Redlegs and Pirates Rain Postpones Third Game
Rain halted the Redlegs and Pittsburgh Pirates from playing the third game in Smoky City. Suggs and O'Toole were to pitch. a doubleheader is set for Sunday September 1 with one admission. Gaspar sold to Toronto. Cornwell cut adrift as Reds return home to host Western clubs.
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Francis C. Richter, JR
Redlegs
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Suggs
O'Toole
Red Hurler
Buccaneers
Onion
O'Day
Frank Bancroft
Humphries
Tompkins
Clarke
Severeide
Hoblitzell
Egan
McDonald
Phelan
Grant
Pescher
Marsans
Mitchell
Johnny Bates
Cornwell
Huntington
W. Va
Marshall
Cincinnati
Reds
George Huff
Benton
Camn
HITFEST WINS FOR SENATORS
Toledo fell 14 to 6 as Columbus battered Toledo pitchers. Flick hit a grand slam tied the game in the third. Columbus exploded with six in the next inning. Congalton and Miller led in hits while West and Collamore worked on the mound for Columbus. Time 3:15. Umpires Chill and Erwin.
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Toledo
Columbus
Fisck
Congalton
Miller
Shelton
W. Hinchman
West
Flick
Smith
Niles
Perring
Packard
Collamore
Bruck
Falken
Derrick
Lané
Chill
Erwin
Blues rout Saints 7 to 0 in Kansas City
Powell allows one single as the Blues win easily 7 to 0. Stolen base by Ralston. sacrifices by Hite Autrey Barbeau. Love with a sac fly. Carr Schaller Corriden credited with two-base hits. Marshall and Lewis turn double play. Powell fans 5, Gardner 2. Time 1:40. Umpires Hayes and Anderson. St. Paul
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BLUES
Saints
Kansas City
Powell
Ralston
Autrey
Barbeau
Love
Carr
Schaller
Corriden
Marshall
Lewis
Gardner
Hayes and
Anderson
St. Pauw
St. P
H.O.A
Putler
Hoff
Schailer
M'Cor
Corria Jen
Os Howard
James
Downey
Coulson
Fr. i Powell
Hovlik vs Patterson Duel Ends in Milwaukee Loss
Milwaukee falls 2 to 1 to Minneapolis in a pitchers duel. Hovlik allows three hits in eight innings with five walks and four strikeouts. Patterson allows two runs on three hits with three strikeouts over seven innings. Altizer, Hite, Clarke, Jones, and Delehanty contribute for the visitors while Slapnicka records a save opportunity in a tight finale.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Minneapolis
Hovlik
Clymer
Clarke
Jones
Altizer
Delehanty
Charles
Bytterson
Slapnicka
Patterson
Ferguson and
Handiboe
Judge Moore Wins at Olympia International Horse Show
London June 21 Judge W H Moore again won at the Olympia international horse show in Class 51 with his four in hand light bays not under 15 1 hands securing first place and making the international challenge cup his absolute property after last year’s victory.
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London
W. H. Moore
Olympia
Moore
Results of yesterday's baseball games across leagues
National League games listed rain affected Cincinnati at Pittsburg. New York beat Boston 5 to 2. Chicago 7 St Louis 6, Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 0. American League scores include Chicago 8 St Louis 5 and Boston 11 New York 3. Other results: Cleveland 6 Detroit 2, Washington 8 Philadelphia 2. Minor and regional leagues record multiple scores across associations with wins for Columbus, Kansas City, Atlanta, Memphis, Montgomery, New Orleans, Grand Rapids, Springfield, Dayton, Akron, Terre Haute, Marion, Maysville, Lexington and more.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
National League
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Pas
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Yeeeees
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Bab
Ove
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Youngstown
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Springwela
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Erie
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Akron
Wheeling
South Bend
Zanceville
Baseball Standings and Records Across Leagues
National League and American League tables list teams with wins losses and winning percentages. Ohio State, Central and Southern leagues show scattered records including Fort Wayne, Lexington, Cleveland, Brooklyn, New York, St Louis, Birmingham, New Orleans, Memphis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Chattanooga, and Dayton among others.
