Phillies edge Reds with few hits in close game
The Phillies beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a tense contest marked by limited hits and精彩 defense. Hallman drove in two runs with a triple, Barry scored the winning run in the ninth, and Fraser and Phillips pitched well as Cincinnati left eight men on base.
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Chicago Fans See Lead Grow in American League Race
Chicago’s veterans show promise as the team sails toward the AL lead. Charley Comiskey predicted mid June progress, Erve Beck goes hitless, while the Reds cling to slim hopes on the road. J E H Brooklyn was briefly in second, Chicago rose to third by April 24 amid lively crowd cheers for Patsy Donovan and his young club.
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Boston Wins in Ninth on Pass and Two-bagger
Taylor pitched seven innings with no Boston hits until the eighth. Boston tied in the eighth and won in the ninth on a single pass and a two-base hit. Attendance 2,950.
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Fogel Is Fired By Freedman
George Smith named manager and Captain of the Giants after Freedman’s clubhouse address. Freedman criticized players but praised Smith, who is tasked with restoring prestige. Horace Fogel absent, linked to a Cincinnati dispute, remains with the club as a staff agent seeking new players.
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Muncie Shooters' Tourney Concludes at Indiana Meet
The two day Trap shooters League of Indiana event in Muncie finished with Will Kirby of Greenville winning the high average 490. Hugh Clark of Wabash was second 373 and Shepange third 372. D D Goss of Cincinnati placed fourth 370. E H Tripp of Indianapolis won the state individual championship 92 with Dunbar of Peru second 91. Ohio team Kirby and Gross won the team shoot 48.
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Atlas National Bank Ad: Seventh Page Piece of It
An advertisement teaser hints at a limited chance to win a share from Atlas National Bank, directing readers to the seventh page for details and entry steps.
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Wagner and O Connor Jump to St Louis Pirates Stars Move
St Louis reports Hans Wagner shortstop and Jack O Connor catcher from Pittsburg will switch to the St Louis American League club for the rest of the season. Wagner to receive about 4000 dollars and O Connor about 3000 dollars amid prior advances. The players cited disagreements with manager Clark as the motive for the move.
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Chicago takes sixth straight with 3-2 win over Boston
Chicago natives collect multiple early hits to win their sixth in a row, completing a third straight errorless game. Attendance 3 180. Game details list players Strang D'gherty Jones Green Collins and others with final score Chicago 3 Boston 2.
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Lajoie Homers as Philadelphia Beats Cleveland
Philadelphia won the game with hits clustered in the first and ninth innings. Lajoie hit a home run, driving in all three Phila runs. Attendance was 3,149 as Plank and Wright pitched.
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Powell's Home Run Leads St Louis Past Washingtons
Powell hit a second inning homer to give St. Louis a solid lead as the Washingtons could not recover. Town Pan limited St Louis to six hits while Washingtons totaled 18. Attendance 2,015. Powell pitched well and Stat line notes four walks for Powell and two for Townsend.
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Dillon Delivers for Detroit in High-Scoring Victory
Frank Dillon homered not, but hit a three-base drive in the first inning to spark Detroit past Baltimore. Dillon later scored Elberfeld on a single as the home team showed sharp defense led by Dillon and Casey. Attendance was 8,759 with Detroit winning 5 to 2.
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Toledo Falls to Louisville in Pitchers Battle
In Toledo on a rainy June 11, Louisville edged Toledo 2 to 1 in a tight pitchers' duel. O Neal pitched well but slipped slightly, and defensive miscues aided Louisville as about 500 fans watched.
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Baseball News Briefs from the Commercial Tribune Era
Aurora and Greenfield clash as Krebs claim five straight. Cincinnati area teams, managers, and players schedule summer games, with Lawrenceburg challenging Navies and more regional clubs eyeing July 4 to 6 matchups. Details list lines, lineups, and upcoming venues across Cincinnati suburbs and Indiana towns.
Yale Students Set For Interuniversity Boxing in England
Fred A. Wenck of Yale and C. Gerard Dodge of Harvard sail from New York aboard the St. Louis to meet top college boxers in coronation week bouts in England. Wenck is Yale best middleweight, Dodge a heavyweight. plans for five boxers were cut back after faculty and parental protests. R C Dehman, Harvard crew coach, vows to oppose Wenck's boxing trip.
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Scores From City Matches Across Southern League
Little Rock led Birmingham 4 1 at New Orleans 6 New Orleans beat Nash 7. Memphis defeated Chattanooga 4 2. Shreveport lost to Atlanta 1 5.
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Cronin Accepts Baltimore Club Berth After Detroit Release
Detroit pitcher Jack Cronin, released Monday, announced tonight he has accepted terms with the Baltimore club and will sign tomorrow. The move leaves Cronin seeking a new start in the major leagues.
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Terry McGovern to Play Baseball This Sunday
Terry McGovern will make his first appearance on the diamond this season next Sunday when his athletic association's team faces Ridgewoods in Brooklyn. He will play second base with Alec Smith and Willie Deegan as pitcher for the McGovernites.
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Hamilton Driving Club Sets Matinee Races Plan
Hamilton Ohio June 11 The Hamilton Driving Club has arranged matinee races for a week from next Friday and on the Fourth of July A committee led by A F Bickley J Ed H Jones P E Schwab and Max Hemann will solicit funds for a purse for the races on the Fourth.
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Rogers goes to court over Lajoie and Bernhard dispute
Philadelphia National League Club attorney filed for attachments against Somers and players Lajoie and Bernhard for contempt of court. The injunction barred them from playing with any club other than the Philadelphia team this season. Judge Ralston set a rule returnable next Monday.
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Miss Genevieve Haecker Wins First Round Match
New York June 11 No very close matches marked the first round of play for the women's metropolitan golf championship at West Orange New Jersey The present champion Miss Genevieve Haecker faced Mrs F Sanford and won four up with two to play The victory sets a strong early pace for the 18 hole course record by Miss Haecker
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Princeton Uses Whitewash on Harvard Team
Princeton defeated Harvard 7 to 0 in seven innings in Princeton New Jersey. Harvard made three errors that cost runs while Princeton played flawless defense and ran the bases well. About 7 000 spectators attended the game including former President Cleveland. Batteries Stevens and Green for Princeton Clarkson and Kernan for Harvard.
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Connie Mack Offers for Billy Clingman Revealed
Milwaukee June 1 President Quin of the American Association Club reports Connie Mack of the Philadelphia A's has offered to buy Billy Clingman’s release or trade a good player for him but Quin refused to consider either proposition.
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Washington D H loses hard game in Sidney
In Sidney Washington D H fell to the home club after Saltmarsh’s six inning rally. Final score and full innings show a late weakness by Saltmarsh as Washington D H managed a run in the opening and another in the sixth. Putnam pitched for Washington D H with one strikeout. Saltmarsh faced eight batters.
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Giants Change Manager As Freedman Fires Fogel
In New York the club drafts Second Baseman Smith as manager and captain after President Freedman summoned players and criticized Fogel. The move suggests more upheaval as Freedman’s meddling continues, while Smith’s inexperience may hinder the squad.
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