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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1908

Page

18

Everyday Catch at Old Hen Fishing Camp Near Pelee Island

About thirty Cincinnati men from the Quinnebog and Pelee Fishing Clubs fished near Pelee and Old Hen Islands in Lake Erie over the past two weeks. They had great luck catching bass perch rock white fish and other species. The Quinnebog Club reported its biggest catch in years and several fishermen sent fish home while the steamer Louise and another boat frequented the area. Names listed include Louis Werk C H Schiermer E Chase John Vere David Hall F H Schaffer and many Schnapps Band members.

Cincinnati Quinnebog Pelee Lake Erie al Ward John Frintz Schnapps Mr. Ward Warda Louise Old Hen G. Peebles Thomas Z Paxton F. Laidiey Theo.emer J.” A. Couns Alfréd «Hill James Schmid T .Schnapps

Pitchers Duel Impacts Ninth Inning At Bat

The contest features late innings with Freeman and Shipke subbing in the ninth. Schmidt lines a two base hit and Ganley, McBride, Shipke and Schaefer record sacrifices. Delahanty swipes a base, bases on balls issued to Killian, and errors by Washington and Detroit noted. Hughes and Killian combine for 6 strikeouts, Warner calls a passed ball, and a wild pitch by Hughes ends the frame.

Freeman Shipke Schmidt Ganley McBride Schaefer Delahanty Washington Detroit Killian Hughes Warner Evans

St Louis Sweeps Doubleheader Over New York

St Louis defeated New York in both games of a May 23 doubleheader. The visitors could not solve Lush in the first game, while St Louis batted McGinnity freely and he left the box in the fifth. Malarkey relieved without allowing a hit. Sallee limited York to two hits in the second game as St Louis continued strong hitting.

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M C A Reds Beat Covington Railroad In Fast Game

The M C A Reds defeated Covington Railroad as Daniels limited foes to three safeties. Bellevue reports Y M C A Blues rested while Latonia arrived, Latonia’s batting struggled against Sulli and Fogg. Covington opened new grounds and held the lead early before final scoring.

M. C. A. Reds Covington Railroad Wce N Railroad Wil Bear Daniels Bine Hoad Boys Bellevue Y. MC. ‘A. Blues Latonia Sulli Covington M.G A Covington Eadh W. L M. O A Belifous

Terre Haute Shut Out by Dayton In Central League

Dayton blanked Terre Haute 3 to 0 in a Central League game. Johnson and Richardson held Terre Haute to no runs while Drosius and Whitams combined for the Dayton win with nine hits.

Johnson Tota Dayton Terre Haute R.H.E Drosius Whitams Richardson

South Bend Eight Wheeling in Final Score Line

South Bend defeated Wheeling 6 to 1 after a four-run third inning by South Bend. Batters Batteriee Alberts and Tieman contributed for South Bend, while Otrey and Spahr worked for Wheeling.

South Bend Wheeling R.H.B. South

Evansville Beats Fort Wayne in Sixth Straight Win

Evansville won their sixth straight game by pulling ahead in the seventh inning. Final score shows Evansville 4 runs on 8 hits with Fort Wayne scoring 3 runs on 10 hits. Batteries were Covington and Dunn for Evansville and Corns and Clark for Fort Wayne.

Evansville Ft. Wayne Corns R.H. A Covington and Dunn Corns and Clark

Miami Military Institute Beats Woodward High 6–5 at Germantown

In Germantown Ohio this afternoon the Miami Military Institute defeated Woodward High School of Cincinnati 6 to 5. Two ninth inning runs clinched the victory. Hite led Miami while Everett and Jackson starred for Woodward.

M. M Woodward & Special Dispatch Commercial Tribune Germantown Miami Military Institute Woodwood High School of Cincinnati Hite Miami Woodward Everett Jackson

Hyde Park 7 Advent 1 in rough game turnaround

Hyde Park rebounded from a rough start with strong hitting by Still and Holmes. Holmes collected two doubles and a single in five at bats, while Still allowed only one hit in relief, Kennedy struggled with poor support, and Hyde Park edged Advent 7 to 1 behind timely hitting and defensive plays.

Hyde Park Still Holmes Sti Kennedy

Norwood vs Cincinnati Car Co Met in Hartwell

A large crowd watched Norwood versus Cincinnati Car Company at Hartwell yesterday. Brengelman starred on the mound with fifteen strikeouts as both teams delivered solid baseball.

Cincinnati Car Co Norwood Cincinnati Car Company Hartwell Brengelman Ore

Johnson 5 Madisonville 1 baseball game summary

Madisonville and Johnson met on the Madisonville school grounds in a fast game led by Striker for Johnson who held Madisonville to two hits. Curry pitched the last half of the fifth, blanking Johnson for the remainder. Final score Madisonville 3 Johnson 1 with multiple bases and pitching details noted.

Johnson Madisonville Curry

Burns Accepts Offer To Box Lang In Australia

Tommy Burns now plans to fight Lang of Australia in Sydney during the American fleet visit after receiving no reply to a cable offer to fight Jack Johnson for 35000 dollars Burns would receive 30000 regardless of result and the Australian deal promises 20000 for a win or loss.

Burns Box Lang Australia London Tommy” Burns Jack” Curley Chicago Jack” Johnson Lang Sydney Jack Johnvost

College Hill Triumphs Over Linwood In Narrow Win

College Hill defeated Linwood 10 to 3 at Linwood yesterday. Highlights include Two-based hits by Baumgartner and Schulte, a Home Run by Creasy, and Stolen Base by Schiebly. Pitchers Gatch and Lindsley split duties, with McTighe issuing three bases on balls. Time 1:40.

