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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

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Jun 15, 1906

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6

Reds Succumb as Corner Drives Curves to Victory

Hansonites rally with a ninth inning push but Livingstone shuts door. Umpire blamed as Gus backs old teammates with no hits and no runs through eight.

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Gus
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Reds and Beaneaters In Pitchers Duel At Boston

National League action at Boston today featured Gus Corner matching former teammates in a tight affair. In the ninth inning Pat Livingston was ruled out on a close play as Strobel fumbled a grounder, costing Cincinnati a tying run. Huggins and Strobel contributed key plays for the Beaneaters, while Wicker held Cincinnati to one hit through eight innings.

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Special Dispatch Commercial Tribune Boston Gus Corner Reds Pat Livingstone Conway Huggins Orcoran Livingstone Hugging Seymour Schlei Wicker Strobel Kelley Bates Beaneaters Brain Howard Dolan R. H. O. A. EB. Bridwell Pomngly Acoscole CRIB Wee Bates BOW Dorner Cincinnati Lev Cevses Barry Delahanty Corcoran Odwell Corner Ebridwell Tenney Barry
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Donner Shines as Red Sox Beat Reds in Daily Sample

Special Dispatch reports Donner pitched his best game against the Reds with a magnificent twirling display. Chickets will start for the Reds tomorrow afternoon, while Tenney awaits decision on his pitcher.

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Special Dispatch Commercial Tribune Boston Chickets Reds Tenney
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Chicago Beats Philadelphia as Pittinger Relieved by Lush

Chicago scored an easy win over Philadelphia as Pittinger pitched and was lifted in the second inning for Lush who pitched effectively. Chance and Kling doubled. Chance also had a three base hit. Lush struck out four in seven innings while Brown fanned three. Time of game was 1 hour 40 minutes.

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Livingstone Lobert Schlei Huggins Bridwell Howard Fieger Conway Strobel Seymour Pat Wicker Bostons Philadelphia Chicago Y. Pittinger Lush Lefton Bages Biden Lin Chence Kling Tinker Chance Brown Pittinger Rown Rd Innin
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Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 6–1 in Opening Series Game

Pittsburg won the opening game of the series against Brooklyn by 6 to 1. Brooklyn fielding was weak as the game opened on a June 14 date with Pittsburg taking the early lead and controlling the contest.

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Pittsburg Brooklyn Prooklyn
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New York Defeats St Louis 6 to 4 in Tight Game

In New York on June 14 New York won from St Louis 6 to 4 after a loose start. Davis Bennett and Bresnan share strong hits while McGann and Raub stand out with two-base hits. Druhot pitched, Mergin ty relieved, final score 6 to 4 with Klem and Johnstone umpiring.

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New York St. Louis Beckley Devlin Marshall Gilbert Raub Bow’man Druhot M'gin’ty Browne McGinnity Mertes Klem and Johnstone
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Detroit Triumphs 5-4 Over Philadelphia in Nine

In Detroit on June 14 the Tigers edged Philadelphia 5 to 4 as Hartsel's triple and a ninth inning pass and error nearly tied the game. Coughlin drove in two, Cobb scored, and Donahue pitched for Detroit while Coakley took the loss for Philadelphia.

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Detroit Philadelphia Hartsel Ab.h.o Phila ABH AD. Jones Seera Lindsay Crawf’d Cobb Coughlin O'Leary Knight Schmidt Schreck Donahue Coakley t—Coughlin Cross Kruster Murphy Eoes Oakley Jones O’ Leary Davis O’ Loughlin
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Chicago Tops Washington 2–0 in shutout

Chicago defeated Washington 2 to 0 as Patten pitched well but costly errors by Washington aided the win. The scoring featured a two base hit by Schalfiey and a sacrifice by Donohue, with Davis Isbell and Donohue contributing in the field and at the plate for Chicago.

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Chicago Washington Schalfiey Donohue Tannehill Davis Isbell Walsh Patten Connolly and Evans
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Milwaukee 2 Indianapolis 1 in close game

Errors at critical times by Indianapolis helped Milwaukee win 2 1. Curtiss pitched, Kellum allowed runs. Bateman Perry and Holmes contributed for Milwaukee while Jones Carr and Himes led Indianapolis efforts. Game time about 1 45 with umpires Sullivan and Owen.

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Milwaukee Indianapolis Holmes Oi Mchney Marcan M’corm'k Ee Kellum Curtis Kellum Robinson Green J. Carr Marcuff C. Carr
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Toledo 3 Minneapolis 2 in ninth on W Clarke homer

Toledo wins 3 2 in the ninth on a home run by W Clarke. Wiggs pitched a beautiful game after being acquired from Detroit. Greminger doubled, W Clarke homered, Jude and Demont made sacrifice hits, Wiggs fanned 9. Time 1 50. Umpire unknown.

