Reds Surprised 'Em as 24 Hits Beat Phillies
In yesterday's baseball results Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 13 to 8 while Brooklyn 8 Pittsburg 7 New York 8 St Louis 0 and Boston 4 Chicago 3 also played. The game featured strong hitting by Reds hitters and notable pitching by Doctor Newton who kept the Phillies down despite a rough start from Phillips.
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Reds Slug Phillies In Warmer Farewell At Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 11 the Reds defeated the Phillies in a high scoring game before 8 000 fans. Cincinnati pounded Orth for twelve hits in five innings, with Beckley six hits and Barrett three, while McBride and Delehanty led the Reds offense with timely singles and a home run. The Phillies slugged five hits off Newton in two and third, but the visitors kept the pressure, scoring in every frame from the third through the eighth to seal a decisive win.
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Reds Delegates Return Hopeful On Players Union
Corcoran Irwin and Phillips return to Philadelphia from New York with optimism about the players union. They describe a level headed meeting, no threats to employers, and a plan to protect players while working harmoniously with owners. Officers yet unnamed, committees to organize, Cincinnati team expected to join, and no outside alliance seen.
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Latonia Race Summary Highlights Multiple Scratches
At Latonia, three-year-olds and up contested six furlongs with tight photos and odds. Nitrate led early then held off Xanthos, Problem out, Nesse Morris 2 to 1, while Noon 8 to 5 and Zeni out paced Noon day. Mound City led a six furlong claiming underlay, with Gamin 4 to 1 and Seakatuck close, but Sakatuck swerved late, Fair Deceiver pulled up, and Ned faded after the start.
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Reds decline of deals and player moves in Philadelphia
The Reds’ front office discussed arbitration friendly labor terms and kept players eligible for all professional ranks. Accorsini and Beckley connections surfaced, while Acorsini and Elmira’s exit left the Reds short on catchers. A heated game featured Crawford caught at third on Cross’s long fly, Wolverton injured, and Newton delivering a strong two run effort for Philadelphia.
Reds Show Marked Improvement In Recent Games
The Reds have won four of their last five, pleasing local patrons who eye the pennant race. Allen's Paulding-led aggregation seems to have found its gait, signaling potential late season impact.
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Reds Poised for Rally After Slim Losses in East
The Reds eye a late-season push as they face Brooklyn for a three game set, then eight away games before returning home. Doc Newton shines on the trip with improved form, while Allen still trusts Newton to anchor wins as he develops control and a strong arm for potential pairing with Ed Scott.
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Quinn Released by St. Louis to Favor Younger Players
Joe Quinn, veteran second baseman, has been released by the St. Louis club now with the team in the East. The move is seen as boosting the club by allowing Dillard and Keister to improve without Quinn ready to fill their spots. Reports on McGraw’s injury suggest a quick return, while Young and Powell departed New York for St. Louis after injuries.
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Cuppy Outs Garvin In Boston Victory
Boston wins an interesting game as Cuppy holds Chicago to seven innings. Garvin struggles after six, with key hits from Long and Clingman fueling a late scoring burst. Final score shows Boston ahead while Chicago fails to capitalize in the late innings.
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Struck Out By Cuppy Three Passed Ball Chance
Summary notes a baseball game time of two hours and thirty minutes with umpire Hurst. Garviri. struck out by Cuppy three. passed ball noted.
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Kennedy’s Fine Game Helps Brooklyn Offense in Loss
New York June 11 Kennedy pitched another strong game for the Brooklyns but fielding errors by Dahlen cost them as Pittsburg wins. Kelley sparked Pittsburg with a long homer while Waddell struggled in the fifth. Crosby notes Washington Park crowds and a strong outing by Kennedy despite the defeat.
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Mercer Shuts Out St Louis In New York Debacle
Mercer pitched his first full game of the season at the Polo Grounds allowing five hits as New York beat St Louis 9 to 3. St Louis injuries hampered by McGraw’s swollen ankle kept the lineup struggling while New York capitalized on six hits and a Keister wild throw in the third inning for a decisive victory.
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Brooklyn Club backs players self protection urge
NEW YORK June 11 Brooklyn management records support protective association of professional ballplayers formed yesterday. President Hobbits said he would be glad if players benefit themselves and stressed the club has treated its men well. He urged players to shorten games by showing more snap, ginger, noting slow movements prolong contests this season.
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Milwaukee Wins Opener Behind Reidy's Sharp Pitching
Milwaukee defeats Indianapolis 6 to 2 as Reidy excels in critical moments. Anderson provides heavy hitting for the Brewers while Waldrond and Heydon contribute offense. Game features strong defense, timely runs, and 1,200 in attendance at Milwaukee.
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Mc Kenna Shuts Down Kansas City in Tight Win
Kansas City scoreless until late as McKenna surrenders seven hits and two runs. Cleveland errors costly, Lee hit hard but field support weak. Attendance six hundred. Keith Hemphill triple and O’Brien two base hits spark KC while CLEVELAND’s Hemphill, Pickering, and Crisham contribute in a pitchers’ duel.
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Chicago Wins Hard Fought Eighth Inning Victory
Chicago defeats Detroit in a tight game with Hoy leading fielding and timely hits. Attendance 1,000. Detroit scoring limited to early and late innings as Cronin and Patterson held the line. Stalwarts like McFarland and Dillon contributed, while Patterson and Cronin combined for a strong pitching duel.
