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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
8
Hoy and Crawford powered a 7 to 2 Cincinnati victory over St Louis with strong hitting. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in the other listed MLB results, while Bach posted a 1.000 average for the day in a Reds win.
Thielman from New York pitched his xth straight win for Cincinnati against St. Louis. O'Neill battery faced Reds as Hoy Crawford and Corcoran sparked rallying offense. Reds benefited from timely hits and strong fielding to pull ahead late, while Cardinals rallied briefly but fell short.
The Reds depart at eight this morning for Muncie Indiana to play an exhibition game with the local team then head to St Louis for a three day set with Donovans squad. They then return to face the Pittsburg champions on the weekend while President Brush attends and observers umpiring.
Attendance 16 750 as Thielman delivers sixth straight win. Crowds cheer Sam and Crav ford while St Louis players shine in a tense game against Chicago and Baltimore with bold fielding plays and timely hits.
Chicago defeats Pittsburg 7 to 4 in a 19 inning record game at Chicago with Kling scoring the winning run on Lowe’s left field single after an 0-0 ninth. Attendance 10,000 as both teams mounted late rallies and stellar defensive plays.
A lottery style note announces a $34,000 prize pool at Atlas National Bank with 1,490 chances to win. The brief mentions a guaranteed opportunity to obtain a share of the total and invites readers to participate.
St Louis trialed early as Mitchell was removed in the third after issuing four walks. Hastings allowed four hits including two bleacher home runs by Anderson and McCormick. Attendance 10,000. Anderson McCormick homered for the Phillies.
Detroit loses 9 to 4 to Boston as umpire Johnstone’s calls fuel player protests. Harley ejected in the fourth for kicking. crowd erupts after the game as fans urge the umpire from the grounds. Attendance 6,000.
Cleveland defeats Washington 6 to 4 in a dull contest at Ft Wayne with Carrick’s errors and wild pitches fueling the Washington loss. Attendance 2,500 as Joss and Carrick split the pitching duties in a two-hour game.
Chicago lost two well played games by errors at critical moments. Oyler's hit and Strang's two fumbles produced the winning run in game one. A twelve inning duel saw Garvin and Cronin in fine form, decided by a wild throw on a bunt and Bresnahan's decisive single. Selbach's involvement follows in the frame.
Bill Hill duplicated his earlier feat by shutting out the Addystons while holding the Superbas to three hits. Diehl drove in the lone run with a two-base hit in the seventh as Covington nursed a 1-0 win. Knecht pitched well for Covington. Hill struggled for the loss as the defense was sharp with no errors on either side.
In Aurora on June 22 the Columbias defeated the Admirals 6 to 5 in the ninth inning after one out. Bretany and Quinn shone in battery work as Rickers, Bierman, Schroeder, and Moran led offense for the Columbias with key hits and runs. Quinn was out at second base on a close play. Umpire Plack and a 1:45 game time marked the lively contest.
Addystons defeated the Reserves 15 to 9 in a Sunday League game. Key hitters included Schroeder, Reno, Fibbe, Hennessey, and Johnson for Addystons while Jones and Johnson led on the mound with multiple strikeouts. Attendance noted with umpire Hanley.
The Hamilton Krebs remain undefeated atop the Sunday League after defeating the Bellevue Browns 5 to 4 in a stubbornly fought game. Bellevue outhit Hamilton 13 to 5 but could not overcome key miscues and late offense from Hamilton led by Shoneberg who hit a home run and Meyers DeArmond and Miller adding multi hit performances. Emig pitched for Bellevue and Schaefer and Emig were notable for Hamilton with two bases and strong pitching in the win. The game lasted 2 hours and 6 minutes with Pechiney officiating.
Adams Express pitcher H D J Miller struck out seventeen and allowed four hits as Adams Express defeated C E D 6 to 3 at East Newport. Line scores list Luckey Nagel Donner Dorsey Doyle Guenter Whittle Agnes Boyer McGinnis and Clark for Adams Express with Miller on the mound and Brooksbank also pitching. Bases on balls favored Miller with 5 and 4 for Brooksbank. time 1:50, umpire Mr. Mentze.
A brief notice announces a promotion offering 1,490 chances to win a prize. The event invites participants to take part for a chance at a valuable reward. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Plaut & Marks beat Vici 5 to 4 in a close shoe and leather league baseball contest. Key plays cited include two-base hits by Fix Oliver L Broering Heeb Ruehrwein and strong pitching from Gerhardt Kuhr and Stacey with umpires Charles Becker.
Duttenhofer defeats the Bering Imperials in a 10 inning, hair raising finish. Schoenberger pitched well as Duttenhofer outlasted Berings 5 to 4. In a later Central Turners vs Gyms clash, Central Turners win by one run after nine innings, with Thomann delivering a strong defensive effort.
