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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
7
St Louis defeats Cincinnati 8 to 5 as Fromme weakens early and Taylor follows with trouble. Cards tally fourteen hits while Reds rally in ninth but fall short. Bresnahan and Harmon steer solid defense and late relief to seal the win.
Mitchell bobbled a routine fly in the first inning allowing a double and scoring a run on Koney’s single. Konetchy attempted a steal but Fromme nabbed him at second as Hoblitzell and Koney chased a hash of plays. Hoblitzell drew cheers in the second half of the first inning as a slim crowd voiced hearty support.
Fromme failed to check the Cardinals in the second inning and a couple of hits after a base on balls produced another run. The visitors gained confidence and overall play improved as the game went on.
Clarke misfired on several throws as the Cardinals nabbed five steals. Three steals helped score runs with the man on second scoring on a single by the next batter. Phelan opened Reds scoring with a second inning double to left after a collision between Magee and Hauser.
Marsans topped the local batting with three singles in five appearances and was the sole Red to consistently connect with Harmon's curves.
Hoblitzell hit to right field driving Marsans home for the opening run. Hobby attempted a homer but Konetchy’s precise throw nailed the runner at the plate, preserving the lead.
After the Cardinals built a lead with two triples off Fromme in the fifth, manager O Day pulled Fromme and used Taylor, a United States League recruit. Taylor lacked Major League experience and was deemed unsuitable for the Redlegs.
Bescher played well for Huggins and caught Bresnahan off second base after a short fly in the fourth inning.
Mowrey made a fine fourth round catch on Mitchell's line drive, spearing the ball with his glove and tossing to first for a double play, preserving the inning.
Every Cardinal except Huggins had at least one hit off the two Cincinnati pitchers. Huggins batted five times and drew a walk in the sixth inning, then stole second and scored on Magee's ball to right.
Pitcher Fromme praised a youngster who found and returned a diamond ring. The boy received $23 as a reward. Fromme then lost his game after three straight wins as the Cardinals challenged Bresnahan in the ninth inning.
National League results include St. Louis 8 Cincinnati 5 and New York 10 12 Boston 3 3. Philadelphia 6 4 Brooklyn 48 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh. American Association games include Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 3 in 12 innings and Toledo 5 Indianapolis 2. Southern League features Atlanta 5 Chattanooga 3 and Nashville 0 Memphis 18 innings. Central League games include Springfield Grand Rapids postponed and Youngstown 9 8 Zanesville 8 1. Ohio State Marion 6 Mansfield 1 Portsmouth 4 Lima 1 rain Newark Chillicothe. Blue Grass Maysville 9 Richmond 2 Frankfort 13 Mount Sterling 5 Paris 6 Lexington 5. International League Toronto 5 Baltimore 3 Rochester 5 Jersey City 2 Newark 5 Montreal 2 Providence 7 Buffalo 6.
In a rough game Washington defeated Philadelphia with multiple substitutions and late runs. Higs Gandil and Walker produced two base hits, while Morgan Pelty and Pennock combined for nine innings of work.
Philadelphia swept a Washington doubleheader 4 to 3 and 5 to 4. Vaughn excelled early. Bender left midgame. Petty pulled in the ninth. Philadelphia rallied in the tenth to run Johnson from the box.
National League and Louis visit Cincinnati. Brooklyn plays Philadelphia. Boston visits New York. Pittsburg contrasts Chicago. American League games include New York at Boston Washington at ee. Cleveland at St Louis Chicago at Detroit.
Louisville faces Columbus while Indianapolis plays Toledo. Kansas City meets St. Paul and Milwaukee travels to Minneapolis in four regional showdowns.
The Southern League slate lists Birmingham at New Orleans, Montgomery at Mobile, Chattanooga at Atlanta, and Nashville at Memphis in upcoming matchups. Projections hinge on home venues and travel factors.
Pairings list shows Grand Rapids at Springfield and Terre Haute at Notre Dame fighting for local bragging rights. Erie travels to Canton while Wheeling visits Akron. You own at Zanesville implies a regional contest. Fort Wayne meets Dayton in a potential marquee clash.
Ohio State leagues schedule shows Mansfield at Marion and Chillicothe at Newark with Portsmouth at Lima among upstate pairings.
Harmon exited early, Sallee finished the game, and O'Day pulled Bates before facing the pitcher. Sev ereide appeared late. Hank failed to deliver a hit. Four of nine hits went for extra bases including two triples. Bescher made a tumbling catch in left field and ended the inning with a running grab off Mowrey.
Mike Mitchell committed the sole error of the game as his grounder to the right field allowed Magee to reach second base, creating the day’s only miscue for both sides.
President Lynch of the National League announced dates for postponed games. At Philadelphia September 21 two against Chicago including the June 17 game. At Cincinnati September 1 two against Pittsburgh including the June 21 game. The July 3 game between Chicago and Cincinnati was canceled and will be played in Chicago on July 25 as an open date.
Cleveland bunched hits and smart baserunning to defeat St Louis 6 to 3 in front of a at St Louis. Turner Jackson Lajoie Griggs and Stovall led Cleveland with key hits while Kahler Nelson and Hamilton held the line. The game lasted 1 hour 55 minutes with Connolly and Hart umpiring.
Detroit wins a 10 to 9 slugfest over Chicago in ten innings. Benz walks Cobb home with the bases loaded to score the winning run. White and Benz both excel on the mound, while fielding shines at both ends.
In Boston on June 28 the Red Sox defeated the New York team twice, 5 to 4 and 6 to 4, extending their season win streak to eleven straight.
Minneapolis defeats Milwaukee in the twelfth inning as Clark is benched for kicking on a third strike. Final score shows Minneapolis 100002000001 Milwaukee 00000012000. Leading highlights include two-base hits by Rossman Capron Jones and a three-base hit by Lewis.
Kansas City defeated St Paul 4 to 0 as the visitors broke the game open in the third and sixth innings. Key players include Butler and O Barbeau for St Paul and Ralston Schaller and Vins for Kansas City, with final lineups and pitching notes noted in the report.
Cool weather today increased the optimism among the college oarsmen in Poughkeepsie New York as crews prepared for tomorrow's events. The water was rough forenoon practice continued with limbering up. Coach Cortney, back with the Cornell crew, predicted the finish would be closer this year than last.
New York extended its winning streak to eleven by defeating Boston in a doubleheader. The Giants exploded for runs in the first game with strong hitting from Merkle and Doyle, while Mathewson added six strikeouts to secure the win. In the second game, Myers and Murray led the offense as New York again bested Boston, with solid pitching and key defensive plays maintaining the sweep.
Lavender held Pittsburgh to one hit as Chicago won the opening game 3 to 0. Lavender fanned three, doubled, and contributed on offense while Tinker and Evers provided key plays. Leadoff hitters Carey and Wilson sparked the Pirates, but Chicago secured the shutout with solid pitching and fielding.
Kiel Germany June 2 The Order of the Red Eagle of the Second Class was conferred today by Emperor Wilhelm II on Wril iamon Allison Armour of the New York Yacht Club.
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