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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1905

Page

7

Cornell Regains Rowing Prestige in Intercollegiate Regatta

Cornell dominates the varsity and freshman eight-oared races at Poughkeepsie while Syracuse wins the four-oared race amid a disputed finish. Georgetown and Columbia trail the leading crews as Wisconsin finishes last.

Poughkeepsie Cornell Syracuse Georgetown Columbia Pennsylvania Wisconsin Courtney Davidson Kennedy Philadelphia Francis Bangs Corneil University Louis L. Seaman

Harvard Wins Freshmen and Gentlemen's Rowing Matches

In GaIe s Ferry on June 28 Harvard crews won both races. The freshmen beat Yale by two lengths in a one mile river race with Har nd leading at the finish. Harvard then won the gentlemen's half course by about three feet over Yale in 2:82.

Syracuse Columbia Hudson River Gales Ferry Conn Harnd Harvard Yale

Philadelphia tops Boston in 7 run game

Philadelphia built a big lead with bunched hits and Boston errors in a 7 to 4 victory. Key players included Abb'chio, Magee, Bransfield, Needham and Wilhelm who paced the scoring and pitching duties amid a high error count for Boston.

Boston O.A.B Phila Needh Case Dvovecesessoss Philadelphia Wilhelm Magee Bransfield Needham Raymer Abbott Courtney Doolin Gleason Abbatichio Duggleby Johnone

New York Beats Brooklyn in Baseball Tilt at Brooklyn

New York defeated Brooklyn 8 to 4 on Brooklyn grounds. McGinnity dominated early, Stricklett was hit hard in the opening innings, attendance 3,000. Key hits by Gilbert Lumley Batch and others, errors balanced, Stricklett 2 hit batters. Stricklett and McGinnity combined for six strikeouts in a 1:51 game officiated by Umpire Ems.

New York Brooklyn McGinnity Brooklyns Stricklett Strickiett Gilbert Lumley Batch Donlin Hall Mertes Bergen Babb New

St Louis Loses 2-1 as Pittsburg Cleans Sweep

St Louis misplayed defense and coaching woes cost them a 2-1 defeat to Pittsburg in a shaken series finish. The attendance was 1,30 and St Louis outhit the visitors but made costly errors, leaving runners stranded and framing the loss.

ST. Louis Pittsburg

Nebraska Indians Triumph in Crooksville Game

Nebraska Indians defeated Crooksville 6 to 2 as Tobey starred with a strong run and four hits. The game was played in Crooksville, Ohio, on June 28 with the visitors asserting control throughout.

Commercial Tribune Crooksville Nebraska Indians Tobey Indians

Greensburg Beats Rushville In Fast Friday Showdown

Greensburg edged Rushville 8 to 6 in five innings on June 28 with one error two teams in a brisk game. Rushville pitchers Conaughton Morgan and Greensburg duo Donnell Hun chie held the offence as 600 fans watched at Rushville before a rematch in Greensburg tomorrow.

Commercial Tribune Rushville Ind Greensburg

Canton Falls to Lancaster in Opening Series Game

In Lancaster C on June 28 Canton lost to Lancaster 11 to 3 in the first of four games. Tomlin pitched for the locals and was nearly invincible while Plummer drove in Canton’s lone run on a double and miscue. Two-base hits came from Allen Locke Plummer and Gugli.

Commercial Tribune Lancaster Canton Tomlin Lima Plummer Allen R.H.E. Lancaster Allen, Locke Gugli Kline Winters Sealts

Niles Defeats Zanesville in Battery Duel at Warren

In Warren Ohio on June 28 the Niles team defeated Zanesville with a battery trio of Niles Durham and Wood supporting an umpire named O'Toole. The score line shows runs and hits but the plate details are garbled in this OCR.

Commercial Tribune Warren, CO R.h.db Niles Zanesv Durham Wood Zanesville Lucas and Blue O'Toole

Mt. Vernon Wins Off Clean Hitting In Ninth Inning

Mt. Vernon and Newark faced a pitchers battle with Collins of Mt. Vernon and Mason of Newark delivering strong efforts. Mt. Vernon broke through in the eighth inning on clean hits to win 2 to 1, with Miller catching for Mt. Vernon and Doyle behind Newark’s battery. Umpire Kelly presided.

