Baseball results from yesterday across national leagues
National League games saw Cincinnati defeat Boston 13 to 2 and Brooklyn beat St. Louis 8 to 4. American League standings show Boston 3 St Louis 2 in a separate matchup. American Association results include Indianapolis 2 Milwaukee 0 and Columbus 2 Minneapolis 1. Central League results list Fort Wayne 3 Dayton 0 and Wheeling 5 Evansville 1. Additional club tallies and standings for several teams are provided with varying records and affiliations.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Fort Wayne
Dayton
Wheeling
Evansville
Pittsburg
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
W. L
WV. Lees
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
CRA
Fewerite
Kansas City
Zanesville
South Bend
Ft. Wayne
Terre- Haute
Grand Eee A
Central League
Grand Rapids
Terre Haute
Major League Baseball Matchups Listed
Boston visits Cincinnati while New York plays Chicago in a set of intercity games. Philadelphia meets Pittsburg and Chicago travels to Washington as St. Louis hosts Boston. Detroit plays New York and Cleveland faces Philadelphia in a packed schedule.
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National League
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
American League
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Sports pairings listed for upcoming city matchups
The schedule lists Minneapolis at Columbus, St. Paul at Louisville, Kansas City at Toledo, and Milwaukee at Indianapolis as the featured city matchups on the forthcoming slate.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Reds crush Boston Easters 13 to 2 at League park
The Reds routed Boston 13 to 2 as Castleton and Egan led the attack. Mitchell starred in the field with a key throw, and Downey, Bescher, and Lobert contributed multiple hits as Boston’s slump continued.
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League Park
Reds
Boston
Castleton
Giants
Phillies
Bates
Stein
Sweeney
Bescher
Egan
Oakes
Lobert
Mike Mitchell
Hobby
McLean
Downey
Bagan
Mitchell
Becker
Lindeman
Graham
Paskett
Roth
Richey
Manager hints at big inducements for Chick Autrey
A club for Chick Autrey services was discussed but Manager Griffith said the arrangement is not completed and would require large inducements to secure the star. The remarks came at a late night session noting the difficulty of luring “the Chick” away.
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Chick Autrey
Griffith
Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia 6 to 0 in Baseball Match
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 6 to 0 behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Sparks was removed for a pinch, and McQuillan allowed seven hits over six innings. The St Louis beat Brooklyn 4 to 8 as Beebe delivered a game turning hit in the eighth. Wet grounds forced Chicago and New York to postpone their matchup.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Today
Gilbert
Alperman
Beebe
Sallee
Boston Beats St Louis 3-2 in Pitcher Duel
Carrigan's bat and an error by Wallace propelled Boston to its third straight win over St Louis as Bailey pitched into the ninth. Three-base hit by Carrigan sparked the scoring, with Cicotte and Ryan holding the visitors to two runs through six and three innings respectively.
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Boston
Mass
Carrigan
Wallace
St. Louis
Griggs
Speaker
Ferris
Hooper
Soule
Jen Doe Williams
Criger
Jones
Ryan
Innnings
Cicotte
Niles
Stahl
French
Balley
Uig
Bailey
Ryan A
Kerin
O’loughlin
Wet Grounds Postpone Major League Games in East
Weather disruptions halt three games due to wet fields. Washington Chicago, Cleveland Philadelphia, and New York Detroit all postponed as rain drenched the East.
Indianapolis Downs Milwaukee 2-0 in Baseball Game
The home team, Indianapolis, defeated Milwaukee 2 to 0. Burke delivered a two-base hit, while Wakefield and Clarke stole bases. Siagle earned the win with 4 strikeouts, and Wacker took the loss with 5. Time of game was 1 hour 50 minutes.
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Clarence Beaumont
Castleton
Lindaman
Egan
Dicky Egan
Mike Mitchell
Bescher
Paskett
Hobby
Downey
Mitchell
Graham
Bates
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Ind
Burke
Siagle
Wacker
Randall and McGann
Collins
Robinson
Clarke
Wakefield
Balk
Owens
Conahan
Janesville
Beloit
South Bend
Detroit
Erie
Panhandle
Monon
Chicago
Columbus 2 Minneapolis 1 in seventh straight win
Columbus triumphed 2 to 1 as Goodwin outpitched Young and helped by two costly Minneapolis errors in the second. Clark paced Columbus with a first inning sacrifice and Kruger drove in the winning run in the third. Gill stole a base for Columbus and Cravath doubled for an RBI.