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Toledo Minneapolis W. Clarke Wiggs Detroit Greminger Jude Demont Thomas Knabe Hart Clarke ABS Minn H.O.A.E Nance J. Clarke Frank Greiger S. Jude Graham Knabe Krueger Oj Oyler S. Gienaenon C.bees W.clarke HiFox
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Louisville Defeats Kansas City 7-0 Behind Kenna and Kerwin

Louisville shutout Kansas City 7 0 as Kenna puzzled the visitors and Kerwin plus Kenna led the offense. Stressed two base hits by Sullivan Perrine and Hallman and a three base shot by Kerwin propelled Louisville to the win with Swann and Kenna each contributing on the mound.

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Louisville Kansas City Kansas City Today Swann Kenna Kerwin Louisv O.A Hallman Stovall H.O O'Perrine Frantz Brashear Waldron Sullivan Slattery Hil Woodruff Kangay City Perrine Hallmag Quinlan inJjan Bills Kane
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Rain Delays St Louis Baseball Doubleheader

Rain prevented the American St Louis and Boston teams from playing in St Louis today after scheduling.

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St. Louis
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Dayon and Terre Haute battle to eleven scoreless innings

In Dayton Ohio on June 14 the game between Dayton and Terre Haute stretched to eleven innings with no runs by either side. Batteries Pearson and Cross for Dayton and Martin and Weaver for Terre Haute.

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Dayton Terre Haute Pearson Cross Martin Weaver
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Southern League scores from New Orleans and Little Rock

In New Orleans, New Orleans 1 Atlanta 0. In Little Rock, Little Rock 4 Birmingham 2.

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New Orleans Atlanta Little Rock Birmingham
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Race Track Planned Near Pittsburg West Virginia

Colonel M. J. Winn of the American Turf Association announced the West Virginia track project near Pittsburg is practically assured. The site near two railroads will host sixty days of racing each year with access from several traction lines.

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Louisville M. J. Winn American Turf Association West Virginia Pittsburg
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Newport Blue Grass Fall To St Gregorys Seminary

Cincinnati sports notes report the Newport Blue Grass team losing 7 to 1 to St Gregorys Seminary at Cedar Point. Fatty Schneider pitched well but the Blue Grass were outclassed amid a day of varied local baseball activity and upcoming doubleheaders at East Newport Ball Park.

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Newport Blue Grass St. Gregory's Seminary Cedar Point Fatty”’ Schneider Walnut Hills Superbas Cincinnati Police Laidlaws Hartwell Cal London Hanover College Schlottman Rush Reinberger Grogan East Newport Ball Park Newport Monarchs Cincinnati Monarchs Kentucky Colonels Cincinnatus Admirals Portsmouth Carrollton New Richmond Bis E. Rieger Baymiller
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Automobile dealer profits and a novel paper tire

Mr Robert C Crowthers travels from Indianapolis to Cincinnati to demonstrate a Marions car. A Wiscon sin dealer explains profits in retail auto sales are slim after expenses. J W Carhart pioneers paper tires using layered boards and metal plates for a flat tread, offering a cheap durable alternative.

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Robert C. Crowthers Indianapolis Cincinnati J. W. Carhart Wisconsin
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Three Favorites and Several Good Things Gain From Talent

Devout wins the handicap while Zal is defeated after a strong showing. Austin is fined for rough riding as betting prospects highlight Comment Lady Lavish Follow the Flag and a list of notable runners including Miss Bertha King Leopold Sam Clay and Ethel Day among others in a crowded program.

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Lady Lavish Miss Bertha King Leopold Sam Clay Lady Navarre the Minks Joe Coyne Dunning Signal Light Modred Law Boserman Mildrese Billy Vertrees Ethel Day Lady Carol Principia Little Elkin Swiftwing Handy Bill
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Latonia Race Day Highlights Amid Heavy Track Conditions

Crowds braved threatening skies as Latonia hosted seven races with mixed results. Interlight and several favorites failed to dominate while Stroud and Ralbert scored upset wins. betting favored Dainty Dame and Lexoline in two other contests. Riding honors were shared among multiple riders as the meet produced a mix of close finishes and long-shot payouts.

