Wild Pitch Lifts Reds In Eleventh For 2 1 Win
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Philadelphia Nationals 2 to 1 in eleven innings on a wild pitch. Fred Toney earned his fourth win as Cy Williams stole second and scored on a misplay, while Eddie Roush led in center with eight catches. Groh was sidelined briefly by illness but started at third as Moran’s squad pulled out the victory.
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Quakers
Philadelphia
Reds
Griffith
McGaffigan
Mule _ Watson
Toney
Cy Williams
Burns
Wingo
Roush
Prendergast
Moran
Watson
Mound City
Big Fred
Fred Toney
Fred
Phils
Groh
L. Magee
Fitzgerald
Chase
Griff
Keystone
Williams
Tincup
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Muesel
Eddie Roush
Heinie Groh
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Rousch
Wine
Magee
Rouch
Double
Blackburne
Hiladelphia
Cincinnatis
Prendergast Toney
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Red Cross Foursome Lake City Beats Yankees in Nineteenth
In a 19 inning duelo at New York Cleveland defeated the Yankees 3 to 2 as Joe Wood hit his second homer of the game off Mogridge after a long pitching duel with Coveleskie. Bodie drove in both Yankee runs with a homer and a sacrifice fly. The game lasted 3 hours 48 minutes.
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New York
Cleveland
Joe Wood
Wood
Russell
Mogridge
Chicago
Coveleskie
Philadelphia
Washington
Bodie
Yankees
Pipp
Louisville Winners Race Card Payouts
First race John Jr pays 3.90 2.90 3. Second race J Walker 3.60 2.90 2.20. Third Bourbon Lad 5.50 3.90 3.10. Fourth By Heck 18.30 4.30 3.80. Fifth Right Angle 15.10 3.40 2.40. Sixth Thinker 6.40 3.10 2.50. Seventh Alde 26.70 11 6.40. Based on 2 mutuels.
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J. Walker
Bourbon Lad
Heck
Thinker
First Race Wave War Cup Pastoureau
The list details Race events with horses and connections, including Pastoureau in the First Race and Sansyming as Best Bet, followed by entries Kinney Redland Marys Beau and others across seven races and a Best Bet note.
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Wave
Pastoureau
Kinney
Redland
Mary's Beau
St. Bernard
Napan
Joe Stahr
Sansyming
Queen Apple
Valais
Viva America
Violet Bonnie
Fern Hanéley
Briwnie McDowell
Lottery
Madame Herrmann
Baby Lynch
Black Broom
Horse Race Result Summary from Unknown Track
First race claims include John Jr first with 110 lbs, Billy B second, Ophelia W third. Time 1:14. The second race for three-year-olds at 1 mile 70 yards lists J Walker first, Lucky Day second, Rog third. Time 1:46. The third race features Bourbon first, Ichi-Ban second, John I. Day third. Time 1:45. Two more races include five furlongs won by Heck with Ollie Gray second, and a handicap for eight-year-olds won by Cameere with Prince of 124 pounds second J J Milling. Times vary. Matel payouts noted for several favorites.
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Prag Cacambo
Rafferty
Imp
Leicester
Arch Plotter
David Craig
Redland
Stan
Teen
Kingles Knob
Denry Roberts
Sam-Reh
Napan
St. Bernard
the Rockies
Valais Eseves
Sansyming
Kentucky
Mistress Polly Whence
Fern Handley
Viva America
Violet Bonnie
Ernest B
Brownlie McDowell
Grynlimah
Lottery
Diadi
Madame Herrmann
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Associated Press
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Tbs
Simpson
Billy B
Gentry
Ophelia W
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Revivol
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Velvet Joe
Peaceful Star
Hazelnut
Ed Garrison
Pontefract
High Gear
Seneca
Billy Bi
Ayala W
J. Walker
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Rigamarole
Ned Bright
Searn Tad
By' Heck
Ollie
Churchill
Anes Sun Myth
Normal
Dudley
Eky Pearl
Allah
Ollie Snr
Jamaica First Race Eddie McBride Wins Odds Sitters
In the Jamaica program races list six horses with betting odds. First race Eddie McBride at 12 to 1 leads a field with 5 to 1 and 5 to 2 as favorites, followed by Gamecock in second race with 4 to 1, 6 to 5 and 2 to 5. Decisive and Compadre appear in later events with similar odds, Frederick the Great and Lord Brighton closing the six races with 9 to 5 and 13 to 5 respectively.
