Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Archives, Jun 14, 1902, p. 8

Reds Take The Opening Game In Tight Victory

The Reds opened the series with a solid win behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Sparks were knocked out early as the lineup produced batting aggression and defensive plays to secure the lead.

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Giants Lose on Error in Key Game as Hahn Shines

Matthewson faltered and an error cost the Giants the game while Hahn pitched well. Yesterday's results show Cincinnati over New York seven to five and St. Louis defeating Brooklyn four to eight. Phillies shut out Chicago four to zero as standings list Chicago and Boston near the top with the Pirates and Giants mid pack.

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Cincinnati Giants Clash as Reds Rout New York 7 to 5

At the Grounds on June 18 Cincinnati overwhelmed the Giants 7 to 5. Sparks struggled for New York while Mathewson’s return failed to halt Cincinnati’s rally, as Magoon, Bergen and Hahn fueled a Reds win with early and late scoring, and New York’s defense misplayed key plays.

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Atlas National Bark Sure Thing Draw Ends Soon

A promotional drawing titled Sure Thing offers a $34,000 prize with 1,490 chances to win. Readers are directed to the seventh page for full details and entry information.

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Little things in base ball for the fans

St. Paul papers praise Miller Huggins as unmatched fielder in the city and note his batting stunts. The American Association race remains the closest of the season, with late developments reported in the latest update.

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Baseball Roundup Shows Cleveland Slipping and Ohio Leaders

Columbus slides from first to fourth as Louisville takes the lead. Eastern clubs in the American League struggle in the West with few wins. Cyr Young has seven games with no walks. The Pittsburg Press warns Cleveland faces jail over Joss case. Lajoie hits .577 since joining Cleveland with no errors. Roaring Billy is reported to have pitched his last game due to pneumonia. Cincinnati, Cleveland lead their leagues from a rear position, both at equal percentages.

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St Louis Triumphs 4-3 Over Brooklyn in Washington Park

St Louis plated four runs as O Neill silenced Brooklyn at Washington Park to take a 4 to 3 victory. 1200 fans witnessed the game with key plays from O Neill and Cruger and notable errors by Brooklyn contributing to the loss.

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Philadelphias Take Opening Game From Chicago Shutout

Philadelphia pitchers White and Taylor dominate as Chicago is blanked. Errors aid the Phils with 1,168 in attendance. Final score Philadelphia 4 Chicago 0. Stolen base Tinker. White earns 8 strikeouts, Taylor 2. Time 1:30. Umpire Emslie.

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Atlas National Bank Lottery Draw Promises Big Payout

A Atlas National Bank lottery announces a prize pool of 34000 dollars with 1499 chances for participants to win a share. The teaser invites readers to see details and participate in the drawing.

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Gochnaur and Wood Shut Down Cleveland in Fifth Inning

Gochnaur and Wood held Cleveland as Philadelphia scored four unearned runs in the fifth to seal the game. Mitchell and Joss pitched well for their teams. Key hits included Lajoie and Fitzpatrick doubles and Seybold three base hit. Stolen bases by Lajoie and Pickering. Time 1 50. Umpires O Laughlin and Johnson.

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Indianapolis Shutout Bid Fades As Pardee Slumps

Pardee pitched five strong innings before a late collapse. Suthoff kept Toledo in check until a seventh inning rally. Smith was ejected for arguing with umpire Ebright. Final line shows Indianapolis 4 Toledo 9 with multiple shaking pitching substitutions and key hits from Coulter Heydon Kuhns and Burns.

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Louisville Beats Columbus With Narrow Margin

Louisville dominates with late scoring and strong pitching by Dunkle as Columbus throws a tough challenge. Attendance 1,500. Final: Louisville 3 Columbus 2. Key plays include three-base hit by Clymer and multiple stolen bases by Kerwin Gannon Ganzel Flournoy Spies. Dunkle earned the win.

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St. Paul Defeats Kansas City 10-5 In Lopsided Tilt

St. Paul pitcher Chech limited Kansas City to four hits as McDonald was wild at times. Attendance reported as 1,014 with loose fielding by both sides. Huggins led St. Paul with a pair of extra base hits and four RBIs, while Rothfuss added two doubles. Final score 10-5, Ward umpire.

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Chicago beats Boston 9 to 0 in big win at home

Chicago shuts out Boston 9 0 scoring eight hits in fifth and sixth innings. Pratt and Dineen pitched with Prentiss relieving for the visitors. Attendance 2 070. Milwaukee tops Minneapolis 5 4 in fourteen innings with Olmstead tossing a record twelve innings for three hits. Shiebeck drives Glingman's triple and Werden errors for the deciding run. Attendance 300.

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Washington 11 St Louis 1 in baseball rout

Washington pounded Donahue for 11 runs as Orth and Keister homered and Wolverton was ejected in the ninth. Donahue allowed three hits through eight, then Washington broke loose in the late innings before 1 861 fans at St. Louis.

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Bee Seeks Chance at Piece of It in 1 490 Roll

A local bee theme draws crowds as organizers offer 1 490 chances for a lucky participant to win a prized piece, inviting enthusiasts and residents to join the drawing and claim a share of the bounty.

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Shields Quietly Shuts Out Baltimore in Detroit Showdown

Detroit pitcher Shields allowed scattered hits and kept control as Detroit defeated Baltimore 6 to 0. Miller of Baltimore struggled with three walks in the first inning aiding Detroit’s early scoring. attendance was 1,738 at the game.