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Carey Defeats Northside In Tight Pitching Duel

Carey beat Northside 3 to 2 behind Williamson masterful pitching with ten strikeouts and six hits allowed. Parks starred in the field and Newman led at the bat. Newman hit two doubles and Pheister added run producing hits as Carey rallied with a 2 run third inning.

Carey Northside Williamson Parks Newman

Avondale Beats Pleasant Ridge In Ten Inning Thriller

In a ten inning battle Avondale topped Pleasant Ridge 4 to 1 at the Ridge. Addams and Diehl pitched well with many strikeouts. Clyde Johnson's long eighth inning running catch highlighted the fielding. Two-base hits by Rodgers and Dare fueled the Avondale offense. Kreimer both stole twice.

Avondale Pleasant Ridge Avondales Ridge Boys Addams Diehl Clyde Johnson Thee Rodgers Dare Kreimer Ruckstuh Minherty McGinnis

St Henry Triumphs Over St Paul In Five-Run Victory

St Henry defeated St Paul 6 to 1 in a city league baseball game. Highlights include a double play by Teppe and Kortekamp and pitching by Wuebbling and Ashhorn. Time was 1 hour with Umpire Unchie.

St. Henry St. Paul St. Henry Wee Paul Viene Ane Soos Teppe Kortekamp Wuebbling Ashhorn Ees Webber Unchie

Baraca League Opens Season With Narrow Bradford Win

Baraca League opened Saturday with games at Oakley and Fairmount. At Oakley the Ninth street boys lost to Norwood Y M L as the first inning decided the game. Bradford edged Trinity 13 to 12 at Fairmount after Bradford built a steady lead heist.

Barata Oakley Fairmount Ninth Street Boys Norwood Y. M. L Taylor Ninth Street Mason Trinity Bradford

Dawn Patrick Wins Fabriola Handicap at Emeryville

In Oakland May 23 Dawn Patrick the favorite won the Fabriola Handicap at Emeryville in 1 44 4 5 tying a track record. The day’s card included six races with Dawn Patrick beating Vox Populi and Cloyne, and other notable runners such as Lord Forest Nagaram and Slandered among the finishers across the card.

Oakland Cal Emeryville Dawn Patrick Vox Populi Cloyne Lee Harrison II Hayes Andrew B. Cook Rettig Bologna C. Ross Lord Forest Belle of Iroquois Nagaram Buster Brown Royal Rogue Sir Russell the Sultan Page Miss May Bowdish Big Store A. Williams Convent Bell Escamade Belasco Tenrow Lightly Nancy W Confederate Sahara Martinmas W. Miller Eduardo St. Modan Charboneau Royal River Rubinon Captain Burnett Getaway McIntyre Buxton J. C. Clem Northwest Lisario A. _Muskoday Elevation Millsong Darlington Kelly Maxtress Johnstown Colonel Jewell Markie Mayer Silver Sue Beechwood Elie Lucky Lad Ampedo Burning Bush Grace G Pajarolla Williams Bucolic Preen Cloudlight

Nelson Afraid of Brock in Proposed 45 Round Fight

Los Angeles May reports say Bat Nelson fears Brock would be too strong to box. Negotiations show a 45 round bout offer from the Jeffries Club with Brock’s manager accepting and a 5,000 side bet possible. If Nelson declines, a Welsh vs Brock match is planned for Decoration Day.

Los Angeles Cal Nelson Pril Brock Brock Jeffries Club MacRae Gordon Memsah Bat Freddie Welsh

Gould Beats Miles In Queen Club Final

Jay Gould of New York defeated Eustace Miles of Britain in straight sets 6-5 6-4 6-4 at the Olympic games court tennis competition ending at the Queen Club. The American-British champion secured decisive victory amid Miles' improved form after recent training.

London Queen Club Jay Gould New York Eustace H. Miles Gould Great Britain Miles

Sin cock for the Reds. Pulliam Expands League Releases

New York May 23 Harry C Pulliam president of the National League of Professional Baseball Clubs announces the contract approval of Herbert Sincock with Cincinnati. He also approves several player releases including Upp to Columbus Tozer to Buffalo Donohue to Montreal Hoch to Wilmington Boucher to St Louis and House Jr to Burlington.

New York Harry C. Pulliam National League of Professional Baseball Cubs Herbert Sincock Cincinnati Pulliam Columbus George N. Upp Buffalo William L. Tozer Chicago Montreal John L. Donohue Philadelphia Wilmington Harry K. Hoch St. Louis M. Boucher

Rainey Pays Big Price as Horace E Wins

Horace E. clinched his first victory for Roy A. Rainey of Cleveland in the five and a half furlong handicap at Jamaica. The four-year-old son of Bannockburn and Miss Lynah, bred by Barney Schreiber, had a long road from a $26,000 purchase to a late surge of form after several near-misses and a gelding to restore his racing potential.

New York Horace E Jamaica Roy A. Rainey Cleveland Mr. Rainey Prics Bannockburn Miss Lynah Barney Schreiber Ascot Park Silver Stocking Woodlands Ascot Victo Oakland Native Son Memphis Fountainblue Montgomery Yankee Girl Rifleman Schreiber St. Way East

American rifle team entry sent to British Olympic Council

New York May 23 James B Hvan of the American committee forwarded to the British Olympic Council the entry count for America's rifle team. General John A Crain was appointed by President Whitney as the American committee representative for rifle shooting matters. Americas revolver entry for the Games has also been forwarded.

New York James BD. Sul Hvan British Olympic Council America National Rifle Association of America John A. Crain Whitney

American Car Resumes Journey in New York to Paris Race

Dispatch from Vladivostok reports the American car left Paris bound for Paris via Vladivostok journey with driver aided by Cossacks and village authorities. Muddy roads and threatening weather slow progress.

Paris Vladivostok New York

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