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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
7
Phillies Pitchers Dominate Reds in Low-Scoring Win
Philadelphia Park crowd watches Orth and Newton hold Cincinnati to two hits as the Phillies triumph 4 to 0. Dobbs and Hallman draw walks, Jennings and Delehanty contribute runs, while Cincinnati’s bats stay quiet behind Newton and Orth.
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Scott Will Pitch for Reds Today
FHTLAD BLES June 25 Pitcher Scott arrived this afternoon and left with the Reds for New York where he will pitch his first game tomorrow. He practiced in uniform and showed speed and curves. McPhee denied knowledge of Pitcher Lease who may join the Reds. The New York Club wants a double header tomorrow. The Reds may use a second pitcher Thursday or Friday. Amos Rusie may not join the team on return.
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Jimmy Slagle
Nine Boston batters power third inning to seal win
Nine Boston players produced five runs in the third inning aided by four hits two walks and two errors to clinch the game. Nichols made a standout catch near the left field fence as Boston defeated Pitts. Attendance was about 1 200 with a 1 40 time and umpires listed.
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Fast minor league outfielder Grosart courted by Dayton club
Daylight in the city finds Grosart sought after as one of the fastest outfielders in the minor leagues. Frank De Haas Robison visited to scout promising Dayton material.
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Detroit cage 32 6 Philadelph Washington 23 19
Cleveland Baltimore. Milwaukee wooed 92 a7. Text fragment summarizes early sports standings with city abbreviations and scores, showing a tense match sequence and team movements. The readable parts indicate a basketball context among Detroit Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Baltimore Milwaukee and a numeric clue 92.
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Baltimore 4 Detroit 2 in close contest
Baltimore defeats Detroit 4 to 2 in a tight game before 1 944 fans. Key plays include three hits by Robinson and a three base hit by Robinson with defensive highlights from Sievers and Nops.
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Washington Beats Milwaukee 3-1 In Pitchers Duel
Washington wins 3-1 as Coughlin doubles and two singles drive two earned runs in the sixth. Everett released and Guinn injured. Lee and Hawley play in outfield. Attendance 1,439. Washington outhits Milwaukee 9 to 7. Carrick pitches for Milwaukee with five strikeouts.
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Brooklyn Beats Chicago In Sloppy Nine Inning Tilt
In Brooklyn June 2 Kennedy Chicago shut out until the fifth as McCormick’s blast sparkled. A misjudged fly by McCreery helped, Green homered, Chance tripled and Aymer singled to rescue Chicago. Daly and Kelley provided timely hitting for Brooklyn. Childs left after a sprained wrist. final score and lineup details follow.
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Wild Ito Oe Hores
St. Louis Rally Downs New York In Ninth Inning
St. Louis won 12 to 8 in New York after a late rally in the ninth. Taylor relieved Phyle and allowed six runs as the visitors seized control. Attendance 3,900.
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Grosart Joins Dayton After Boston Stint
Outfielder Grosart joins Dayton after a brief period with Boston this season. He met the Dayton team amid ongoing roster moves as clubs reshuffle personnel for upcoming games.
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Griffith Dominates as Chicago Blank Philadelphia
Griffith's pitching and timely hitting lead Chicago to a 5 to 0 win over Philadelphia in Philadelphia. Attendance 1,420. Isbell and Hartman contribute, while Pratt allows the loss as Chicago scores run-heavy innings and seals the shutout.
Boston Wins Exciting Cleveland Tilt In Fast Double Pace
Boston tops Cleveland with two fast double pace features at the home game in front of 3,265. Dowd left the game after being hit by a batted ball as Freeman and Dowling contribute runs and hits in a tight matchup.
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Wild Bill Everitt Released by Senators
Washington manager Manning released William Everitt captain and first baseman of the Washington American League baseball club. William Dungan will play first base for now and Clarke is expected to be named captain.
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Police Chief Pugh Buys Lexington Baronet
In Lexington Kentucky the city reports selling the Baycott Baronet to Chief of Police Joe Pa Pugh of Covington. The closing price appears as two hundred dollars. The deal marks a transfer of the property after a three year period noted in city records.
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Reds Hitting as Weak as Pitching Leads to Losses
The Reds struggle as weak batting compounds poor pitching with a June team average around .266. Individual month marks show several players hitting under par, while Awton’s strong start goes unrewarded by lack of run support. The article notes a buzzers scandal involving Murphy and Corcoran, and contrasts AL and NL attendance and strength.
