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Hornsby wallops the pill of singles as Ohio Championship contests unfold.
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Hornsby
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
8
Pfeffer Delivers in Bases-Loaded Single for Brooklyn Win
Pfeffer singles with the bases full in the fifth to drive in two runs and propel Brooklyn to an 8 to 2 victory over Boston. Evers scored both Boston runs, with singles and a triple fueling their offense as Collins, Daubert, and Stengel contributed key hits.
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Boston
Pfeffer
Brooklyn
Nose Finishes In Match Play At Cincy Club
Nose advances in a match play event at the Cincinnati club with a narrow victory over a challenger. The result highlights a competitive round in a regional golf competition.
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Cincy Club
Indianapolis Triumphs Over Columbus 2 1 In Tight Pitching Duel
Victor Aldridge allowed four hits over nine innings as Indianapolis beat Columbus 2 to 1. Joe Kelly hit a first inning homer and Duke Reilley doubled in the seventh for the winning runs. Davis held the visitors to four hits but yielded two runs.
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Indianapolis
Victor Aldridge
Senators
Joe Kelly
Duke Reilley
Columbus
Davis
Crandall
Bues
Moran Set to Clash with Dillon in Gotham Bout
The Indianapolis favorite Moran meets Dillon in Pittsburgh tonight. Moran weighs 201 pounds and carries a big underdog belief against Dillon, who weighs 170 and is backed as a 6 to 5 favorite. The article notes Moran’s speed and both-handed punching.
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Indianapolis
Gotham
Pittsburg
Frank Moran
Dillon
Moran
Jess Willard
Latonia upset seals by Green Jones over Harry Kelly in Harold Stakes
Green Jones ridden by Roscoe Goose edged out the two year old Harry Kelly by a head in the Harold Stakes at Latonia. Ed Crump won the Norwood Handicap ahead of Solar Star, with Captain Rees third. Ladies Day drew large crowds and multiple races showcased Baker Stable's wins with Green Jones and Fan G. securing victories.
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John W. Schorr
Harry Kelly
Latonia
Green Jones
Handsel-Floreal
W. H. Baker
Roscoe Goose
High Gear
Ivan the Terrible
Berlin
Morrissey
Goose
Schorr
Guy Garner
Baker
Ed Crump
Solar Star
Captain Rees
Redlegs Rally Falls Short in Ninth as Hornsby Leads
Leon Ames and the Cardinals fall behind the Rhinelanders, but a late rally by Miller Huggins' team nets nine for Cincinnati. Hornsby homers and triple drives key the comeback, though the Redlegs lose 9 to 6 as Ames exits after a fifth inning blow.
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Leon K. Ames
Cardinals
Miller Huggins
Crew
Herzogites
Wilson's 18th inning drive sinks Cubs in long NL duel
Art Wilson lined a drive into the left field bleachers for Pittsburg in the eighteenth to beat Chicago 3 to 2 in the National League longest game of the season. McConnell pitched through seventeen innings, ending after Wilson's decisive hit as Chicago trailed 3 to 2 in the nightcap.
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Chicago
Art Wilson
Pittsburg
Pirates
McConnell
Cubs
Wilson
Baseball scores and schedule from national and American leagues
National League results show St Louis 9 Cincinnati 6 and New York 9 Philadelphia 7 among others. St Louis 56 Detroit 3. Indianapolis 2 Columbus 1. Minneapolis 8 Kansas City 2. St Paul 7 Milwaukee 5. Toledo 2 Louisville 0. Games today include Philadelphia at New York and Brooklyn at Boston. American League matches New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington and several city clashes.
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Lynn
New York
Sean
Ieveland
Oston Ett
Boston Geese
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburg
Chicago Cincinti
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St Louis
Philadelphia
American Association
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I.e Kansas
St Paul
Ay. Or
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
N. Total
J. B. Simpson
Milwaukee
Tom Vardon
St. Pau
OPPO
Charles Evans, Jr
J .M. Barnes
Joe Mitchell
Ridgewood
N. J
Gilbert Nicholls
Great Neck
Arthur Clarkson
George Fotheringham
Jack Burke
Rockford
Ill
Alex, Cunningham
Wheeg
W. Va
Bob Peebles
Kansas City
Wilfried Reid
Wilmington
Del
George Sargent
Tom Kerrigan
Siwanoy
Dave Livie
Geneva
Tom McNamara
Taplow
N. Y
Alfred Hack
Bart Eetee
Alex. Ross
A. ‘Ort Ton
Racine
Wis
Tom Boyd
Fox Hills
James Wilson
Pinehurst
N. C
Cc. Lagerblade
Youngstown
Harrison Johnston
Walter Fovargue
Tom Morris
St. Paul
Sewer
Jack Croke
C. H. Jaffray
Dave Kober
Evanston
W. E. Code
Wheaton
Ileee
Max Baehr
Baltustol
H. L. van Every
Elwood Queen
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boyston
Boston
Cleveland
Louisville
Seventh inning struggles for Rhinelanders continue
The pitcher navigated by the seventh before a three-dagger from Hornsby and a sacrifice fly by Wilson produced the fifth Cardinal run in the eighth.
