Reds Edge Phillies In Seventh Inning Rally At Redland Field
John Greenleaf Niehaus delivered a decisive seventh inning hit as the Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 2 at Redland Field. Rube Benton started and finished for Cincinnati, Mitchell pitched well for Philadelphia, with critical misplays by Schultz aiding the Reds. Attendance 2,558 as the Hendricks cohort extended a six game win streak and eyed upcoming Dodgers and Giants series.
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Bob Hall
Reds
Redland Field
Philadelphia
John Greenleaf Whittiers
Hendricks
Redland
Terra-Firma
Rube Benton
Wim and
Wigor
Rube
Seth Thomas
Nary
Fletcher
Clarence Algernon Mitchell
Schultz
Niehaus
Phil
Caveney
Phils
Clarence Algernon
Beatrice
Mitch
Renton
Hughie Critz
Michellian Bender
Henline
Hughie
Bressier
Walker
Dodgers
Giants
Phils End Four Game Series With Reds This Afternoon
The Phillies close their four game set against Cincinnati with a 3 PM contest. Pete Donohue starts for Philadelphia hoping to sweep the series as Cincinnati seeks to extend a seven game winning streak. The game was tightly played in 1 hour 34 minutes with Hugh Critz making a sensational fielding play on a liner in the seventh.
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Phils
Reds
Pete Donohue
Phil Platter
Burns Demonstrates Circus Style in Mile Race
Burns showcased a circus like move by running a mile and grabbing Bressler's long fly in the sixth. The description highlights his agile performance and a notable clash with Bressler during the event.
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Burns
Bressler
Bressler Caps Long Redland Field Hit in Fourth
Bressler belted a fourth inning two-bagger at Redland Field, a savage line drive that struck high on the right sign near the scoreboard and bounced back into play.
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Bressler
Redland Field
Old Timers to Attend Reds Golden Jubilee Parade Friday
Ollie Beard and Algy McBride announce their intention to attend the Golden Jubilee on Friday. Assistant Marshal John Reilly orders former Reds to report at 1 p m at Twelfth and Walnut for the Old Red Guard of Honor parade. conveyances will be provided.
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Scout Parade to Honor National Baseball Jubilee in Cincinnati
Scout Executive Arthur E. Roberts orders Cincinnati Boy Scouts to mobilize June 12 at 1 15 p m in uniform on Walnut Street for a Golden Jubilee parade. The group will march to the ball park for a Reds vs Brooklyns game and free admission for participating scouts.
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Brooklyns
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Braves Beat Pirates 6–4 In Timely Hitters Rally
Boston bats timely against three Pittsburgh pitchers to win the third game of the series 6 to 4. Traynor homered with two on for Pittsburgh as Moore injures a leg and is replaced by Rawlings. Morrison pitched two innings for Boston with Smith and Sheehan handling relays.
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Moore
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H.O.A. Felix
Carey
Marriott
Burrus
Cuyler
Gibson
Barnhart
Harris
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Sweeney
O'Day
Pfirman
Fountain Square Handicap at Latonia
Weather clear and track fast as FE. B. McLean's colt won the Fountain Square Handicap for three-year-olds and up at Latonia. Gold Bug led early, Nassau pressed, but FE. B. McLean’s horse held on for the wire while Nassau beat Sweep Park for second. Guest of Honor tired late. King Gorin II scratched.
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Senators Beat Tigers 11 7 In Washington Opener
The Senators pounded three Detroit pitchers for 17 hits and won game one of the series 11 to 7. Cobb and Lee hit home runs off Coveleskie in the sixth as Detroit rallied for four runs. Marberry finished strong for Washington.
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C. Tavener
McNally
Woodall
Adams
Leonard
Coveleskie
Holloway
Marberry
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Ruether
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Coveleskié
O’rourke
Wingo
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Goslin
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Cole
Covéleskie
Cobby Coveleskie
Léonard
Nallin
Rowland
Owens
Cardinals Dominate Dodgers 11-2 in St Louis
In St Louis on June 10 the Cardinals sweep past the Brooklyn Robins 11 to 2. Hornsby belts his 16th homer of the season driving in two as Rogers Hornsby lifts the team into undisputed NL lead. Ehrhardt takes the loss after a string of five straight wins as Brooklyn struggles with eight runs in the fifth.
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Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
Eixteenth
Gamtna
Ehrhardt
Rown
Plack
Loftus
Bell
Tock
Taylor
Rhem
H’greaves
Ehrha Hubbell
Giants Win Third Game 6-3 Over Cubs In Cold Chicago
Wayland Dean held the Cubs to eight hits as the Giants bested Chicago 6 to 3. Fans shivered in Lake Michigan winds while New York built a lead with timely hitting and solid defense.