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Toledo Sweeps Wheeling In Doubleheader
Toledo wins both ends of a doubleheader against Wheeling in Toledo on June 25. First game saw Toledo 8-6 with Foutz, Lezotte, and Gillis contributing. Second game ends 3-2 with Pardee and Kane handling pitching and Gallaghir driving in runs.
Smiling Pete Daniels Dominates Ft Wayne Victory
In Ft Wayne on June 25 Smiling Pete Daniels pitched a strong game leading to a 9 to 2 Ft Wayne win. Daniels allowed no earned runs while contributing at the plate with a double and multiple hits as Beavers overcame errors and fielding miscues.
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Cincinnati Gymnasium stock rally marks strong start
The Ways and Means Committee seeks 60000 for a modern Cincinnati gym to host Queen City enthusiasts. Bonds of 25 each at 4 percent drew rapid support with 32 members subscribing for 168 bonds, totaling over 4000 in the first day. Subscriptions continue as interest grows.
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Harvard Dominates Yale in Scoreless Shutout
Harvard pitchers Clarkson and Robertson stymie Yale as Harvard nails a 2-0 victory. Clarkson fans eleven and yields only one hit while Yale captain Robertson earns praise for a steady effort but cannot push across a run. Crowd of reunion classes and bands watched at Yale Field on a brisk New Haven afternoon.
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Minor Games Report From South Bend and Ashtabula
In South Bend Crawfordsville beat the Greens 6 to 4 with Keeley Fuchs Smith Kent on the batteries. In Ashtabula Painesville lost 12 to 8 as Whisner Needham Flanigan and Huling drove the scoring and pitching.
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English pigeon shooter barred from international event
London reports considerable ill will after Hurlingham Gun Club officials refuse Captain A W Money, famed American pigeon shot, permission to compete in the upcoming international shooting contest. Money, formerly a Hurlingham member, let his membership lapse amid claims he lacks a club of recognized standing. Other American contestants include Gates of New York E I Smi of Saratoga Robinson of San Francisco and R Welch of New York.
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Wisconsin Crew Sails East for Poughkeepsie Debut
The Wisconsin University crew leaves Madison at 5 AM for Poughkeepsie. Coach Andrew Oden expects the Badgers, fielding the heaviest boat yet, to win first prize. McComb is set to stroke, replacing Suisies amid crew selection controversy.
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Bookmaking Firm Welches in Chicago Derby Bet Fallout
In Chicago at the Atheneum Building Room 421 a bookmaker's firm identified as Marchers is found dead after their desk is locked and bets unpaid. Authorities believe the firm, about 40 000 behind on Derby bets, left town. Prominent gamblers recall Comey as a trusted name, shocked by the absence.
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Jim Clark Dominates Newport Race With Long Lead
Jim Clark prize horse wins the fourth race at Newport by five lengths while nursing a bad knee. Dandy H and McCleary finish among the also rans as Nekarnis and Caloocan compete in others, with Maggie Felix and Pretty Rosie also notable in their respective events. The field pushes hard, with several horses breaking down or tiring and McCleary in the mile and one sixteenth the strong favorite.
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Allaire
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Tuccer
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Racecard notes for selling races and entries
The page lists multiple race events with weights and riders across selling races at varied distances. Horses such as Rose Ibs Nancy Dobyns Fae Latter Queen Quality and Edna appear with assigned weights and jockeys or runners like Nelec Morris Tom English and Frank Becker. The data includes six races with 5 to 6 furlongs and one mile distances, noting entries and probabilities among numerous horses and handlers.
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Urincare
Hingly
Princess Verdon
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Laura
Pine Chip
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Tom English
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al Caskey
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Tbs
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Slasher
Outburst
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Oe Tallala
J. Daly
Simon and Wine Press
Handi
Scorpio
Troxier
Foneda
Inkerman
Teckia
Louisville Belle
Sylvan Dell
Nan x Seitz
Unclear fragmentary names prompt brief item
A fragmented OCR snippet lists several personal names and phrases such as Nancy, Durrell, Todd, Laura, Morris, and Dream Jack Sees. No clear event or context is present to define a full headline or summary.
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Gossip From The Ring and Paddock
A race day report notes Scottie and Cousine carded as starters with trainer ties debated. Swigert’s denial accepted. Johnson and Weber factions watched Dee Veto Cee and other runners, amid jockey chatter and betting tips.