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Columbus
Minneapolis
Goodwin
Young
Clark
Kruger
Shreck
O'Rourke
Collins
Colum
Ab.h.o.a.e. Minne
H.O.A.E. Clark
Oyler
Quillan
Rourke
Friel
Gill
Mortarity
Cravath
O’ Rourke
Odwell
Block
Hayes and Eckman
Wet Grounds Postpone Toledo Kansas City Game
Wet grounds cause postponement of the Toledo at Kansas City baseball game on June 9 in Toledo Ohio leaving players and fans awaiting rescheduling details.
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Toledo
Toledo, O
Rainy forecast forces postponement in Louisville
Louisville June 9 The Louisville or Paul came was postponed due to rain.
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Louisville
Paul
Fort Wayne Beats Dayton 3-0 in Three-Hit Shutout
Fort Wayne pitchers hold Dayton to three runs on eight hits as Yingling limits the offense. The locals tally in the early frames and finalizes a 3-0 victory at home with Robertson, Henry, and Peerce contributing at the plate.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Yingling
R.H.E
Tor Scor Sienaeen
Batterjee—Robertson
Henry
Peerce
Reds Sell Karger to St Paul Club
A Red batsman named Karger was sold yesterday to the St Paul club of the American Association and will depart immediately to join the team. The Reds and Bostons plan a double header today with the first game at 2 o'clock and pitchers Rowan and Fromme scheduled for Griffith's crew.
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Karger
St. Paul Club
American Association
Reds
Bostons
Rowan and
Fromme
Griffith
Wheeling Triumphs Over Evansville 6 1 In Opening Game
Wheeling earned a 6 to 1 victory over Evansville in Wheeling West Virginia as errors outpaced hits for the visitors. O Brien and Cady powered Wheeling’s offense while Richardson and Stratton held Evansville to a single run.
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Wheeling
Evansville
W. Va
R.H.E
Cae
Omacae
O’ Brien
Cady, Richardson and Stratton
Giants open four game set to settle third place
The Giants with Admiral Schlei as backstop prepare to host a four game series starting tomorrow to decide the third place position for the near future. A reserved seat sale for Saturday and Sunday games opens today at Straus'.
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The
Giants
Admiral Schlei
Straus
Zanesville Tops Terre Haute 5-4 In Opener
Zanesville defeated Terre Haute 5 to 4 in the opening game of the series played in Zanesville. Batteries were E Walker and Holmes for Zanesville and Bemis and Williams for Terre Haute. the line score shows Zanesville seizing the early lead as Terre Haute tried to rally.
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Zanesville
Terre Haute
Zanesvillenss
Fas _ Batteries
E. Walker
Holmes
Bemis
Williams
Grand Rapids-South Bend Game Postponed by Rain
The Grand Rapids-South Bend contest in Grand Rapids Michigan was postponed due to rain on June 9.
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Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids, Mich
South Bend
Paine's Big Show May Move to Night at Ball Park
Negotiations target August for Paine's major event at the ball park while a deal with Boston is in progress.
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Paine
Ball Park
The
Boston
Rain Delays College Games Across Northeast
In Worcester and New Haven on June 9 rain halted events from a Tele-Restment matchup at Holy Cross to a Lafayette at Princeton game, forcing postponements and off days for scheduled colleges.
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Worcester
Mase
University of Pennsylvania
Holy Cross
New Haven
Princeton
N. J
Trenton Club Loses Again in Boston Draft Case
The National Commission upheld a prior finding in favor of the Boston National League club against Trenton. An attempted reopening by the Trenton club, plus a $750 counterclaim over player George, was rejected for late filing and lack of new evidence. The commission will not consider the drafting claim. June 9, 1909. B. B. Johnson, John A. Heydler, Aug. Herrmann, National Commission.
