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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1903

Page

3

Davis to Play for Giants If Physically Able in July

New York Club secretary Knowles says George Davis will play with the Giants in Cincinnati in July if fit, with no expected trouble. Mention of Pulliam and Herrman exchanges, suspensions, and a postponed Cincinnati Brooklyn game affecting Kelley and Reds in Boston.

Pulliam Brooklyn Commercial Tribune New York Knowles George Davis Giants Cincinnati Davis Reds Herrman Cincinnati Club American League National National League Boston Kelley Ewing Hahn Phillips Seymour

St. Louis Edge Phillies In Rainy 3-2 Victory

Hulswitz miscue in the sixth inning spoiled Philadelphia’s effort as St. Louis won 3 to 2 on a rain-softened field. Attendance 606. Brain homered for Philadelphia. Murphy pitched for Philadelphia and Sugene pitched for St. Louis.

St. Louis Philadelphia Hulswitz St. L. Abilo Mo'n'u Hulsitt Hackett Hallman Nyan Roth C Murphy Sparks Douglas Brain Farrell Titus Murphy Sugene Emassiec

Draw at Boston as pitchers' duel ends in nine scoreless

Darkness ends a pitchers' battle in nine innings as Boston and Chicago Chics play to 0-0 tie. attendance 1,400. Weimar and Pittinger duel with minimal offense, Boston failing to score despite late threats.

Boston Chicagos Pittinger Weimar

Detroit 3 Washington 0 on Errors in Dull Game

Detroit wins 3 0 over Washington as Mullins stars with a shutout and solid support. Patten provides one run via a base on balls and a wild pitch and his error accounts for the other two. Attendance 2 064. Stolen bases credited to Barrett Batten Patten and Mullins.

Detroit Washington Patten Mullins Barrett Batten Eae Lins Byullins Detreit Pat Commercial Tribune Marysville Palace Specials Columbus Chavous Smith Wilson Fairchilds Chavous M Snyder O' Llara Tyrrell

Boston Crushes Chicago 7 to 2 in Interleague Smash

Boston won easily by gathering multiple hits in three innings and capitalizing on Dunkle’s wild pitching. Attendance 2,200. Key players include Magoon Freeman Parent Dineen and Green for Chicago, with Dunkle pitching for Boston and Isbell tagging a three-base hit for Green.

Boston Chicago Dunkle Ab.h.o.a.e Doug Collins O’lrien Freeman Parent Cage Ab.h.c.a.e. Holmes Jones Green Isbell Magoon Tag Hill Pricard Dineen Criger Tannehill

New York Tops St Louis In Opening Game Of Series

New York defeats St Louis 6 to 3 in the opening game of the series. Attendence 1,200 as Burkett Kahoe Elberfeld Fultz Wallace Chesbro Reidy star for the Mets in a pitching and hitting mix.

New York St. Louis St. Day St. L. Eert Unee Burkett Keeler R. Drick Elberfeld Ho Phill Conroy Anderson Fultz Nwt Wallace Sugden Kahoe Ganaeo Padden Reidy Sa Saal Coke Iliams Burkett McFarland Padden Chesbro Connolly

Philadelphia Overpowers Cleveland 4–2 in Baseball Tilt

Philadelphia outbatled Cleveland 4–2 as strong fielding limited Cleveland while Philadelphia pushed across the decisive runs. Attendance 3,341. Highlights include two base hits by Flick and Seybold, and solid pitching by Moore before Plank finished.

Philadelphia Cleveland Pessesserseh Flick Gochnauer Seybold Murphy M. Cross McCarthy Pickering Lajoice Hickman Lajoie Plank Moore O’ Loughlin

Louisville Wins 9–0 After Rain Postponement

The Louisville Columbus game postponed by rain was awarded to Louisville 9 to 0 as Columbus left for Indianapolis. President Tebeau claimed and was awarded $500 damages by Presidents Mullane and Hickey for failure to play today under the agreement.

Louisville Columbus Mullane Indianapolis Tebeau Hickey

Columbus Defeated by Indianapolis in Postponed Game

In Indianapolis 17 320 fans attended as the locals beat Columbus 10 to 8 in a rescheduled contest. Kellum pitched for Indianapolis with Wagner catching. Key hits included two-base shots by Coulter Hogver and Jones and a triple by Bannon.

