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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1902

Page

6

College Pitcher Beats the Reds in Chicago Victory

Lundgren pitched for Chicago and defeated Cincinnati as Hahn took the mound for the Reds. Crawford miscued in the seventh, allowing the decisive runs. Yesterday’s results: Chicago 7 Cincinnati 5. St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 2. Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 1.

REDS Chicago Cincinnati St.Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Philadelphia Pe. Oorvess Apnese Ereer ii Eesees Erenee Boston Eee St. Louis Settee New Eeeeens Philadelphia Somnendhl Wied New York

Lundgren Shuts Down Reds as Cubs Win on Foreign Ground

Illinois pitcher Lundgren delivered for manager Selee in a road battle against Cincinnati. After a rough first inning he settled, overcoming taunts, and kept the Reds from scoring late while Noodles Hahn struggled for Chicago. Key moments included Peitz’s gamesmanship, Beckley’s catchless miscue, and Crawford’s misplay on a routine ball, sealing a Cubs victory.

Philadelphia Boston Lundgren Selee Reds Heinie Peitz Chicago League Park Noodles Hahn Noodles Cubs Powers Noodies Jake Beckley Jake Ball Park Sam Crawford Beckley Crawford de Laneae Steinfeldt Thielman Peitz C. Os Hahn Ae Blagle Jones Cincinnati Criormo BaNiee Dexter Chance Hoy Pietz Corcoran Beck Power Brown

Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia 6 to 1 in June baseball game

Donovan pitched steadily for Brooklyn as they defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1. Attendance was 1,173 with two-base hits by Browne Sheckard Dahlen Irwin Flood and a Dolan home run. Stolen bases Sheckard Barry and other plays noted. Time 1 45 Umpire Emilie.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Donovan Duggleby Easees Browne Sheckard Dahlen Irwin Flood Dolan Muse Farrell Barry McCreery Hulewitt Douglass Dugss Emilie EJ Pitts Ab.h.o.a St. L Abhore Brashear Leach Hartman Zimmer O'Neil Threhill O'N'hl Pittsburg Davis Basils Tannehill O’ Day Myers Gilks Kieinon Nattress Grim Coggswell Smith Knoll Burns Meaney Mock Vassbinder Sheridan McBride Runkel Lumley Huggins Olmstead Cribbens Ferguson Shannon Lynch Milwaukee St. Paul Tindell

St Louis Beats Pittsburg After Big Third Inning

Four hits and two errors in the third inning powered St Louis to victory over Pittsburg as the O Neill battery starred throughout. Attendance 2 900. Final score 9 to 4 with Pittsburg limited to hits when not productive.

Pittsburg St. Louis O'Neill Battery

Dixiana Yearlings Sold at Sheepshead Bay

The Dixiana yearlings owned by Major B. G. Thomas sold at Sheepshead Bay with prices generally low. Jimmy ne, for James R. Keene, bought the chestnut colt by Dr. MacBride Que sal, a half brother to Tommy Atkins, for $5,500. Other notable sales included a $1,250 colt and a $2,000 yearling, all by Dr. MacBride line.

New York Dixiana B. G. Thomas Sheepshead Bay Toy Jimmyne James R. Keene

Gossip of the Coming Baseball Stars

Local clubs seek matches for youths aged 16 or 17 with managers inviting teams to respond. The Muldoons host Cincinnati Stars at Norwood Inn Park on June 22, Covington Grays plan a June 29 trip to Lexington and a July 6 game with Ludlow Anchors. Special Friday night game under electric light in Hamilton on June 27 aims to attract strong Cincinnati clubs.

Winton Hartwell Jrs C. H. Musselman Hartwell Muldoons Cincinnati Stars Norwood Inn Park Cincinnati Coffin Company Ed Lowther Richmond Filmore Streets Covington Grays Lexington Cincinnati Lexingtons Nationals Denny Summers Knoxville Benny Casey Norwood Inn Wesp Kellar H. Schwab Western Avenue Commercial Tribune Hamilton Jacob Milders Hamilton Krebs Krebs

Boston Beats Detroit 4-1 as Stahl steals home

Boston takes the lead in the first inning and never trails, aided by Stahl stealing home in the opening frame. Detroit’s only run comes from two singles and a fly ball, with Siever pitching into relief. Attendance is listed at 2,800.

