National League Adopts New Rules For Highland Park Team?
The National League announces changes to rules and shifts practice time ahead of games. A postponement affects the Superba squad as time for warmups is altered.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
6
Baseball and Basketball Standings from Early 20th Century Circles
The excerpt lists standings for American and Central Leagues with team records and win percentages. Key teams include Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Cleveland, New York, Detroit, Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Brooklyn, Washington, and Boston, alongside Toledo, Columbus, Milwaukee, and other city clubs.
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Washington
Boston
American Asa
N. Central League
W. L. Po
Toledo
Springfield
Columbus
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Wheeling
Louisville
Canton
Kansas City
Evansville
Minneapolis
South Bend
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Bt. Paul
Dayton
Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chi at Boston
Cincinnati faces Brooklyn while Chicago travels to Boston. Pittsburgh games include a trip to New York and a visit to Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chi
Boston
Pittsb
New York
St All
Philadelphia
Baseball players to dress in private on streets after 1906 rule
National League adopts rule to prevent players being targets of fans by requiring visiting clubs to provide dressing rooms with water and lockers and forbids play on public streets in Spangles and tainted behavior. New practice times set one hour before game. batting on the diamond mandated.
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Ing
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Pacific Coast League
Pulliam
Messrs
Robison
Shettsline
Locke
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St Louis Defeats Philadelphia 3-1 In NL Showdown
St Louis won the National League game over Philadelphia 3 to 1. box shows players such as Thomas Magee Doolin and Richie on the mound, with detailed plate appearances and pitching totals for the two clubs.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Feaot Abh
O.A. E
Phila. Ab.h.o.a.e
Thomas
Ugleewa
Courtney
Titus
Magee
Ates
Doolin
Dooin
Richie
Te Ward
tSentell
Chicago Beats Red Sox 5-0 In Exhibition Clash
Chicago jumped ahead with five runs as Hite produced the big hit and Boston failed to score. The scoreline shows the White Sox defeating the Red Sox in an unproductive game.
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Chicago
Boston
Wet grounds push Pittsburg game postponement
Rain in New York leads to postponed Pittsburg game at local venue. Wet grounds force schedule shift as teams await new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia. Two-base Hit Schreck and three-base Hart
Box score notes Cleveland and Philadelphia details: two-base hit by Schreck, three-base hit by Hart, double plays by Cross Murphy and Davis, Turner and Rossman. bases on balls Joss one, Waddell three. Left on base Cleveland six Philadelphia four. Struck out Joss seven Waddell six. Wild pitch Waddell. Time 1:28. Umpires Hurst and Connor.
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Philadelphia - Sseevseesvee
Richie
St. Louis
Hiladelphia
Doolin
Grady
Taylor
Duggleby
Passen Ball
Doomn
Carpenter and Conway
Chicago
AB. E
Boston
H.O
Agile
Wreckard
Tenne Offman
Brain
Bates
Ni'dt
Howard
Inker
Dolan
Pfeffer
Oran
Brown
C Ter
Stroebel
S Dorner
WOMZO
Sheckard
E ‘Offman
Pfeifter
Tinker
Steven
Monee
Doubie
Everse
Dorner
Tenny
Ballo
Pfeister
Moran
Detroit
Ab.h.o.ae
N.Y
New York
Peewee A
Hoffman
McIintyre
Chord
Fice
Dona_ Coughlin
Williams
Philadelphia
Schreck
Hartsel
Cross
Murphy
Davis
Turner
Rossman
Lajoie
Joss
Waddell
Cleveland
Hurst
Connor
Louisville
Ecewessee
Milwaukee
McCormick
Sullivan
Tomes
Paul
Knabe
van Zandt
J. Clarke
Demonton
Sutthoff
Buchanan
Tolen
Wheeler
Geier
Kruger
Sugden
Rockenfield
Pierce
Frisk
Popkay
St Louis Defeats Washington in Ninth Inning Rally
In a nine inning game Washington tops St Louis 7 to 3 with a late rally. Stahl hits a three base hit and Stahl Schlaffey steals bases while O'Brien Wakefield Stone contribute two base hits. Grade and Falkenberg split pitching duties with Grade striking out seven and Falkenberg three.
