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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
6
National League results show Pittsburg 3 Cincinnati 0 in one game and 7 in another as Clarke and Campbell lead hitters. The Fireman is hit hard in the opener. Spade keeps Bingles scattered. American League games include St. Louis 5 Cleveland 3 and Detroit 6 Chicago 1 with other tight scores.
Cincinnati visits Pittsburg while St Louis travels to Chicago in a set of early season baseball showdowns. Other matchups include Boston hosting New York and Philadelphia playing at Brooklyn as the circuit resumes.
In front of 10 000 heat strained fans, the Pirates won 3 0 in game one while the Reds triumphed 7 3 in game two. Leever and Campbell pitched for the Pirates with Paskert making a notable running catch.
In the second game the Pirates and Reds used substitutes with McLean at first and Lobert at short for Cincinnati while Pittsburgh deployed nearly its entire roster. Scoring came from a third inning double by Phillippi and a later triple by Paskert followed byMowrey flyouts and sac fly by Spade.
In Pittsburg on June 23 the Reds prepare for the Chicago series. Details note Willis or a new pitcher Possibly Man ager Ganzel will choose Rhoades or Duboc. Duboc from Notre Dame shows a strong college record with ten games nine wins one loss.
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2 as Moren left with illness after five innings Sparks finished. McIntyre struggled in the early innings, Grant and Knabe contributed key hits, and Brooklyn made a late scoring bid.
In Atlanta Nashville won 5 to 1 then lost 1 to 4. In Little Rock Nashville lost 8 to 2. At Memphis Memphis defeated New Orleans 3 to 2. In Birmingham Birmingham tied Montgomery 4 to 4 after nine innings and darkness ended play.
Two-base hits by Pickering and Sullivan fuel a late Boston rally but Washington holds a 9 to 7 edge in a nine inning game. Shipkey hits a three bagger, Cates and Cicotte log strikeouts, and miscues factor with errors and stolen bases.
Cleveland held St Louis to two hits through six innings but faded as heat increased. Berger weakened, Dineen also tired, and poor base running hurt Cleveland leading to a 5-3 St Louis win. Powell closed the game after a late Cleveland rally failed.
Detroit tops Chicago 5 0 in a rough game where two singles by Detroit contribute five runs amid walks and errors. Cobb swipes two bases, F Jones drives in a pair, and Donovan allows all scoring while Manuel retires the final Chicago hitters.
Evansville defeated South Bend 3–0 as Pearson held the visitors to three hits in Evansville Indiana on June 23. The line score shows Evansville with six runs on ten hits and one error while South Bend had three errors and eight hits. Pearson and Dunn were Evansville’s batteries with Lindsay and Kerke catching for South Bend.
Costly errors cost Wheeling two games with Dayton in a doubleheader at Wheeling West Virginia. First game final Dayton 2 Wheeling 0 with pitching by Jerger Spahr Hale Richardson. Second game Dayton 2 Wheeling 0 as Muldowney Rogers Hudson Rowan Kiefer combine on the mound for Dayton.
Zanesville defeated Fort Wayne in both games, 3 to 0 and 2 to 1, securing a doubleheader sweep in Zanesville on June 23. Batteries included Van Anda and Clarke with K Kelly for Zanesville, and Connelly and Schriver for Fort Wayne.
Terre Haute Indiana, June 23. Terre Haute won the final game of the series with Grand Rapids by 7 to 5. The game ended at 4 05 p m to allow visitors to catch a train. Batteries Schaefer and Williams for Terre Haute Hagerman and Bailey for Grand Rapids.
Avenue defeats Walnut Hills 9 to 6 in a Traction League game. Box score highlights include Voss 2 base hits and Boland with a three base hit while Brafford and Emery split pitching duties. Umpires Nester and Sternberg called the game at 1 hour 50 minutes.
Harvard pulls away to a 9-0 victory over Yale in a Yale Harvard baseball game played in New Haven Connecticut. Crimson pitchers dominate early and late, while Yale struggles at the plate in the June 23 contest.