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Eddie McBride
Gamecock
Horse Race Card Summary From A Local Meet
First race feature J J Lillis Preston Lynn and Piedra. Second race lists Meteorite Bolster and Lady Dorothy. Third race highlights Rayberry Candle Westy Hogan and Tom McTaggert. Sixth race names Sudarra Heintortsand Marmite with Best Bet J J Lillis.
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Post
Yessus
Preston Lynn
Harry Burgoyne
J. J
Bolster
Imp
Sycamoor
Sunny Slope
Tee
Westy Hovan
George Starr
Whitney
High Noon
Gloomy Gus
Elmendorf Seeees
Milkman
Sally Teteees
Jock Scat
Startling Rayberry Candle
Tom McTaggart
Elmendorf
O’donovan
Eens Sudarya
Zuleika
J. A. Sher
Earl Ocker
Duchess Lace
J. J. Lillis
Piedra
Lady Dorothy
Rayberry Candle
Westy Hogan
Tom McTaggert
Six Thoroughbred Races Feature Tight Betting Card
A crowded program includes six races at five to nine furlongs with notable winners: Eddie McBride ridden by Parrington takes first in race one at 12 to 1. Game Cock edges Airman in race two. Decisive captures the Red Cross handicap. Compadre wins the Highland Selling Stakes. Edericke Great prevails in the fifth selling. Lord Brighton tops in the sixth selling. Time noted for each race with multiple runners named.
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Eddie McBride
Parrington
Nan Knoehr
Byrne
Little Cote
J. McTaggart
Cain Spring
Dottie Vandiver
Lady vVulcain
Dixie Bird
Top Ring
D. C
Game Cock
Walls
Airman
Kummer
Nomoncy
Luke
Minto Jr
Austral
Red Cross
Mergler
Gillies
Ed Cudihee
Kennie O'Neil
Royce Rools
Troise
Poacher
Stitch
Bit
Weod Violet
Onico
Masda
Edericke Great
Mérgler
Phalerian
Taplin
Golding
McGraw
Baccarat
Lord Brighton
Rowan
Crystal’ Ford
Delewese
Mad Hatter
Titlem
Suriduria
Diran
Sanford
Horse Race Result Summary
The race card lists bets and outcomes for Sun God in Seventh Race Claiming for three year olds and up with $800 purse. Alda finishes first with 103 Ths (Lungford) and time 1:54 8-5. Clare places third with 103 (Willis) while High orse or others show. The $2 mutuels paid include lda and straw with show payouts of 6.40 and 3.50 respectively.
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Thinker
Big Todo
Lunsford
Ged
Howard
Fa Agee
Nick Barkley
Dioscoride
Teninker
Sun God
Alda
Lungford
High Orse
Sande
Clare
Willis
Brown Velvet
John Or Not Will Do
Nashville
H. C. Busch
Dick West
Marchment
Lda
Straw
Government War Tax Ends Saturday Sports Schedule
The notice states no more Saturday games after today until June 29 and no Sunday contest after tomorrow until June 23. It also orders a ten cent war tax for all soldiers sailors and civilians at the pass gate.
Groh Plans Cincinnati Farm Move After Baseball Career
Heinie Groh negotiates to buy a farm near Cincinnati and settle as a Buckeye farmer after his baseball days. On the upcoming trip the Reds will play twenty-two games including four each in Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Heinie Groh
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago
Philadelphia
Local golf foursome at Losnallville today at Pleasant Ridge
Bob MacDonald, former Hyde Park pro, headlines a Red Cross golf foursome at Losnallville Country Club today at 2 30 PM. A driving contest adds excitement as MacDonald, among the nation’s best, competes with three others to support charity. local pros donate clubs and a bag for auction.
