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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1906
Page
6
New York baseball notes report two hits by the Hanlons and Livingstone, but no runs as Seymour receives a reception. The game marked strong defense and missed scoring chances for both teams.
A staff dispatch from Albany reports rain halted the game in the third inning with Cincinnati leading 1-0. Cy Seymour drew fans with a big ovation, Lobert scored the lone run, and Albany left two hits with no score as the weather ruined the contest.
New York report notes no professional or semiprofessional baseball in the city. Police Commissioner Bingham ordered prevention of all Sunday paid games this week. A Chicago at Brooklyn game planned for Ion Park was canceled late last night.
In St Louis on June 10 Philadelphia won 5 to 2 over St Louis in the second meeting of the series. Davis hit a home run for Philadelphia, with Smith and Coakley pitching for the teams. St Louis left six men on base while Philadelphia left seven. time of game was 1 hour 45 minutes with Connolly and Evans umpiring.
Chicago defeated New York 1 to 0 as Orth pitched well allowing only one hit. Errors behind him produced Chicago’s only run.
Chicago 5 New York 56. Sacrifice hits by Keeler and Hoffman. Hoffman steals a base. Double play by Jones and Isbell. Pitchers Owen and Orth record four and five strikeouts respectively. Hanne hit by pitch. Time 1 50. Umpire Sherman.
Columbus scored nine runs on eight hits to defeat Kansas City 9 to 4 in Columbus. Two home runs came in the seventh and eighth innings. Visiting manager Burke and shortstop Perrine were ejected and fined $25 for rowdyism in the ninth inning. Hulswitz injured. Mancay Clymer played right field. Score:
Louisville defeated Minneapolis 8 to 3 in a well played game. Wolfe newly acquired from the American League pitched his first game for the locals and held the visitors scoreless through several innings. Captain Fox led the/local lineup with steady defense and timely hitting.
Louisville and Minneapolis combined for a tight matchup with 16 hits and multiple players contributing. Kerwin and Greminger had two base hits, Woodruff hit a three-base play, and Hallman Brashear Sullivan and Woodruff each stole a base. Wolfe and Thomas pitched, with Freeman and Shannon handling defense.
Piatt pitched for Toledo and Oberlin for Milwaukee in a 2 hour game. Krueger Green Hemphill McCormick doubled. Oberlin and J Clarke doubled. H Clarke Jude W Clarke stole bases. Piatt walked 3 and struck out 6. Oberlin allowed no batters reaching base after reaches. final line shows 7 Toledo and 7 Milwaukee left on base.
The Press Assistants defeated the Printers in a hard fought 1 000 per cent class contest before 472 fans at Covington Park. Five hits and three errors in the fifth inning produced six runs for the Press Assistants with Steinke and Greenberger standout for their teams. Woods umpired a solid game as Langland and Campbell each pitched.
The Plumbers and Electrotypers had a fast game filled with double plays Romback to Vorwerk to Zieverink and Hennessy to Leder. Leders stood out at third with sharp throws and Hennessy contributed a strong all around performance including two stolen bases. Doyle Cady jlasi and Zieverink delivered two base hits apiece as Plumbers offense produced 11 runs while Wenzel and Klinger hurled for their teams.
Ranz tossed a five hit shutout era until his dramatic tenth inning single drove in the two deciding runs for the Lathers. Waldron caught with an injured hand and Turner’s error plagued Electrical Workers as Raymond fanned ten in a tough loss. Two bases by Smith and Cliff’s three bagger stood out in a game filled with errors and late drama at League Park.
The Butchers and Molders played to a 6 6 tie in Cumminsville. Both teams showed solid hitting and fielding with McCarty and G Weiss key for the Molders and Forg strong on the mound for the Butchers. Time was 2 00 with Umpire W C Pepper at the plate.
Leather Workers defeated Woodworkers 12 to 4 at Spinks Park. Thig leaves Woodworkers in last place.Game notes list hitters such as Rowekamp and Mollann. pitchers Huff and Steinke split duties with multiple errors and base on balls. Umpire Wheatley officiated the game.
Marion defeats Toledo Futures 3 to 2 with goals by Pickett Krumm for Marion and Reichart Hardy for Toledo. Teams played in Marion, June 10, with batteries listed as players.