National League and American League Baseball Matchups
National League games include Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Chicago at St Louis, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, New York at Boston and a second New York game at Boston. American League pairings feature Boston at New St Louis at cage and Cleveland at Detroit with Washington at Philadelphia.
Baseball and basketball matchups across leagues listed
The schedule lists games across leagues with teams including Louisville Toledo St Paul Milwaukee Columbus Indianapolis Minneapolis Kansas City New Orleans Birmingham Atlanta Chattanooga Memphis Nashville Mobile Montgomery and the Southern League matchup New Orleans at Birmingham.
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Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis & Nashville
Ontgomery
Mobile
New Orleans
Birmingham
American Association
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Indianapolis
Southern League
Memphis
Nashville
Montgomery
Demaree
Dunn
Vance
Bonner
McAllister
R. H
Neely
Elliott
Newton
Seabaugh
Dessau
Tee
Allen
Noyes
Rkness
Pale
Wagner and Haigh
Foxen
Hardgrove
Yantz
Regional college matchup card of nine games
Akron plays Dayton and Canton hosts South Bend while Erie visits Terre Haute. Zanesville meets Springfield and Youngstown travels to Fort Wayne. Wheeling goes to Grand Rapids and Chillicothe visits Portsmouth. Newark hosts Mansfield and Marion challenges Lima. Frankfort plays Paris and Maysville meets Richmond. Mount Sterling visits Lexington.
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Grand Rapids
Youngstown
Springfield
Canton
Dayton
Zanesville
Akron
South B
Fort Wayne
Erie
Terre Haute
Wheeling
South Bend
Grand Rapides
Blue Grass League
Frankfort
Paris
Maysville
Richmond
Mount Sterling
Lexington
Middletown Makes First Appearance in Local League
In the Spalding Saturday Afternoon league Middletown will play Madisonville at Madisonville grounds at 3 p m Wakefield to umpire. Union Central travels to Batavia to face Clermont county leaders. Apprentice boys meet Trinity at Carson field with about 40000 local school children invited as guests.
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Spalding
Middletown
Madisonville
Madisonville Grounds
Millers
Wakefield
Union Central
Batavia
Union Central Boys
Clermont County
Trinity
Carson Field
Ranshaw
Specht
Lauderback
Rotagie
16 Straight for Marquard
The Giants beat Boston 5 to 2 as Rube Marquard earned his sixteenth straight win despite being outpitched by Perdue. Doc Miller and Titus were traded on even terms.
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Boston
Mass
Perdue
Rube Marquard
Giants
Boston Today
Doc’’ Miller
Titus
Philadelphia
Brooklyns 7 Run Win Over Philadelphia in Seven
Rucker dominated as Philadelphia failed to reach base after two innings. Brooklyn won 7 to 0, with Wheat hitting a homer and Cravath, Paskett, and Killifer each contributing hits in a one sided game. Umpires were Bason and Johnstone.
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Phila
Sir Brook
Abhoas
Paskett
Downey
Cravath
Killifer, Co
Miller, A
Dooln
Rucker, P
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Seaton
Brook
Killifer
Wheat
Daly
Tooley
Rucker
Bason and Johnstone
Cubs Win 7 6 Over St Louis In Tight Game
Chicago defeats St Louis 7 to 6 after a clean defensive game. Key players include Sheckard Magee and Zimmerman with multiple hits and Wingo homering for Chicago while Lewis and Hartzell contributed for St Louis.
Johnson Indicted by Federal Grand Jury in Diamond Smuggling Case
Chicago dispatch reports heavyweight champion Jack Johnson and wife Etta Johnson indicted on smuggling a diamond necklace bought abroad. Necklace valued at 3,000 dollars, with penalties totaling about 6,000. Johnson to post 5,000 dollar bond. case to proceed after July 4 fight.
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Chicago
Jack John
Etta Johnson
Johnson-Flynn
Las Vegas
Detroit Tops Cleveland in Six to Two Beating
In Detroit Cleveland Summers pitched for both sides with mishaps by O Neil muffing a play. Cobb and Crawford steals fueled two Detroit runs while Blanding allowed four hits in seven and a third. Stolen bases by Cobb Crawford and Graney highlighted the game as Detroit wins 6 to 2.
