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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
8
Thielman kept up a steady pace never in danger of losing his game as Cincinnati routed Pee 3 to 12. Other results: Boston 3 over Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 5 over Brooklyn 0, New York 6 over St. Louis.
The Cincinnati Reds known as the Red Mystery trounced the Phillies in Philadelphia. Voorhees struggled allowing three hits and three runs as Iberg and Thielman shut down the home club after a rough fifth inning. Barry’s late homer gave some hope before the Reds sealed the win with a big ninth.
The column covers batter stance rules, St. Louis park start times, Ban Johnson's praise of Cleveland, Kegre Jennings joining Philadelphia, and Rhody Wallace setting shortstop chances records at Sportsman's Park with the Beaneaters and Browns.
Atlas National Bank advertises a prize pool of 34000 dollars with 1490 chances to win. Readers are instructed to consult the seventh page for details on participation and terms.
Pittsburg pitcher Newton blanked Brooklyn as Pittsburg won 5 to 0 before 5,500 at Washington Park. Clarke, Leach and Bransfield stood out with multiple hits and three base thefts. Errors favored Pittsburg with four Brooklyn errors leading to runs.
New York defeated St. Louis 6 to 1 at the Polo Grounds with strong defense and errorless play. Attendance 3,900. notable two-base hits by Farrell and Hendricks and a double play Bean Smith and Doyle.
A notice states a prize pool of 84000 dollars at Atlas National Bank with 3490 chances to win. Read guidance on page seven for details.
Chicago defeats Boston 5 to 2 as Winters struggles for Boston and Callahan holds Chicago in early innings. McFarland leads Boston with a two base and a three base hit while Collins and McFarland pace Chicago with key hits. Final totals show Chicago with 7 runs, 8 hits, Boston 2 runs, 5 hits. Time 1 hour. Umpire Carruthers.
Washington scored three in the ninth to defeat St. Louis after two outs. Sudhoff lasted three innings while Harper received notice of an indefinite suspension for conduct toward umpire Carruthers in Baltimore last week. Attendance was 1,986 with notable hits by Carey McCormick Burkett and Delehanty.
In Detroit on June 12 Baltimore won as six runs came in after a shaky second inning. Umpire Sheridan drew protests from the crowd. The game ended in the eighth due to darkness, with attendance listed at 2,729. Detroit and Baltimore each had notable miscues and hits in a tightly contested affair.
In Cleveland, June 12, Fultz's error and Bradley's seventh inning RBI single keys a 1 run victory over Philadelphia. Lajoie fails to get a hit for the first time this season while attendance reaches 2,991.
Special Despatch reports New York June 12 that baseball star Roaring Bill Kennedy’s illness has taken a serious turn with pneumonia and doctors fear for his life. He has been bedridden nearly two weeks and lung tapping is now required due to fluid buildup. The pitcher caught a cold on a West coast trip with the New Yorks weeks ago.
A notice outlines a lottery style opportunity offering $34 000 in Atlas National Bank funds with 1 490 chances to win a share. The fragment hints at a banking promotion or raffle and invites participation.
Chicago June 12 Special Despatch Hart says the American League still operates under disputed terms and he may sue. He claims damages for lost players under a contract he asserts remains unfulfilled, including Hartsel and Isbell cases, noting past refusals and potential further suits by Frank Robison.
Toledo wins 3-2 over Indianapolis in a ninth inning comeback aided by Indianapolis fielding errors. Attendance 935. Kellum pitched for Indianapolis with 4 strikeouts. Mott started for Toledo and worked 6 1 3 innings. Multiple players contributed, including Coggswell and Burns for Toledo and Hegriever and Fox for Indianapolis.
Louisville defeated Columbus 10 to 4 at Louisville. Attendance was 3,115. Flaherty pitched for Louisville with Vassbinder in relief. Columbus struggled with fielding after the third inning. Notable hits included Clymer Ganzel Tannehill and Spies for Louisville and Flournoy Evans Nattress for Columbus.