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Wayland Dean
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Giants
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Young
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Freigau
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Blake
Heathcote
Jacobs
Pareesby Coe
New York
Pittinger
Terry
Jacobson
Meusel
Fréigau
Gonzales
Moran and Wilson
Pinch Hitters Give Athletics 9-8 Win
In Philadelphia Connie Mack rallied with two pinch hits a sacrifice and three straight hits in the ninth to beat Chicago 9 to 8. Earl Sheely homered in the seventh with one on base as Philadelphia rallied from a deficit.
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Earl Sheely
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Mostil
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Collins
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Sheely
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St. Louis Bright at Boston in First Game 15 8
St. Louis bats explode for 15 runs, aided by seven Boston errors as Jacobson slams a homer and posts strong outfield defense. Wingard handles mound duties, Ruffing hits, and several misplays fuel the slugfest in Boston.
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Jacobson
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Francis
McManus
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McGowan, Connolly and Geisel
Yankees Rally Past Indians 6 5 In Tenth In New York
New York defeats Cleveland 6 to 5 in ten innings as Meusel drives in the decisive run after a Wanninger triple and Combs double. Five homers were hit in the game including Ernie Johnson tying the score in the ninth. Bob Shawkey received a new automobile before the game.
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Wanninger
Combs
Rut
Meusel
Ernie Johnson
Bob Shawkey
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Lutzke
Karr
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Twaite
J. Sewell
Waentainer Aon Penns
Gehrig
Myatt
McNulty
E. Joh Jamieson
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Jones
Paeane
Meee
Izerpanon
Buckite
Ason
Ferguson
National League yesterday results list by scores
Results of yesterday's games show Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2 Boston 6 Pittsburgh 4 New York 5 Brooklyn 3 St Louis 11 Brooklyn 2. American League includes Kansas City 11 Columbus 5 Minneapolis 8 Indianapolis 7 and Philadelphia 9 Chicago 8 St Louis 15 Boston 8 New York 6 Cleveland 5 Washington 11 Detroit 7 Association Louisville 7 St Paul 1 Toledo 4 Milwaukee 0.
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St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
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Minneapolis
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Association
Louisville
Milwaukee
American Association
Schedule of Major League Baseball Intercity Matches
Philadelphia faces Cincinnati and Brooklyn battles St. Louis in key early season games. New York meets Chicago while Boston plays Pittsburgh. Minneapolis travels to Indianapolis and Milwaukee visits Toledo for a set of regional shows.
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Churchill Clothes Shop
East Fourth St
Nat’! Bank
Dave Lee
John H. Budde
Unclear OCR Record of Baseball Game Details
Fragmentary score line shows teams Buffalo and Reading with innings and players like Hyman McCarty and Smith. Readable pieces mention Batteries Hallahan and Neilergall Swaney Linn and a twelve inning frame. Geographic or date context not discernible.
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Hallahan
Neilergall
Swaney and Linn
H. E. Buffalo
Park
Hyman An Ahd McCarty, Smith
Tilden Cleared to Play Davis Cup This Summer
William Tilden II has been released from a contract clause requiring him to report national championships, making him available for Davis Cup and national events. The USLTA confirmed the player writer rule allows him to participate without using his title or detailing matches he plays in. Edwards Moss said Tilden will receive first consideration for the American team defending the Davis Cup in September.
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William T. Tilden Ir
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Tildéh
America
Vincent Richards
Richards
Tilden
Edward B. Moss
Athletic Situation in Our Colleges Far From the Ideal
Cambridge today reports major progress in collegiate athletics but finds the ideal unattained. A committee led by Prof. Moran urges vigorous public opinion from students alumni and business professionals, and calls for balancing amateurism with enforcement through consensus rather than force.
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Cambridge
Mass
American Association of University Professors
T. F. Moran
Purdue
Four Craft Take Off In Longest Yacht Race
The San Francisco to Papeete yacht race started at 4 p.m. from the Golden Gate with four local schooners leading the field. The crews expect about twenty days to finish, roughly twice the usual steamer schedule.
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Papeete
Golden Gate
Tahiti
Bloomington Defeats Peoria in Three-Eye League Tilt
In a Three-Eye League card match Bloomington upset Peoria 11 to 7 while Springfield beat Quincy 6 to 5. Danaville edged Terre Haute 4 to 2 and Decatur played Evansville to a 3 to 3 draw with Danaville and Terre Haute also posting a 4 to 3 result in another listed game.
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Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Danaville
Terre Haute
Springfield
Quincy
Scores From Southland Tonight In Association Matches
Southern Association results show New Orleans defeating Little Rock 2 to 0 while Mobile beat Memphis 5 to 4 and 4 to 1 in a double scoreline. Nashville edged Atlanta 4 to 6. Chattanooga defeated Birmingham 4 to 3.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Birmingham
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