Ind P'S H.Q.A.E Colum Hog Ver Gleason Fox Kihm U Thoney A Tamcett jRaymer Marcan UjRoach Kellum Si Wagner Indianapolis Columbus Wagner Coulter Hoghever Jones Raymer Bannon Turner Ady Williams G. Fox

South Bend breaks win streak with Evansville shutout bid

In South Bend Indiana on June 29 Moffitt limited Evansville to three hits as South Bend won their ninth straight. Final: South Bend 9, Evansville 0 with Moffitt and Tieman on the mound and Bozler and Cross behind the plate.

South Bend Ind Moffitt Evansville R. H. E. South Bend Tieman, Bozler and Cross

Baseball scores from a set of late season games

Birmingham beat Atlanta 7 to 6. Memphis defeated Little Rock 3 to 2. Shreveport won over New Orleans 5 to 2. Money and Nashville fought 2 to 2 in sixteen innings.

Birmingham Atlanta Memphis Little Rock Shreveport New Orleans Money Nashville

Paulding Outmatched by Wapakoneta in Minor League Game

Wapakoneta defeats Paulding 7 to 3 as Van Anda hurls a masterful pitching performance. Mason Bashmore and Tuttle behind the plate, with Teal Plummer Salm and Van Anda contributing two-base hits. Also reports from Piqua Urbana and Marysville games detail errors and pitching highlights in regional matchups.

Commercial Tribune Wapakoneta VanAnda Teal Plummer Salm Hassenier

Bauer Team Beaten by Bishop in Doubleheader

Lawrenceburg Indiana June 2 Bauer Coop age Shop team lost to Bishop and Co in both games of a baseball doubleheader. Morning contest saw Bishop & Co win 2% with strong pitching by Justis despite struggles by Bauer. Afternoon game featured J & M and Cooks teams. Bishop & Co prevailed 3-1 in a tight battle. Attendance around 300.

Commercial Tribune Lawrenceburg Ind Bauer Coop@age Shop Waterloo Lagle Justis Maine Coopers James & Mayer Cook

Amateur Baseball Tonight at Spinney's and July Games

Pat Drees Phil Ranz and Brownie McLain are requested to eat at Spinney's tonight. The Nationals, a top local amateur team, travel to Boston Ohio on July 4 and Bond Hill on Sunday July 5. Cincinnati Knights of Columbus beat Portsmouth 6 to 3 with Hagerty pitching and Verkamp batting. catch Munson to Spinney's at 8 o'clock.

Pat Drees Phil Ranz Brownie McLain Spinney’s Nationals Boston Bond Hill Cincinnati Council Knights of Columbus Portsmouth Portsmouth Council Cincinnati Knights Hagerty Verkamp Cincinnati Catcher Munson

American League May Enjoin George Davis

Chicago, June 29. The American League plans an official protest to a Davis game with the Giants against the Cubs. President Hart may oppose further action but Johnson and Comiskey drive toward a legal test to enjoin Davis from playing with any club except the Chicago South Siders.

Commercial Tribune Chicago James A. Hart Davis Giants Cube Hart South Siders

Ballplayer Hartung Attempts Suicide in Marysville

Peter Hartung, a well known ballplayer, moved from Columbus to Marysville. He tried to shoot himself and cut his throat, then swallowed poison. His condition is listed as critical and his wife is prostrated.

Commercial Tribune Marysville Peter Hartung Columbus

Reliance Proves Worth in Heavy Weather Cup Race

Newport, June 29. The cup yacht Reliance defeated Columbia and Constitution on a 30 mile course in a stiff easterly breeze. Reliance finished well ahead by 4 minutes 58 seconds over Constitution and 4 minutes 9 seconds over Columbia. Owner E D Morgan steered Reliance as Captain Barr sailed the sloop for all it had. The race opened a series by the New York Yacht Club with daily racing this week.

Newport R. I Reliance Columbia Constitution E. D. Morgan Barr New York Yacht Club

Lou Dillon Breaks Wagon Trot Record at Glenville

Cleveland June 29 Lou Dillon this afternoon broke all wagon trotting records for a mile, finishing in 2 04 percent. Driven by owner C K G Billings, the mare raced at Glenville track before 1500 spectators, with a running pace that helped set the mark and finish strong. A later race saw Billings drive The Monk to the fastest mile by a gelding this year, using a runner to pace.