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Burden
Hornsby
Wilson
Bancroft Jr. Sprains Ankle After Stand Jumped Entry
Notes of the game describe I C Bancroft Jr son of the business manager spraining his ankle when he jumped from the stands to the diamond and was carried off. His father sent him home by cab.
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I. C. Bancroft, Jr
Bancroft
Groh Leaps for Gonzales Bid and Makes Spectacular Ninth Inning Catch
Groh jumped in the air and pulled down Gonzales bid for a hit in the ninth. The catch was a beaut.
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Groh
Gonzales
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum Children Guest at NY Series
It was announced at the park yesterday that during the New York series the children of the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum would be the guests of President Herrmann and the Cincinnati Ball Club at one of the games.
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Cincinnati Orphan Asylums
Herrmann
Cincinnati Ball Club
Tickets On Sale For Sunday Pirates Double Header
Tickets for Sunday's double header with the Pirates go on sale this morning at Strauss' store. The event features a scheduled two game set and fans are urged to buy early for best seating options.
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The
Pirates
Strauss
Clarksburg Gears Up for Neale Welcome on August 31
Clarksburg West Virginia prepares for a Reds game on August 31 with notable attention to Greasy Neale. Local fans promise a royal welcome as the stamping ground hosts the event.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Neale
Reds
O. N. G. Troop Guests Attend Local Game
The CC Troop of the O. N. G. observed the match as guests of the management, adding a ceremonial presence to the event.
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The
Comiskey Enforces Sox Exhibition Game Rules
Chicago Americans owner President Comiskey rejects exhibition games in small cities unless the regular team will play. He argues fans pay to see the regulars and should get their money’s worth. The Sox earned a $2,000 share from the Bloomington game last week.
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Comiskey
Chicago Americans
Sox
Bloomington
Southern Leaguers to bar bookings with larger clubs
The Southern Leaguers plan a rule at their next meeting to prohibit bookings of games with larger clubs unless the first team is to play. Second-team chances are ruled out by league authorities.
Nationals Top Philadelphia 4 3 on Winning Sac Fly
In New York on June 28 the Nationals edged the Phillies 4 to 3. Lobert drove in the decisive run with a sacrifice fly in the eighth, marking fifth straight league loss for the champions. Giants shift benches at Polo Grounds as part of home woes.
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New York
New York Nationals
Philadelphia
Lobert
Polo Grounds
Giants
Baseball Box Score Pittsburg vs Chicago
Batted for Miller in the eighth. It batted for Harmon in the tenth. ran for Knabe in the eleventh. Wagner out for interference. Two-base hits by Wagner and Carey. Home runs by Carey Wilson Zwilling. Stolen bases by Carey OBrien Zeider Schulte Knabe Saier Mann. Sacrifice hits by Wilson Knabe Schulte. Double plays Wilson and Baird McConnell Mulligan and Saier Mulligan and Zeider Flack and Zeider. Left on bases Pittsburgh 12 Chicago 12. Bases on balls Miller 2 Harmon 1 Jacobs 2 McConnell 3. Hits and earned runs: Miller 3 hits 1 run in 7 innings, Harmon 0 in 2, Jacobs 4 hits 1 run in 3 1/3, Cooper 2 hits 0 runs in 5 2/3, McConnell 12 hits 3 runs in 17 innings (none out in 18th), Hendrix 0 hits 0 runs in 1. Struck out Miller 1 Jacobs 1 Cooper 4 McConnell 7 Hendrix 2. Passed ball Fischer. Time 3:20. Umpires Rigler and Orth.
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Khillefer c. F
Griffith
R. F
Wingo
C. Appeneas
Bescher
Miller
Hornsby
Sconce
Eman Sryder
Corhan
S.s
Cs Caifes Sesvuiaceies
Beandewes
Meadows
Gonzales Fee
St. Louis
Toney
Dale
Knetzer
Chase
Schultz
Snyder
Herzog
Betzel
Smith
Wilson
Ames
Hall
Klem
Emslie
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Ab.h.o.a.e. John
Maran’le
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Evers
Stengel
Cotites
Wheat
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Kon'chy
Cutshaw
Cincomn
Snod’ss
Myers
Compton
Pretfer
Trage
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Connolly
Fitee
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Collins
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Murray and Knapp
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O'Brien
Flack
Zwill
Wagner
Schulte
Knabe
H’ch'n
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Viox
Fischer
C Costello
Johns
Mulligan
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Lavend
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Demaree
Schauer
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Perritt
Rariden
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Paskett
Robertson
McKechnie
Lobert
Pletcher
Merkle
New York
Philadelphia
Benton
Byron
Quigley
Pittsburg
Chicago
Harmon
tRan
Carey
Zwilling
O’brien
Mann
McConnell
Pittsburgh
Jacobs
Cooper
Hendrix
Minne
Ab.h.o.a.e. Massey
Wortman
Holland
Gilbert
Altizer
Faye
iXnight
Lelivelt
Decl
Menoskey
Becker
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Cushion
Lathrop
Massey
Bentley
Lewis
Deal
Lelivert
Harned
Burk
Crutcher
Hurk
Johnson and Goehler
Toledo
Carthy
Ralings
Roach
Stovall
Williams
Pierce
Northrop
Garde
Platte
Gardner
Evans
Kirke
Louisville
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Milwaukee
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Ohio Amateur Championship Qualifying and Match Play
The Cincinnati Club hosts the Ohio amateur championship with Templeton Briggs and Stanley Kreis leading after a 36 hole qualifying. Briggs tied for low with a 73, while Hoffman, Balch, and Kreis win their first round matches in brisk afternoon play.
