Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 2 New York 1 and Chicago 9 Boston 7 with Philadelphia 10 St. Louis 4. American League had no games. American Association games saw Kansas City 6 Columbus 3 and Milwaukee 7 Louisville 2 with Indianapolis 4 St. Paul 1 and Toledo 4 Minneapolis 0. Central League games Wheeling 2 Fort Wayne 1 South Bend 4 Terre Haute 8 Evansville 7 Dayton 2 Zanesville 1 Grand Rapids 0.
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National League American nee De Clubs Recap
Baseball standings show Cubs and Pittsburg leading the National League with records around 33 12 and 22 25 while Detroit Chicago and Philadelphia chase in the middle. American Association Central League features Indianapolis Milwaukee Grand Rapids and Louisville atop their table with strong winning percentages.
New York at Cincinnati and Chicago at New York
A list of matchups shows teams like New York, Cincinnati, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, St Louis, Brooklyn, Pittsburg, Detroit, and Washington facing each other across venues. The schedule indicates multiple city pairings including St Louis against Philadelphia and Cleveland against Boston.
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Association schedule lists intercity matchups
The American Association card shows Minneapolis facing Toledo, St Paul meeting Indianapolis, Kansas City clashing with Columbus, and Milwaukee playing Louisville in forthcoming games.
Reds Narrow Giants 2 1 In Pitchers Battle At League Park
Billy Campbell edged Wiltse as the Reds beat the Giants 2 to 1 in a tight pitchers duel. Manners of Downey, Murray, Bescher, and Egan fueled the decisive ninth inning with a triple and run to seal the game for Cincinnati before 14 000 fans.
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Campbell
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Doyle
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Lobert
O'Hara
Devlin
Larry McLean
O’ Hara
Meyers
Hérzog
Oaks
Markle
Reds and Giants clash in fast pace local game
The Reds meet the Giants this afternoon at 3:30 with Harry Gaspar pitching for Cincinnati. Bugs Ray mond or Leon Ames to relieve, while Bob Bescher shines at the plate. Bobby’s triple capped yesterday’s win as about 14 000 fans watched a swift one hour and six minute game.
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Reds
Bugs Raymond
Leon Ames
McGraw
Bob Bescher
Bobby
John Fox Jr Named President of Ky Golf Club
Special Dispatch reports Kentucky author John Fox Jr. has been elected president of a summer golf club near Big Stone Gap. Fox is noted as a keen lover of outdoor sports and active in such clubs.
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Mayking
John Fox, Jr
Kentucky
Big Stone Gap
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Pirates and Superbas Ready for Battle Amid Rested Lineups
Cardinals draw blank as Pirates and Superbas prepare for today’s showdown. Rested squads aim to gain early momentum with key players set to start and managers planning strategic matchups in the clear weather.
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Pirates
Superbas
Giants Slip Tightens Race As Cubs Climb In Standings
The Cincinnati team edged the Giants to maintain third place while closing on the Cubs, who beat the Beaneaters and extended their lead. The Phillies defeated Bresnaban’s group to widen the gap with the Cardinals, who must conquer the Quakers to challenge for fifth. Pirates and Superbas did not play yesterday, leaving standings unchanged.
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Roger Bresnaben
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Quakers
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Pirates
Superbas
Philadelphia 10 St. Louis 4 in third game of series
Philadelphia overwhelms St. Louis 10 to 4 as McQuillen struggles for the Cardinals. Bresnahan starts in center for Philadelphia, while Shean and Magee drive key hits. Final line shows Philadelphia with 12 hits to St. Louis 15 and a 2:04 game time in St. Louis.
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Rhodeys
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Delph'y
Chicago Almost Collapses as Boston Edges Sox
Boston misplays with bases on balls gift Chicago seven runs and Boston's early hits provide three. Chicago falters in the ninth with four runs, errors and a hit. Final score shows Chicago 9, Boston 5 with Brown pitched for Boston and Rigler-Truby umpires.