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Vor
Boston
Trenton
Perrine
George
Trentone
Forbes Wins The Balloon Contest
New York June 9 Announcement of the balloon contest winner will be made by the Aero Club of America late this week. The club reviews data from the signal corps representative W Welch who telegrammed from Washington that A Holland Forbes is believed the winner. The report will be weighed with other findings before a final decision.
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New York
Indianapolis
Aero Club of America
The
Aero Club
Signal Corps
W. Welch
Washington
A. Holland Forbes
Balloon Indiana crew disqualified after water taints landings
Carl G Fisher and G L Bambaough of the balloon Indiana acknowledge disqualification for touching earth twice before final landing in the Aero Club of America distance race. They criticize water quality at Shackle Island Tennessee and oppose the rule as costly yet unproductive. A Holland Forbes on the New York leads endurance, with Berry’s St. Louis team contesting the distance trophy. race records include 852 miles for distance.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Carl G. Fisher
G. L. Bambaough
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Earth
Aero Club of America
Shackle Island
Tenn
Louisville
Aero Club of
A. Holland Forbes
New York
University City of St. Louis
John Berry
Strang Wins Two Races At Shriners Meet In Rain
In Louisville Douglass park, rain marred five automobile races honoring Shriners. Lewis Strang won two events, while Barney Oldfield and Tilford Cowell each took one. Oldfield edged Strang by a fraction in the first race driving a Savannah grand prize six cylinder, Strang piloted a Cobe trophy thirty horse power Buick.
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Louisville
Douglass Park
Lewis Strang
Barney Oldfield
Tilford Cowell
Oldfeld
Strang
Savannah
Homer George
H. J. Kline
Harley-Davison
S. Buckner
Excelsior
Stockassis
Louise Strang
Buick
Chalmers-Detroit
C. C. Merz
National
Walter Donnelly
Packard
Barney Oldfeld
Louis Doerhoeffer
Locomobile
Chalmers
Detroit
Baseball Scoreboard Oddities From Rain Postponements
In Detroit era style recaps, Buffalo-Buffalo 1 Rochester 2 and Toronto-Toronto 6 Montreal 7 14 innings show extended play and close results. Rain delays halted Jersey City-The Providence and Baltimore-The Newark games.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Disqualification Upsets Latonia Race Card
At Latonia Jockey McGee fouled Ed Kane while aboard Billy Pullman in the second race and was fined $50. Ed Kane inherited the win as Kane, Maid Militant, and Elysium filled the top trio after the penalty. Alice, The Minks, Cymbal, Gypsy King led a muddy card with four favorites cashing but notable upset outcomes throughout the meeting.
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Latonila
McGee
Billy Pullman
Ed Kane
Kevy
Merry
Zephyr
John McClure
Woplasta
Mac Henley
Warren
Placide
Woolcasta
Kennedy
Pullman
Maid Militant
Elysium
Listerine
Harkaway
Gavd Kane
Charlie Eastman
Enfield
Console
Usury
Asury
Alice
Minks
Cymbal
Rara Avis
Richard Reed
Boserran
Billy Bodemer
Woodlands
Chalice
Absolutely
Boserman
Bill Odemer
Gypsy King
Bonnie Bard
Roseburg II
Helder
Brannon
Bonébrake
Turnfest Opens With Four Feature Motorcycle Race
Arrangements for a motorcycle race at the Fest Platz on Carthage Fair grounds mark the Turnfest opening on June 19. Cadets from Clifton Military School will camp at the white city, joining a parade representing Millcreek valley and the civic groups. The event includes stadium work and an electric light display on Fifth Street near the post office.
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Carthage Fair Grounds
Clifton Military School
White City
Maxon
Carthage
Millcreek Valley
Civic League
W. W. Burch
Boundry
Elmwood
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Havlin Hotel
Fifth Street
Latonia Oaks Looms as Big Race Brings Crowd
Yesterday Charlie Eastman won his third race of the meet while a slow rain rain soaked the track. Ladies protected their hats with newspapers as they watched the races. Today Latonia Oaks stands as the track’s main event with six entries and anticipated large attendance.