Detroit Siever Boston Stahl

Kansas City Beats Minneapolis 12 to 1 in Big Victory

Minneapolis June 19 Gibson strong in five innings as Kansas City bats hot. Grant and Phyle spark first inning with hits. Lewee and Grady pace nine runs in early burst. Sporer and Gibson hold Minneapolis to one run. attendance noted as a factor in the lopsided score.

Minneapolis Gibson Andy Hsiate Grant Singling Phyle Kanaas City ABH KOC Ab.h.o.a.e Grant Nance Tiynch I Lewee Byers Oy Wilmot Reyett McBride Sporer Lewee Grady Phvie Ball—Byers Gibron Struc Teton Kansas City Rothfuss Ward

Columbus Defeats Toledo In Tight Baseball Clash

In Toledo on June 19 Columbus edged Toledo 5 to 4 in a hard fought game. Mock and Wassbinder worked the mound and kept hits scattered. Attendance was about 1,000 as Columbus secured the victory with key late scoring and solid defense.

Toledo Columbus Mock Wassbinder

Saints Defeat Milwaukee After Umpire Row

St. Paul beats Milwaukee 9 to 3 as manager Kelly is ejected for assaulting the umpire in the first inning. Attendance 300. Lumley homered for St. Paul and McBride, Runkel, and Lynch starred for Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Kelly St. Paul Saints Mil. Ab.h.o.a.e St. P. Aang Dillard Rgeois Kelley Dungan O Ferguson Huggins Runkel Lumley Pierce

Indianapolis tops Louisville in dull game at Louisville

Indianapolis defeated Louisville 2 to 0 in a low scoring contest. Williams pitched for Louisville and Kerwin for Indianapolis, each surrendering few runs as both teams stranded runners. Attendance was about 4,200 with errors and timely hits shaping the outcome.

Louisville Indianapolis Kerwin Williams

Baltimore Rattles In First Inning To Edge Chicago

The Baltimores scored all their runs in the opening frame including a gift, sacrifice, error, wild pitch, and a scratch single. Callahan held Chicago to two hits after the first inning as Cronin shut them down later. Attendance was 3,120 with Chicago 3 Baltimore 1.

Chicago Baltimores Rattles Callahan

Cather Livingstone Leads With Early Home Runs

In Kent Ohio on June 19 Cather Livingstone hit back to back home runs including a grand slam as Canton Marines fell 6 4. Bracken struck out twelve for the visitors while Cappe Leman and Crawford worked the batteries. The same teams meet again tomorrow.

Commercial Tribune Kent, O Cather Livingstone Canton Marines Bailey Bracken Teone Rec Cives Livingstone Cappe Leman Crawford Beach

A Sure Thing in Atlas National Bank Lottery

A lottery note cites Atlas National Bank with prize pool of 34000 dollars and 1490 chances to win. details appear on the Bee tenth page.

Two Sensational Catches Save Washington In Cleveland Contention

In Cleveland on June 19, Ryan made two dramatic catches in the eighth and ninth innings to prevent a Cleveland victory. Attendance was 3,120 as Washington edged out with key hits by Kelster Lajoie Gochnaur Bemis Lee and Coughlin shining at the plate. Final lines show Washington winning behind strong defense and late-game saves.

Cleveland Ryan Cleve H.O.A.E Wash A.E. Picker Hickman Coughlin Bradley Gochn'r OjLee Bemis Clark Bernh Orth CTR Pecceseess Washington Kelster Lajoie Gochnaur Delehanty Lee Wolverton Keister Carey Ralle Bernhardt O' Laughlin

Coburn Equine Rally Wins Desperate Finish at Harlem

In Chicago on June 19 at Harlem, Hermencia surged from tenth in the stretch to overtake Ethel Wheat by two lengths for a $3,000 purse, Coburn riding Hermencia edged Helgerson who led with Ethel Wheat fading late. Luke Ward dominated the seven furlong race, opening at 20 to 1 then firming to 8 to 1, finishing first by two lengths as Hermencia rallied from behind. The day featured heavy wagering by New Yorkers in the American Derby meeting with clear skies and fast track conditions.

