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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1906
Page
6
Wicker held opponents to two hits across four innings while McFarland pitched effectively in a well rounded showing. The matchup showcased strong relief from both sides with decisive fielding and timely outs.
Hans Wagner drove in the winning run in the ninth as the Reds defeated the Pirates in a tight, low scoring game. McFarland and Wicker pitched well for Cincinnati while O Day's call and a late defensive play shaped the outcome for a celebratory crowd of nine thousand.
Hu Corcoran and Barry turned double plays as Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh. Weimer took the loss after being hit three times while McFarland delivered two hits. Weimer pitched five innings, Wicker four, with 2 000 attendance and umpire O Day.
Long Bob Ewing will be in the Reds box this afternoon against the Pirates as Clarke chose Victor Willis to pitch. The tilt was billed as a pitchers battle, with umpire O Day briefly in error on two calls yesterday. A Pittsburg rooter drew attention among the crowd.
Chicago rallies to beat St Louis 8 to 7 in a tense nine inning game. Chance hits a triple and Steinfeldt drives in the winning run in the ninth as Moran Bennett and others contribute. Pfeister two innings short of four, Brown strong for St Louis.
In St Louis or Kansas City, the St. Paul team took both games from Kansas City. The first game saw Kansas City's errors decide the result while St. Paul benefited from timely hits. In the second game St. Paul added a three base hit by Wheeler and held off KC with strong pitching and defense.
Milwaukee defeated Minneapolis 10 to 2 on June 4 in Milwaukee. Key moments came on timely hits by Robinson and Green, with Ford allowing four walks and two wild pitches. McCormick, Green, and Shannon led with two-base hits, while Gremin ger homered for the winners.
Louisville and Columbus split a doubleheader with Louisville winning the first game by scoring late and Columbus taking the second easily before a fifth inning rain delay shortened play. Three-base hits by Kenna Blue and Berger led Louisville’s offense. Stovall Brashear Hallman and Pickerling contributed for Columbus.
Indianapolis won the final game of the Toledo series in a pitchers’ duel that stayed scoreless through nine innings. Final score details show Toledo and Indianapolis evenly matched, with late scoring by Indianapolis. Key moments include a two-base hit by W Clarke and several notable plays including double plays and passed balls. Humble pitching and careful defense defined the game.
St Paul lacrosse team defeated the Calumets of Chicago 3 to 1 in the first Carling Cup game. In the second quarter Calumets defender Collins struck Treherne on the head with a stick, cutting his scalp and causing a field incident requiring police intervention.
The Trades Union League posted a huge day with six parks packed as the Press Assistants beat the Electro typers to claim first place. Avondale, leaders of the Saturday Afternoon League, will face the winner at League Park on July 4 for a $250 side bet and gate receipts. Umpire appointments were resolved by Presidents Bruce and Meyers after some wrangling. Tom Johnson and Secretary Dugan announced the bet and expect the largest amateur crowd yet. names of umpires to be announced.
In one of the season’s most exciting games at League Park the Molders defeated the Printers 5 to 4. A fifth inning triple play by Wilkinson Otters Dugan and Greenberger thrilled the crowd, as Greenberger started the fielding gem with three men on base. Grannan left early after a hand injury, and Langland pitched well in a close contest before the Printers fell just short.
Plumbers defeat Cigar Makers in a high scoring game highlighted by a triple play Shannon Sprawl Doyle and strong batting from Griffin. Plumbers steal fourteen bases and Doyle makes a great one hand catch during the slugfest.
The Press Assistants defeated the Electrotypers 15 to 8 at League Park to earn a July 4 matchup with Avyon Gale. Scoring highlights include Grassman homering and multiple players contributing in a balanced attack while Wenzel and Campbell pitched.
The Butchers defeated the Lathers 2 to 0 in a well played contest. G Weiss pitched superbly allowing only one hit for the Lathers as the Butchers posted two runs. Final totals show Butchers 28 hits 9 errors and Lathers 29 hits 5 errors.
Barbers defeated Leather Workers yesterday 9 to 3. Key moments included Wilberding and Wetterhan boosting the Barbers offense. Wetterhan had two-base hits. Huff struck out seven for Leather Workers while Wetterhan fanned six for Barbers. Umpire W Reardon. Time 2:40.
Electrical Workers defeated Woodworkers 22 to 8 in a league game. Greiner and Deitchman had two-base hits, Raymond struck out nine, and Brung and Rauber contributed offensively. Umpire was Wheatley. time listed as 1:30.
Marion defeated the Springfield Reds 2 to 1 in a midweek game. Batteries for Marion were Pickett and Bruimm while Springfield relied on Dwyer and Suikins. Attendance was around 10 percent.
Yale will meet Harvard on Thursday in the twenty-eighth Yale Harvard regatta on the Thames at New London Conn. Harvard boasts a fast trial 20 10 for four miles and aims to surpass Yale despite Yale's steadier blade work.
A Cincinnati office receives the Blue Book of Amateur Baseball by Géo S. Woodruff showing managers, addresses across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Several local league results are reported including Columbia Athletics 16 East End Eagles 2 and Nationals of Covington beating the Columbias 2 1. Other games feature St Bernard Aerie 1162 Eagles Kellerman Voller Lippmeier Buckley Hyde Parks Red Stars White Eagles and more with open dates and contact details for managers seeking fixtures.
Detroit slips past Chicago 3 to 2 as Schaefer belts a ninth inning homer with O Leary aboard. White allowed 8 hits in eight innings while Donahue gave up 8 over eight. Umpires Connolly and Evans called the game in 1 hour 42 minutes.
Wet grounds force postponement of the St. Louis-Cleve land game on June 24 in St. Louis.