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Ehret Outpitched Him and the Millers Beat Buffalo
In Minneapolis on June 11 the Millers defeated Buffalo in a slugging game. Amole pitched for Buffalo and was hit hard, especially in the sixth inning when three singles and a two-base error by Nance contributed to the scoring. The Buffalo offense struggled while Minneapolis produced timely hits.
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Minnepsolis and Buffalo Basemen Face Off In Hectic Tilt
In a lively game, Ehret struggled at times while Andrews contributed several runs. The box shows Minneapolis 9 Buffalo 4 with key moments and fielding notes. Attendance reached 1,500 as Dixon and Hallman sparked offense, and Amole held firm on the mound for Buffalo.
Reduction to Four Clubs Failed Be cause Managers Couldn't Agree
The Indiana State Baseball League was disbanded at a meeting in Anderson Indiana after Elwood failed to secure support and Muncie quit due to finances. Only Anderson Marion Kokomo and Wabash paid, but a division of receipts could not be agreed, forcing a four club league to dissolve with players released and seeking new teams.
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Black Tourists and Sycamore Battle in Close Game
In Upper Sandusky Ohio on June 11 the Black Tourists of Columbus faced Sycamore in a tight matchup. The Tourists edged out the hosts by a narrow margin with a final score not specified.
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Triple play highlights Avondale Gym game on May 26
In Avondale Gym on May 26 Johnson Leverone and Schaff turned a sharp triple play with a runner on first and third. Johnson fielded a sharply hit ball and threw to second and then to first to retire two runners. The same game featured Bass pitching four balls for two outs on a bunt and fly. The Olympias swept Columbia grounds later that day, while Emblems beat Gardners 80 to 27 and Auburn Blues beat Maples 20 to 11 at Macke’s Park. Avons edged Harwood 10 to 9 with strong pitching from Schomburg and solid defense. Chester Reserves lost 10 to 6 on Indianapolis trip, Campbell excelling for Chesters posting steady defense and preventing big hits.
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Hughes High School Clinches Interscholastic Relay Victory
Hughes High School dominated the Interscholastic Field Meet at the Gymnasium grounds winning the finals and setting a new mile record of 3:49.8 by Wyler Heintz Brown and Page. St Xavier and Walnut Hills followed, final score Hughes 55 Walnut Hills 39 Woodward 19 St Xavier 17, with Hughes claiming the silver challenge cup.
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Lima Sets July Match Race With Patchen Gentry Purses
J C Linneman a leading Lima financier guaranteed a 2500 purse for a Fourth of July match race between Joe Patchen and John R Gentry. A large celebration is planned with baseball tennis golf and a gun club shoot, plus a twenty mile road race and a 500 fireworks display on the square and at McCulloughs Lake.
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Paris Chess Masters tourney rounds conclude with results
In Paris at 16 Boulevard Montmartre the thirteenth round of the International Chess Masters’ tourney began. After adjournments Lasker defeated Mortimer, Janowski defeated Sterling, and Marshall led Rosen. Final results: Marshall beat Rosen, Mieses and Schlechter drew, Showalter lost to Marco, Burn beat Sages bearer, Mason defeated Brody, Maroczy drew.
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Women’s Metropolitan Golf Tourney Opens At Morris County
New York June 11 The first annual championship tournament of the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association began at Morris County Golf Club with 18 hole qualifying rounds. Miss Maud K Wetmore defeated Miss Beat Hoyt 102 to 103 in the preliminary. Current champion Miss Underhill beat Miss Shears 114 to 115.
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Anderson man challenges King in Chicago match in June
Anderson Indiana June 11 Elmer Wood, challenged by R E Sanders of Cincinnati, manager of James King of Chicago, has posted 60 to back the bout. He signed the articles and sent them to Cincinnati for King's signature. The match will take place in this city within the next month.
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Latonia race day wrecks and Derby Oaks hints
A busy Latonia program ends with Jockey Berman's broken left leg after a post start mishap on Lord Eberlee. Suave, Match Box and Lake Fonso figure in early races as several disqualifications occur. Nettie Regent dominates the Oaks contenders, while Kentucky Farmer and others struggle to pose a Derby threat.
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Harold Stakes at Latonia Promises Open Two Year-Old Field
Secretary Ed Hopper set an attractive Latonia program centered on the Harold Stakes with ten two year olds in contention. Carded starters include King Lief Kolheim Pacquelin Longfio and others, noting no standout locally though King Lief has shown fast work. The rest of the card also appeals though yesterday’s program was marred by accidents and delays due to an unruly starter and two runaways. Jockey Michaels was suspended a week for fouling and for causing near-accidents while injuries sidelined jockey Berman after a fall.
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Poor Race Card at Harlem In Chicago
Harlem race meet today drew light attendance with one race cancelled due to Fly-by-Night illness and Penny’s sudden sickness. H. T. Griffin won the second race with Woodstock and Albert Simons captured the fifth with Luciana as the day’s racing offered two close finishes and a tight final photo finish among the firethree contenders.
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Local Horse Races At St Louis Fair Grounds Note Upsets
Small fields showed sharp improvement in the St Louis Fair Grounds program. Apprentices rode fewer mounts, while Lee King placed third after a late surge as Loiterer led the stretch. School Girl, favorite in the first, won easily over Klondike Queen. Yellow Tail faded in the third. Hi Necker captured the fourth, and Isobel, the even money choice, overtook Miss Zara at the stretch.
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