Chicago Harlem Helgerson Watis Ethel Wheat Wpo Hermencia Coburn le H Ethel Wheat Louisville Hermen Erners Luke Ward Horatius Donnelly Gallant Smith Perlee John C. Ki Dean Impeétuous Courage Jackful King Hammon North Pole Dupage the Counselor Hoodwink Bragg Torne Harry New W. J. Deboe Ed Adack J. Gonfalon PO Nie VV Mere DE LO Leswecsccunvcunee Last Knight Major “Dixon Rubus Hebunta Maggie Davis Captain Gaines Gol Sardonic Liden Ella Kirby Moabina Kings Lady Mirance Lyne Meade Farmer Jim_ Pennant Grate Queen Pure Dale Clarissa Belle Parlor Maid Jiminez T. Dean Puinnee Alline Abbot Leo Newell Oncar Ear DU Ditasuvcet Thurles J. Matthews eSeerrryre Wild Pirate Pequits O. B. Campbell Alma Girl Paul’ “Creyton Jay J. Walsh Yong Bert

Hatasoo Wins Swift Stakes in Muddy New York Race

Hatasoo, ridden by Herbert under 125 pounds, triumphed in the Swift Stakes at Sheepstead Bay as rain spoiled the card. The race attracted three starters while other races listed multiple contenders and weights with results from six furlongs to a mile.

New York Sheepstead, Bay Hatasoo Herbert

Phillies Use Errors to Break Tie in Seventh

Four hits including a double and three St. Louis errors sparked Philadelphia to five runs in the seventh inning as Hastings and Harper pitched a mostly tight game. Attendance 4,100. St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 8 after the late inning outburst.

ST. Louis Philadelphia Hastings Harper St. L Ab.h.o.a.e Phila Fuitz Heldrick Davis Anderson Friel M'Chu'k Padden Sugden Walace

4 499 Chances to Get a Piece of It

Unclear OCR fragment mentions 4 499 chances to obtain a piece of something. No identifiable people organizations places dates or events are readable. Further readable details are required to craft a proper headline and summary.

Baker Buys Two Yearling Colts in Kentucky Sale

In Ingham ton Kentucky Mack et al of Danville sold to R L Baker two yearling colts by Imp storpion nine ie a Lindolette by Louisa Lee for 500 dollars each. The sale occurred June 19 with details showing high value for the yearlings amid a local horse market report.

Commercial Tribune Ington

Sure Thing Atlas National Offer Promises Big Payout

A Sure Thing promotion at Atlas National offers $34,000.00 with 1,490 chances to win a share. Details and breakdown appear on page ten.

Thoroughbred Entries Today at Sheepshead Bay Racecourse

A dense card lists entries across ten races including maidens two year olds and two year olds on Futurity course. Notable names include Stella W Bizerta Sedition Blue Banner Colonel Tyler Ada Nay Daisy Green Wax Candle Locket The Lady Iris and Morning Side with weights and entries for each race.