Cleveland Lou Dillon Trottere Gentlemen's Driving Club Glenville Track C. K. G. Billings Leu Dillon

Willie Anderson Wins U S Open Golf Title at Baltusrol

Willie Anderson defeated Davis Brown 82 to 84 at Baltusrol Golf Club Short Hills New Jersey in a damp 18 hole playoff. Heavy rain and waterlogged greens challenged both players as Anderson emerged the champion of the United States Open after Saturday’s tied 7 to 7 remark.

New York United States Willie Anderson Aparamis David Brown Wallaston Baltusrol Golf Club Short Hills N. J Anderson Brown

Washington Park set records in triple upset day

At Washington Park track on June 29 Hargis won the mile and sixteenth, setting 1:45. Semper Vivum lowered the seven and a half furlongs mark to 1:33 2-5, and Golden Rule clipped six and a half furlongs in 1:19 2-5. John McGurk, in the fifth race, beat Gold Bell by a neck as Drake and Gates paid $10,000 each on McGurk’s ride.

Chicago Washington Park Hargis Golden Rule Semper Vivum Sidney C. Love Epicure Drake-Gates John McGurk Drake Gates McGurk Gold Bell Wonderly S. Bonner Flying Ship Crowhurst Peter J Lanton Determination H. Phillips Salto Henry Free Knight Adkins I.s Sue W Sol. Smith Nannie Hodges Burly Lass Henry Luehrmann, Jr Brookwood Belle Gus Heidorn Beneficent Carmelita Mendon Shaitan Hargie J. Booker Beau Ormonde Dominick Booster Thane Hindilens Jack Ratlin Landry Bs Beakes Winkfield al Bareing Bie Jackfull Longflo Rollick N Caxton Lady Chorister Arnold el Ghor Rolling Boer Heigereon Trinity Bell C. Gray Fleur Scully Commercial Tribune Linguist Fred Cook Silk Cord Della Ostrand Ralph Young Blue Mint Major Tenny Littie Willie Flo Bob Harry Little Elkin Flocarline John Peters Bardolph Louis Wagner Prince Silverwings Huzzah

Blues Win Bay Ridge Handicap In Mud At Sheepshead Bay

Heavy rain turned the track at Sheepshead Bay into a quagmire as Blues led from the start to win the Bay Ridge Handicap. Herbert finished second with Moon Daisy third while a sparse crowd attended due to washouts on roads leading to the track.

New York Sheepshead Bay Blues Herbert Moon Daisy Pirouette O'Neil Raglan Hicks Wild Thistle Mathews Responsive Beeb Ruth Parrish Glad Smile Armonia Black Socks Gamestress Standard My Evening Star Haack Sir. Voorheis Irascible Monte Carlo Blue Jay Farley Sentinel Rice Prince Ching Burns Devin Ners-Des Royal Pirate Bassanco Anklet Rapid Profitable King Carter Lady Knighthood Salora Peacock Hunter Raine Ecphone O’brien Walter Cleary Mara Otters Oe Tenkard G. Green Semper Ira Judge Phillips Aka Kufa Victor Sir Ellerslie Buck Lodge Gold Ray Howard Gratz

Why Not Led From Start to Finish in Delmar Opening Race

Why Not Led From Start to Finish wins the Inaugural Handicap at Delmar Park on opening day carving a half length victory over Jack Young in a fast track six furlongs. Buccleuth and Light Opera follow as top finishers amid a crowded field with Pierce J. winning the closing event at 3 to 1 in hand.

ST. Louis Pourquoi Pas Delmar Park Jack Young Buccleuth Light Opera Lady Strathmore Pierce J Mrs. Wiggs Ibe Higgins Iocca Woilf Aransas Georgia Tlackner Dr. Carrick Dominis Peaches Stub Judge Cantrell Dr. Cartledge I. Smith Burlingame Ora McKinney Ocyrohe Arnold K Edgardo Bridwell Baronet Smith Bourke Cockran Gelanthus Loudon Dceath Brid King’s Pet Deer Hunter Golden Glitter Salonga Traxler Raee Lord Neville T. O'Brien Beenie Joe Goss E. Austin Buffoon Maverick Custus

Wire In wins feature at Highland Park Detroit race

In Detroit Highland Park feature race Wire In carried 108 pounds to defeat Butterscotch by two lengths. Cabriolet led second race before running away. track good and weather fine. Other notable runners included Vestment Exicula and Cross with fast times and several named horses in the field.