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St. Louis
Washington
Heydon
Falkenberg
Stone
O’brien
Wakefield
Stahl
Schlafley
Wallace
Stahl Schlaffey
Sheridan
Boston Chicago Game Postponed By Rain
Chicago June 19 report notes the Boston at Chicago baseball game was postponed due to rain with no rescheduled date announced.
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Chicago
Louisville Defeats Milwaukee In A Tight American Association Tilt
Louisville tops Milwaukee 3 to 1 in a competitive American Association game. Puttmann baffled the visitors with sharp pitching while Hallman, Robinson, and Stovall contributed offense. The line shows key players, walks, and double plays as Louisville edges ahead in 1 hour 55 minutes.
Flaherty Shuts Out Minneapolis in Columbus Victory
Columbus defeated Minneapolis 3 to 0 as Flaherty allowed no runs. Key moments include two-base hit by Blue and timely sacrifices from Pickering Friel Freeman. Umpire Egan called the game after 1 hour 30 minutes with Sullivan and Thomas each recording a strikeout.
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Colum
A.E
Minn
Picker
Wrigley
Freeman
H'chman
Hart
Kihm
Grem
Ger
Coulter
Shultivan
Friel
Oyler
Neal
Shannon
Blue
OlFox
Flaherty
Thomas
Coluumbus
Minneapolis
Pickering
Sullivan
Egan
Toledo Defeats St. Paul 7-5 In Sloppy Game
In a poorly played contest Toledo edges St. Paul 7 to 5. Notable performers include Demonton and Clarke for Toledo and Sutthoff pitching for St. Paul with 3 wild pitches and 3 walks.
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Toledo
St. Paul
Rain Delays Kansas City Indianapolis Game
Rain halted the Kansas City Indianapolis game in Indianapolis on June 19, postponing the contest and leaving players on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rain Delays Hit Central League Baseball Schedule
Scores from games in South Bend Springfield Dayton and Grand Rapids reflect rain postponement and day games. Wheeling was postponed in South Bend while Springfield failed to score against Smiths delivery and Terre Haute, Dayton, Evansville, Grand Rapids and Canton posted various outcomes with late rallies and mixed offense.
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Springfield, CO
Springfield
Smith
Terre Haute
Friel and Clark
Smith and Weaver
Alloway
Go Between First Beats Brookdale Handicap Field at Gravesend
Go Between ridden by Shaw won the Brookdale Handicap at Gravesend on June 19 as odds 11 to 5 dictated. Proper placed second and Maxie Witt ran third in the one mile two furlong feature. Five favorites won on the card with Yan kee Gun leading the day in the opening sprint.
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New York
Gravesend
Yankee Gun
Martin
Arimo
Horner
Judge Davey
Knapp
Yorkshire Lad
Miller
Veribest
Garner
Memories
Loring
Umbrella
Wishard
Magrastella
Go-Between
Shaw
Proper
L. Williams
Maxie Witt
Brussel
Old Campaigner to Retire After Hundredth Win
A Seattle dispatch reports W B Gates the veteran campaigner in R R Rice s stable won his hundredth race yesterday and will retire as promised by owner Rice who said the retirement follows an even hundred wins.
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Chicago
Seattle
Wash
W. B. Gates
R. R. Rice
Arkansas Horseman
Rice
Local Scores Parade Mixes City Rivalries in Brief
Fragmentary game notes show Memphis Memphis 4 over Atlanta 1 and Orleans New Orleans 2 over Birmingham 1 with Little Rock 2 over Montgomery 3 and Shreveport versus Nashville 6 unspecified. Reportedly a roundup of scores from multiple cities.
