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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
6
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 11 to 1 as Rube Benton walks seven and is lifted after five innings. Joe Tinker steals home twice, Mordecai Brown shines, and Augie Moran umpired his first game of the season in a lop-sided affair.
Brown could have cleared for two in the fifth but fouled out as Suiley tied the game. Left handers and Kroh head to St Louis for five games. Danny Greene, ex NL and AL star, watched from the press box. Larry McLean warned and suspended for warming up near the clubhouse. Zimmerman and Hofman pulled a ninth inning trick. Heine fielded Egan’s grounder at speed to Artie. Hofman fielded a ball in his glove. Reds attempted three steals with two caught. Packett ran in the sixth with risk. Umpire Johnstone received a lemon packed in a box.
The piece blends boxing chatter about Johnson and Jeffries with fight logistics at Reno. It notes anti gambling laws, Tex Rickard’s financial woes, arena seating and prices, and promises that women and protesters will be allowed and ejected if insults occur.
Summary of last day results across American League American Association Central and Ohio State League with multiple matchups. Notable games include New York 8 Washington 7 Boston 0 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 6 8 Detroit 5 Terre Haute 5 0 Wheeling 3 6 Fort Wayne 0 Evansville 9 Grand Rapids 0 Lima 9 Lancaster 0 Marion 2 Portsmouth 4 and more.
National League and American League clubs with win loss records and games back. Central and Eastern leagues show standings for organizations including Minneapolis St. Paul Toledo Terre Haute and Evansville, with multiple minor leagues listed and prominent teams such as Rochester Newark Baltimore Buffalo Jersey City and Akron.
Jim investigated a pinbox from a Fannette and found pins matching those from the Cubs contact. The Cubs stay in St Louis through Sunday then travel to Pittsburg for holiday games on the 5th, returning to Chicago on the 7th to clear postponed matches with Cincinnati.
Milwaukee defeats Indianapolis 2 to 1 as Dougherty pitches a fine game and drives in the decisive run in the seventh. McCarthy left with an arm injury after two batters. Glaze relieved. Marshall homered for Indianapolis. Carr, Graham, and Spencer collected multiple hits for their teams. Time 2:05. Umpires Bierhalter and Ferguson.
Cleveland rolled to a 5 0 victory over St. Louis led by six singles and four runs. Turner Graney Stovall Lajoie Easterly Lord Bradley and Birham contributed as Cleveland pitchers Link hurled six innings. St. Louis batters Hartzell Wallace Newnam Schwazer Hoffman Truesdale Stephens and Worse offered brief resistance.
National League games feature Cincinnati at Pittsburg Chicago at St Louis Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Cleveland Boston at Philadelphia Newark at Washington American Association matchups include Columbus at Minneapolis Toledo at St Paul Indianapolis at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City Wheeling at Terre Haute Zanesville at Evansville Dayton at Grand Rapids Fort Wayne at South Bend Marion at Portsmouth Newark at Chillicothe Lima at Lancaster
Boston edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 as Stahl's single and Lewis' double in the eighth produced the deciding run. Karger pitched well after the first inning. Coombs struggled with control. Two-base hit by Lewis and Eagle's three-base hit highlighted the game. Continuous scoring details appear in the box.
St. Paul crushed Toledo 18 to 3 as hits, errors, and walks piled up after the second inning. Ryan pitched strong through seven innings before Toledo rallied for three runs. Clarke Murray Kelley McCormick and Autrey spark the offense for St. Paul while Toledo's Robison Otis and Ryan pitched for the visitors.
Pittsburg won 6 to 4 in an eight inning rally after St Louis scored three in the first. Leifi wildness helped the visitors early, but Pittsburg tied in the seventh and won on McKechnie’s single and Wilson’s three-base hit. Evans left after first at bat. Backman pitched the ninth. Time 2:05. Umpires Rigler and Emali.
New York defeats Washington 9 to 7 in a poorly played game with multiple errors as Hughes struggles to retire. Line shows Milan Lelivelt and Chase among noted hitters. three Washington pitchers used.
Chicago rallied to beat Detroit 5 to 4, fueling the 1909 AL pennant ceremonies with a sixth and seventh inning surge. Weaver struck out eleven over six frames to guide Louisville past Kansas City 5 to 4 in another AP report from the day.
In a baseball recap, Chicago's Gandil and Moriarty contributed key hits while Olmstead surrendered several runs across three and one third innings. Crawford, Collins, and Dougherty doubled. Zeider and Brown stole bases. Mullin fanned batters in relief as Chicago pulled ahead by efficient timely hitting. Umpires listed as part of the game record.
Yale wins the deciding game 10 to 9 in a closely contested series at the Yale Harvard championship. Large crowd cheers as Yale players Hicks and Young star while Tommers and Philbin contribute for Harvard. Umpires Perrine and Adams noted the match.
Peoria defeats Bloomington 3 to 2 while Dubuque beats Rock Island 5 to 1 and Springfield tops Danville 7 to 2. Waterloo Davenport game is postponed.
In Harrisburg Lancaster York Reading and Trenton Altoona games the scores show York and Reading each winning one game while Trenton defeats Altoona and Reading loses to Trenton.
Special dispatch from Reno reports Jeff Johnson's camp as he trains with Farmer Burns, Choynski, and Connell. The piece covers brisk sprinting, boxing drills, governor Dickerson’s visit, and Nelson’s arrival while fans debate Johnson's pace and potential referees for the upcoming bout.
Reno dispatch reports Governor Dickerson assured no interference with the Jeffries Johnson fight. Johnson trained at Moana Springs while Jeffries struck for the day. a second referee remained undecided. Local bets favored Johnson to win or last ten rounds, with large wagers noted. Dickerson planned to depart for Carson City while confirming the event complies with Nevada law.
In Renobi at noon on July 4 a boxing event is set with promoter Rickard backing the bout. He voices confidence in the arrangement and its honesty. A second ringside referee is planned in case Rickard is unable to continue, with Gleason as a preferred ring official if accepted by the fighters.
General Manager Brooks says Western Union will not furnish special news bulletins for the July 4 Jefferson Johnson fight in Reno Nevada. The company will transmit only regular messages filed by press associations, newspapers and individuals.
Terre Haute won the first game of a doubleheader against Wheeling 5 to 3 as Wheeler’s hitting highlighted the opener. Humphries pitched superbly in the second game, though Wheeling tied 6 to 6 as the day’s action concluded.
South Bend with Welsch hitting two triples and Wheeler Carey Conners and Koehler adding singles sprinted to a 5–0 win over Fort Wayne. Umpire Pastorius was struck in the head by a foul ball and injured during the game. Batteries Smith and Wells for South Bend Corns and Bailey for Fort Wayne.
Evansville defeated Zanesville 9 to 2 as O'Brien and Richardson were hit by four pitches and Montgomery closed the final two innings. Evansville batted 10 hits while Zanesville managed 8 with two errors. Batteries Sterzer Cady Veary O'Brien Richardson Montgomery.
Dayton hammered Grand Rapids 9 to 0 as Kellogg, a rookie southpaw, was grilled by the Dayton lineup. Benen pitched well for Dayton, supported by strong hitting and steady defense in this June 28 afternoon game.
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