Detroit Mich Wire In Highland Park Butterscotch Wire Cabriolet Ravelment Pieratt Lee Ridley D. Gilmore J . Fuego J. McFadden Manzano Seal Spots Marston Moor Vestment T. Walsh Exicula Munro Cece Ee

Thoroughbred Racing Card Reflects Tight Finish Times

Race results list multiple horses with weights and odds across six events. Not Wisely, Prism, and Dynasty appear among the three-race lineup, with others including Blue Darter Keat Frank Somers and Nuptial noted for six furlongs. Several jockeys are cited, such as T Walsh Munro Pieratt Stevens and Scarrough, with finish times recorded for key races.

Bheebe Louise Meining Iola Rhena Cabriolet Coreen T. Dean Prism McDonald Handcutt Butterscotch Munro IcesWater Curate Fame Blazes T. Walsh Dynasty Donorath Ed.l St. Wood Decoration Onyx Keat Frank Somers Pieratt Malakoff Zarkee Lusty Dubious Prince Zeno Chauncey Fisher Bummer II Stevens Nupttal J- Walsh L.K Thessalon Incandescent Rowland M Munroy T. G. Scarrough

Jockey Walsh Suffers Brain Concussion

Sixteen year old jockey Eddie Walsh, favored by Horsemate W C Daly, was thrown from a race horse near Sheepshead Bay and sustained a concussion of the brain. The horse shied after a motor cycle passed by and Walsh was hurled over its head hitting a telegraph pole. his quick reflexes to put out his hands likely saved his life.

New York Eddie’ Walsh W. C. Daly Sheepshead Bay Walsh

Melbourne Yearlings Bring Good Prices at Sale

At Sheepshead Bay sale of the Melbourne Stud yearlings on June 29, prices ranged up to 3 500 dollars. Notable bids include a bay colt by Ben Brush Maid of Promise sold for 3 500 dollars and other selections selling between 1 100 and 2 000 dollars. Names appearing include Jim Gore Bagpipes Belvidere Lillian Lindsay Twitter Sallie of Navarre Gondola and purchasers SW Schorr G Strauss A Miller P J Dwyer F Brown.

New York Melbourne Sheepshead Bay Jim Gore Bagpipes SW. Schorr Belvidere Lillian Lindsay G. Strauss Ben Brush Maid of Promise P. J. Dwyer Twitter A. Miller Prince of Monaco Sallie of Navarre F. Brown

Unknown Place and Names List of Theaters and Owners

A list of pairs appears to name venues and associated figures or acts across locations such as COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE TIPS SHEEPSHEAD WASHINGTON PARK HIGHLAND PARK and ST. LOUIS. The items include multiple person-like names and titles paired with stage or venue references, resembling an entertainment or theatrical directory.

Race Day Entries Across Twelve Thoroughbred Events

Readable entries list deep in race card shows multiple race types from maiden two year olds to steeplechase with weights and entrants including Shortcake Grey Knight Honey Bee Doucement Baby Castle Hands Up Flora King Juvenalla Auf Weidersehen Miss Shylock Albertola Wotan Mohave Colonel Kearney Montpelier Sir Walt Tommy Rot Docile Miss McKenna M4 Toi San Dixie Paradise Trouville Yardarm Orloff Neither One Duellist Shotgun Dean Swift Royal Summons Medal Frank Keane Lord Badge Northern Light Sweet Mell Ada Nay Akela Spring Silk Highlander Ethics Arden Rostand Flora Justice Royal Pirate Tribes Hill Locket Jocund Thistle Heather Prince Salm Salm Boundbrook James Montresson Luminosity Pentaur Tippecanoe Cascine Graceful Merry Moments St Valentine Long Distance White Plume Omdurman Satin Coat Amur Sarilla The Kentuckian Fingal Urchin Marcos Jena Shogun Full Back Omdurman Satin Coat etc. Includes six furlong sprints and one and one sixteenth mile events with selling and handicap races and turf notes. Limited detail on results or outcomes.