A heavy thunderstorm stopped the Milwaukee and Minneapolis game in the sixth inning after a 5th inning tie. Attendance was 22,000. Milwaukee had 7 runs on 5 hits with 3 errors. Minneapolis 2 runs on 3 hits with 2 errors. Pitchers Elliott and Sporer |
Formal notice of an injunction was served today on Cleveland Second Baseman Lajoie and Pitcher Bernhard. Papers issued by Judge Martin of Philadelphia raise jurisdiction questions, with the matter to be decided with the case. Service is preliminary to local court suit.
New York June 12. Endurance by Right, a Whitney horse once believed lost to the turf, showed a three parts speed gallop yesterday. The filly’s graceful handling and performance suggest she may return to form as a top racer like in former days.
London June 12. The case of Randall formerly a gentleman jockey now a professional, suspended June 10 by the day stewards for the Lingfield Park second spring meeting, was reviewed by Jockey Club stewards who found the evidence conflicting but acquitted him of dishonesty while sustaining the suspension.
The Gilt Edge Club faces Sometime Club at Liberty street bottoms with Homer for Gilt Edge and Rothan injured. Numerous notes cover social clubs, amateur teams, and manager moves across Cincinnati area parks, including Krippendorf, Plaut & Marks, and Vici Plaut & Marks, plus league rules and upcoming games at Cumminsville Norwood Inn Covington.
Von Rouse, John A. Drake's Bend Or-Venue colt, faced a surprise defeat to Odd Fellow at Harlem. High Chancellor edged Von Rouse near the wire after a tense stretch run as Six Shooter won the third race. Rome Respess' Six Shooter, touted as a sure deliverer, dominated the seven-furlong event amid heavy backing.
Chicago, June 12. Lil lian Saindon, sixteen, is reported to have eloped and wed James Kaleen, a 22-year-old pugilist, amid conflicting statements. Kaleen denies the elopement while Saindon’s mother and home at 920 West Sixty-second Street discuss the couple’s marriage and circumstances.
F C McLewee's black colt Major Daingerfield defies long odds to win the Brooklyn Derby at Gravesend by eight lengths over Homestead with King Hanover third. The race featured heavy betting and a fast time of 2 37 for 1½ miles on a heavy track, as Artvis edged Fire Eater in the Tremont Stakes.
A fragment indicates a sweepstakes or lottery tie to Atlas National Bank offering $34 000.00 in prize money with chances to win. Details appear on the seventh page.
New York racing markets tilt toward Advance Guard after a strong commission from owner Carruthers. The son of Great Tom drops to 4 to 1, tied as favorite with Gold Heels while Pentecost and His Eminence draw steady bets. Derby winner His Eminence sits at 20 to 1 as trainers and jockeys are named for likely starters at Sheepshead Bay and Gravesend.
At St Louis fairgrounds Fore and Aft, the outsider, won by three lengths over J Sidney Walker in the six furlong race. Lacy Crawford finished last in a field of four as Varner and Father Weather were the only winning favorites. Weather was clear and the track fast.
In a special despatch from Sidney Ohio June 12 Washington D H was shut out by Sidney 9 to 0 with Hanlon Doyle and teammates delivering the hits while Hanlon 8 strikeouts led the mound work. Umpire Kinney.
Wm L Crowley of Hartford met with Mayor Dart and the Police Commissioner in New London to discuss the McGovern Corbett bout. The mayor indicated a prize fight would not be allowed, but a scientific glove contest could proceed with police aid if needed. A State Law and Order League representative might attend to monitor for brutality.
The National League pursues lawsuits against Lajoie Bernhard and other players implicated in transfers to Cleveland amid contract disputes with the Philadelphia and Chicago clubs. Court actions aim to undo moves while managers warn past wins never come in court. Pitcher Henry Thielman impresses Reds observers, and New London mayor signals tolerance for a Corbett McGovern glove bout amid ongoing boxing tensions. Horse racing schemes surface with deceptive pricing to boost bets, exposing owner manipulation and public misdirection.
St Joseph’s field day on July 4 on the grounds of St Jovenh Orr promises a large crowd. Officers include Broadcaster T J Cogan starter D J Carroll timers Templeton Han Ryan Sullivan judges Byrnes Tanner Dougherty. Events feature glove contest for gold John Mullen vs Raymond Carson and multiple prize races including sack race and three legged race.
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