The match between the Cigar Makers and the Barbers was ruled a forfeit, awarding 9 goals to the Cigar Makers and zero to the Barbers. No other details provided.
The Icans opened their season with a 4 to 3 loss to the Columbus Interurbans in ten innings at League Park. After a pitchers battle with only one run scored through eight, Interurbans tally three in the tenth on an error, walk, and three singles. Viox was HBP and scored on Lentz in the ninth to tie 1-1. West and Hoy doubled for Americans. Hessler and Barnett umpired.
The Little Rocks defeated the Tourists 9 to 4 with standout pitching by Wuest. The game featured strong offense and solid defense throughout.
Anderson Ferry defeated Hyde Park 4 to 1 as McTighe pitched well but Hydes misplays hurt. Breslin and D Klein stood out on defense while Klinger and Swem contributed key hits. Hyde Parks face Aurora next Sunday in the upcoming matchup.
The Riordan Art Glass Company team defeated Erkings Glass Company for the fourth consecutive season. Erkings produced a poor showing next to the winners who delivered superior all around play. The score was not provided in readable text.
Norwood Globes routed the Myrtles 6 to 0 after the fifth inning as White pitched for Northside. Fisher had a two base hit and Kennedy was hit by a pitch. White struck out 12 and Schriever 8. Shepherd and Dure stole bases and Dure scored as scorer. Time 1 40.
Reading defeats the Cincinnati Eagles 5 to 0 at Reading with Highburger pitching and Distler batting shaping the game. Attendance reached 1,000 as Reading flanked the Eagles with solid fielding and timely hits.
Krebs beats Cincinnatos 8 to 4 as Mack falters in fourth. four hits, four walks, and a hit batter produce seven Krebs runs. Cross drives in two, Brinker and Daugherty add RBIs. White Ridge adds pitching support while Mack struggles on the mound. Time 1:55. Umpire McGinnis.
The Kentucky Colonels edged the Dayton Shilohs 5 to 4 at Bellevue Park in a hard fought game. Ritchey pitched strongly and Reinhart sparked plays to rally the crowd, with perfect fielding backing the effort. The Colonels set to meet Cincinnatus next Sunday.
The Covington team defeated the Wiedemanns 8 to 2, ending Breting’s pitching early as Molloy took over. Wiedemann led off with two first inning runs, but Covington answered with five to seize the lead and held the visitors to three more.
A fielding highlight featured Applegate from right field for Covingtons throwing home to limit a score. The game notes list Wiedemann and Covington with key at bats and baserunning miscues, Molloy and Noonan handling mound duties, and multiple two-base hits by Hennessy and Cefala as part of a tense finish.
White Rocks toppled Newport Monarchs 8-5 as Kaiser delivered strong pitching and fielding with seven assists. Reuscher faltered in one bad inning, allowing three runs on four hits and errors, while Kistner and J Fey led with two base hits each.
The Burlingtons edged the Mellwoods 8 to 7 on the Burlingtons grounds. Highlights included strong all around play by the Burlingtons, notable batting by rackers, and solid pitching by Beckley for Mellwoods. Two-base hits by Koehler Steidle Lindhoff, three-base hits by F Lindhoff and Beckley, a home run by Jockers, and a double play Jung to Top to Hornung. Time 1 35. Umpire
The Homesteads top Bromley 9 to 7 as Akins leads with a first base display and Bowen drives a home run. Graves and Mahoney split pitching duties with strong performances. Krumperman Wilson and Nic contribute on offense and defense in a close game at the plate.
Linwood Schrimper defeats Covington Blues in a crowd event. Golden and Hohnhorst feature on pitching and first base, Myers steals home in the eighth. Blues offense includes Chapman and O'Brien with multiple hits. Game ends 8-2 with Linwood totals 27 hits, Covington 12.
In Rising Sun yesterday the Laidlaws beat Rising Sun 6 to 0. Dietrich starred with two two base hits while Fenton also contributed. Kepler and Fenton charged with errors. Sellers struck out 7 times, Kerr 18. Passed balls by Fenton and Baker. Time 1. Umpire Brown.
Meiner's Eagles edged Wiedemann No. 2 in a tight game. Honeybrink starred for Meiner's while Wiedemann No. 2 used two pitchers.