Action Against Washington Park in Chicago Moves Ahead
On June 25 the state weighs evidence against Washington Park bookmakers. Deneen, the State's Attorney, says the docket will be cleared tomorrow. McEwen notes a temporary injunction may not be worth it and cites Judge Stein's next Thursday decision affecting Harlem and possibly Washington Park.
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Endurance by Right Breaks Track Record at Washington Park
At Chicago Washington Park, Endurance by Right wins the Lakeside Stakes in 1 00 flat, overtaking Sweet Billie in the stretch. Alan-a-Dale, debuting in Chicago, wins the second race in 1:00 1/5, while Robert Waddell wins the sixth race in 1:14. Derby winner and other two-year-olds headline a hot afternoon of racing.
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All The Favorites Beaten At St. Louis
At the Fair Grounds in St. Louis on June 25 races noted fast track. First race over four and one half furlongs featured Jungfrau leading field with odds and times listed. Subsequent races covered five furlongs and six furlongs with numerous runners and finishes, including Lill Sparks and Dominis among others. several horses declared as also ran and post times provided.
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Romie
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Cariboo
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der Barnes
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Highland Park Race Results and Quoted Odds
Report from Highland Park detailing multiple races led by First Race winner Satire with 110 lb, and other outcomes including frequent odds like 8 to 5 for Lady Handy and 4 to 5 for Scorpio. The card lists horses such as Lillie Hammerton, Tristram, Transfer, Woodchuck, Picotee, Gregory, LaGazelle and more, with finishing times around 1:01 and 1:15.
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Trainer killed by kick from horse in Lexington
G C Richie trainer of trotters and pacers was adjusting a loose boot on Crapshooter when the horse kicked him on the head and he instantly died in Lexington Kentucky.
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Pigeons Fly 900 Miles In One Day Race
The Cincinnati Homing Club hosted a record pigeon race from Goldman Arkansas to Cincinnati. E A Furneaux of Bellevue Kentucky and L Williams of Price Hill Kentucky took first and second, covering about 500 miles in one day. The winner arrived exactly after a full day, with West wind conditions noted.
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Jockey Shaw Escapes Injury After Sheepshead Fall
In New York at Sheepshead Bay jockey Shaw narrowly avoids serious harm when his mount Moon MargraVi ate is bumped by Wax Taper in the fifth race and Shaw is knocked unconscious before recovering. Carbuncle ridden by Landry wins by a head over Wax Taper with All Gold close behind. Wax Taper is later disqualified. Water Color wins the Tidal Stakes at one mile with Shaw aboard. The Pansy Stakes goes to Cameron by two lengths from Laodice and Lady Holyrood.
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Stoner Swindling Scheme Ties to Chicago Arrests
Conklin Jones was arrested in the Auditorium Annex as part of a swindling case centered on Warren W. Stoner who is accused of leading the operation. Jones says he knows Stoner and a man named Stewart, who is being sought. Stoner is held at Hyde Park Police Station and Stewart remains missing.
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Stoner Arrestin Chicago Ties to Noted Kentucky Breeder
Warren Stoner, arrested in Chicago for attempting to pass worthless checks, is son of the late Colonel B. F. Stoner, a prominent horse breeder who once owned Baron Wilkes. Mrs. Stoner, formerly Miss Fox of Danville Kentucky, will depart for Chicago tonight with her two children.
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Bonita Belle and Colt Sold to Richard Croker for 18400
Lexington June 25 noted mare Bonita Belle and her colt Beau Imperial were sold by Colonel W S Barnes of Madbourne Stud to Richard Croker for 18400. They were shipped today in G D Wilson's private car to New York and will be reshipped to England. Bonita Belle is 16, by Falsetto out of Bonita by Lexington with foal to Jim Gore. Beau Imperial is by Prince of Monaco.
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Americans Shine in English Lawn Tennis Doubles
London June 2. English lawn tennis events begin with fine exhibitions. The doubles draw heavy local interest as Americans H Ward and another player reach the later rounds while BH Smith defeats W V Eaves in a separate match.
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Bryan draws large crowds in Watertown lectures on civilization and conquest
William J. Bryan arrived in Watertown and was met by a large crowd. He spoke this afternoon at the State Armory on Civilization and lectured again this evening on The Conquering Nation.
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