The yacht Lurline reached Dumont Head and crossed the finish line at 7 31 tonight after a 12 day 5 hour sail from San Pedro. Anemone started ahead but faded as Lurline led the way. Meri posa reported La Paloma far behind. Crowds greeted the small craft at the harbor as launches accompanied the winner.
Norwood Globes edged Hyde Park 6 to 5 in a Sunday amateur league game. Hyde Park led in the fourth inning before Norwood rallied in the ninth with timely hits from Dure Williams and Fisher and defense from Dure to clinch the victory. Fisher and Sanders supplied strong batting.
Brandes pitched well while Grote Krehnbrink excelled at bat and Flaherty starred in the field as the Walnut Hills Superbas defeat the Admirals with 8 runs to 0. Krehnbrink hit a home run and Grote added two bases while Layne and McDonald allowed most hits.
Voller's Tigers routed The Willows 15 to 0 as Goettke dominated on the mound and Dordaller struggled to contain the Tigers' bats. The lopsided game showcased the Tigers' offense while The Willows failed to score.
The Newport Monarchs and Dayton Eagles played to a 7 7 tie in a Sunday game marked by stellar defense and several umpiring calls the Monarchs tied in the ninth. Notable players include Kistner W Harvey and Bardo for the Monarchs and Gest Ortlieb and Reuscher on the mound for the Eagles.
The Myrtles defeated the Miamis of Miami ville after one of the season’s hottest games. Weber delivered the feature with gritty work, being knocked out in the ninth but continuing to play. Score:
In Hamilton on June 24 the Americans of Cincinnati edged the Krebs 4 to 3 in a well pitched game. Bass and Paddy White dueled through nine as White delivered a two run double in the ninth to cap a late rally. final line lists nine Krebs hits and eight Americans on base with White earning the win.
The Ravens beat Doerr's Maroons 10 to 8 in a rough contest with heavy stick work and runners on base. Strauss pitched well amid numerous errors and the Ravens prepare to face the Tigers next Sunday.
Kentucky Colonels beat Covington Blues 4 to 1 at Bellevue Park. Steiner pitched seven innings with strong support, while Watters struggled for Covington. Scheibly led hitters with three of four and Bardo added two hits and a walk in late innings. Next Sunday, Colonels face Cincinnati Shamrocks. Umpire Hanley officiated. Time two hours.
The Ceas were defeated at Aurora in a pitchers battle featuring Houston and Schaefer. A tightly contested game with strong pitching from both sides, ending with a slim Aurora win and notable hits by Schoebel and Luehring.
The Victors stay unbeaten by edging the River View Elks 5 to 2 in a well played game. key timely hitting by the Victors and Watters pitching led the way as Slemmer and Shear contributed two base hits for River View while Watters went the distance for the Victors.
The Harwoods were defeated by Little Rock 8 to 2 yesterday. Wuest pitched effectively for Little Rock allowing only one hit against the Harwoods.
The Celts of Coney Island won a well played game at the up-river park. Biro’s pitching was effective at critical times and the Celts showed fast play and strong hitting. Score:
Manager Klinger's hard hitting squad defeats the Police team by twelve to one. Key moments come from timely hitting by the Ferrys and strong pitching by Miller in a dominant performance. Score: 12-1.
Covington delivered a strong win over the Cincinnati Eagles with standout defense by Reid, Covingtons second baseman who snagged two remarkable catches. Kellerman and Hennessy contributed to the Tow-base hits while White and Bender fanned outs. Umpire Dugan called the contest.
The Deltas were outclassed by Richlands at New Richmond yesterday. After the fourth, Edwards did not exert himself and Richlands fielding stifled any Delta scoring. No Delta runner reached third base all game. Dustin’s catching and throwing and Roettinger’s play at second were standout. Score:
Linwood trounced Laidlaws 13 to 1 as Golden pitched well and Linwood baserunners created pressure. Parks and Heileman were active, with Linwood collecting 16 hits to Laidlaws 3. Time 2 00. Umpire Lindsay.
In a Miller's Grove game the Bumps defeated the Stumps 11 to 7 yesterday. The feature was Charles Angert's basso solo after each inning. Umpire Joe Moran officiated with Kennedy Kaiser Miller and Cohan noted in batteries.
Donohue of New York will arrive Tuesday to train at Norwood Inn after signing articles to meet Charley Neary of Milwaukee in a fifteen round bout at Hamilton Coliseum on July 4. Neary has already begun training in Dayton and predicts a strong challenge for the New Yorker.
A British turf man proposed altering the English method of placing horses to avoid questions and trouble.
Sir William Liverpool, visiting Cincinnati, discusses British race judging via a finish-line peep hole at Ascot Goodwood and Liverpool. He cites accuracy, suggests Latonia adopt the system, notes officials’ roles, and mentions his racing interests and Anglo-American connections.
The Latonia meeting appears to be extended for thirty days beyond July 4 as the current session ends. Attendance has been exceptional, with large crowds and strong management appreciation.
This week’s program includes the Cincinnati Trophy Stakes on Tuesday and the Brewers Stakes on Saturday, paired with a steeple chase for variety and challenge.
Northside defeated Lincoln 12 to 3 as pitcher Tettenborn delivered another strong start. Hitting acknowledgments include two base hits by Tettenborn and Henn, while Lincoln struggled with seven runners left on base. Time was 2 10 with Barnett umpiring.
Central League summary of games on June 24 reports Grand Rapids beating Evansville 12 to 7 with strong hitting. Warner Hawkins Malloy Shaun noted in batteries. Other scores from South Bend over Terre Haute and Dayton over Canton with final tallies and pitcher lines.
In New Orleans first game New Orleans 14 Nashville 6. Second game New Orleans 4 Nashville 2. In Memphis Memphis 8 Montgomery 7.
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