Stella W Bizerta Sweet Clover Tchula Past Sedition Flirtineer Musidora Batyah Lady Holyrood Early Five Ohio Girl C. Rosenfeld Anna Darling Cuspidoy Daly Squire Quinne Dacty Remorse Juvenalis Haggin Moreton Bonus the Guinea East Kelston the Beggar Watrton Lady Appleby White Crest Precentor Adelaide Prince Lady Iona Blue Banner Colonel Tyler Malonian Irish Lad Ada Nay Rene Daisy Green Wax Candle Lady Albertcraft Lord Touchwood Dublin Morning Side Cameron Keynote Follawsbee Ethics Frances¢co Dwyer Belle of Troy Highlander Argregor Bellaire Merito Janice Locket Operator Glen Nevis War Cry Athel Leader Hurstbourne Oakington Byron Erdale Marl Warwick Pagus Meltonian Orrilly Northern Light Muzio Wienerwurst Josette Mallory Stem Winder Allan Lola L Frances Porter Dobrouck Ahola Apple Sweet Dundee Pet Ice King Alard Irish Jewel Tom Kingsley Money Mass Tom Wallace Mary Pine Ella Fonse Leneta Nellie Waddell the Cedars Maclaren Dagmar Farrell Globe TI Walter Cleary Queenship Hope Faleila Helen Paxton Carrillo Mazo Alice B Anchor Sea Song the Lady Iris Searcher Nitrate Hildreth Scintillant Marshall Neil Dr. Stephens W. J. Deboer Lily Frangible Prowl Articulate Six Shooter Compass Tommy Foster Emathion Mackey Digby Bell Iléwaho Chickadee Ernest Parham Alma Girl Declaimer Learoyd Matin Bell Lucy Locket Santa Teresa Blessed Damosel Marshall ‘Neil Limelight Vincennes Golden Scepter Henry of Franstamar Reseda Miss Liza Carl Kahler Lady Meddlesome Baird Bedner Edith Q Tammany Chief Artena

Multiple Breeder Entries Appear in Commercial Tribune Tips

A list from the Commercial Tribune Tips shows horse names and connections across Sheepshead Bay and St. Louis venues. Entries include Sweet Clover and Early Eve from Haggin, plus many named horses such as Janice Dublin Belle of Troy and Scintillant with Hildreth. The page records numerous horse pairs and handlers without narrative or outcomes.

Sweet Clover Ohio Adelaide Wax Candle Lady Albertcraft Janice—Dublin Belle of Troy Athel—Hurstbourne Oakington Jack Demand Philippine Leonid

Ft Erie Results From Buffalo June 19

Ft Erie results list six races with winners Hieaway Blanco Wire In F. G. Good Zonne Lithium and more. Times shown include 1:15 for six furlongs 0:50 for four, 1:40 for one mile and .55 for four and a half furlongs. Second place names Afghan Steel Maple Frivol and others.

Buffalo Ft. Erie Hieaway Afghan Flaneur Blanco Steel Reservation Wire In Nobleman Orontas F. G. Good Stand Pat Mida Zonne Maple Simon Thi Tima Lithium Frivol

Milwaukee club protests after umpire assaulted in game

President Quin of the Milwaukee Club entered a vigorous protest with American Association President Hickey after St Paul players assaulted umpire Tindall. Kelly tore a chest protector and abused the official. Quin pushed for a fine and season suspension.

Kelly Milwaukee Wis Quin Hickey American Association St. Paul Tindall

West Liberty marksman wins amateur tournament average

BELLEFONTAINE O June 19 In the amateur shooting tournament Alf Hill of West Liberty won first average breaking one third under 90 percent W J Koontz Union City was second and the third was shared by Co C Lane and Webb Shaw Bellefontaine and Art Bailey Spencerville In the professional class Ralph Trimble Covington Ky first and Waite Phellis Cincinnati second.

Commercial Tribune Bellefontaine Alf, Hill West Liberty W J. Koontz Union City Co. C. Lane Webb Shaw Art Bailey Spencerville Ralph Trimble Covington Waite Phellis Cincinnati

Ashtabula Manager Declines Southern League Offer

Manager Bréén of the Ashtabula ball team today declined a strong offer from Birmingham Alabama to manage the Birmingham team in the Southern League.

Commercial Tribune Ashtabula, O Bréén Ashtabula Birmingham Ala

Derby Horses Are All There Hildreth Faces Baldwin Challenge

Derby horses are ready as Hildreth vows caution and M'Chesney exits early. Lucky Baldwin issues a sweeping challenge to rivals, signaling a tense showdown for the upcoming race.

Hildreth Lucky Baldwin

Eastern contenders lead Derby field toward Chicago test

Arsenal and Pentecost arrived at Washington Park as the Derby pace tightens with McChesney out. Heno and Hermis join the Eastern candidates in hope of a long anticipated American Derby victory. Cruzados and Emperor of Norfolk are scratched. Baldwin’s challenge looms over a $20,000 side bet if Cruzados races again.