Milwaukee announces the sale of out fielder William McGilvray, from the Cincinnati National League Club, to the Harrisburg (Pa) Club of the TriState League. President Havener of the Milwaukee Club confirmed the deal.
It was wash day at Latonia yesterday and the six selling races formed the program with little betting. The weather and the Locke bill top the talk as racing across New Orleans avenues looms. results include Robin Grey and Irrigator each winning important events and Aunt Rose taking a purse, with Mary Talbott clinching the last race.
J F Phinney and Benjamin Cabel of the Dallas State Fair and Racing Association visited Latonia officials to review mutual betting machines. They praised the system but offered no decision on their use at the October 17 to November 1 Dallas meeting. The fair features trotting and running races with large crowds and a new 4000 seat grandstand.
Pat Dunne directed the barrell to be restored for the stable hands who are not allowed in the ring or under the grand stand after the water barrel in the paddock was moved.
Minneapolis and Louisville split a twin bill in Minneapolis. Louisville won 2 to 1 in the first game and Minneapolis captured the nightcap 2 to 0. Pitching dominated the opener until Sullivan was hit and the visitors pulled ahead.
Flood drives a double and three singles in the tenth as St Paul scores three to beat Toledo 9 4. Meyers shines with barehanded plays and key fielding. Gillen allows five hits in nine innings, Teal three walks, and the game lasts 2 hours 16 minutes.
Milwaukee loads the bases with timely hitting as Manske refines the win through eight strikeouts in a 3 2 0 0 0 4 victory over Columbus. Two doubles and a late rally seal the win as Columbus misplays the field and pitcher Taylor allows nine hits.
Rain postponed the Kansas City versus Indianapolis game on June 23, with no rescheduled date specified. The delay affects both teams and local fans awaiting the matchup.
About 250 shooters faced traps for 100 birds at 16 yards and a 20 target event at 19 yards. Chauncey Powers of Decatur Ill. hit 100 straight at 16 yards and 120 without a miss in the special event, a record performance. Future preliminaries set for tomorrow with 350 entries expected. John Philip Sousa and Mrs Topperwein among shooters.
In the Equality Stakes at one mile Ballot dominated the field at Sheepshead Bay on June 23, defeating Live Wire and Spooner. Rosimiro set the pace before Ballot moved ahead to win by three lengths in 1 39. Helmet debuted in the day’s card with an easy victory in the Colin and showed strength in the Futurity course races.
The program lists six races for three year olds to older horses and two year olds at Sheepshead Bay. Details include weights and entries such as Peter Quince Golden Pearl Monopolist Johnnie Flake Falcnda Corn Cob Arazee Mazuma Shadow Glance Miss Cates in the first race and a long list of contenders for the others with weights and turf or dirt courses noted.
The Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club grounds in the East End host a grand opening Saturday from 2 to 10 PM after remodeling. Events include music, athletics, tennis, swimming, base ball, and boat races with Gym Regulars facing Gym Blues in a field basketball game and other contests led by captains Paul Biro and J Uhrig.
After months of conflict the Locke antiracing bill cleared the Louisiana State Senate and now awaits Governor Sanders's signature. The measure would ban betting on horse races inside the state, with penalties including fines and jail terms.
Cefalu plans to pitch next Sunday at Covington Park after a heat stoppage in the Readings game. The Blues and Covingtons renew the NKY title series as Wiedemanns host Krebs with a star lineup led by Diehl and Kreimer. A big crowd is expected at New Wiedemann Park for the 3 p.m. contest.
In Adelphia June 23 the Women's National lawn tennis championship began第二 round play. Edith Rotch of Boston defeated E T Ross of Philadelphia 6 1 6 1. Matilda Borda of Philadelphia beat Margaret Curtis of Boston 2 6 6 3. Barger Wallach of Newport Casino beat Emily Scott of New York 6 2. Martie Wagner of Hamilton Grange New York beat N Ostheimer of Philadelphia 5 0 6 0. In men's singles first round B C Wright of Boston beat M W Stroud of Philadelphia 6 2 6 3. E B Dewhurst of Philadelphia beat N W Nilsen of Boston 0 6 7 5 6 3. Second round B C Wright beat J C Wright 6 2 6 3.
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