A sure thing note for $34,000 appears at Atlas National Bank. Authorities or lenders may reference the amount in connection with a transaction or claim filed with the bank. The specific parties and context are not provided in the fragment.
Milwaukee hitters took advantage of Wagner's control issues to back four hits with walks and win the second game of the series 5 to 2 in Columbus. Herman pitched well for Milwaukee while Wagner lasted six innings for Columbus.
In Toledo, June 22, Toledo and Kansas City split as the first game went to Toledo with Foreman star in the second, limiting Toledo to seven hits. Attendance 4,500. First game highlighted by Home Runs Owen and Beville and multiple players with RBIs. second game saw Foreman hold the Tigers to seven runs while Kansas City produced a late rally.
New York report says Jack Daugherty posted 200 to back Willie Mack in a bid to fight any featherweight in the world. Daugherty names Young Corbett Terry McGovern Dave Sullivan or Kid Broad as preferred opponents in order, and will consider other contenders if they are unavailable.
The Globe Wernicke Juniors edged the Embrys 8 to 7 on the Globe grounds. Wunder pitched for the Juniors and Gerhart for the Embrys, with a 2:45 time and Peppers as umpire in a close, high effort contest.
Carthage Grays defeated Pendletons 8 to 7 in ten innings in the afternoon. The two clubs are slated to meet again next Saturday. Home run by Walker highlighted the contest with multiple two-base hits and solid defensive plays from both sides.
Cincinnati Stars beat Muldoons 7 to 4 at Norwood Inn. Lineup includes Schulz, Casey, Petzhold, Wessel, Hessler, Ogroher, Davies, Schulze, Dennison, Campbell. Pitcher details show star scoring and hit by pitch notes with umpire Adams.
Bond Hills defeats the All Kentucky team 16 to 5 in eleven innings at Macke's Park. Runyan delivers the game winning hit with none out in the extra frame. Notable plays include two base hits by Harter Aman and solid defense from Winkler and Stockman. Umpires Baker and Schmidt.
The Krippendorf team fell to the Rebhuns in a tight contest as Wolf limited the KRIP offense. Young Rebhun pitcher shown bright potential for big teams, while notable hitters Shannon Miller and Surlage contributed for the losers. Final line shows Rebhuns 6, Krippendorf 5 with several miscues and late runs.
The North Cincinnati Turners defeated Clifton II in a competitive match by a narrow margin. No Turner League games are held next Sunday as players attend the Ohio Association athletic meet at Newport racetrack. The Waverlys beat the Aqueducts at Aqueduct Park with a 4 to 3 score after a lively afternoon contest.
James J. Corbett will bring a party to California before the Fitzsimmons Jeffries bout. Honest John Kelly will join him. Corbett aims to challenge the winner at ringside, keeps active training, and may delay fighting until theatre season ends.
Readable text fragment notes a chance to obtain a piece of something with a reference to 49 opportunities. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are identified in the accessible portion.
New York news reports Intrusive, the race horse owned by J. D. Crimmins, Jr., has run his last race. After finishing fourth in the Grass Selling Stakes at Sheepshead, he was permanently lame and veterinarians have been unable to restore him.
The 65,000 crowd at Washington Park watched Wyeth, owned by John A. Drake and trained by Enoch Wishard, defeat Eastern rivals Heno Arsenal and Pentecost in the American Derby. Western horses showed superiority while East and West sentiments clashed over the result and training. Wishard defends his colt’s merit, noting his long preparation and pedigree.
A brief line notes 1 499 chances to obtain a share of an item or opportunity. The fragment hints at a promotional or lottery element but lacks details on the prize organizer or dates.
Jimmy McCormick hires Jockey Rice to ride for L. V. Bell for the rest of the season. Rice weighs 115 pounds and recently rode two winners Lady Holyrood and Fatalist, showing improved form under McCormick’s guidance.
Wyeth, a Chicago horse trained to the minute, triumphs in the Derby while doubters question his staying power. The piece also covers track conditions, rider claims, and reactions to boxing headlines and local personalities including Mayor Fleischmann and The West End Club as events unfold.
In Louisville on June 22 the Indiana Turners district held an off year athletic meet with 72 entrants from Indianapolis Terre Haute Evansville Tell City and Louisville. Contests spanned field sports and apparatus work with leading marks by Hellen of Louisville in pole vault and Herman Irrgang of Indianapolis in rope climbing. Socialer Turnverein of Indianapolis won top team honors in first class, with other classes led by Louisville Turngemeinde and central and suedseite clubs.
A notice outlines a $4,000 prize pool at Atlas National Bank with 1,409 chances for participants to win a share. The fragment hints at a promotional lottery or prize drawing and invites readers to see more details.
London reports from Wantage that Richard Croker plans to clear out his racing stable due to a disappointing season. His new trainer Charles Reiff has failed to improve results and is met with skepticism by rival trainers.
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