Allen's Men Win Ninth Inning Clash Over Boston
Cincinnati defeats Boston 3 to 2 as Peitz coaches and Nichols prowls with a wild double steal. Breitenstein fumbles, bases load, Barrett saves with a great catch. Key hits include a Two-Base Collins and a late winning run with one out. Attendance about 1800.
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Corcoran
Hamilton
Tenny
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Caame
Freeman
Lowe
Sullivan
Crawford
Reds rally in ninth to beat Boston in dramatic finish
Cincinnati Reds overcome an 2 run deficit in the ninth inning at League Park as Heine Peitz and Breitenstein star. Beckley and Sullivan failed to stop the rally while Breitenstein’s late support and Barrett’s fielding shine. Nichols loses his stride in the final frame after Peitz’s coaching.
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Nichols
Boston
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Nick
Heinie
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Breit
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Corcoran
Beckley
Terry
Barret
Sullivan
Jake
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Roel
Jake Beckley
Sullvan
Heinie Peitz
Heitie
Peltz
Boston Baseball Narrowly Misses Ninth Inning Rally
A tense ninth inning near miss highlights Boston’s loss to Cincinnati. Jimmy Collins made a spectacular over‑the‑shoulder catch with bases loaded and two outs, preventing a potential three‑run score. Fred Tenney laments the defeat, while McPhee misreads late game chances. The piece notes player standings, upcoming Boston games, a new cafe at the park, and a charity benefit letter from Covington.
Grady's errors cost Cardinals win over Giants
Cardinals beat Giants 4 to 3 as Grady misplayed first base six innings. Doyle started inactive, Grady replaced him, Mercer moved to short. Powell and Carrick pitched well for St. Louis and New York respectively. Errors by Grady produced two Cardinal runs and key miscues followed by late scoring in a two hour twenty minute game.
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Ball Game Summary From Waddell Park
Play-by-play notes show balls by Waddell 4 Piatt credited with hits by Schriver O'Brien Dolan and Piatt. Waddell struck out four times Piatt twice. Time of game about three hours and thirty minutes with umpire Emslie.
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Schriver
O'Brien
Dolan
Aeeias Oo
Emsiile
Rain-Shortened Tie In Indianapolis Cleveland
Indianapolis and Cleveland battled to a 2-2 tie when rain halted play at the start of the fourth inning. Key players included Hoghever and Picker, with Madison, Gray, and Sullivan contributing against Dammann and McKenna. The game lasted one hour fifty five minutes with 900 in attendance.
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H.O
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Detroit Wolves Defeat Buffalo In Early-Lead Game
Detroit outplayed Buffalo as Atherton hit a home run on a wild Elberfeld throw and Ryan cleared the bases with a two on. Final score 6 4. Key plays include Hallman two bases and Andrews three base hit. Attendance 1,000. Milligan and Yeager pitched with Mills Milligan yielding the loss.
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Elberfeld
Ryan
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Ab.h.o.a
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Doron
Hallman
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Milwaukee 9 Minneapolis 0 Protest Filed over Result
Milwaukee won 9 to 0 as umpire McDonald called the game after 1 hour 35 minutes. Minneapolis protested the decision to President Johnson amid disputed plays and a late suspension with 1,500 in attendance.
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Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Milwaukees
McDonald
Minneapolis
Johnson
Chicago Beats Brooklyn In Low-Scoring Affair
Chicago scored a single run and shut out Hanlon's Brooklyn nine as Kitson yielded one walk that proved fatal. Childs stole second and scored on Ryan's two-bagger after two out in the sixth. Ganzel left after seven. Mertes moved to first with Green in center.
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Chicago Falls To Find Him and Drops a Game to the Blues
Kansas City defeats Chicago 5 to 2 as Patten and Katoll duel on the mound. Key hits by Sugden Dungan Isbell and Padden spark the Kansas City offense while Chicago strand runners, with defensive miscues and timely hits shaping the outcome. Umpire Sheridan presided over a 1 hour 25 minute contest in Kansas City.
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Reds Beat Lima Giants 13 to 10 in Rain-Shortened Game
The Sidney Reds defeated the Lima Giants 13 to 10 at Sidney today. A rain-soaked first inning allowed Lima to score six runs before play resumed, but Sidney recovered to win.
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Lima
Pirates Beat Philadelphia In Rain-Interrupted Game
Philadelphia outplayed Pittsburg but rain interrupted the contest twice. Waddell pitched well despite the loss. Pratt was out pitched but benefited from sensational defense. Thomas robbed Beaumont of a homer and Cross made a great catch with a double play amid bases loaded.
