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12 Jun 1908

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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1908

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6

Doves Stop Reds Victorious March

Southpaw Billy delivers strong fielding and late bunting while Boukes shines briefly. Campbell suffers late innings as Doves end Reds march with star fielding and solid pitching from fielding standout.

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Baseball score roundup from yesterday’s NL and AL games

National League results include Boston defeating Cincinnati 6 to 1, Philadelphia 3 over St Louis, Chicago 2 over Brooklyn, Pittsburgh 5 over New York. American League scores show Chicago 7 over Philadelphia, St Louis 6 over Cleveland, Boston 0, Detroit 3 over New York L.

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Baseball standings and league tables fragment

National League and American League club records shown with wins losses and winning percentages. Lists include Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Cleveland New York Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn Washington and others plus American Association teams Grand Rapids Dayton South Bend Evansville Zanesville Milwaukee Terre Haute Ft Wayne Kansas City Wheeling and more.

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W.l.pe W.L.P Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Tsburg Cleveland Philadelphia New York York Sevcess Louis Boston Brooklyn Washington American Ass’n Ae Central Roger L.pe Grand Rapids Dayton South Bend Evansville Zanesville Milwaukee Terre Haute Kansas City Ft. Wayne Paul Wheeling
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Schedule of Major League Baseball Games Listed

Cincinnati plays Boston while Chicago faces Brooklyn and Pittsburgh meets New York. St. Louis travels to Philadelphia for the listed double header style matchups.

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Red Sox Stop Reds in East Tilt 5 to 1 at Boston

Joe Kelley’s aggregation handed Cincinnati a 5 to 1 defeat halting their East Coast road trip. Campbell pitched well early for Boston while Bouktes toed the mound for the Reds as infield plays and miscues shaped the decisive eighth and ninth innings.

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Boston Joe Kelley Cincinnati Climbers Reds Jake Bouktes Campbell
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BUNTS AND BINGLES. Reds Fall To Doves In Boston Showdown

The Reds lose to the Doves five runs after Campbell held them to seven innings. Boston staged a late rally in the seventh and eighth aided by two errors. Dr. Andrew Coakley is slated to start for Cincinnati tomorrow as the Reds head toward New York.

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Doves Campbell Oon
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Phillies edge St Louis as Corridon pitches first full game

Philadelphia gains a 3 1 victory over St Louis aided by the visitors errors. Corridon worked his first full game of the season, scattering hits and securing the win. In Pittsburgh, New York falls 5 2 as misplays and a Bridwell wild throw aid the Pirates. Wag ner homered for Pittsburgh.

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Philadelphia St. Louis Corridon Pittsburgh New York Bridwell Mathewson Doyle Pittsburg Wagner
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Chicago 11-Inning Win Over Brooklyn Highlights Tight Game

Chicago edged Brooklyn in eleven innings while Indianapolis routed St. Paul 10 to 2. Chicago earned the win as Evers and Chance had key at bats, with Bush delivering a home run for Brooklyn and Williams contributing for Chicago in a high effort game.

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Chicago Brooklyn Indianapolis St. Paul Ind Chigo Br’klyn Sae Evers Burch Hoffman Ol Geyer Steinfeldt OfJordan Cook Nee Slagle O Sheehan Mayéen B. Meyers Liv’gston Cea Williams Noonan Hopke Ort Eyer Wesey
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Unclear.play-by-play baseball snippet with faulty OCR

Game fragment lists players and events with many garbled names. Recounts innings pitched by Wilson and Halla, hit by pitch Smith, and bases on balls by Halla Wilson Adams Patterson. Louisville left six, Minneapolis nine. Time two hours, umpire Hayes.

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Columbah Kansas City Wood Raidy James Taylor Beckley Kihm Carlisle Sullivan Cross Congalton Nan Os Tintin Brandon Kruger Friel Geyer Brashear Hallman Owens Speteen Schulte Tinker Steinfeldt Indianapolis Paul Durham Miller Coulter Carr Noonan Hayden Bush Williams Cook Hooker J. Meyers Kerin Fice Quiliin Inlan Filene Clark Ith T Rees Stanley Wilson Oyler Adams Patterson Halla Smith Louisville Minneapolis Hayes Cleveland Boston Hickman Ungland J. Clarke Hinchman Morgan Thoney Lajoie O’ Loughlin Quinlan O'Clark Baughtin Block Patson Puttmann
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Chicago 7 Philadelphia 0 in Chicago today

Smith pitched superbly as Chicago shut out Philadelphia 7 to 0. Chicago capitalized on visitor misplays and timely hitting in a two hour game, with Dougherty Jones and Tannehill contributing multiple hits and runs.