Shortcake Grey Knight Honey Bee Doucement Baby_Castle Hands Up Floral King Juvenalla Auf Weidersehen Miss Shylock Albertola Wotan Mohave Colonel Kearney Montpelier Sir Walt Tommy Rot Docile Miss McKenna Toi San Dixie Paradise Trouville Ibs Orloff Neither One Duellist Shotgun Dean Swift Royal Summons Medal Frank Keane Lord Badge Northern Light Sweet Mell Ada Nay Agnes D Akela Spring Silk Highlander Ethics Arden Bob Hilliard Rostand Flora Justice Royal Pirate Tribes Hill Locket Igniter Coruscate Africander Proper Bonnibert Duke of Kendal Goldsmith Jocund Thistle Heather Prince Salm Salm Boundbrook James Montresson Luminosity Pentaur Tippecanoe Cascine Douro Bon Mot Surmise Moonpap Flying Jib Colonsay Moreton

Doherty Brothers Win Doubles Final at Wimbledon

The Doherty brothers won the doubles final at Wimbledon while F. Riseley defeated J.G. Ritchie in the singles. K. L. Riseley to face H. L. Doherty in a title showdown the next day.

Doherty Brothers London Wimbleton J.G. Ritchie Tn K. L. Riseley H. L. Doherty Doherty Mahoney J. G. Ritchie D. K. Douglass Miss Pickering Miss Wilson H. Lane

Seven Nations to Contest Palma Trophy Rifle Event

The National Rifle Association has notified that at least seven teams will compete for the Palma Trophy. USA Great Britain France Norway Canada Natal Australia are named with Switzerland and Rhodesia possible entrants.

London National Rifle Association United States Great Britain France Norway Canada Natal Australia Switzerland Rhodesia

Newport Racecard Feature Ends In Close Struggle

Facade wins the Newport mile and a quarter feature after a hard drive by Patton to hold off Sir Tommy Tucker. Dunsbro leads early but falters after the mile, beating Faith Ward for show. two favorites Frank Kesinger and King of Diamonds fail to shine. Jockey Patton also wins the maiden with Brother Fred as crowd size improves and Manager Fowler stays hopeful.

Newport Davies Patton Tommy Tucker Dunsbro Faith Ward Fred Frank Kesinger King of Diamonds Moore Fowler Brother Fred Lord Crimson Berman Boutie Stewart Oricius Love Wisely C. F. Jones Kilrush Hergenie Pinetop Bruns Little Rita Johnson Little Ellis Bimos Bastile Miss Louise Tripp Rex Zoza Burris Blanch Sheppard Nannie J Gold Maid Gus Burkley Dr. Hassman

Several Old Sprinters Finish Their Careers At Track

Johnny Smith, once forced to quit racing after a railroad accident, arrived with horses from St. Louis and praised the Mound City scene. Horseshoe Tobacco broke down before the afternoon race, and Dr. Hassmann faltered in the same event. Little Bruns kept Pinetop in front for a victory as Sporty Sayers visited from Chicago with Derby plans. A seven day meeting is teased in Indianapolis, with a track steamboat accessible from Main Street. A mile heat race with purses and a cup is planned for owners and their fast roadsters next Thursday if arranged.

Johnny Smith St. Louis Mound City Fred Smith Sporty Sayers Chicago Bonnie Burr Sporty McChesney Talix Indianapolis

Vanderbilt Won Stake in Paris Race

Paris June 29 W K Vanderbilt's Bright with Nash Turner aboard won the Prix du Conseil Municipal a $2400 stake.

Paris W. K. Vanderbilt Bright Nash Turner Prix du Conseil Municipal

Corbett Favored to Endure Jeffries Bout to the Limit

Retrospective analysis suggests Jim Corbett may survive twenty rounds with champion Jeffries. Corbett’s fitness and skill are highlighted while Jeffries is noted as stronger than ever. If Corbett uses patience and judgment rather than trading blows, he could go the full distance and perhaps secure a decision.

Jim Corbett Jeffries Corbett

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