in Christ Church league clash
Linwood School defeated Evanston 9 to 5 on Christ Church grounds as Linwood overturned an early Evanston lead with a big sixth inning and three runs in the seventh. Friday’s deciding league game at League Park pits Linwood against Twenty-fifth District, both undefeated in their series. Batteries listed for Linwood Schonberg Mossmeyer Evanston Speelman Taylor. Hits Linwood 16 Evanston 4.
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Evanston
Christ Church Grounds
Evanston Boys
Gam Little Linwood Boys
League Park
Twenty-fifth
Linnwood
Cecereseees
Exvansbton
Schonberg
Mossmeyer
Speelman
Taylor
Ailsa Craig Wins Bermuda Ocean Race Lead Not Confirmed
The Ailsa Craig owned by James Craig of New York finished first in sixty six hours thirty minutes forty seconds, ahead of Irene I owned by S W Granberg of New York which has time allowance. Irene II remains unlocated at sundown.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Ailsa Craig
James Craig
New York
Gravesend Bay
Hamilton Harbor
Irene I
W. Granberg
Irene II
Craig
Sandy Hook
Gulf Stream
Another School Field Day Promises Fresh Laurels
Dr. Carl Ziegler received an offer from Ike Martin for a field day in swimming at Chester Park on September 4. Over the last two months, physical instructors taught children a dry land swimming method. Special prizes will go to the best summer learners, donated by Mr. Martin.
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Ike Martin
Chester Park
Martin
Ballot wins Standard Stakes as Keeneland showcase prep
Ballot led from the start to win the Standard Stakes at one and a quarter miles in a strong field at Gravesend. The victory positions Ballot as a favorite for the upcoming Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay on June 19, with Montgomery and Royal Tourist/trailing in pursuit. Lawton Wiggins captured the Hudson Stakes for two year olds, while the day included multiple race results with times and placing for each event.
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N. Y
Montgomery
Royal Tourist
Lawton Wiggins
King Cobalt
McDaniel
Baby Wolf
Dugan
Bat Masterson
McCarthy
Nimbus
Rapid Water
Kilrain
Peter Quince
Frank Lord
Notter
Hyperion II
Flynn
Beauclerc
Shreve
Sun Dance
Choirmaster
Chesterbrook
Tod
Ross Fenton
Ballot
Miller
Tourenne
Old Honesty
Rich Sort
G. Burns
Lady Hubbard
Bonnie Kelso
W. Walsh
Toll Box
Tashkee
Dr. Pillow
Ark
Nedlim
Ramble
O. U. Kid
Fashion Plate
Visitation
Almandine
Delaby
Bolando
Burns
Montauk
Musgrave
Monocle
Finch
Montrose
Rosario
Commodore Thomas
Count Reinfeld
Wild
Bluestock
Amnesty
Desolate
Miss Battenberg
Helen Chester
Phyllis
Elmer Boy
Albertinus
Cincinnati Fan Food and Baseball Double Bill Planned
Negotiations between Shamrock manager Frank Behle and bandmaster John J. Weber aim to stage a pregame concert by Weber’s 50 piece touring band and Miss Blanche Mehaffey at League Park before the Shamrocks meet the Wiedemanns in the K I O League. If approved, fans pay one admission for both game and entertainment. Other notes cover several amateur and semi pro games across Cincinnati and Covington, highlighting scores, venues, and upcoming matchups at Wiedemann Park and Linwood. opens with St Patricks beating the Wilmington Grays 5 to 1 and mentions Evanston’s open invitation for first-class teams.
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John J. Weber
Shamrocks
Wiedemanns
League Park
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Weber
Blanche Mehaffey
Harrigans
W. Corral
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St. Patricks
Wilmington Grays
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Ed Steinkamp
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Beech Avenue
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Latonia Race Day Endures Two-Dollar Mutuels Amid Fast Card
At Latonia, pari mutuels operated smoothly with two-dollar bets returning and a busy program led by a one mile purse event. Apache and Czar battled for the lead in the feature, while Crystal Maid and Transform scored easy wins in decisive sprints.