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Charlie Eastman
Suburban handicap entries announced at Sheepshead Bay
June 9 Suburban handicap field announced by the Coney Island Jockey Club for June 24 at Sheepshead Bay. Twenty-two entrants listed with weights including King James Joe Madden Restigouche High and Montgomery, plus Lady Esther, Arondack, and Dave Adgum among others racing in a classic turf event.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Jockey Club
King James Brother
Jonathan
Celt
Joe
Madden
Restigouche High Private
Ana
Alfred Able
Montgomery
Fayatte
Robert
OS Franklin
Laos
Fitzherber
Montreal
Mly Arondack
Lady Esther
Dave Adgum
Harty
King Ship
McCarthy
Bob
Howard
Compton
Setbuck
Sa‘volatile
Goldsten
Joe Galiens
J. Reid
Bellwesher
Rice
Wausau
Youthful
Security Firebug
Mormentum
Spicon
Carthage
Blue Coat
Musgrave
Cave Adsum
Arondack
Deverthh
Shimonere
Sever Furlongs Ontario
Holland
Watson
John Garner
Davis
Geto
Ethird
Autumn King
Sans Cour
Nat B
E. Stone
Commodore Fontaine
J Lynch
Big Bear
Beamish
Blanche
Wild Refrain
Jeannette
Reid
Petulant
Davies
Colonel Zeb
Davenport
Hawkwins
the Earl
Lady Isabel
Flarney
Ida Rock
Debar
Arrow Swift
King Cole
First Race Card at Patchogue and Five Furlong Sprint
Race entries list horses with weights for six furlong first race and longer sprints at Patchogue. Notable runners include Jeanne D Arc 118, Affliction 116, Julia Powell 111, Pan toufie 109, Twilight Queen 103, and others across five races with weights and horse names.
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Jeanne D'Arc
Affliction
Julia Powell
Pantoufie
Twilight Queen
Notasulga
Mauviette
D-sirous
Sun Dance
Sententious
Grace Cameron
E Dugan
Pretend
Elizabethan
May Florence
Sandman
Good Intent
Zacatecas
Semi Colon
Katherine van
Crease
Bedminster
Montgomery
Frank Gill
the Squire
San Piper
Home Again
Rye
Killie Crankie
Patchogue
Dreamer
Restigéuche
Royal Onyx
Sir John Johnson
Haonitepec
Lawton Wiggins
Cohort
Busse to Provide Carriages for Children's Home Parade Visit
William Busse will supply carriages for the children of the Children's Home to travel to the Big Turnfest Parade on June TM, enabling a orderly and festive procession through the streets.
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William Busse
Thirty enter for great auto races in Indiana
Chicago Automobile club reports thirty nominations for the Crown Point Lowell race in Indiana on June 15 and 16 with twelve for the Cube trophy and eighteen for the Indiana trophy. Entries include Fiat Hearne Locomobile Robertson Fiorida Buick Strang Stoddard Dayton Chalmers Detroit and more as officials prepare grandstands, train schedules, and ambulance service for a large spectatorship.
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Fiat
E. A. Hearne
Locomobile
Georges Robertson
Joe Florida
Apperson
Herbert Lytle
Buick
Louis Strang
Chevrolet
Robert Burman
Knox
A. Denison
Stoddard-Dayton
C. Engiebeck
B. Miller
Renault
A. W Greiner
George Robertson
Joe Filorida
G DeWitt
Moon
Phil Wels
Stoddard
Dayton
H. Tuttle
Chalmers-Detroit
al Poole
W. Knipper
R. Matson
Corbin
A. H. Pierce
Fal-Car
Marion
H. E. Stutz
A| Monson
Ford
Lewis Strang
Robertson
Fiorida
Hearne
Engelbeck
Asa Paine
Minneapolis
C. P. Root
Chicago
Frank H. Trogo
Crown Point
Heather Wins Bermuda Motor Boat Contest
Heather owned by Richmond Levering won the Bermuda challenge cup race from New York to Hamilton Bermuda. She crossed the finish line at 1713 a m as the first of four boats to arrive, with strong winds and high seas affecting the passage. The prize included $1000. Boats departed New York last Saturday.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Heather
Richmond Levering
New York
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