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Catcher Tim Donahue Dies At His Home

Taunton Mass June 13 Timothy C Donahue known as Tim Donahue the ballplayer died this morning His last engagement was with the Washingtons and after playing parts of three games he was sent home to rest He began with a local team in 1890 and played for the Clydes Bostons Lewistons Dover N H and Kansas City Clubs He caught 138 consecutive games with Kansas City and later managed a team in Colorado Springs

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Phillies release two pitchers amid reshuffle

Philadelphia on June 13 reports Manager Shortsline releasing pitchers Voorhees and Magee. A major shake-up is anticipated with the arrival of Jennings next Monday. Likely departures include an outfielder an infielder and a catcher, with two new signings expected.

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Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 4 Upset on June 13

Cleveland reports errors by Bradley contributed to a 6 to 4 defeat as Philadelphia posted their win. The game details reference early miscues and defensive slips affecting the scoreline.

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Chez Arrives and Reviews Varsity Football Candidates

Anthony Chez the new Varsity coach arrived yesterday and met at noon with probable football candidates for the 492 season. Most of the players were impressed with their new trainer.

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Saturday Afternoon and Queen City League Baseball Announcements

A crowded schedule with Hartwell vs College Hill and Avondale vs Globe-Wernicke among multiple games at various venues. The Queen City triple header at League Park aims to fund league expenses with free admission for ladies as teams vie for first place.

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Y M C A Boat Club Opens at Tower Hill

The Y M C A Boat Clubhouse on the Little Miami River at Tower Hill opens this afternoon with speeches music swimming races and boat races. The club has 100 members and a dining kitchen sleeping rooms and many single and double oared boats. George W. Platt serves as president.

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Northside Field Day at Cummineville Park July 4

The Northside Athletic Club will host a field day at Cummineville ball park on July 4 under Central Y M C A auspices. The program includes sprints runs jumps pole vault and relays with handsome prizes. Entries close June 27. Meet sanctioned by the Athletic League of North America.

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1 490 Chances to Get a Piece of It See

A fragment notes a phrase 1 490 chances to get a piece of it with incomplete context. No identifiable people or organizations are readable. Further details are unavailable due to text damage.

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Morris Colts Drop Out of American Derby

Green Morris today declared Homestead and Old England out of the American Derby. The decision shocks turfmen as Morris had planned to send at least one colt to Chicago with Sam Doggett to ride. He cited muddy tracks and valuable stakes at Sheepshead Bay next week, preferring to run them locally.

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Great Interest in Turners Field Day in Cincinnati

The North Cincinnati Turnverein holds a field day at 3 30 pm at Cincinnati Gymnasium Grounds East End. Twelve events including a swimming race and a relay between classes are planned with no admission. Local athletes are expected to post fast times and possibly break records. The event follows a ball game between Nor woods and Cincinnati Gyms.

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Root Carter Fight Scrapped Over Unpaid Debt

In Philadelphia on June 13 the six round bout between Jack Root of Chicago and Kid Carter of Brooklyn did not occur. After preliminaries the management said box office receipts were seized to pay an old $1,100 debt, exposing a guaranteed purse of $8,000 that could not be met, leading to the cancellation.

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Matty Matthews Moves To Vaudeville Act

New York June 13 Matty Matthews welterweight fighter will enter vaudeville with partners Jimmy Frank and Johnny Connelly. He will open with a sketch titled Gussies First Boxing Lesson The boxer claims the act is the goods and may replace his fighting career.

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Commercial Tribune Tips Admire Diverse Racing Names

A compact list features multiple horse or person names with places such as Coney Island Harlem and Owenton plus various paired terms like Irish Lad Golden Maxim and Pep. The OCR reads as a catalog of names and associations without a clear news event or narrative content.

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Suburban odds set for crowded Suburban Handicap

Twelve horses named for the Suburban Handicap at Coney Island led by Gold Heels Blues and Pentecost. Track conditions favor faster times but mud risks slow going with rain possible. Advance Guard and Contend among contenders as final trials highlighted.

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Cruzados Demonstrates Derby Route in Mud at Washington Park

Cruzados was sent over the Derby route at Washington Park this morning to gauge Derby candidate potential in muddy conditions. He loped inside for two miles then raced the full Derby distance, finishing with the colt showing fighting spirit. Time for the course 2:56 3-5. mile 1:55 2-5. fractions solid despite track.

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Haggin In New York To See Suburban Run

June 13 J B Haggin the Baron of Elmendorf arrived from Kentucky and visited the Gravesend Club to see the Suburban Handicap won by John E Madden and to attend the Wil Rancho del Paso yearling sale He praised Juvenalis his Realization colt and noted Jack Stevensson of turfman Tom Stevens newest Haggin thoroughbreds arrival in town

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Jockey Wedderstrand Accused in Latonia Race Fraud

The judge ruled Wedderstrand off for pulling Pompino in the Latonia first race. The case hints at a broader betting scheme harming the public while Latonia and other meetings push ahead with major cards and the American Derby looms as a centerpiece.

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Jockey Butler A Hunchback On New York Tracks

Jockey Butler, a newcomer, is described as a hunchback and has a history of disputed reinstatement. Once riding on the coast, he faced set downs by Burns and Waterhouse but was eventually reinstated after a change in California racing administration. He now rides for C. T. Boots with the Argregor Cougar and Windtor stables racing in New York.

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