Cubs and Reds Engaged Quick Reds Victory Echoes Audience cheer
Cubs and Reds matched in a tense contest with Reds pulling ahead as Coakley’s curve satisfied fans. Huggins collected three hits in four trips as The Rabbit showed form on base paths. Chance’s squad travels to Pittsburgh after the game, aiming to rest before returning for a longer session.
Baseball Recap: Huggins and Lobert Spark Suburbs
Huggins collected three hits including a two bagger against Lundgren as Lobert posted two extra base hits. A hoped home run by Lobert might have stayed at one with sharper defense from the suburbs.
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Two Baseball Doubleheader Splits In Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri Toledo and Kansas City split a double header 6 to 1 in game one and 6 to 1 in game two both ended early when the second game was halted to allow Toledo to catch a train. The pitchers included Oberlin for Minneapolis and Eubanks for Indianapolis with Oberlin collecting six strikeouts.
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McCarthy and McQuillan Duel as Boston Tops Phillies
National League game in Boston saw MacCarthy and McQuillan in a seven inning pitchers duel. McQuillan weakened in the eighth allowing three Boston runs. Dahlen's fielding was a noted feature. Score: Boston 4, Philadelphia 1.
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New York Beats Boston 7 6 In Ninth Inning Thrill
The American League clash ended 7 6 as Lake delivered timely hits in the final two innings to lift New York Columbus over Boston. Earlier games in St Paul saw Columbus sweep with 5 4 and 1 0 scores, Miller holding the visitors to two hits until the ninth.
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New York Defeats Brooklyn with Matthewson Keying Two Games
In Brooklyn on June 27 New York beat Brooklyn in the first game 5 to 2 after errors by Rucker and Hummels in the fifth. Matthewson shone in the ninth, and in the second game he allowed few hits while keeping baserunners in check as New York won.
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Pittsburgh Pirates Triumph Despite Stolen Bases
Fromme earned a complete game with 9 strikeouts in 1 hour 51 minutes. St. Louis and Pittsburgh combined for multiple steals by Delahanty Leever Barry. Double plays turned by Charles Gilbert Konetchy Wagner Abbatichio Swacina Shaw Konetchy. St. Louis left on base nine times. Pittsburgh left on base as well. Umpires Emslie and Rudderham.
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Dygert Shuts Out Washington as Phillies Dominate
Dygert limited Washington to two hits and the Phillies exploded with runs on hits and errors and wild pitches by the visitors. Final score not specified in fragment.
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Milwaukee Beats Louisville 4 to 1 in Baseball Match
Milwaukee overwhelms Louisville 4 to 1 as Manske shines on the mound. Poole yields early hits while Milwaukee bats pile up runs. Clark misplay on a wild throw nearly seals a shutout.
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Minneap olis and Indianapolis Split Doubleheader
Indianapolis and Minneapolis split a twin bill with the visitors winning 5 to 2 in game one and losing 14 to 0 in game two. Slagle exited early in game two, replaced by Eubanks who was hit hard. Oberlin went 1 for 5 with a homer, a double, and two singles. O Neill and Hayden made notable one handed catches.
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German car leads New York to Paris race across Siberia
A Tomsk dispatch dated June 26 reports the German entry in the New York to Paris auto race has arrived in Tomsk and expects to reach Moscow in about two weeks and Berlin in twenty days. The car covered 572 miles in the prior 78 hours, and the American challenger trails behind.
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Doyle Dominates Madeira In One Sided Shutout
Doyle’s Institute rolled to an easy 8 to 0 victory over Madeira delivering a decisive whitewash. The lopsided score highlighted Doyle’s strong offense and solid defense throughout the game.
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Norwood Giants Defeat Opponents in A Hurling Display
Game stats show Norwood with 2 hits by Home Run-Knauft and Stolen Bases by St. Henry 2. Wuebbling collected 6 strikeouts with 5 wild pitches and 2 base-on-balls. Shulte 1 walk and 13 strikeouts, Volker 6, Baskin 4. Time 2 10. Umpire Worth.
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Cathedral Beats St. Patrick 12 to 5 in Amateur Baseball
Cathedral Y. M. I. extended its winning streak by defeating St. Patrick yesterday. Battery work from Tensing and Granner highlighted the game as Cathedral scored 12 to 5.
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Linwood School Wins Cincinnati Public Schools Championship
Linwood School team clinched the championship at the Stamina League outing at Coney Island. Kirby Road won Group A and Linwood Group C. Highlights included Linwood’s versatile play and Schomberg’s outstanding work in the box.
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Evansville Tops Ft Wayne In Central League Mayhem
Evansville defeated Ft Wayne 13 to 1 in a Central League game at Fort Wayne. The visitors rapped 22 hits with Malloy Jaeger and Kelly combining for the win while Wacker and Dunn pitched for Ft Wayne.
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Terre Haute Defeats Dayton 7 To 1 In Easy Game
Terre Haute won 7 to 1 over Dayton with strong pitching after the fifth inning. Yingling pitched for Dayton and was hit hard in the later frames as Terre Haute scored seven runs. Batteries Yingling and Richardson for Dayton Schreibi and Drill for Terre Haute.
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Baseball Notes From Cincinnati Area Card Pack
Local clubs including Newport Blue Grass, Arcs, Cincinnati Nationals, Peters Arms, and Holy Name announce upcoming games and open dates. Reports list lineups, batters, pitchers, and venues such as Bellevue Ball Park, Hewitt avenue grounds, and Rensselaer. Out‑of‑town teams are urged to contact managers for July 4 and 5 games.
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Advent 5 Fleischmann 2 in pitchers' battle
Advent defeated Fleischmanns 5 to 2 in a pitchers' duel marked by a ninth inning burst of three hits and two miscues. Garner's long fly catch by B Johnson was a highlight as both teams showed solid fielding.
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Norwood Triumphs 8 6 Over Cincinnati Car Company
Norwood edged the Cincinnati Car Company 8 to 6 at Seiler's Park. Sauter pitched well for Norwood while Boehnlein handled duties behind the plate. Lorenz, Welage, and Kennedy starred for Norwood with multiple hits as the visitors combined for 7 runs in nine innings.
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Winder Racing Opens with New Records at Windsor
The Windsor meet of the Winder Racing Association opened with new records in several races. Charlie Gilbert dominated the Frontier Stakes worth $2,000, while multiple winners emerged across seven events including Jane Swift Pearl Point Solon and Lexington Lady with fast times.
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