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Boston
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Riedlins 5 Cov. Cardinals 2 in KC league tilt
Niehouse and Rambert sparked a ninth inning rally as Kuntz in his Riedlins debut fanned eleven and yielded two hits. Nordmeyer impressed at first base while Geisen, Lambert and Cody helped build a five run edge before Covington chipped away late. Final score 5 to 2.
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Rambert
Kuntz
Nordmeyer
Fred Tenney
Covington Cardinals
Lambert
Geisen
A. Chappie
Cody
Kuntz II
Gottschalk
Keiser
Collins
Little Frank Wins Jamestown Matinee Free-for-all
The June 13 matinee at Jamestown featured four closely run races led by 17-year-old Little Frank a fast winning free-for-all pace in 2:08% as the program also included Class A Trot and Pace heats with multiple winners such as Fannie Shore Sam Mallow Wayne Elder and Earl J in various time entries.
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Commercial Tribune
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Little Frank
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St Marys High School Triumph in Season Finale
St Marys High School defeated Sidney High 6 to 9 in the Northwestern Ohio High School Athletic Association season finale. The Bellefontaine game next week is canceled after a report that Bellefontaine used non eligible city players.
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Sidney High
Northwestern Ohio High School Athletic Association
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Bellefontaine High
Hayes Seized By Cramps In Marathon Race
In Kansas City on June 13 Johnny Hayes the Olympic marathon champion withdrew after nine miles of a twenty mile match race with John Svanberg of Sweden. Svanberg finished first with a time of 11 hours 52 minutes 33 25 seconds, leading Hayes by four laps at the retirement.
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Johnny Hayes
John Svanberg
Sweden
Svanberg
Hayes
Madisonville Edges Newport In Narrow 3 2 Win
In a tense Ky League game Madisonville defeated Newport 3 to 2. Key moments included two base hits by Thomas Keating and H Harvie. Sullivan was ruled out for batting out of turn. Schrander and Snyder each fanned four hitters. Umpire Benke called the game after 1 hour 30 minutes.
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Sullivan
Thomas
Keating
H. Harvie
Davis
Ward
Snyder
Story
Harvie
Schrander
W. Harvie
Benke
Chester Navies Dominate Reading In 11-1 Victory
The Chester Navies routed the Readings 11 to 1 as misjudgment and poor defense plagued Reading. Key hitters included Smith Grossinger Vetter and Gloss with two-base hits. Pitchers Hornberger and Schuler combined for 7 walks and 14 strikeouts.
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Gloss
Vedder
Kelly
Williamson
Berning
Latche
Kortekamp
Hornberger
Schuler
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Schwartz
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Kortek
Covington Triumphs Over Blues 6 2 in Baseball Duel
Covington defeated the Covington Blues 6 to 2 as Seana singles sparked a six-run frame. Nippert Lawton led with two-base hits, while Irvin and Besler turned a double play. Irvin allowed 3 earned runs with 4 strikeouts, Thomas fanned 9 for the Blues.
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Blues
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Covington Blues
Seana Snl
Ore
Nippert
Lawton
Kely
McBrair
Irvin
Besler
Wilkinson
Thomas
Coviington Blues
Ampitire
Poole
Berger Power Helps Eagles Over Colonels in Tight Narrow Game
Errors by Kline and J Bardo sparked the Eagles early lead while Kern’s wildness allowed the Colonels to rally. Berger and Clubb shut the door late as Cincinnati Eagles held on 7 3 over Kentucky Colonels with strong hitting from Berger and solid pitching.
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J. Bardo
Kern
Eagles
Colonels
Bender
Berger
Progress of Auto Business 13 Rapid Progress
In 1898 there were not more than 200 automobiles in the United States. By 1909 auto production and sales will reach about 82,000, with the Association of Licensed American Automobile Manufacturers playing a major role. The engine has been dramatically lightened and refined, parity with rail and road transport discussions rise, and forecasts expect autos to carry a growing share of passenger miles and farm ownership within a decade.
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United States
Association of Licensed American Automobile Manufacturers
Niagara Falls
Memphis routs Memphis 4 to 0 in local clash
In a regional game at Memphis, the Memphis team overwhelmed rival Memphis 4 to 0. The effort highlighted strong offense and solid defense from the home side.
