Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Archives, Jun 27, 1900, p. 5

Bob Allen's Boys Defeat Patsy Tebeau Team

Bob Allen's Boys defeated Patsy Tebeau and his team in a close contest. Details on score and venue are not provided in the readable text.

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ED SCOTT PITCHES SHARP AS SWARTWOODS UM PIRI

Yesterday's major league results show strong pitching by Ed Scott and steady officiating from Swartwood as the Reds lost to the Reds were in contention. Scores listed include Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 10 Boston 6 Philadelphia 6 New York 6 Brooklyn 8 St Louis 5 Cincinnati 7.

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Games Today Feature National League Matchups

Cincinnati travels to St. Louis while New York faces Brooklyn and Chicago visits Pittsburg in a slate of three East rivalry games tonight.

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Reds edge Cardinals in eighth to split series in St Louis

Reds overcome early deficits to beat St Louis 4 4 in Cincinnati game. Ed Scott pitched well for the Reds while Steinfeldt fueled the rally with a three base hit. Barrett and McBride delivered strong defense at the plate and Swartwood’s calls drew criticism from the Reds.

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Newpart rival notes Benckart Nap in early odds

In the third and fourth races at the meeting Benckart and Nap show early two to one odds for win and-bets. Benckart wins an easy race with Nap gaining creditable effort and Walton improving. Scratched horses include Crescent Queen and Paul H.

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Benckart Nap Walton B. G Galen A Marie Shanklin Jim Nap Claude Walton John R. Allen Paul Bhgbert Crescent Queen Amaranthovo W. G. Welch Laura G. A Lillian Reed Anglesea Julia Rosé Dulac Carly Tolstol Polly Bixby Rarus Soenaeelo Zonne Wee the Doctor Louisv’le Belle Dandy H Richardson Flora Daniels Isaac Marks Lord Frazer Meggs Mark Hanna Covington Ky Marion Lynch Ben Frost Peter Duryea Mizzoura Dikin Robert Latta Irving Mayor Velma Clark Jim Napveetwene Robt Morrison Junaetta Seeeses

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Time of Game Two Hours and Three Minutes

Umpire Swartwood presided as officials called the game in a concise two hour three minute contest.

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Reds on road trip show strong record and fight in umpiring

Reds remain undefeated in the last stretch with 22 games played and equal wins and losses on the road. Umpire Swartwood decisions draw criticism but Allen’s Reds are praised for aggressive play, strong outfield throwing, and improving batting including Barrett and McBride. Ed Scott wins three straight, while Tebeau searches for reliable pitching as Burkett reforms and Peitz drives plays with hard work and discipline.

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Brooklyn Beats New York In Polo Grounds Thriller

Brooklyn wins 6 to 2 over the New Yorks at the Polo Grounds after a late four-run seventh inning. Mercer and McGinnity pitched for Brooklyn with key hits by Hickman and Dahlen guiding the attack. Umpire Latham officiated as both sides traded vehemence and errors. Attendance about 1,200.

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Chicago Falls To Pittsburg In Extra Bunting Battle

Pittsburg wins 8 to 6 at home as Callahan labors with two bad innings and Chicago builds a lead in the eighth on bunting and a forced run. Attendance 2,300. Clarke homered for Chicago while Ritchey and Zimmer star for Pittsburg with multiple hits and runs.

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Boston's Battling Boston Beats Philadelphia in One Inning

Bernhard pitched for Philadelphia again and was hit hard by Boston. Lewis was wild but effective until one inning when an error, a walk, and four hits produced five Philadelphia runs. Attendance 3,000. Score: Philadelphia failed to capitalize except in that frame.

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Boston Team Heads to Cincinnati Without Duffy

The Boston club left at 6 tonight for Cincinnati with most players but Captain Duffy and Catcher Clarke. Pittenger sent to Worcester. Clarke leads batting while Sullivan and Clements hit well. Duffy’s absence signals possible end of his Boston tenure and he may seek a new baseball opening.

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Chicago Slugs Parker in Easy Win Over Minneapolis

Chicago bats Parker all over the field in a decisive victory over Minneapolis 4 to 0. Isbell’s baserunning and Parker’s hitting highlight the game as 1,860 fans attend at Chicago. Parker hits a homer and Buckley Wilmot McFarland collect two-base hits in the win.

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Gray Wildness Costs Browns Five Gifts Then Milwaukee Wins

Gray struggled in the first and fourth innings as the Browns gifted five runs to Milwaukee. Strong hitting followed, giving Milwaukee a clear win over Kansas City. Wagner homered, Dowling pitched well, and Milwaukee secured a 6 to 2 victory at home.

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Hastings Leads Buffalo Past Indianapolis in 12-4 Exhibition Win

Charley Hastings pitched his first game of the season for Buffalo and earned the win as the team defeated Indianapolis 12 to 4. Hastings allowed four earned runs while Buffalo bunched 16 hits led by Atherton and Carey with power, as Gettman, Shearon, and Halligan contributed multi hit performances amid a game marked by errors and late scoring. The crowd of about 1,200 watched Hastings improve through six innings before Kellum closed.