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Memphis
Atlanta
Orleans
New Orleans
Birming
Little Rock
Montgomery
Shreveport
Nashville
Local baseball and game notices across Cincinnati area
Numerous Sunday results and upcoming games in Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Teams include East End Eagles, Columbia Athletics, Smith-Kasson Juniors, Chester Navies, Blue Grass, Cincinnati Monarchs, Elliots, and Covington Blues. Many openings for out-of-town teams in July and early summer, with contact details and venue notes across multiple streets and neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End Eagles
Miamis
Columbia Athletics
Dayton Eagles
Smith-Kasson
Crack Potter
Chester
Connersville
Ind
Chester Navy
Central Avenue
Fairmounts
Blue Grass
City
Cincinnati Monarchs
Arthur Knabe
Coleman Street
Erics
Newport
Monmouth Street
Forest Avenue
R. Edwards
Cincinnati Elliots
Diamonds
Rose
Pearls
Herman Wellerding
Royals
Groesbeck
Hoosiers
Hornback
Dutch Smyth
al Knoessel
Ritchie
Lebanon
Big Four
C. H. Roudebusch
Armory Avenue
Oliver Herr
Clark Street
Bellevue
Cardinal
Seventh
Linn
Gerken
Ramblers
Miner’s Shagles
Manhattans
Orchards
Lincoln Grays
E. J. Wettliff
Freeman Avenue
Linn Streets
West End Cardinals
Covington Blues
Bellevue Park
Kentucky Colonels
Brighton Grays
Carthage Juniors
Miamisville
J. Howe
West
McMicken Avenue
L. Weglar
Flint Street
Reading
Linwood
Norwood Globes
Louis Doerr
West McMicken Avenue
Patriots
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Osgood
Hamilton
Cincinnati Eagles
Models
Eagles
Covington
Burns
J.f
Flick R.tr
Smith S.s
Deisel
Edw
Dams
Liston Avenue
Stacey Manufacturing Company Club
Wm. F. Dunker
Care This
Stacey Boys
King Machine Tool Company Club
Automobiling notes in Rochester plans and sales
Joe Monfort travels to Rochester to close a deal for another car as Sid Black lists recent deliveries including a Franklin to Robert Rogan and a Buick to John G. Deshler. An efficiency contest may be pushed, but President Duttenhofer’s monthlong trip complicates plans and support from the Automobile Club.
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Joe Monfort
Rochester
Sid Black
Franklin
Robert Rogan
Harvey Meyers
Buick
John G. Deshler
L. W. Anderson
B. Behrens
Duttenhofer
Automobile Club
Auto drive for orphans gains local support in Cincinnati
Local planners urge Cincinnati car owners and dealers to donate vehicles for a charity ride for orphans. Firms pledge six and five cars respectively, but organizers say 75 to 100 machines are needed. Pittsburgh Club recently ferried 600 children and plans a Luna Park finale at the Zoo or Chester Park.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Luna Park
Zoo
Chester Park
Nick at the Races Opening Day at Ascot
London June 13 Royal Ascot opened with Congressman Longworth and wife from Cincinnati among the guests. Attendance was limited by space and many Americans were disappointed at not being invited. Danny Maher won two races and Pradeira won the Ascot Stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Inclosure
Congressman Longworth
Cincimnnati
Ogden Millis
J. W. White
Danny Maher
Mr. Singer
Pradeira
Wisconsin Rower Hine Injured Hurts Crew Practice
The river ran rough for time trials but college crews trained hard on the course in Poughkeepsie. Hine of Wisconsin, who strained a shoulder ligament yesterday, remains out of the boat and would significantly handicap the crew if retired.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hine
Wisconsin
Port Warden wins Latonia steeplechase amid rain battered track
In a soggy Latonia card the Latonia Oaks for three year olds drew a small field. Port Warden from the Gerst stable won the steeplechase with a hard stretch run as Signal Light fell and Pemberton broke a collar bone. Knowledge upset the early favorites at 30 to 1 while D Austin rode three winners and several riders claimed the other wins. Content won the Latonia Oaks as the favorite in a two length margin over Sister Frances with Concert third. Scratches reduced fields and heavy rain left the track a quagmire.
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Latonia
Content
Search Light
Port Warden
Gerst
Signal Light
Gould
Pemberton
Knowledge
D. Austin
C. Morris
E. Robinson
Gaddy
Perrett
Clay Bros
Phalia
A. Baker & Co
Frances
A Seen Nee Ramey
E. Rob- Tison
Onesvarse
Edward Frazer
Concert
Sister Frances
Latonia Entries Race Summary with Thoroughbred Bets
Latonia races report detailed results. Signal Light faded after the last jump as War Chief won by four lengths over Picktime with Port Warden third. selling stakes purse $400. Knowledge led to a two length win over Mr Farnum in a one mile race. Keynote won the fourth race by four lengths over Minnehaha with Proteus third.
