AEDS Greeted by Bain at Brooklyn League Meet
Three members and six proxies will attend the Brooklyn league gathering with Bain greeting the visitors. The eastern trip will end tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
6
Three members and six proxies will attend the Brooklyn league gathering with Bain greeting the visitors. The eastern trip will end tomorrow.
The National American League standings show Chicago leading with 89 wins and 18 losses, Cleveland and New York close behind, followed by Philadelphia and Detroit. American Association Central clubs list Springfield at top with 33 wins, Grand Rapids 28, Milwaukee 31, Canton 24, and Kansas City 28 wins in the season’s early results.
Rain cancels the Reds vs Brooklyn game at Sheepshead Bay delaying the postgame exodus. Many players expect a possible return to New York while the Reds wrap their series and Bancroft Day events loom in New Bedford. Manager Hanlon Fraser face potential Sabbath-violation questions. Umpire Kiem plans a report to President Pulliam.
In PON June 18 Boston wins 2 1 as Bates hits a ninth inning homer off Chicago with one out. Howard and Stroebel get two base hits. Sheckard Dolan Evers/Sagle contribute defensively. Pfeffer and Ruelbach staff strong pitching. umpire Johnstone presides.
In Cleveland on June 18 Philadelphia scored the winning run in the eighth after a misplay by Roseman. The Phillies edged the Indians 3 to 2 in a tense American League game.
Detroit tops New York 31 29 in a tightly played game. Key moments include Coughlin and Williams collecting two bases each, Lowe hitting a home run, and Mullin earning the mound win with valuable support from Hahn and Clarkson.
Chicago edged Boston 4 to 3 in a hard fought contest. Donohue scored on a wild throw after Dineen drew a bases loaded walk with two outs in the fifth inning.
Rock allowed one in four innings and left on base totals were Chica 11 Boston 9. Armbruster Davis two base hits with Jones O Neil sacrificing. Hahn stole a base and a double play by Jones and Isbell. Pitchers Owen Altrock Dineen combined for 1 2 4 strikeouts. Dineen issued 3 walks. Time 2 33. Umpires Evans Connoly.
St. Louis scores six in the sixth to defeat Washington 6-3. Key hits include three singles and a triple in the frame. Hemphill homered and run scored. Kitson allowed 10 hits and six runs in six innings while Pelty yielded one run in two innings. Umpire Sheridan officiated.
Slagle pitched poorly as Toledo bats attacked Parkin with many errors. Piatt took a hit but scattered. Final score Toledo 12 St Paul 3 with Slagle and Parkin surrendering runs and miscues hurting St Paul throughout.
Minneapolis beat Columbus 4 to 2 as pitching and fielding shined. Key players included Oyler with a two base and three base hit, Davis and Wrigley contributing with hits and sacrifices. Groth earned the win with four strikeouts, Gehring fanned twice. Time noted as 1 inning unclear. Umpire Egan officiated the game.
Kansas City defeated Indianapolis 4 to 3 in a closely played game on June 18. Kellum pitched for Indianapolis with 4 strikeouts, while Frantz earned the win for Kansas City with 1 run allowed in the final frames. Notable hits included two-base and three-base plays, with Leahy and Slattery contributing offensively for the Chiefs.
Milwaukee defeats Louisville 6 to 4 as Wolfe Stecher Dunkle and teammates surrender 12 hits. Robinson Bateman Quinlan and McChesney star with two base hits and key runs while Stecher pitches poorly before Dunkle. Time 1 50. Umpire Sullivan.
Dayton wins a tight Central League match on June 18 as timely hitting and late runs push them to a 6 to 5 victory over Evansville. Battery details list Pearson and Cross for Dayton, Malloy and Griffen for Evansville.
Miss Gertrude Lewis defeated Mrs E P Harrison in the finals at the Cincinnati Golf Club by 5 up and 3 to play. The Queen City Cup tournament ran a week from Monday with 16 entrants. Cincinnati Golf Club men beat Indianapolis Golf Club 17 to 12 in a Saturday match.
The National Commission reinstates player Hayden after two prior reinstatement requests were refused. Signed by American League President Johnson and Chairman Herrmann, with National League President Pulliam filing a minority report opposing the reinstatement. Hayden had been covered up by the Baltimore and Brooklyn clubs for breaking his contract. The commission cites several extenuating circumstances surrounding the case.
President O'Brien of the American Association suspended Minneapolis manager M. J. Kelly pending an investigation into charges of crookedness against umpires Owens and Kane. The umpires were also temporarily suspended. The telegram announcing Kelly's suspension was sent to Columbus, Ohio.
Latonia track conditions were good but betting day produced chaos with Redlight surge over entered price and a selling war. McCafferty claimed Redlight from Joe Coyne amid high tension while St Tammany, Florizel and Belle Scott delivered close finishes across six races with several favorites winning and a volatile selling purse session.
London report details the singles matches where H. H. Smith defeated Holcombe Ward in four sets after an 6-1 6-0 start, and H. L. Doherty beat R. D. Little in four sets, with Little showing early promise. Doherty won 3-6 6-3 6-8 6-1 6-3.
Beach Haven offers The Engleside as the upper class choice with sea water private baths steamy heat and open fireplaces. It promotes sailing fishing bathing and a select patronage plus hay fever relief with mailed booklets and reduced railroad fares from manager R F Engle.
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