Reds Win Big on Scott’s Pitching and Hitting
Scott pitched effectively as Cincinnati Reds players powered the offense to another decisive victory. The Reds struck early, built leads, and maintained control through the late innings.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1900
Page
5
Steinfeldt's Good Playing: Home Runs Lift Chicago Past Pittsburg
Yesterday's baseball results show Cincinnati defeating St. Louis 14 to 2 and Chicago beating Pittsburg 8 to 1 with notable home runs by Scott and McBride.
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Reds edge crippled Cardinals in two hour game
Cincinnati defeated St Louis 6 4 as Wallace Mc Graw and Heidrick sat out. Bertie Jones started strong for Cincinnati with seven early runs, while Scott held the Cardinals to eight hits. The report notes Reds hopes in pennant race and praises Ed Scott and Steinfeldt, with management aiming to bolster the roster.
Steinfeldt shines at second base as Peitz shows form
In St Louis on June 17 Steinfeldt fielded eight chances without an error and hit for power with a double and three hits. Heinie Peitz also played superbly, delivering solid hitting, receiving, throwing, and smart coaching. McGraw leads batting at .384 as injuries thin the Reds, with Wallace Heidrick and Young sidelined. Wallace hopes to return by Pittsburgh opener. McGraw to third base soon. Heidrick expected back Thursday.
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Reds Aim For Longer Winning Streak After Strong Play
The Reds show improved hitting and solid pitching in recent games, signaling a potential longer streak. The article notes the locals have played good ball lately as St. Louis opponents loom.
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Fielding and snappy play lift players into big league status
The Chicago Daily News notes that those who excel in fielding and quick, sharp play are stepping into the big leagues, signaling a rise in performance and recognition for standout athletes.
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Chicago Batted Him With Ease and Pittsburg Loses Again
Chicago opened the National League season by defeating Pittsburg 8 to 1 in Chicago. Jimmy Ryan's team collected nine hits off Meekin as Chance homered and Mertes doubled. Garvin pitched well for Chicago, fanning five and scattering Pittsburg hits. Pittsburg's run came on errors.
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East Dominates Sectional Series In Fifty-Three Games
The East won 37 of 53 games against the West in the sectional series. Boston led the pack with a .867 percentage during this stretch, while Chicago dropped to a .281 mark. Standings show shifting ranks from May 29 to June 16 with Boston rising to third and several teams holding steady or falling in rank.
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Milwaukee Halts Buffalo in Narrow Ninth Inning Grasp
Buffalo tied Milwaukee in the ninth on wild throws and a steal but Milwaukee answered with Husting’s clutch play. Waldron led Milwaukee with a 14 3 1 line while Baker absorbed the loss as the Brewers held on for a 6 to 5 triumph before 5,000 at Milwaukee.
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Lee Weakens As Detroit Ties Ninth Inning
Kansas City pitcher Lee faltered in the ninth allowing two walks and a hit batsman to tie the game. Detroit then won 3 to 1 in the tenth as KC managed only a lone run earlier.
Three Runs In First Inning Dooms Chicago
Chicago and Indianapolis traded hard but scored only in the first inning as Kato held the visitors at bay. Attendance reached 10,500. Final score Chicago 3 Indianapolis 4.
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Cleveland Finishes Sweep Over Minneapolis in Series
Cleveland defeated Minneapolis to take the final game of the series as both Hoffer and Parker had tough outings and the home runs by Cleveland paid off. The contest took place in Minneapolis on June 17.
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Minneap olis Beats Cleveland On Errors And Long Balls
Minneapolis offense relies on home runs by Jackbitsch and Sullivan and a sharp catch by Pickering while Cleveland suffers costly errors. Parker and Hoffer start strong but miscues and key hits give the visitors a 7 to 4 win in front of 4,500 at the ballpark.
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Mack Trades Check for Bierbauer in Milwaukee
Milwaukee club manager Mack trades pitcher Charlie Check to Cleveland for second baseman Bierbauer. Fultz shifts to shortstop while Bierbauer covers second base. Jack Crooks is paid off by Buffalo and will retire from the game.
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Police Officers Watch For Commercial Tribune Sunday
Police officers are urged to watch for the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 as part of a public notice and street patrol alert.
Bond Hills Beat Burnets at Macke Park in Rough Contest
The Bond Hills won yesterday at Macke Park with a strong pitching display by Hiberger who struck out a dozen and allowed seven hits. The game featured sharp fielding from both sides and a solid team effort.
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International chess masters tournament results in Paris
In Paris on June 16 only adjourned and drawn games occurred. Rosen defeated Mason, Mieses defeated Schlechter, and Maroczy and Tschigorin drew.
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Railroad and street car workers urged to read Tribune Sunday
Railroad men street car men police and letter carriers are urged to watch the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for news and notices affecting their trades.
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Kinley Mack Wins Suburban Tale At Sheepshead Bay
Newport race season moves to Newport track with five furlong stakes and two-year-old fillies. Jockey Jake Holtman starts, then Latonia hosts Himyar and Covington Stakes with a strong three-year-old field. Ascot results show Sloan, Rief, and Skeets Martin among top jockeys. Kinley Mack’s naming origin traced to Jockey Club registration. Washington Park announces officials for twenty five day meeting opening next Saturday with the American Derby.
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Spring-Peter Duryea Lyror Bell-Slips and More
A list of names includes Spring Peter Duryea and Lyror Bell-Slips with Georgie Sim W, Violet Parsons Dousterswivel, Lady Bramble Volkmann and Bitholin High Neon. The fragment presents a roster style pairing of individuals and titles in a decorative catalog format.
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