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S Kreis
Judge Hoffman
Lougheed
M. Towle
Hill
Edwards
Dickey
L Harrison
Medbury
R Stranahan
Balch
Matthew
C Fitzwilson
J Hauer
A de Armand
J Balch
Sunderland
C. Wood
Diehl
C. Whitaker
Dr. Thrasher
C. A. Lady
L Buhrman
F . Grant
Dana Steele
Minneapolis
Minn
James Simpson
Blue Mound Club
Milwaukee
Simpson
Tom Vardon
Harry Vardon
England
Charles
Chick”) Evans, Jr
Edgeater Club
Chicago
Vardon
Evans
J. M. Barnes
Philadelphia
Joseph Mitchell
Ridgewood
N. J
Mitchell
Arthur Clarkson
Indianapolis
Clarkson
Ohio
Cincinnati
Briggs
Stanley Kreis
Hamilton County
Mr. Kreis
Fred Hoffman
Hoffman
DeWitt Balch
Young Medebury
Zanesville
Bury
J. D. Lyon
Mr. Lyon
Cincinnati Club
Kreis
C. H. Stanley
Cleveland
Dr. Lechner
Stanley
Baumgartner
George R. Balch
Ferris Hamilton
Portsmouth
C. C. Whitaker
West Hills
L. B. Harrison
R. A. Stranahan
Toledo
T. Nesmith
Piqua
Dewitt Baich
C. B. Wood
E. W. Edwards
AS de Armand
Hyde Park
William Harig
E. J. DaehLler
Mason Towle
M. Tyree
Gordon Geilius
W. M. Gray
E. G. Dieh
George Edwards
T. Briggs
Hyge Park
W. E. Savage
J. E.miller
Georges Warrington
Savage- Miller
Cc. Tobias
J. F. Wilhelm
Huber Lloyd
D. T. Mathews
W. A. Pearte
H. J. Groesbeck
S. Davidson
Cincinnati Golf Club
Ira Holden
D. Balch
G. Geilfus
Hamilton County Golf Club
G. Kreis
E. Diehl
C. Black
Hyde Park Country Club
Dr. Lush
W. Harig
G. Edwards
E. Cunningham
Western Hill Country Club
A. Baumgartner
T. Buhr
George Balch
Western Hills
R. Stranahan
Cincinnati G. C
M. Loughead
A. Baumgartne
E. Edwards
Cin
Crutcher and Lathrop pace Minneapolis win 8-2 over Kansas City
Crutcher and Lathrop held Kansas City to two runs as Minneapolis won 8 to 2. Burk pitched well for the locals with solid run support, and key players included Menoskey, Becker, Faye, and Bentley with notable two base and three base hits.
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Minneapolis
Crutcher
Lathrop
Kansas City
Burk
Toledo Defeats Louisville 2 1 In Pitchers Duel
Farmer misplayed Gardner line drive for a sixth inning triple allowing the go ahead run. Wood followed with a sacrifice fly scoring Gard ner for Toledo who beat Louisville 2 1. Northrop and Pierce pitched well with Pierce taking the win.
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Louisville
Farmer
Gardner
Wood
Toledo
Northrop
Pierce
Saints and Brewers Slow Ball Clash Ends 7 to 5
St Paul defeats Milwaukee 7 runs to 5 in a listless game in Minnesota. Upham started for the Saints and was relieved by Finneran in the fourth. Cruise led the offense with a two base hit and Paddock added a three-base hit in a workmanlike performance.
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Saints
Brewers
St. Paul
Minn
Milwaukee
Upham
Finneran
Jennings Signs Watt With Detroit Americans
Robert Watt second baseman and captain of Columbia University signed with the Detroit Americans. Manager Jennings of Detroit sent Watt to finish the season with the Buffalo Club of the Vermont League to gain professional experience.
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New York
Robert Watt
Columbia University
Detroit Americans
Jennings
Detroit
Watt
Buffalo
Hoosier Boy Dillon Set to Battle Moran in Brooklyn
Indianapolis heavyweight Jack Dillon, about 170 pounds, meets Frank Moran, Pittsburg, in a ten round bout at Washington Park Brooklyn tomorrow night. Moran arrives from Saratoga in prime condition. betting favors Dillon 6 to 5. Purse is 40000 with 15000 to Dillon and the rest to Moran. weather could impact the open air event.
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New York
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Dillon
Moran
Saratoga
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