Reds Move Up Game From the Demoralized Tebeauites
The Reds climb in the standings after a decisive win over a disheartened Tebeauite lineup. Key runs late in the game cemented the team's upward move and steady confidence.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1900
Page
5
Griffith and Waddel Duel in Fourteen Inning Chicago Game
In Chicago a lengthy pitchers' duel saw Griffith and Waddell go fourteen innings with the outcome decided by late scoring. Yesterday's results include Cincinnati beating St. Louis 7 to 3 and Brooklyn defeating Boston 10 to 4, while New York edged Philadelphia 8 to 1.
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Reds Sweep Tebeauites in Four Game Series at St Louis
Cincinnati Reds win 7 to 3 over St Louis at League Park to climb from last to sixth in the standings. Umpire Adonis Terry drew fan ire amid sharp calls as Donlin and Beckley faced disputed plays and the Reds capitalized on several misplays to seal the win.
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Reds Open Chicago Stopover Before Opening With Anarchists
The Reds travel to Chicago and will stay at the Victoria Hotel instead of the Leland. Breitenstein and Quinn may extend their stay. Joe will replace Steinfeldt at second in the opener with the Anarchists. Frank Bancroft and Wally Fessenden bet on races. Barrett shows promising pace in the outfield.
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Long's error and Daly's homer spark champions win
In Boston on June 19 Brooklyn built a quick five run lead after Long muffed a ball and Daly belted a left field homer. Willis faltered on the mound while Boston fought back but fell short 4 to 3 as Daly Long and Jennings homered and Jennings added two two base hits.
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Newport Racing Summary Records Shows and Falls
Race summaries describe a three year old and up sale with Tea Tray Nineveh victory and close finish by Irving Mayor. Gooseliver and Fannie Taylor showed speed while Ned caused a runaway and led to scratches. Fifth and Sixth races noted Maiden two year olds and a six furlong sprint with Embry Virginia A and Xanthos and Mound City winning. crowded finish and multiple runners described.
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Dahlen Daly and Jennings Lead With First Base Push
First Base by Willie 6 2 by Kitson. Hit by Ball McGuire Jennings. Struck Out Willis. Wild Pitch Wills. Time of Game Two hours thirty five minutes. Umpire O Day.
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Griffith Wins 14th-Inning Decision in 1-0 Chicago Win
Chicago pitcher Griffith defeats Waddell 1-0 in 14 innings at West Side grounds. Griffith homers with two outs in the 14th, driving in Clingman for the lone run as both teams field brilliantly. Waddell fans 12 but issues eight walks in a stellar but doomed effort.
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Elberfeld Incites Assault on Umpire Dwyer
Detroit thrashed by Cleveland as lineup standings shift amid strong hitting. Baseball crowds swelled past twelve hundred as the game unfolded with notable events and team records noted, including the Cleveland push in the American League standings.
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Uproar at Stadium as Detroit and Cleveland Clash
A tense game near riot as Ebberfeld protests a strike call and is escorted off. Dwyer briefly calls for police amid boos, a chair later strikes him prompting police to quell the crowd. Final counts show Detroit 4 Cleveland 8 with key hits by Elberfeld and Ryan. Attendance 1,500.
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Hartman's Three Bagger Sparks Chicago Victory
Chicago wins by scoring in the sixth and eighth innings as Hartman hits a three bagger driving in the final run. Shugart shines in the field as Chicago defeats Milwaukee 5 to 2 with strong pitching by Fisher and Reidy and timely hits.
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Blues Dominate Millers In Home Game Drubbing
Kansas City Blues routed the Millers with a decisive 5 to 0 win at home. Key hits included two-base efforts from Wilmot Nance Lally Wagner and O'Brien and three-base shots from Dungan Hemphill and Coughlin. Harvey Hastings and Gear led pitching with multiple strikeouts and walks amid 1500 in attendance.
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Erratic Mole Gifts Bases But Hoosiers Beaten
In Indianapolis on June 19 a mole erratically handed eleven men bases as gifts while the Hoosiers were shut out. Kellum pitched great and kept hits scattered, preventing runs.
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Ned's Newest Trick Sets Up Rich Turf Stake
Great Field for Himyar Star Chamber and Greenock Will Run in a rich stake turf race Gos sip and race results are noted with focus on horse names and planned competition.
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Glendales Defeat Auburns 11 3 in Sunday Brickley Game
Orange Lakes league game highlights Glendale pitchers Rothamh and Morrissey led the Glendales to an 11 to 3 victory over the Auburns at Miami Grove. The Darts routed the Monitors 46 to 17, led by Campbell on the mound.
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Ned the uncertain racer stirs Newport crowd and loses
At Newport track Ned the aged horse trained by Jim Baker failed to deliver as backers hoped. Despite a 2 to 1 favorite position he circled the course three times then stopped, inflating losses for bettors while Elsie Barnes won the race ahead of Olly Gamin and Princess Fedora.
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Washington Park face police visit on Derby Day
Chicago dispatch reports City Hall alert as Acting Mayor Walker says Mayor Harrison ordered suppression of all gambling during his absence, signaling possible police action at Washington Park for Derby Day. Chief Ripley declined comment, awaiting orders and policy from the club remains unclear.
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Hanrahan KOed by West in Seaside Club Bout
Billy Hanrahan of New York was knocked out in the seventeenth round by Tommy West of Brooklyn before the Seaside Sporting Club in Coney Island. Hanrahan showed power but West outboxed him with superior ring tactics. The defeat followed a hard, one sided beating that reflected inexperience in fast pace fighting.