King’s Daughter Tom McDowell’s three year old filly will start in the Queen City Handicap at Latonia next Saturday. Bookies report racing improving with higher class entries and a possible clash between King’s Daughter and Sir Huon, drawing strong betting and fan interest.
Harold Stakes features Tuesday as the opening highlight while Saturday hosts the Queen City Handicap with a guaranteed purse of 12000 dollars drawing the largest crowd of the meeting.
Paris June 10 Spearmint owned by Sir Eustice Loders won the Grand Prix de Paris for a 40000 dollar purse and sweepstakes for three year old colts and fillies at one and seven eighth miles Brise coeur owned by Jean Joubert finished second with Storm owned by R De Mondel third Spearmint previously won the Derby on May 30.
A preliminary meeting in London discussed holding an international horse show in 1907, modeled after annual exhibitions in New York Paris and Brussels, with large plans already under way.
The Von Herkomer automobile race entrants began arriving in Langenfurst Austria today with Prince Henry of Prussia among the visitors. The trip produced an ovation for the prince and several minor accidents were reported among competing cars.
Middletown shut out Springfield 3 to 0 in a fast paced game at Westside Park. Schroder made a standout one handed catch as the local club delivered brilliant, sensational play to secure the win.
The Walnut Hills Superbas defeated the Cincinnati Police in a game noted for brilliant plays. Loudon pitched superbly while Bee of Grate contributed clever plays and solid defense and batting from the Superbas. The score was not provided.
In the match between Memphis and Nashville the final score was 4 to 1. A second listing shows New Orleans defeating Montgomery 9 to 1 with New Orleans credited as Q.
In Central League action Canton shut out Terre Haute 3 to 0 at Terre Haute. Batteries Smith and Weaver for Terre Haute vs Willis and Ostdiek for Canton.
Lincoln 11 Douglass 1 in a one sided game. White pitched well limiting Douglass to three singles as Lincoln batted strongly throughout the contest. The score stood 11 to 1.
Local clubs issue challenges for Sunday play across multiple venues. The Yanigans meet the Emeralds at Bass Island. Columbia Athletes and Hyde Parks invite matches. next Sunday Guy La Rue’s Connersville team to League Park. Ohio Manhattan and El Ricos post results and future engagements. age and position specifics given for several youths and senior teams.
In Lexington June 10 the Picket joins Sir Walter as a top Brooklyn Handicap runner, with Iris. Lad noted for improving Derby era lineage. Adam, F C Bishop’s $60,000 French import, is set for Kentucky stud duties pending trainer Tom Welsh’s assessment.
The Washington Post recalls Dummy Hoy’s enduring baseball legacy as he reappears with an amateur Cincinnati group led by Councilman Jim Keenan and joined by Bug Holiday. Hoy, who began with the Washington Club around 1886, played until 1902, later with Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast League, then retired to a farm near College Hill. He recently stopped to watch Captain Bill Lloyd's Saturday Afternoon Leaguers and expressed a wish to play again, signaling a revival of his old ballgame spirit.
Lexington June 10 Secretary Horace Wilson announced Kentucky Breeders' Association stakes entries closing June 1. A record 544 entries across twelve stakes, with 23 nominators in the Transylvania and notable names like Stokes Maynard Newman and Linde mann among New York backers. A strong field in the Walnut Hall Cup and Kentucky Futurity with many top horses listed and payments totaling substantial purses.
A New York dispatch reports stewards may order a move to walk up starting at the Jockey Club meeting. If adopted, Cassidy could start using the walk up method, proven effective in New Orleans. Trial planned. if it fails, a replacement starter or a co starter may be chosen. Cassidy’s record suggests strong success with this system.
Eastern Jockey Club moves to shut off poolroom betting nationwide. In Kentucky the order to falsify jockey names and race odds to poolrooms has slashed business, leaving Lexington's poolrooms on their last legs with cost of operation outweighing revenue.
Cinderella America's noted brood mare died in Lexington on June 10. She belonged to Dr. J. D. Neet and bred offspring that earned him substantial wealth. Whitney discussed buying her, but Neet replied he would not sell to avoid breaking up his family.
Wisconsin crews struggle to raise funds to travel to the Poughkeepsie regatta. A recent field meet earned $200, and Wisconsin held its first outdoor swimming races on Lake Mendota to aid the oarsmen. A 1 athletic tax is being collected by a committee of 25.
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