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Latonia Fair Sex Interlight Stroud Dainty Dame Mattie Mack Lady Arion Ralbert Roscoe Devout Kercheval Can Zal Judge Treen Lexoline Old Honesty Adesso Daniel C Double Gauze Coonskins Gadfly Austin C. Morris Preston Seder E. Morrison Riley T. Taylor
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Racing Results Include Bradley's Pet and Daniel C Victory

In the day’s races Bradley's Pet led early but Daniel C. seized the lead before the stretch and won by a length over Double. Adesso finished third with J. K. F. fourth. notable betting favored Adesso and Double. Gauze won the second race after a tangled start, with The Gadfly close for second and Pinaud a nose back for third.

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Oregar Bradley Dealy Creel Juba Fonsoluca Little Elkin Max Adesso Daniel C Marabon Double Erla Lee Pendergast Tinker G.morris Evie Green Gladiator Seder Galmeda Archibald Blue Fisher Cambridge Gaugel Knowledge Flannery Morendo Careless Rubinon Lady Goodrich Augur Gauze Gadfly Pinaud
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Rider Fined After Rough Ride In Early Race

D Austin paid a $50 fine after the first race for rough riding on Stroud. Judges, including Judge MacFarlan and Judge Price, presided. MacFarlan may take charge next Monday. Ralbert won the third race and gained $405 over his entry price, with boosters Hughes Bros. and owner Charlie McCafferty noted.

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D. Austin Stroud MacFarlan Ralbert Hughes Bros Roscoe Charlie McCafferty
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Adoration Wins Clover Stakes at Gravesend

Adoration led early and held off Killie crankie to win the Clover Stakes at Gravesend. The feature race followed news that Accountant, a three year old bay colt by Kigrane Reckon, was sold to James B Brady for 40 000 dollars.

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Accountant James B. Brady
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Thoroughbred race card with multiple races and weights

First race handicap at five furlongs lists horses Aletheno Eddie Ware Judge Davey Rap pahannock Acrobat The Wrestler Yankee Girl El Capitan Arimo Lad of Langdon Thracian Sweet Eileen. Second race selling at eleven to sixteen miles features Abdell Bragg Irish Jewel M Richardson Robador Samuel H Harris Neptunus Snow King Torchello Jennie McCabe Jack McKeon Lady Ellison Suffice Water Tank Reidmoore L Sonian. Third race Hanover selling five furlongs includes Acrobat Tileing Red River Monfort Botanist Pierrot Vacharis Clare Russell Mosley Master Lester Josephine Louise Daly. Fourth race handicap at 1 one fourth miles lists Agile Eugenia Burch Von Tromp Masaniello Bulls Eye Ostrich Oliver Cromwell Samson. Fifth race selling half mile features Shotgun Druid Maseda Hot Teddy Knight of Weston Escutcheon Van Ness Idle Dream Nicetas Belle Strome Brush Up Freckman Mary Morris Isadaisy Aviston Goldie. Sixth race one mile and 70 yards shows Bayonet Retort Bluestone Lichtmess Conquest Iicho O K Modest Third Mate McFettredge Royal Sceptre Saylor Markie Mayer Stim ulant.

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Aletheno Eddie Ware Judge Davey Rappahannock Acrobat the Wrestler Yankee Girl el Capitan Arimo Lad of Langdon Thracian Sweet Eileen Abdell Bragg Irish Jewel M. Richardson Robador Samuel H. Harris Neptunus Snow King Torchello Jennie McCabe Jack McKeon Lady Ellison Suffice Water Tank Reidmoore Lawsonian Tileing Red River Monfort Botanist Pierrot Vacharis Clare Russell Mosley Master Lester Josephine Louise Daly Agile Eugenia Burch von Tromp Masaniello Bull’s Eye Ostrich Oliver Cromwell Samson Shotgun Druid Maseda Hot Teddy Knight of Weston Escutcheon van Ness Idle Dream Nicetas Belle Strome Brush Up Freckman Mary Morris Isadaisy Aviston Goldie Bayonet Retort Bluestone Lichtmess Conquest Iicho O. K Modest Third Mate McFettredge Royal Sceptre Saylor Markie Mayer Stimulant
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Iroquois Stakes Won by Jack Atkin at Kenilworth

B Schreiber's two year old Jack Atkin captured the Iroquois Stakes at Kenilworth as weather remained clear and the track fast. Earlier results list Grace Curtis first in six furlongs with Ancient Witch second. Embarrassment won the one mile with Hyperion second. Cutter took the one mile with Miss Hawley second. Time 1:00 1-5 for the fourth race. El licott led the six furlongs race with Tanbark second and Ponemah third.