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Gans and Furey Arrive for Next Week’s Ring Fight
Joe Gans the colored lightweight champion and Barney Furey arrived from the East to begin training for their People’s Athletic Club bout next Tuesday night. Lyons meets Mike Schreck in a ten round match, with Schreck receiving 25 pounds. Curtain raiser features Jesse Shipp and Jack Cullen in a ten round bout. Furey returns from Marietta in excellent form and both fighters plan full training today. Sharkey Ruhlin fight results to be announced from the stage.
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Y. M. C. A. Field Day Set at Chester Park Next Saturday
Y M C A field day at Chester Park next Saturday afternoon drew close entries as juniors target the fifty yard dash and relay while Shoemakers Aneedas and Students vie in the open one mile relay. Kruesinger aims for a hurdle record and Spear Critchell plan marks in pole vault and 100 yards. No admission fee.
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Pigeon Shoot Opens Carnival at Beechwood Park
West Virginia Sportsmen's Association opens a carnival at Beechwood Park Charleston with 33 shooters across ten events totaling 185 targets. Jack Fanning leads with 180 of 165 targets, with high scores listed for 30 participants and officials.
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Chicago University forms team for London and Paris games
The University of Chicago selects its English championship task force for London and the Olympian games in Paris this summer. Captain W A Moloney Fred Moloney Harvey H Lord Henry B Slack and Charlies J Burroughs are slated to compete after Ravenswood trials.
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Homeopathists Meet in Washington for Institute Session
The American Institute of Homeopathy opened its annual session in Washington with Dr Charles E Walton of Cincinnati presiding. The event features a dedication of a statue to Dr Hahnemann on Scott Circle with President attending dedicate exercises and a White House reception that evening. Walton urged uniform medical laws nationwide and opposed homeopathic chairs in allopathic colleges.
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Letter Carriers Urged To Read Tribune Sunday
The Commercial Tribune directs readers to check the Sunday issue dated June 24 for important notices.
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Mrs. Virginia McKnight Granted Divorce in Ohio
In Columbus Common Pleas Court on June 19 Mrs. Virginia McKnight was granted a divorce from Hiram P. McKnight the convict attorney famed for seeking his own release from state prison. The decision releases her from his legal bond and marks a final end to their dispute amid his notoriety.
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Three Die In Tenement Fire After Blaze
June 19 reports indicate three people died in a Buffalo tenement fire last night. The victims include Mrs. Guilianida and her children ages 8 and 5, with an infant severely burned and not expected to survive.
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Bride Reappears and Marries After Toledo Wedding Plan
Fred Moore travelled to Toledo to wed Susie Mc Manus. The bride vanished on the wedding day, Moore returned home, she reconsidered, and the couple wed this afternoon in South Bend after her return.
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Two-Year-Olds Race At Sheepshead Bay Affects Card
At Sheepshead Bay New York on June 19 a large crowd gathered for two fixtures and the Coney Island Handicap. Dublin won the two year-old race at 10 to 1 while the favorite Voter captured the Coney Island Handicap in easy fashion. Race details include times for six events with horses like Elizabeth M Native Sky Scraper Hesper Dublin Longshoreman Rush Intrusive and Maximo Gomez appearing in the card.
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Advance Guard Stars in Chicago Stakes Derby Preview
Three American Derby hopefuls raced at Harlem today led by Advance Guard who, despite 15-pound burden and two interruptions, closed fast to finish behind All Gold in the Chicago Stakes for three-year-olds. Norford tailed off, while All Gold won eased with 1:40% on a fast track. Other results note Prince Plenty and Money Muss among runners in six furlongs to one mile events with multiple entrants listed.
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Fast track aids big Ft. Erie attendance at Buffalo meet
On a clear, fast track at Ft. Erie in Buffalo today a large crowd attended. Races featured varied fields with Saguneau and Deist among early runners. The Copter and Frank Morrison led a two year old dash. McGrathian and Bell Punch headed a seven furlong selling prize. several other named runners competed in handicap and selling events.
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Quick Range Wins Narrowly in St Louis Maiden Race
At the Fair Grounds on June 19 two-year-olds battled for long-shot glory. Quick Range rallied to nose Selde after a 12 to 1 run, while Mamie Lou led the late pace but Randazzo surged to win by five lengths in the last race. Multiple races featured blustery betting and crowded fields with favored covers and notable performances.
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Latonia set to open with Himyar Stakes at Latonia track
Race notes from Newport track predict strong crowds as Latonia opens with the Himyar Stakes, a mile and an eighth for three-year-olds. Star entrants include Greenock, Star Chamber, Florizar, Highland Lad, Ken tucky Farmer and more, with Tommy Burns and Pat Dunne fielding riders.
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American Jockeys Sweep Gatwick Races
Six races at Gatwick were won by American jockeys led by J. Reiff and Rigby. Sweet Sounds captured the Horseshoe Handicap with J. Reiff aboard Jiffy II runner up. North Duck won the Crow Plate with L Reiff riding. Zaziga won the Gatwick Selling Handicap with J. Reiff. Duke of Petersfield II Rigby. Galveston and Corypheus also claimed victories with Rigby and J. Reiff respectively.
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Sale of Yearlings at Sheepshead Bay Prices Mixed
NEW YORK June 19 Spendthrift Stud yearlings sold in the American Horse Exchange paddocks at Sheepshead Bay with prices below top values. Notable sales included a chestnut colt by Spendthrift-Gold Coin at 775 and a bay colt by Falsetto-Bertha at 900, among others.
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Overland Park Races Result in Trotting Win
Denver June 19 Overland Park results show Emma Foote winning the trotting first race in three straight heats with a 2:19% time. Competitors included Red Clift Fayce Mable Jefferson and Gephart.
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Railroad Men In The Commercial Tribune June 24
The June 24 issue of the Commercial Tribune holds items of interest for railroad workers and industry readers. It highlights developments, schedules, and notes affecting railway operations and labor.
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