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Mich
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Aee Summers
Cobb
Crawford
O'Neil
Blanding
Mneeing
Covington
Hth
Summers
Dubuc
Bush
Turner
Graney
Graney. Sacrifice Hit—Lajale. Sacrifice Fly—Griggs
Dubue
Delehanty
Gainer
O’neil
Stanage
Dineen and Sheridan
Red Sox Rout Highlanders 11 to 8 in New York
Boston won its third straight over New York, routing the Highlanders 11 to 8. Yerkes hit a bases clearing double in the second, Lewis went 5 for 5 with a home run a triple a single and two walks.
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Highlanders
New York
Boston
Yerkes
Lewis
Hoffer Throws One-Hit Game In Mansfield Win
Special Dispatch Mansfield defeats Newark 8 to 1 as Hoffer allows only one hit. Daly and McCormick homer for Mansfield while Shovelin adds a two-base hit. Mansfield pitcher Hoffer fans seven, Wilhelm 4, Kearns 3.
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Commercial Tribune
Mansfield
Newark
Shovelin
Basle
Daly
McCormick
Rae—Nebly
Phay
Mumay
Markey
Williams
Schlegie
Raw
Bates
Hoffer
Wilhelm
Kearns
Wihelmales
Io Wilhelm
Hemphill
Lima Defeated by Merion 9 to 4 in Tight Game
Bush pitched strong for Merion as Lima’s winning streak ended with a 9 to 4 loss. Game details include hits by Jackley Long Whitman andWhalen Whitman stealing a base, and O Brien umpiring.
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Commercial Tribune
Lima
Bush
Hobbs
Jackley
White
Whitman
Burden
Widae
Whalenone
Oawe
O’ Brien
Washington Triumphs Over Philadelphia in One-Sided Run Game
Washington defeated Philadelphia 8 to 2 in Philadelphia. Key plays included a three-base hit by Lord and a sacrifice fly by Milan. Ho Morgan and Pennock struggled early as Washington tallied six runs in the first two innings.
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Washington
H.morgan
Pennock
Washhington
Lord
Milan
Thomas
Baker
MelIines
Groom
H. Swan
H. Barry
Grtom
Tchers
Hrgan
Harrell
Egan
O' Loughlin
Baseball Game Summary With St. Louis and Chicago
Chicago 4, St. Louis 7. Walsh walked seven, Allison allowed four runs in six innings. Zeder stole three bases and double plays turned by Wallace Stovall and Alexander. Sacrifices by Allison Bodie and Lord. Pratt hit by pitch. Time 1:56. Umpires Connolly and Hart.
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Allison
C. Brown
Bodie
Lord
Zeder
Wallace
Stovall
Alexander
Chicago
St. Louis
Walsh
Alison
Pratt
Waleh
Kuhn
Aldison
Connolly and
Hart
Hawthorn Wins at Latonia Despite Heavy Rain
At Latonia Race Track a light crowd braved rain and hail as Hawthorn won the third race for 2 year olds at five and a half furlongs despite being a heavy favorite. Nobby finished second with Foundation third as Rosturtium weakened late. Rosseaux led early in race four but T M Green surged to victory. Mary Davies failed to deliver in race six with Princess Callaway taking top honors. Red Rose, once tipped as a good thing, finished unplaced in race one, Sadona debuting as winner for J N Camden.
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Hawthorn
Nobby
Rosturtium
Helios
Foundation
Davis
Rosseaux
B. Murray
Ben Strome
T. M. Green
Captain E. B. Cassatt
Springboard
Prewitt
Merrick
Carroll Shilling
Mary Davies
Princess Callaway
Raleigh Colston
Shilling
Caliph
Mary Davis
Red Rose
Sadona
J. N. Camden
Jean Grey
Kalinka
Jacobite
Salali
Theo
Cook
Denrah
Padend
Beautiful
Latonia Selections Racing Card Overview
La Mode leads the first race at Yorkville with Ralph Lloyd listed. Helios and Hobnob follow in the second race with Yankee Nations. Free Lance heads the third with Presumption and Sprite. E R Bradley entry includes Donat and Giles. Adams Express and High Private in the fifth race. Effendi with Hanly in the sixth as Best Bet Bradley entry.
