Ring Wins 1-0 Pitching Duel for Reds Over Dodgers
Jimmy Ring held Brooklyn’s Dodgers to six hits and no runs, guiding the Reds to a 1-0 victory. A wild pitch by Rube Marquard in the sixth inning produced the decisive run as Ring’s precise control and late rally support secured first place for Cincinnati. Eddie Roush returned from suspension to deliver a key run-scoring single.
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West End Juniors Baseball Scoring Summary
Elrod led with two base and three base hits while Hackett added a three base hit. Elrod struck out Rudolph 12 times and Rudolph struck out 8. Elrod earned 3 RBIs on 3 RBIs as West End Juniors played Woodside in a 2 hour 15 minute game with umpire Hopkins.
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baseball results from yesterday major league scores
National League games saw Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 1 to 0 and St Louis defeat New York 5 to 3. American League action had New York 4 Cleveland 0 and Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3 in ten innings. Chicago topped Washington 9 to 3, St Louis 11 Boston 5. Minor leagues: Toledo 4 St Paul 3, Columbus 6 11, Milwaukee 1 6, Kansas City 2 Louisville 1, Minneapolis 8 1, Indianapolis 5 2.
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Baseball Matchups Across Cities in American Association
Cincinnati hosts Brooklyn while St. Louis visits New York and Pittsburg plays Philadelphia. Chicago goes to Boston and Boston travels to St. Louis. Philadelphia meets Detroit as New York challenges Cleveland. Washington faces Chicago with Milwaukee at Toledo. Kansas City plays Indianapolis as Minneapolis visits Louisville and St. Paul travels to Columbus.
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Daubert Shines With Crowd Prowess In Rainy Brooklyn Game
Jake Daubert drew 22 000 fans as he starred for Brooklyn in a rain drenched contest. Olson tagged him out in the first inning while Groh reached on a single after Johnston slipped. Kilduff’s misstep sent Roush scrambling and Meyers fumbled a fly but saved a hit, all amid slippery turf and mud.
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Olson
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Groh
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Johnston
Horse Race Card Summary
First Race honors go to Marasmus Hum An. Second Race features Tom Saunders and Harry B with Lord Wrack. Third Race lists Lady Madcap Gossip Avenue Frivol. Best Chance LADY MADCAP leads as final note.
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Spearlene
Uater Seeewettes
Louie Loutareeene
Duke Devon
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Alvord Gipsy Queen
Thorn Bloom
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Interference Call Alters At Bat During Play
Roush was walked in the fourth with one out. A hit on run drew Kilduff in toward second. Duncan hit toward Kilduff’s position and the ball struck Roush who had been ruled out for interference, awarding Duncan a hit under the rules.
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Batter Robinson and Ring Highlighted By Strong Field Actions
Pat Duncan made a fine running catch of Johnston's fly to left center in the fourth. Wheat delivered a sharp liner to Morris Rath, and Otto Miller was fooled by Jimmy Ring in the fifth with runners on first and third. Miller fouled two balls and struck out on a pitch low and outside, Ring's first strike out, in the correct spot.
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Otto
Marquard
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Jimmy Ring
Marquard Fans Greasy Neale With Early Strikeouts
Marquard struck out Greasy Neale twice in the game His first at bat came on a called strike and the third at bat ended on a swing at a pitch near an apparent wild ball The sequence showcased Neale unable to make contact in key moments of the contest
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Batteries and Players Dominate Columbus and Indianapolis Scores
In Columbus first game R E REMMI OD cab chicas and Batteries McWeeny Gaston Danforth Hartley power the team while second game shows Milwaukee Columbus Batteries Northrop Gaston George. At Toledo H ey Miers ciabicsacd shows Batteries Merritt Brown Sheed Middlesa McNeill. At Louisville Batteries Horstmas Breck Wright Koob Kocher and in Indianapolis first game Gentodecucascess with Batteries James Mayer Petty Jones Henline. Second game Minneapolis vs Indianapolis with Batteries Craft Mayer Jones Gossett. Jamaica.