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W. Grater & Co
Lissak
D. Austin
James Queeman
D. Hall
Scott Hudson
St. Alien
Princess Himyar
CW. Taylor
Vives
Teddy
Seder
Sherrill
Oregar
Alma Gardia
Preston
St. Noel
B. Robinson
Lady Lavish
Dreyer
Pottering
Riley
del Coronado
F. Hildebrand
Frank Bell
C. Fisher
Platt
C. Morris
Maraschino
Jost
Katherine L
Mad Box
Blade
Jigger
Scotch Dance
Fair Platt
Frank Bill
Elude
W. Gerst
B. G. Port Warden
Tithonus
Lizzie English
Garry
J. C. Ferriss, Jr
B. H. Picktime
Ryan
O. L. Hill
B. G. War Chief
Carnegie
Sporting Sally
O’neill
McClain
Itaca
Tiara
Dupee
Signal Light
Gould
St. Enoch
Itacatiara
Port Warden
War Chief
Picktime
J. H. Shouldice
B. G. Knowledge
Filigrane
Minerva
Perrett
Cc. C. McCafferty
Mr. Farnum
Cheviot
Miss Dance
James ‘Arthur
Haima
Sally Ban
Zinda
Golden Mineral
E. Robinson
Revolt
Dominick
Tom Crowe
Prestige
Pendergast
Creel
Usury
Glassful
Saronala
Harding
My Gem
Sharp Boy
Happy Jack
Precious Stone
Knowledge
Oots Bros
Gr. Ce
Lafayette
Ogden
Turtle Dove
D.austin
W. H. Robinson
Ch. F. Minnehaha
Jack Point
J. W. O’neal
Br. Co
Galore
Bular
Marco
Redwood NI
Shining Star
Mi Rey
Kapitans
Rubinon
Keynote
St George, Jr
Minnehaha
Proteus
Mate
Bourbon News
Extol
Steeplechase Fell Horses Lead to Scrapes and Wins
Pemberton riding Signal Light broke a collar bone when the horse fell in the stretch. McClure on Gould was shaken but unhurt. Jockey Taylor paid a 25 dollar fine for rough riding on Jigger. Battles, owned by a stock company, won at 9 to 1 after a winter sale and share auction.
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Pemberton
Signal Light
McClure
Gould
Taylor
Spring Grove Avenue
W. C. Miller
Grand Gravesend race card shows weights and entrants
The Gravesend card lists six races with entries and weights. First race at five furlongs includes Al Powell and Acrobat both 106 lbs. second race Kensington Steeplechase about two miles lists Balzac 162 lbs and Gamecock 150. third handicap about a half mile features Nante Hodge 124 lbs and Pater 121. fourth Myrtle selling one mile and 70 yards includes Ormondes Right 117 lbs and Dis Habile 111. fifth selling about 11-16 miles lists Grenade 111 lbs and Jennie McCabe 109. sixth race one and one sixteenth miles shows Blue Stone 112 lbs and Sprakers 112.
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Lee Arklirta
Miller
Brush Up
Garner
Brookdale
Cherry
Rone
Martin
Entree
K Pp
Benevolent
Horner
General Haley
Belle Strome
al Powell
Acrobat
Master Lester
Blue Bottle
Frank Lord
Allenby
Russell T
Kenny Law
Joe Fallert
Fay
Abington
la Rose
Woodwitch
Josephine Louise Daly
Celestrome
Balzac
Gamecock
Phantom
Deleanta
Glen Gate
Bi Cuchillo
Oro
Lonty Haskell
Nante Hodge
Pater
Monet
Pirate Polly
Consideration
Bishop Pooley
Sewell
Diamond Flush
Waring
Ormondes
Dishabile
Red Friar
Gauntlet Arrives After Eight Day Passage for Lipton Cup
The sloop Gauntlet owned by George W. Robinson arrived in New York after a stormy eight day twenty one hour passage from Bermuda. It was the smallest of three yachts that began the Gravesend Bay to Bermuda Lipton Cup race last month.
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New York
George W. Robinson
Gravesend Bay
Bermuda
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