Commercial Tribune MT. Vernon Collins Mason Newark

Montgomery defeats Atlanta in Southern League tilt

Montgomery 5 Atlanta 1 and Shreveport 3 New Orleans 2 in Southern League action highlighting two games with Montgomery and Shreveport securing wins.

Montgomery Atlanta Shreveport New Orleans

Indianapolis tops Columbus 2 in early errors

Indianapolis won 2 to 0 as Columbus pitching and defense faltered in the first inning. Robertson's superb play preserved Columbus from a late rally, while Davis and Hulswitz contributed. Attendance 2,567.

Indianapolis Columbus Robertson Davis

St Paul tops Kansas City in 6th inning homer surge

St Paul beat Kansas City 6 to 3 at home as Flournoy hit a left field homer in the sixth with Wheeler on base. Attendance 895. Ferguson pitched for St Paul, Downey and others contributed on offense including two-base hits by Geier Wheeler Kelley Massey Castro Butler and Carney.

Pittsburg Brain Smoot Leach Arndt Taylor Grady Waener Saget Howard Bo Robertaille Ritchey Stolt Movertaille Robertaille Lor St. Louis O’day St. Paul Kansas City Wheeler Flournoy C. Geiér Castro Carney Donahue Massey O’brien Butler Ear Kelley O‘nance Marcan Bonner Sullivan Frantz Ferguson Downey Charles Wahl Coh Vidascored Geier Hill Nance Ntz Haskell

Toledo Home Nine Edge Louisville In Pitching Duel

Martin pitched well through eight innings as Toledo led Louisville 4 0 before the visitors rallied for four runs in the ninth. Dunkle earned the win with a key running catch by Cassaday and strong relief. Attendance 1,700. Sullivan and Kerwin doubled for Louisville. Dilbert and Clay stole bases.

Toledo Martin Louisville Sullivan Kerwin Dilbert Clay Inlaw Cassaday Dunkle Brashear Dexter

Minneapo lis Triumphs 10 Milwaukee 4 In RainAided Tilt

Minneapolis outplayed Milwaukee 10 to 4 before 2 280 fans as a rain ended play after seven innings. Freeman and Marshall hit homers. Clark was ejected for foul language toward umpire Kate. Also Chicago beat St Louis 3 to 2 in ten innings on a late-bunching offensive surge.

Minneapolis Minnealis Milwaukee Rainman Marshall Freeman Clark Kate

Reds Defeat Auburn team in barnstorming opener

Reds trench the semipro Auburn nine in Columbia City Indiana on June 28. Corcoran and Steinfeldt homer in the first half as Reds build a 7 to 1 lead. Auburn scores four in ninth before final. Batteries Chech Street McCarthy Hillinger. Base hits Reds nine Auburn seven.

Special Dispatch Commercial Tribune Columbia City Ind Reds Auburn Corcoran Steinfeldt Overmyer McElwaine Seymour Street Aulburn McCarthy Hillinger Chech

Washington Triumphs Over Philadelphia 6-3

Washington defeats Philadelphia 6 to 3 as eight-run eighth inning breaks open a tight game. Waddell held the Kites scoreless for seven, then a double and four singles plus an error and three walks produced six runs in the eighth. Townsend pitched well for Washington with 2,002 in attendance.

Washington Waddell Townsend

New York Beats Boston in Doubleheader Thriller

New York wins both games at Boston in a doubleheader with a tenth inning stolen home by Dougherty in the opener and stellar defense by Chesbro and Keeler in the second. Attendance 13 664. Keeler made a running sixth inning catch while Boston’s Chesbro allowed heavy hits.

Boston Newa.k Dougherty Kleinow Chesbro McCarthy New York Keeler Drnger Dineen Grimshaw Conroy Collins Powell Fultz Stahl Dieen Chase See O Ro Dineen Cheatee Wat Criger Nin McCarthy Kelly

Detroit Wins Closing Game With Hickman Two Homers

Detroit defeats Cleveland in the final game of the series as Hickman hits two home runs over the left field fence. Mullin pitched effectively in tight spots. Attendance 1,500. doubleheader at Cleveland slated tomorrow.

Detroit Hickman Mullin Cleveland

Grubbs Debuts as Fort Wayne Drops Game

In Ft Wayne on June 28 Grubbs started for Ft Wayne and allowed four first inning hits leading to two Dayton runs after Cooleys error. Final 4 2 Dayton. Alberts Ostfiek Wise Hawkins. Attendance 400. Umpire Cline.