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Beaumont
Managing the Syracuse Team He Lands Pitcher Wiltse
Arthur Irwin becomes manager of the Syracuse Club of the Eastern League. He touts Wiltse as the fastest pitcher in the league a left handed twirler with a strong reputation. Philadelphia officials visited Rocky Point to assess him but the directors decided not to sell. Wiltse is noted for forcing baserunners to hug the base closer than any other pitcher in the league.
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Killen Pitcher Released by Chicago Club
CHICAGO June 29 President Hart of the Chicago Club announced that pitcher Frank Killen had been released unconditionally and was at liberty to sign with any team. Killen pitched two good games for Chicago this spring but had not played since.
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Chicago
Hart
Chicago Club
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Will Transfer Sunday Games and Schedule Shifts
The verdict against Manager Finn settles Sunday baseball here and games set for Sunday will be moved. An Interstate schedule starts July 4. Jamison the Indian pitcher has been released, and Pitcher Owens of Detroit and Smith of Newcastle have been signed.
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Syracuse Tommy Ryan Beats Philadelphia's Mahoney in Six Rounds
In Chicago at the Ft Dearborn Athletic Club, Tommy Ryan defeated Young Mahoney of Philadelphia after six slow rounds. Ryan, in top condition, outclassed the clever opponent who appeared amateurish beside him. The crowd booed at times as Mahoney fought cautiously.
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Georgie First in Latonia Sprint Handicap
Georgie won Latonia sprint handicap by a length over The Star with Acushla third after a fast 1 21 time. Other races saw Sackchen, Spring, Celia B, Statira, and Marguerite Hageman prevail in six furlong to seven furlong events.
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Lela Murray
Celia B
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Sam Lyons
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Latonia Spring Meeting Closes With Tobacco Stakes Feature
Latonia will close its spring meeting today and no racing at Kenton County track until late October. The Tobacco Stakes at one mile tops a strong card with four declared, including Lord Zeni carrying 105 and Mr. Brown at 9% pounds. Other races feature Monarka the two year old filly and a five furlong dash. Tom McDowell ships his stable to Saratoga next week as Franklin Fowler notes local date plans.
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Commercial Tribune
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Cari C
Mr. Brown
Nettie Regent
Jerome Bonaparte
Peter Duryea
Dissolute
Kunja
Charlie O’brien
Northumberland
Tragedy
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Monarka
Tom McDowell
Kolheim
Tom Embry
Bonnie Lissak
May Cherry
Matlack Back in Newport Feature With Skookum
Amateur rider Mr. Matlack, who won the gentlemen's cup at Louisville, will race Skookum in the Newport stake on July 4. The horse has performed in the Tobacco Stakes and will race in the interest of R J Hiner. He is confident of securing the prize.
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Advance Guard Beats All Gold in Soft Spot Showdown
At Washington Park on June 29 Advance Guard defeated All Gold in a close stretch run carrying 122 pounds. Lamachus netted a distant second as Garry Herrmann, kept in a soft spot early, won the first race for owner Smith and trainer Hughes amid Derby ride criticisms. The Oakwood Handicap looms with Sidney Lucas, Sam Phillips, Bangle and Cambrian among starters.
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J. Martin
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Off Day at Sheepshead Bay as Decanter Wins Big
Racing at Sheepshead Bay drew light attendance on June 29 with large fields. The principal event, the fourth race over one and one eighth miles, saw Decanter prevail as favorite over Knight of the Garter and Kilogram in a tight finish.
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Race report notes multiple runners and odds
Count Colonel Rue Margaret Belfort and others ran in the sixth race over five and one half furlongs. Demurrer carried 115 pounds with Winkfield up, started 11 to 5. Lhuuke Ward, Turner aboard, went 6 to 1. Hy Lo carried 115 pounds with Mitchell up at 3 to 1. Time recorded 1 08 1 5. Termless Alea and Double Six also mentioned.
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Mitchell
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Fort Erie Race Results Highlight Tremar and Orontas Wins
Buffalo June 29 Favorites enjoyed a pleasant Ft Erie afternoon Tremar and Orontas led a sequence of races. Althea and Formalis among winners in sprints while Orontas beat Lamp Globe in a tight mile. Oliver Order also scored with Tremar taking the half mile. Weather clear and track slow with multiple runners noted in each event.
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Races Open With Upsets At St Louis Track
At St Louis on June 29 the program opened with two upsets as Ladas 10 to 1 and Edna Greene 20 to 1 defeated favorites. Later races featured Woodtrice, Duke, Adelante, and Duke of Melbourne among others with times around 1 46 and 1 21 for various distances.
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Regatta at Poughkeepsie Builds Toward Trophy Regime
College boat races in Poughkeepsie schedule four events with University four oared, Freshmen eight, and University eight boats. Entries include Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgetown. Favorites: Pennsylvania for the four oared, Wisconsin for the freshmen, Cornell for the university eight. New trophies prize for each event elevates stakes as crowds gather.
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