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Buffalo Silver Wedding Grevilla Ellicott Tanbark Ponemah
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Raum Elected President Of Y M C A Athletic Club

The Y M C A Athletic Club elected Edwin Baum as President and Edwin Jansman as Vice President on the Blue ticket with Bert Jenkins as Secretary and Dr B H Miss as Treasurer. D Rammelsberg was named Sergeant at Arms. A Board of Directors includes N H Hargrave M Crawford H M Dill and Fred J Brunner. The club plans to enter many track men in the C G A C meet at the University field Burnet Woods on June 23 with over twenty five entries for the blue ribbon meet.

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Y. M. C. A. Athletic Club Edwin Baum Edwin Jansman Bert Jenkins B. H. Miss D. Rammelsberg N. H. Hargrave M. Crawford H. M. Dill Fred J. Brunner University Feld Burnet Woods
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Annual Frisco to Honolulu Yacht Race Proposed

Initial steps propose making the ocean yacht race to Honolulu an annual event. The contest would run from San Francisco to the Hawaiian Islands with a trophy offered by the Hawaiian Yacht Club. If carried, at least ten vessels are expected to enter next year.

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Los Angeles Cal Honolulu San Francisco Hawaiian Islands San Pedro Hawaiian Yacht Club
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Many Starters in Latonia Queen City Handicap

Weather permitting at Latonia, fourteen to seventeen horses will start in the Queen City Handicap for 1 mile 1¾ furlongs. Likely favorites include Sir Huon carrying 118 pounds and King’s Daughter with 111 pounds, while Orly II and High Chancellor are among other leading entrants with weights from 107 to 123 pounds. Minnie Adams possible if track stays fast. many top runners from Pat Dunne and Gerst stables feature in the field.

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Latonia Sarte Queen City Sir Huon Kentucky Tom McDowell King West Louisville Orly II P. M. Civil New Orleans Ram's Horn Phil Finch Tom Hayes Princess Orna Kercheval Chicago Hambright Talbot Bros White Plume C. W. Moore Helena C Fred Cook Minnie Adams
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National Bowling Association Formed in Philadelphia

The National Bowling Association was organized in Philadelphia after a decisive meeting. A constitution was adopted a board of governors elected and Philadelphia named as the site for the first annual tournament conducted in New York.

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New York National Bowling Association Philadelphia
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St. Paul Signs Kelsey From Temple to Join Team

St. Paul baseball manager Len Non announced the purchase of catcher Catherige Kelsey from the Temple team of the Texas League. Kelsey will join the St. Paul club in Columbus tomorrow.

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ST. Paul, Minn Lennon St. Paul
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Elliott Wins New York State Cup at Buffalo Shoot

The New York State Cup was captured by J. A. R. Elliott of Kansas at the Buffalo State shoot. Pro scores today included LeCompte of Kentucky with 150 and J. A. R. Elliott with 150 high scores.

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Buffalo N. Y J. A. R. Elliott Kansas LeCompte Kentucky
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Goebel Endorses Meat Inspection Substitute Bill

Representative Goebel endorses a House Agricultural Committee substitute for the Beveridge meat inspection bill. He praises government payment of inspection costs and canned meat dating, and expects Cincinnati packers to approve. Goebel has not yet heard from Michael Ryan of Cincinnati Abattoir Co. on the proposal.

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Commercial Tribune Burbac Postal Telegraph Building Washington, D. C Washington House Agricultural Committee Beveridge Goebel Cincinnati Michael Ryan Cinccinnati Abattoir Company Ryan
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Trustees Elect Library Officers For Coming Year

The Public Library board chose Washington T. Porter as President James Albert Green as Vice President Herman Knost as Secretary and Eugene Schaefer as Treasurer. The board deferred bids for the Northside Branch Library as all bids exceeded the appropriation.

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The Public Library Washington T. Porter James Albert Green Herman Knost Eugene Schaefer Northside
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City workers win raises while overtime pay denied

The Board of Public Service denied the overtime pay petition from laborers at the Front street pumping station. It granted City Hospital cleaners a raise from 1.40 to 1.75 dollars daily affecting sixteen workers, and hospital nurses from 25 to 30 dollars monthly starting July 1. Charles LaMott, chief bookkeeper at the city stables, saw pay rise from 16 to 20 dollars per week.

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Board of Public Service Front Street City Hospital Charles LaMott
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Ohio Music Teachers Entertained on Convention Visit

The Ohio Music Teachers Association social programme promises entertaining delegates to conventions. A boat ride to Coney and a formal banquet at the clubhouse are set for Thursday, with Friday spent at the Zoo.

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Ohio Music Teachers’ Association Coney
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