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Ville
Ralph Lloyd
Third Race
Free Lance
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Adams Express
High Private
Effendi
Hanly
Sir
Track conditions improve but rain looms over big Saturday
Weather held off enough to keep the Cincinnati track from becoming muddy and affected attendance for the upcoming program as officials anticipated a heavy going and possible rainstorms despite a decent turnout yesterday.
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Cincinnati
Jockey Shilling Wins Two As Starter Cassidy Returns
The field drew a large crowd with management silent on attendance. Cousin Puss and Donnu appear in Starter Mars Cassidy's schooling list while Duchess Daffy ran in Ed Rubel’s colors, failing to threaten. Jockey Carroll Shilling, back after six days suspension, rode two winners Galley Slave and Princess Callaway and impressed with every mount.
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Puss
Donnu
Mars Cassidy
Duchess Daffy
Ed, Rubel
Tom McDowell
Carroll Shilling
Cassidy
Gallo Slave and Hawthorn win on track wagers
Yesterday two racing pools produced thirty four winning tickets across the first set of races with Galley Slave and Hawthorn each paying 22 to 1 on a 2 dollar stake. The second set yielded four winning tickets as Bosgeaux Creme de Menthe and Princess Callaway paid 133 to 1 on a 2 dollar investment.
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Galley Slave
Hawthorn
Bosgeaux
Creme de Menthe
Princess Callaway
Local promoter Kid Hogan tops three-horse race in town
Kid Hogan, a well known wrestling promoter, wins a payout as one of four winners in a three-horse Sig. He claimed a good prize for his two bucks after Rosturtium faltered in the two-horse combination.
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Kid
Hogan
Jockey Carl Ganz Returns for Bell Horse Ride
Jockey Carl Ganz resumes riding today after a four day suspension period. He will ride Bell Horse in the merchant's selling stakes as favorites contend. Jimmy Glass, top rider, licensed by the Kentucky racing commission, will ride for H. H. Knapp and has been in condition since last summer.
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Carl Ganz
Ganz
Bell Horse
Jimmy, Glass
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Glass
Theo Cook Falls Back After Fast Start
Theo Cook led the second race early yesterday, appearing a cinch to win, but he quit when the real running began.
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Theo. Cook
Lady Lightning Fails to Shine in Fourth Race
In yesterday's event Lady Lightning faded after the opening stages and never challenged, carrying ninety seven pounds yet failing to feature despite the light weight.
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Lady Lightning
Hawthorn Returns to Form in Cincinnati Trophy Contender
Charles F. Buschemeyer hailed Hawthorn after the horse won the second race and expressed confidence that the $12,500 racer has regained form. Hawthorn is set to race in the Cincinnati Trophy next Wednesday, with expectations high for another strong showing.
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Charles F. Buschemeyer
Hawthorn
Buschemeyer
Jockeys Steele Shilling McCahey Goose Sweep Wins
Yesterday's racing saw Steele Shilling McCahey and Goose prevail with Shilling riding Ladona and Creme de Menthe while Steele rode Galley Slave and Princess Callaway. Winning owners included J N Camden L Cathobe C F Buschemeyer Co B Murray H H Hewitt and Raleigh Colston.
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Shilling
McCahey
Goose
Ladona
J. N. Camden
L. Cathobe
C. F. Buschemeyer & Co
B. Murray
H. H. Hewitt
Raleigh Colston
Odds Against the Winners in Listed Stakes
The article lists straight odds to win for six contenders: Lodone 27 to 10, Galley Slave 147 to 20, Hawthorn 2 to 5, Rosseaux 51 to 10, Creme de Menthe 4 to 1, and Princess Callaway 27 to 10.
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Lodone
Galley Slave
Hawthorn
Rosseaux
Creme de Menthe
Princess Callaway
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