Ives Senators Bite Into Toledo Race
Kansas City Ives Senators break in on Toledo pacing as Indianapolis sustains its winning streak by defeating St Paul with a strong performance.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Senators falter in league tilt as pace tightens race
The Senators lost to Kansas City, slipping in the standings while Milwaukee regroups and chases first place. Indianapolis remains the leader after defeating St Paul, Toledo beats Minneapolis, and overall standings shift only by points won or lost.
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Indianapolis Defeats St Paul 4–1 In Series Opener
Indianapolis took the first game of the St Paul series 4 to 1 after a fourth inning with two singles and three errors. Howley starred with solid all around play as Indianapolis built a lead and held on. St Paul mounted late threats but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Howsley
Milwaukee Ends Slump with Win Over Louisville
Milwaukee defeats Louisville in the opening game of the series as Selby stars on the mound and Dougherty stays steady. Moran belts a third inning homer for two RBIs and key defensive plays keep Louisville at bay in a two-run victory.
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Selby
Dougherty
Moran
Wiedemann Triumph Over Queen City 7 6 In Ninth Rally
Wiedemann, aided by a ninth inning rally, beat Queen City 7 to 6 as Theler’s spitball limited Queen City to six hits. The Brewers nearly squandered the lead amid loose play, with Scheibly and Murphy doubling for Wiedemann and Kaiser and Binder sharing pitching duties. Theler earned the win, Niblock umpired, 1,756 attendance recorded. On June 20 Wiedemann Park hosts a rematch with the Al Kentuckyans.
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Niblock
Krebs Defeats All Kentuckians in Slow Pitch Tug
Krebs roped 10 runs through the fourth to sixth innings to pull away from All Kentuckians 10 to 6 in Hamilton. Bushelman fanned 14 for Krebs while Heeb and McNally provided key hits. Final line shows Krebs 10 runs on 8 hits with 3 errors, All Kentuckians 6 on 8 hits with 3 errors.
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Commercial Tribune
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Bushelman
Heeb and
McNally
Miamisburg Beats Shamrocks in Narrow Ninth Inning Win
In Miamisburg on June 13 the hosting team defeated the Shamrocks in a tense nine inning game. Miamisburg took the lead late with a ninth inning rally including Bourquin’s double Variey’s single Drake’s walk and Vogel’s hit over center. Heavy hitting highlighted both sides in a hard fought contest.
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Fraternal League Game Summary with Hits and Stolen Bases
Two-base hit by Walker and three-base hit by Kitty. Douglas and Northside left seven and four runners on base respectively. Wright and Fidler each stole a base, with Wright Lindsay and Emick also credited. Pitchers Bann Goetz and Emick combined for 9 strikeouts and multiple walks. Time 1 35. Umpire Pop.
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Wheeling Beats Fort Wayne In Opening Game
Wheeling defeated Fort Wayne 2 to 1 in the first game of the series. Robertson and Clark for Wheeling. Nolley and Stratton for Fort Wayne. South Bend knocked Terre Haute 4 to 3 with Williams leading the effort.
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Evansville Beats Dayton 7 to 2 in Midwestern Match
Evansville defeated Dayton 7 to 2 as Pirates Pinkney Meyers Kurke and Pearce led the offense. Zanesville shut out Grand Rapids 1 0 with Larsen Humphreys Bailey contributing. Grand Rapids also posted a 6 0 0 scoreline in another frame.
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Jersey City Montreal game postponed by rain
In Jersey City the Jersey City Montreal game was postponed due to rain. In Rocky Point Providence 3 Toronto 2 and a second Providence game ended 6 to 1 after the sixth inning was called to allow visitors to catch a train. Newark saw Newark 6 Buffalo &
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Thousands Visit the Tent City at Carthage Fair Grounds
Thousands of spectators visited the Carthage Fair grounds to see the Tent City and a grand turnfest setup. Army tents line the field beside the race track under guard by First regiment, O N G, as work continues to ready kitchens, grandstand improvements, a new judges stand, and guest facilities for three hundred visiting Turners and other officials. A motorcycle mishap caused minor injuries but no serious harm.
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