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Chicago Philadelphia Smith
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Cleveland shuts out Boston as Check dominates on mound

Cleveland defeats Boston 2 to 0 in a pitching duel as Check limits the visitors despite shoddy defense. Morgan struggles with control, issuing seven walks and unsteady command. Key hits include J Clarke with a three-base blow for Boston and strong defensive plays from Cleveland in the late innings.

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Cleveland Boston Morgan
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St. Louis Triumphs Over Washington 6-3 in Third Straight Win

St. Louis defeated Washington 6 to 3 to clinch their third straight win. The Cardinals exploded in the fourth inning by solving Johnson’s delivery and scoring five runs before he was relieved by Falkenberg. Delahanty and Jones had two-base hits, and Powell pitched six innings to gain the win.

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ST. Louis Washington Today Johnson Falkenberg St. L. Ab.h.o.a.e Wash. Ab.h.o.a.e. Stone Milan Hoffman Ganley Williams Delahanty Wallace Clymer c.Jones Altizer Jones Warner Ferris Freeman Stephens Graham Keeley C. Jones Powell Waddell Washington Hurst and Evans
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Detroit Beats Yankees 3-1 as Hits Fall in Key Moments

Detroit won 3 to 1 over New York as Willett and Chesbro pitched well but Detroit struck at crucial times and got better support from the bullpen. Griffith and Elberfeld were benched by the umpire, shaping the late game's momentum.

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Detroit New York Willett Chesbro Griffith Elberfeld
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Minneapolis tops Louisville in late finishing baseball game

Timely batting and costly Louisville errors decide the finale of the series as Minneapolis defeats Louisville 9 to 4. Notable players Haila and Wilson were hit hard while Louisville pitchers faced heavy damage in a high-scoring contest.

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Minneapolis Louisville Haila Wilson
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Toledo Wins As Armbruster Leads Milwaukee Slugfest

Armbruster and Kutina hit two base hits each while Hopkins and Kutina homer gave Milwaukee a 13 run effort. Toledo counters with timely hits and solid defense, but Milwaukee prevail in a high scoring game with final totals showing Milwaukee ahead 32 to 29.

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Toledo H.O.A McCor’k McCarthy Wisser Lister Brown Gillen Sehberg
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Evansville Beats Wheeling 7-2 in Central League Game

Evansville scored seven runs in three innings to defeat Wheeling 7 to 2 at home. The local nine backed pitcher Holycross, who worked three innings to wipe out Wheeling’s early lead, while Ferrias Grefe Rogers and Huston combined in the battery for Evansville.

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Evansville Wheeling Ind Holycross R.H.E Ferrias Grefe Holye Rogers and Huston
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Terre Haute blanks Zanesville 3 0 in baseball clash

Terre Haute scored three runs on hits and errors while holding Zanesville to four scattered hits in today’s game. Batteries were Schrieber and Williams for Terre Haute and Watt and driver for Zanesville.

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Terre Haute Zanesville R.H.E. Terre Haute Schrieber and Williams Watt Driver
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Ft Wayne Falls to Grand Rapids 2 1 in Slim Pitcher Duel

Ft Wayne could not hit Dammann today and lost 2 to 1. Grand Rapids scored single runs in the third, fifth and ninth innings while Ft Wayne failed to capitalize on early chances. Muldowney and K Kelley paired with Dammann and Breen in a low scoring Midwest baseball clash.

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Grand Rapids Ft. Wayne Dammann R.hle Muldowney K. Kelley Dammann and Breen
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Dayton Beats South Bend 3-1 in Uneven Scoring Affair

Dayton and South Bend produced a low scoring game with Dayton tallying three runs on scattered hits. Rowen and Richardson pitched for Dayton with Alberts and Burke behind.

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Dayton, O Dayton H.E. Dayton South Bend Rowan and Richardson Alberts and Burke
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Brighton Wins Slugfest Over Vine Clifton 20 to 9

Brighton defeats Vine and Clifton 20 to 9 in a hard fought game. Feldman, McCloy, and Robertson lead with strong hits. Fredericks and Sauer combine for pitching. Weekend league action includes detailed line scores and umpires Nester and Sternberg.

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Brighton Vine-Clifton Vine Clifton
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Belmont Responds To NY Anti-Gambling Bills

Au gust Belmont chairman of the Jockey Club spoke after New York lawmakers passed anti racing measures. He said racing associations will run seasons with remaining features but wagering prohibition could damage horse racing and cut jobs while crippling thoroughbred breeding in the United States.

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London New York August Belmont Jockey Club O. H. P. Belmont United States Haggin James B. Haggin New York State James R. Keene Colin and Celt Sheepshead Bay Brighton Beach Saratoga
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Gravesend Entries for Five Races Handicap and Stakes

A partial list of entries for Gravesend races includes Handicaps for two year olds at five furlongs with Preceptor leading at 126 pounds and Uncle Jim 123, Steeplechase for four year olds and up about 24 miles with Jimmy Lane at 143, Hanover Stakes for two year olds at five furlongs led by Marsebe 109, and an all ages handicap at 1 and a half miles with Frank Gill 126. Subsequent three year olds contest six furlongs with Queen Marguerite and Triumph at 101, Maiden three year olds and up over 11 sixteenths with Fascinator 112, Rampage 112 and others listed.