Commercial Tribune Chicago Arsenal Pentecost Washington Park Track America New York Julius Bauer Heno Hermis East McChesney Bauer Lucien Appleby Lord Quex Cruzados Baldwin Harlem

A Sure Thing, 1490 Chances to Get a Piece

A brief note highlights a lottery style chance count of 1490, suggesting a wide pool of participants eager for a potential win or prize. The exact event and organizer are not specified in the fragment.

Varro Wins Feature at Fair Grounds on One Mile and Sixteen

Varro captured the feature event at the Fair Grounds on one mile and a sixteenth, defeating South Breeze by half a length in a cloudy, fast track race. Maverick was the only favorite to win a race as second choices and others filled the rest of the card.

ST. Louis Jack Young J. O'Connor Jean Gravier Bell Nettle Black Ben Iar Clare Bell Metz Helen Hay Sinfil Beauchamp Sweet Dream Singleton Louis Wagier Hazel Hughitt Bertha Nell Tennyson Mr. Muley Santa Ventura Peace, Utero Kitty G Wine Press Ermack Scully Audiphone Orlandine Rochester and Menace

Scott Hudson Stable Closes Final Workouts Ahead of Detroit Stakes

Lexington report shows Hudson Gatcomb trotting stable refining for the M. and M. Stake in Detroit. Chasse 2 16, Audubon Boy 2 12, Twinkle 2 13, Alice Russell 2 17, Greentrotter Rythmic 2 15, pacers Don Riley 2 10 and Tertimin 2 24. Horses depart Saturday for Tiffin Ohio where entries await.

Commercial Tribune Lexington Hudson & Gatcomb Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association Detroit Chasse Kee!er Alice Russell Twinkle Audubon Boy Oakland Baron Don Riley Tertimin Tiffin

Hermis Derby Candidate Ready After Training Run

Chicago June 19. Hermis H M Ziegler's Derby candidate Hermis shows no bad effects after a Hawthorne workout. Trained by Charlie Hughes the colt, 112 pounds, covered the route in 2 404 with J Walsh aboard. Final prep with Patsy McCue likely to place Hermis in the money.

Commercial Tribune Chicago Hermis H. M. Ziegler Dow Charlie Hughes Hawthorne J. Walsh Patsy McCue

Zeigler Horse Wins After Long Layoff at Harlem

H M Zeigler uncovered a big upset at Harlem as Luke Ward won the second race. The retired horse, backed from 6 to 25 to 1, led from start to finish, two lengths clear of Gonfalon with Henry Zitt and Last Knight following. Gonfalon took second ahead of Zitt.

Commercial Tribune Chicago H. M. Zeigler Luke Ward Harlem Gonfalon Henry Zitt Last Knight Rubus Barrier Rise Zitt

Toledo Men Accuse Valley Circuit Races Of Crooked Wins

In Cleveland the Valley Circuit races drew near scandal as Toledo bettors claim about 25 000 was wagered on Black Bess and allege two heats were deliberately stolen. Cooney Sherman says he lost 1300 and cites Crescens owner George H Ketcham’s claim that beating both horses and judges was required, a charge causing indignation among horsemen.

Commercial Tribune Toledo Crescens P Toredo

Trump Wins Easy Third Money in Swift Stakes

New York June 19 Father Bill Daly scores a walkover as his horse Trump takes the Swift Stakes third money at Sheepshead after Yankee scratched. With only two other contenders, the heavy track ensured Trump could not challenge for higher placement.

Commercial Tribune New York Bill Daly Sheepshead Trump Whitney Yankee Daly

Gold Cup Won by William the Third at Ascot

The Gold Cup of about 1,000 sovereigns plus 3,000 sovereigns in specie was won by Duke of Portland's William III. Obscoch was second and Santos third. The all aged stake went to Reine des Fleurs ridden by Reiff. Sceptre won the St James Palace Stakes with Flying Lemur second and Rising Glass third.

London Duke of Portland William III Santos Reiff Siever Sceptre Flying Lemur Rising Glass

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