Quakers and Reds Battle as Bransfield Uprises in Late Rally
Titus scored for the Reds with a two bagger to the pole. Bransfield led off the Quakers with a Texas leaguer to right and later drove in two more runs. Corridon and Grant each added key hits as four runs came in the seventh. The Reds pressed in the eighth and ninth, but the final sequence ended with Ganzel's fly.
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Reds to host afternoon game vs Pittsburg ers
The Reds play this afternoon at 1:05, then travel to Pittsburg after the game. Ewing and Schlei form the battery with Campbell in reserve. Manager Bancroft arrived to prepare for a big crowd and extra seats have been added. Weather should be dry for the diamond game.
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Reds Reach Notable Road Record After Nine Wins
The Reds posted nine victories and six losses marking a strong road performance unseen in years for the team.
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Pittsburg and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader
National League action saw Pittsburgh win the first game 2 to 0 while Brooklyn shut out in the second 1 to 0. The doubleheader ended with Pittsburg taking the opener and Brooklyn blanking in the nightcap.
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Cleveland Beats Philadelphia 4 to 2 with Stovall’s One-Handed Catch
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 4 to 2. Philadelphia threatened in the eighth but spoiled the chance with errant base running. A standout play came from Stovall, who leaped to catch a three-base hit with one hand, preserving the lead.
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Baseball game details and errant fielding spoilities in St Paul clash
In St Paul on June 20 Louisville defeated St Paul 56 to 4 as Louisville benefited from St Paul errors. Burke and Stovall committed errors allowing three runs for St Paul while Hall and Adams pitched well for Louisville.
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Detroit Beats Washington 4-2 on Errors
Detroit scored twice in the second and twice in the sixth as Washington errors helped build a 4-2 win. Misplays by Washington contributed to the Tigers' victory in this baseball game.
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Columbus Beats Kansas City In Thirteenth Inning
A bases on balls a hit and Krueger's error in the 13th gave Columbus the second win over Kansas City. Friel starred at the plate as Madisonville tallied 12 runs in a tense game. Shroder allowed 17 hits in nine innings while Sauter yielded 10 in five and one third.
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Minneapolis 6 Toledo 1 in late rally
Four singles a double and two errors produced five runs in the eighth for Minneapolis as Toledo failed to mount a rally off pitcher Oberlin. The game ended with Minneapolis ahead by five runs.
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Northside Defeats College Hill In Ninth Inning Rally
Leto relieved Tettenborn in the ninth, Klingler and Keyes led with two-base hits, J Fey and Scheibly stole bases, double plays by Parks, Meyer, Klingler, and Ingler turned the tables. Kassner and Gatch combined on nine strikeouts as Newmann and Kaiser added offense.
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Car Company blanks Advent 6 to 0 in decisive win
Brengleman starred as Car Company dominated Advent with timely hitting and strong pitching for a 6 to 0 victory. Brengleman went undefeated on the mound while the Car Company offense produced key runs.
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Pure Golds Beat Fay and Egan 3 to 1 in Hamilton
The Pure Golds of Hamilton defeated Fay and Egan 3 to 1 in a decisive amateur baseball game. Je
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Orphans Day Outing Boosts Cincinnati Auto Club
The Automobile Club of Cincinnati reports its Orphans Day event drew 126 cars carrying 1000 plus orphans, seen as the greatest of its kind in the United States. Members praise the effort, note strong local support, and urge wider ownership, with copies of the new automobile law distributed to all motorists. The club plans further expansion and highlights recent hill climb success and vehicle sales to local buyers.
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Haggin to Sell Thoroughbreds as Antibetting Law Shifts Focus
Lexington June 16 Haggin plans selling his Elmendorf stock farm due to New York anti betting laws. He owns 600 stallions and mares valued at about 1 million, 150 yearlings worth 150 each, Watercress at 70000, and mares 10000 to 15000 each. The move affects Haggin Madden Keene Belmont and Young large landholders and may put about 6000 men out of work as values fall.
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Should Players Slide to First Base in Baseball?
The column debates slide versus non slide at first base. It questions Tim Hurst’s alleged view on calling runners out for sliding and weighs whether sliding speeds reach to first base sooner. It cites players like George Stone claiming the final stride adds speed and notes runners use explosive leaps.
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Wheeling tops Fort Wayne in Central League blowout
In Wheeling West Virginia on June 20 Wheeling scored ten runs as Fort Wayne pitching issued eight walks. Wheeling's offense included three doubles and a triple powering a 10 to 2 victory. Batteries Rogers Huston for Wheeling and Van Anda Muldowney Hammond Kelly Clark for Fort Wayne.
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Evansville Beats Grand Rapids 6-5 in Nine
Evansville defeated Grand Rapids 6 to 5 at Evansville. Pearson and Dunn pitched for Evansville with Dammann Hagerman and Bailey aiding. The home team chased Dammann early in the third, built a lead the visitors could not overcome, final score 6-5.
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Douthett Dominates as Terre Haute Beats South Bend 4-1
Terre Haute defeats South Bend 4 to 1 as Douthett shines on the mound. South Bend breaks shutout in the eighth with a single run amid a string of Terre Haute miscues. Batteries Douthett Williams Lindsay Tieman.
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Zanesville Edges Dayton 3–2 In Fourteen Innings
Connolly outpitched Rowan as Zanesville defeated Dayton 3 to 2 in a fourteen inning pitcher’s duel. The second game was called off. Final line shows Dinodo and Zale with runs, Rowan and Richardson, Connolly and Schriver responsible for the pitchers.
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Jones Wins Argument Over Pitcher On Rubber
Chicago manager Fielder Jones wins AL backing in the Detroit dispute with Umpire O Loughlin. President Johnson rules the pitcher must step off the rubber before throwing to the plate to head off a steal.
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Thoroughbred Race Card from Coney Island Meet
The program lists races with two and three year olds and up across seven events. Notable entries include Hillside Robert Cooper Jos Litt Edward Oukid Wamba Amri Helen Harvey in two races and Roseben Jack Atkin Baby Wolf Timber plus Rampage in the sixth race. Also featured are Gretna Green Baby Wolf Peter Quince Far West and Cressina among others with weights and distances noted.
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Briarcliffe Auto Race to Continue Despite AAA Plan
The Briarcliffe race organizers and a majority of participants plan a follow up event for next year’s trophy. Representatives of several major makers backed a new race and rejected AAA Racing Board rules limiting national events. The AAA proposed three contests but Briarcliffe participants intend to ignore that manifesto and include the Vanderbilt Cup.
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Southern League Scores From Atlanta Memphis and Nashville
Southern League results show Atlanta defeating Birmingham 5 to 4 in Atlanta. New Orleans beat Little Rock 6 to 4. Memphis edged Mobile 2 to 1. Nashville led Montgomery 8 to ?.
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