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Latonia
Dr. Lee Huffman
Mattie Mack
Charlatan
Bonebrake
Powers
Bramble Lad
Dorasette
Meada
Mai Courla
Convolo
Bitter Sir
Lady Almy
Kennewick
Mary Talbott
Martin
Transform
Warren
Fundamental
Heidel
Mad Rose
Semproni
Campeen
Cavarone
Prince Alert
Winter Green
Richard Reed
Patton Noel
Czar
Minder
Pee Chulita
Butler
Ordono
Dick Finnell
Crystal Maid
Alice Baird
Mio Vanes
Sewell
Taylor
Leora
Jones
Happy Kate
Ward
Ornamosa
Adam Meade
Willow Plume
Queen's Messenger
Wtmalers
Shoes
Alma Boy
Lee Huffmann
Batamette
Imboden
Ainsworth
Chancellor
Willowdene
Beau Brummel
Sylvan Belle
Match
Miss Ogden
Totalizator Invention Shown By Cincinnati Pair
Workmen installed a totalizator that prints tickets sold per race to reveal pool totals and payouts. The device was created by Roy Sackett and Otis Myers of Cincinnati, who also plan a future system for per horse ticket counts. The fifth race sendoff caused a mishap when Queen's Message tangled with the barrier, throwing Powers and disrupting several starters. Crystal Maid survived the scramble and won easily.
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Cincinnati
Roy Sackett
Latonia Jockey Club
Otis Myers
Queen
Powers
Crystal Maid
Jockey Swap Misread Leads to Deuce’s Narrow Loss
In the betting ring Garic was listed to ride Deuce, causing many to avoid bets on the horse. An official bulletin later showed Troxler rode Deuce, a change missed by bettors. Deuce failed to win, beaten by Mary Talbot, making for an uneven but lucky day overall.
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Garic
Czar Seizes Mile Title With Bold Ride
Czar proved his claim to class in the mile condition event with a strong ride by Minder who was placed up in place of Mar tin, who had been riding the colt recently.
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Czar
Minder
Martin
Transform Triumphs in Two-Year-Old Race
Fundamental ran third in the first two-year-old event and was expected to win as a strong favorite. Transform won the race, paying nearly 4 to 1 after a tight finish as the field looked set to favor a shorter price. Only eighteen tickets were sold on Fundamental to win.
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Lady Carol
Convolo
Miss Strome
T. Shipp
Mai Couria
Bitter Sir
Lady Almy
Hollemare
E. T. Shipp
Martin
Deuce
Albert Star
Lady Baldur
Transform
la Fayette
Fundamental
Betting Odds and Mutuel Cautions in Horse Races
The posting shows Crystal Maid paying 6.85 to win 8.25 to place and 7.10 to show, sparking debate about mutual betting. The piece advises bettors to go blind not to be swayed by expected payouts, noting that long run results favor the gambler who ignores ticket impressions and accepts varying odds.
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Crystal Maid
Accountants and proration improve show gate reliability
The accountants finished promptly with accurate footing yesterday. No delays or kickbacks. Money from all machines pooled and prorated on a $1 unit, ensuring fairness. The $2 machines boosted attendance, but not many more will be added, as the aim is limited to convenience for the public.
Traction League show Avenue 9 Clinton triumph 9 to 3
Avenue 9 defeated Clifton 9 to 3 in a decisive Traction League game. Avenue relied on quick passing and strong defense to establish a commanding lead. Clifton struggled to counter and could not mount a comeback.
Olympic Athletes Entered in London Games
New York June 9 The Olympic Committee Team Selection Committee announced American entries for London July events. Names cover 100 to 10 mile races and field events with entrants including Cartmel Huff Kiralfy Rector Robertson D R Sherman Smithson Stevens Whitham Cloughon and many others across sprints relays and trials. Reserve picks include W W Coe Garrels Giffin Horr B B Sherman Krueger.
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Olympic Committee
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Outing of the Men’s Club at Laughery Club Tomorrow
The Men’s Club outing is set for tomorrow at Laughery Club. Members meet at 8:30 a.m. to march to the steamer Kentucky led by Smit tie’s Band. Entries close at 8 p.m. for field events with no added starters allowed and baseball teams chosen by captains tonight.
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Smittie
Kentucky
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W. C. Gray
George N. Newstedt
F. D. Bentley
W. C. Otterbein
CF. Waltz
E. L. Edwards
E. H. Hargrave
Cliff Miller
C. C. Rothier
R. Hochstetter
Dr. J. A. Thompson
H. B. Wiborg
Dash
John L. Shuff
J. Baer
Elmer G. Laurence
J. W. Rodgers
J. P. Orr
Roy Kennedy
C. N. Kirby
Josiah Kirby
R. Tellig
L. D. Pentley
A. T. Weld
C. F. Waltz
Clyde P. Johnson
J. N. Rodgers
C. W. Kirby
R. Teltig
A. W Macbrair
H. N. Backus
H. K. Nippert
F. N. Mitchel
Dr. I. K. Mott
J. N. Smith
Southern League scores from Nashville area game
In Nashville the Nashville team lost 3 to 1 to Mobile, with Spesta credited for unspecified points amid unclear play. The text also references Montgomery and New Orleans region teams but details are garbled and unreadable.
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Mobile
T Montgomery
Montgomery
Fear Om
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