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Fauver Strong In Cleveland Win Over Detroit

Cleveland wins in the ninth as Viox singles with none out and scores on Spies error off Casey. Fauver pitched strongly while umpire Cantillion faced complaints over calls. Line score shows Cleveland 5 Detroit 3 with key hits by Sullivan Flood Spies and Viox.

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Harvard Beats Yale in Class Day Baseball Game

Harvard defeated Yale 2 0 in New Haven on June 26 in a pitchers duel that shifted in the seventh inning as Harvard chased the Yale starter with two runs. Yale's Sullivan had the game’s only three base hit. Harvard later scored on Camp's error as Captain Camp scored the final tally. Devens left the game after a pitched ball struck him in the nose.

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Hahnemannians Start 21st Annual Meeting in Detroit

The International Hahnemannian Association began its twenty first annual meeting at the Hotel Cadillac in Detroit with fifty members present. The gathering featured reports and addresses from leaders in radical homeopathy who follow Hahnemann's teachings closely.

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Ravages of the Plague Report in Rio de Janeiro

Twenty five new bubonic plague cases were officially reported in Rio de Janeiro on June 2. The week has seen twelve deaths from the disease.

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Ruhlin Wins Decisive Knockout Over Sharkey in Fifteenth Round

In New York at Seaside Athletic Club Gus Ruhlin dazes and ultimately stops Tom Sharkey in the 15th round of a 15 round bout. Ruhlin dominates with superior footwork and power, while Sharkey fights grimly to the end, failing to answer the decisive blows.

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Gans Beats Furey in Ninth Round at People's Club

Joe Gans of Baltimore outboxed Barney Furey before about 2,000 fans at the People's Athletic Club. Gans dominated early, broke Furey with a left hook and right cross in the ninth to force a knockout, with plans for a return match in New York.

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Gibbs Wins Decision Over Sanchez at Lake City Club

At Lake City Athletic Club in a twenty round 135 pound bout Young Gibbs of Cleveland defeated Emil Sanchez of Syracuse in the seventeenth round after the referee stopped the fight. Sanchez fought gamely and absorbed severe punishment.

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Amateur Baseball Notices and Upcoming Games

Local clubs seek opponents for weekend and holiday games including Stockyards Club inviting city managers for Saturday sessions and Burnets seeking out of town teams for July 1 and July 4. Olympias beat Astorias 16 13 with 10 hits and 6 errors to 4.

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Separate streetcar accommodations approved by legislature

New Orleans June 26. The lower branch of the State Legislature passed an act to compel separate equal accommodations for blacks and whites on street car lines by a vote of 1 to 0. The Senate is expected to pass it.

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Peter Sherrard Dies After Morphin Overdose

Leipsic Ohio man Peter Sherrard died after taking morphin in a suicide attempt. He passed away the morning following the action.

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Monarka Backer Proposes $1000 Side Race Against School for Scandal

Monarka owner Tom McDowell argues his filly is superior to School for Scandal and would back a five furlong race at $1000 a side if Latonia or Newport add a $500 purse. Weights set as yesterday. McDowell claims School for Scandal would have won if not for Mo. Also, Jake Holtman praised for six clean starts at Newport. Latonia opens tomorrow for a three day meet culminating with Tobacco Stakes. Newport schedules runs Monday and Tuesday after today.

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Bob Allen's Boys Defeat Patsy Tebeau Team

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ED SCOTT PITCHES SHARP AS SWARTWOODS UM PIRI

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Games Today Feature National League Matchups

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Reds edge Cardinals in eighth to split series in St Louis

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Newpart rival notes Benckart Nap in early odds

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Time of Game Two Hours and Three Minutes

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Reds on road trip show strong record and fight in umpiring

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Brooklyn Beats New York In Polo Grounds Thriller

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Chicago Falls To Pittsburg In Extra Bunting Battle

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Boston's Battling Boston Beats Philadelphia in One Inning

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Boston Team Heads to Cincinnati Without Duffy

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Chicago Slugs Parker in Easy Win Over Minneapolis

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Gray Wildness Costs Browns Five Gifts Then Milwaukee Wins

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Hastings Leads Buffalo Past Indianapolis in 12-4 Exhibition Win

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Fauver Strong In Cleveland Win Over Detroit

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Harvard Beats Yale in Class Day Baseball Game

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Hahnemannians Start 21st Annual Meeting in Detroit

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Ravages of the Plague Report in Rio de Janeiro

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Ruhlin Wins Decisive Knockout Over Sharkey in Fifteenth Round

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Gans Beats Furey in Ninth Round at People's Club

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Gibbs Wins Decision Over Sanchez at Lake City Club

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Amateur Baseball Notices and Upcoming Games

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Separate streetcar accommodations approved by legislature

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Peter Sherrard Dies After Morphin Overdose

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Monarka Backer Proposes $1000 Side Race Against School for Scandal

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