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Runners and horses listed for multiple races
First Race features Dora W Mary Reigel Charlie Boy Second Race lists Ross entry War Tank Chief Sponsor Third Race includes Milkmaid Smart Money Bender Fourth Race shows Robert Oliver Stucco Dus tin Farnum Fifth Race presents My Dear Master Bill Husher Race Back Pay Helen Atkin Rose Seventh Race Pit Attorney Muir Dickey W Best Chance My Dear
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First Race entries and horse names listed with colors
A list of race entries shows horses from various stables for the first, fourth, sixth races. Notable horses include Sun Flash I, Lion d Or, Old Rosebud, Peter Per, and Best Chance. The notes mention trainers or entries like Semen Race Airman Aurum Paddy mira and Curfew Irish Sea St. Michael.
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Joaquina Tee Taee
Joan Marie Seetaae
Sacajawea
Lady Lovitt
Mary Head
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Cri de Coeur
Daylight “Saving
Phalaris Teen
Huron
Bergreso Airman
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Goldcrest
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Clare Bootheeeere
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Babette
Paddy Dear
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Madem Byng
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Kashmir
Ralco
Albert A
Tattle
Tom McTaggart
Penelope
Franklin Teeeewes
Royce Rools
Flying Flower
Dream of Yarn
Fruitcake
Bette
Peter Piper
Prince of Como
Leviathan
Dolly
St Michael
Sateen Evees
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Fernwood
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Hildreth
Old Rosebud
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Irish Sea
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New York Defeats Cleveland 14 to 0 at League Park
In front of the largest crowd to witness a game at League Park New York routed Cleveland 14 to 0. Ruth hit his 17th homer of the season as Shawkey allowed few baserunners and white was knocked from the box in the first inning. Left fielder Lewis of New York twisted his knee and will miss two weeks.
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Tigers Rally Past Phillies In Ten Inning 4-3 Win
Detroit climbs from eighth to break streak with a 4-3 ten inning win over Philadelphia. Veach homered with a man aboard in the eighth and a single plus triple in the tenth produced the winning run. Detr oit's Ehmke and Perry split the pitching duties with a 1:46 duration.
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Sisler shines as St Louis tops Boston for second straight win
St Louis defeated Boston 11 to 5 to extend its hitting streak. Sisler opened the scoring with a single and later belted a home run with a man aboard. Risman and Williams contributed key runs as Boston fielded poorly and St Louis capitalized aboard 9 runners left on base.
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Chicago Defeats Washington 9 to 3 Behind Williams
Chicago scored five runs in the late innings to beat Washington 9 to 3. Williams held Washington to four hits through seven innings while Chicago’s Felsch tripled twice and ONeill, J.Collins, and Huerbe added two base hits. Courtney allowed nine hits in seven innings and Shaw gave up two in one inning.
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Buckeye Teams Out In Front In Baseball Standings
Cincinnati ousted Brooklyn from the National League leaders while New York Americans overwhelmed Cleveland to create a near tie in the American League. St. Louis and Chicago show movement in the East and West as exchanges of shortstops spark life in New York and Philadelphia. The week ends with the standings and statistics through June 12.
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St. Louis Nationals Triumph In New York By 5 to 3
The St. Louis Nationals defeated New York 5 to 3 in New York. Doak earned the win for St. Louis, while Sherdell pitched the final two innings to seal the victory. Hornsby Schulz Lavan and Clemons produced key hits as St. Louis built an early lead.
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Fast Racers to Compete in Big Stake at Latonia
Distinction and The Porter appear set to clash in the Quickstep Handicap at Latonia on Wednesday June 16 over three quarters of a mile. Miss Jemima Motor Cop and Minto II also loom as likely contenders with weights shaping a close handicap race.
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Marie Miller
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