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Marsebe Armiak Morr King High Range Prundent Aniri Etheriar Sir John Wamboro Nervene Paradise Queen Hanandicap Frank Gill McCarter Judge Big Chief Jubile Gretna Green Don Creole Ellisdale Queen Marguerite Triumph Besame John Morris Citizen Octob Ida D Fascinator Rampage Ontank Far
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Senator Foelker in Distress Pushes Ending of Key Vote

The New York Senate faced a dramatic scene as Senator Foelker, gravely ill, was carried into the chamber to vote on amendments. He declared a vote of no and then weakened, his action decisive as the amendments were defeated and the bills moved to final passage.

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Reds Dahlen Lobert Ganzel Beaumont McLean Foelker Senate Chamber Clyn Grady Senator Foelker Hughes Senate Charles BE Hughes Wallace
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New York passes anti race track gambling bills in 1908

Albany reports Governor Hughes signs Chapters 506 507 turning gambling on track racing into a misdemeanor and increasing penalties. Senator Foelker hospital bound travels to vote. Senator Wallace supports the measure as racing faces potential shutdowns and early meetings at Gravesend Sheepshead Bay Saratoga amid widespread turf concern.

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State Racing Commission New York Albany Senate Hughes Foelker Gravesend Sheepshead Bay Saratoga Wallace Supreme Court Turfutes Philip Dwyer Aqueduct Schuyler Parsons William K. Vanderbilt Coney Island Jockey Club
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Madden and Dwyer Clash Over Race Pill Bills

Gravesend breeder J. E. Madden defends race pill bills as beneficial to racing and the turf. Gravesend track owner P. J. Dwyer calls the bills the hardest blow to legitimate racing, yet notes he believes racing will continue and that results will unfold in time.

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Gravesend N. Y J. E. Madden P. J. Dwyer
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Latonia Crowd Reacts as New York Antigambling Bills Pass

News from Latonia notes the New York Legislature approving antigambling measures and racing fans weigh its impact. H Flippen jokes about returning to sweet potato farming while Col Milton Young, racing commissioner, calls it a relief for friends in the horse business. James Griffin cautions that the bills are political and unlikely to end turf troubles.

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Friends of Racing New York State New York Buffalo Kenilworth Rome Respess Respess Latonia Kentucky Empire State H. Flippen Virginia Milton Young State Racing Commission Colonel Young United States James Griffin Hughes
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Melisande Wins Clover Stakes at Gravesend

Melisande won the Clover Stakes at Gravesend New York in five furlongs at 1 to 3, counterpane second and Lady Hubbard third. Alfar captured the Greater New York Steeplechase. First race saw Intervene win for two year olds, second race the steeplechase winner Alfar, third race Melisande, fourth Running Water, fifth The Wrestler, sixth Dreamer led sprint.

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Gravesend N. Y Dugan Musgrave Toll Box Taboo Elmer -Boy Bonnie Kelso Helen Chester Copper Princess Console O. U. Kid New York Alfar Henderson Kara Stone Sanctus Dupee Melisande Notter Counterpane Lagy Hubbard J. Lee Lady Selina Sentious Flighty Mauviette Anna Inwaley Gania Hammerless McCarthy Moonshine Shreve Cressina Miss Crawford Zienap Druid Miss Norfolk Flavigny Gun Cotton Wrestler Sweet Black Oak Demand Notasulga Gold Lady
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Queen City Driving Club Opens Season With Matinee

The Queen City Driving Club inaugurates the season with a matinee on Saturday June 13 at 1 30 p m at the Hamilton County Fair Grounds Carthage. Four races plus music and refreshments offered with free admission and open to all. The club plans fifteen matinees this season and a potential three days meeting later, inviting members and nonmembers to attend.

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Queen City Horse Aggregation Queen City Driving Club Hamilton County Fair Carthage
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Scores From Coached Lineup Night Across Cities

Baseball results show Nashville defeating Little Rock 8 2 at Nashville. Atlanta beat New Orleans 3 to 8. Birmingham shutout Memphis 9 to 0. Mobile defeated Montgomery 3 to 0 in darkness after six innings.

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Nashville Little Rock Atlanta New Orleans Birmingham Memphis Mobile Montgomery
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Bell the Cat wins Kentucky Steeplechase at Latonia

Bell the Cat captured the Kentucky Steeplechase Stake at Latonia, a close finish with Woodside and McIlvain within a half length. The 1210 dollar purse went to the winner as Harlequin faded after the first jump and La Vesta dropped early.

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