FT. Wayne Ind

Ethel Day Overlooked At Latonia Race

A sixth race at Latonia featured a startling oversight as assistant starters missed Ethel Day, causing the field to start without the gray mare. Athlone led to a no-contest finish while bets were voided. the purse was paid. The incident drew crowd reaction as starter Brown defended his view and assistants’ duty.

Latonia Ethel Day Athlone Ethel’ Day Gus Heidorn Van Hope Brown Hopper

Horse Racecard Five Races Summary from Riverside Park

One mile race results show LaPucelle and Our Sister among top finishers. Six furlongs featured The Cook leading Early Boy and Time with several entries and non runners noted. Remaining races list Mint Bed Fleuron Twopenny Ohio King and Gus Heidorn with other runners. betting declared off and a starter error noted as the race did not run.

Twopenny Treubel Ohio King Frank Mac Martin Brady Strader Floria Ike Athlone Wishard Gus Heidorn Foy van Hope Cuba Ethel Day Gold Bell Edna Tanner Col Jim Douglass Sand Burr Dunning Presentation

Ruling in Pensee race sets racing precedent at Latonia

Judge Price first ruled Pensee failed to reach the barrier in the sixth race at Latonia, allowing a reset and declaring all bets off. The decision, later followed by Judge Trevelyan, cited a bad precedent for starters when a stirrup strap broke and the horse halted before the post. Holtman admitted responsibility for assembling the field before the barrier.

Trevelyan Ethel Day Charles Price Latonia Pensee Jake Holtman Coruscate Judge Price Judge Trevelyan Holtman

Largest Latonia field set for mile and seventy yards feature

A seven horse field headlines Latonia’s afternoon card in the feature race a mile and seventy yards. Secretary Hopper limited starters with reserves ready. Troxler suspended for rough riding on Arthur Cummer Noonan fined for post behavior. La Pucelle bought for 1200 with costs. Bernice in 10 to 1 betting drift. Wishard and Treule win two apiece.

Latonia Hopper Troxler Arthur Cummer Manfred Trevelyan

Charges Set for Delmar Race Track Betting Cases

The Supreme Court in Jefferson City denied a writ of prohibition to stop Judge McElhinney of the St. Louis County Circuit Court from hearing cases against individuals arrested at the Delmar race track on charges of violating the antibetting law. The petition argued the law unconstitutional, filed by Central Turf Association of St. Louis.

St. Louis Jefferson City Supreme Court En Banc McElhinney St. Louis County Delmar Central Turf Association of

Record of Links Opens with Breakthrough Golf Feat

Lawrence Auchterlonie of Glenview Golf Club Chicago breaks records at Cincinnati with 18 holes in 65 to hint at a possible tournament score of 65. Morning 36 and 31 halves, afternoon 34 and 32. Nicholls brothers vs Sherwood and Smith thrill 1 up finish for $200 purse. East versus West match ends 1 up with George O Neil captaining the West. Tournament opens today with 9 am start and strict on late arrivals. new entries include Hosea Jr and Renter Jr per pairings.

Grandin Road Cincinnati Lawrence Auchterlonie Glenview Golf Club Chicago West Auchterlonie C. Johnson Milwaukee Johnson Nicholls Brothers Bernard Gilbert Sherwood Smith Nicholls Boys Gilbert Nicholls Bernard Nicholls Robert White Perpetual Golfers’ Association George O'Neil Wres Tam Turpie McLeod Baxter Olls Nicholls Cienerbate George Lowe McKenzie Marshall H. Collis Nexksa Ae Tre Simpson ' Watson D. Mitchell Padebines Nicholls-Sherwood-Smith B. Nich Nichols Phil Honeyman Tom Bendelow Robert Hosea, Jr John Renter, Jr Columbus Alexander Baxter Lagrange Neil Macneale James Foulis P. S. Honeyman Alexander Taylor Exmoor Frank L. Griffith Gilbert E. Nicholls Denver Rainslee Fred McLeod Rockford Jo Dingwald Pittsburg L. Auchterlonie Glenview William Duffy St. Louis Hollywood Harry Collis Homewood James Watson William Marshall Onwentsia Horace Rawlins New Rochelle Frank Bartsch East Liverpool Willie Tucker Ardsley J. M. Pease

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