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Bob MacDonald
Hyde Park
Red Cross
Losnallville Country Club
Bob
MacDonald
Pleasant Ridge
Boxing Carni val Thrills Aid Red Cross at Keith's Theater
A noon boxing carnival for the Red Cross drew about 1000 fans to Keith's Theater. The eight three round bouts featured world champ Kilbane and top figures like O'Brien Baumann Becker Colletta and others. Referees Mullen Fleischmann Stewart judged the fights and the event included songs by Jack Douglas and Carrie Lillie.
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the Red Cross
Keith's
Bernard Fox
Red Cross
United States
Michael Mullen
Julius Fleischmann
Jim Stewart
Johnny Kilbane
Camp Sherman
Johnny
Jack O’brien
Lou Baumann
Cincinnati Gymnasium
O’brien
Baumann
Mike Malen
Henry Colletta
Bennie Becker
Billy Ryan
Willie Purcell
McDonald Brothers
Benny Becker
Henry Coletta
Eddie Melzer
Eddie Shockman
K. O. Mars
Sam Levinson
Red Snyder
Harry Quitmann
Jack Douglas
Carrie Lillie
Eighth Ward
Baseball draft exemption predicted by Phillies manager
Boston and Brooklyn and three each in St. Louis and New York. Business Manager Shettsline of the Phillies predicts when facts are put up to the Provost Marshal at Washington the ballplayers will be exempted from draft. Baseball seems to be more of an amusement in the summer time than any kinds of theatrical work and then one must consider the ten per cent war tax at the gate.
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Shettsline
Phillies
Washington
Dodgers Bowed in 12th by St Louis Nine
St Louis halted its skid by beating Brooklyn 2 to 1 in twelve innings. Smyth singled home Gonzales with the winning run in the top of the twelfth. Wallaces two base hit triggered the late rally as Packard and Marquard matched zeroes through extra frames.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Smyth
Gonzales
Doolan
Wallace
Krueger
Ogongales
Marqu’d
Packard
Eplamecedhene Tial
Baird
Hornsby
O'Mara
Smith
Paulette
Hickman
Olson
Marquard
Boston Braves Triumph In Pittsburg Opener
The Boston Braves beat Pittsburg 6 to 3 in their season debut. Ragan stymied Pittsburg until the fifth as Steele was relieved in the fifth inning. Jacobs finished the eighth, Harmon closing, with Boston outhitting Pittsburg and piling up 12 hits to 9 for the home club.
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Pittsburg
Boston Braves
Ragan
Boston
Steele
Jacobs
Harmon
Hinchman
Rehg
Cutshaw
Kenetchy
Wickland
Pitler
Rawlings
Kelly
Baseball Scores and Schedule Notes From St Paul and Milwaukee
Associated Press dispatch notes a St Paul game with players Zahnister Hartley Wagner Keating and Glenn on the roster. A Milwaukee Louisville game was postponed due to rain.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
R. H. EB
Columbus
Zahnister and Hartley
Wagner
Keating
Glenn
Aee
Milwaukee
International League scores from Toronto Syracuse and Buffalo games
Baseball scores from multiple International League games. Jersey City and Toronto split doubleheaders in Toronto with varied run totals. Binghamton defeated Syracuse at Syracuse. Newark beat Buffalo in ten innings. Rochester posted a nine run win over Baltimore. Pitchers named include Verver OConnor Labte McAllister Beck evermint Smith Hopper Walker OBrien Meyers.
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Toronto
R. H. E. Jersey City
Verver
O'Connor
Hersche
Howley
R.H.E
Jersey City
Labte
McAllister
Warhop
Fisher
Syracuse
R. H. E. Binghamton
Beckevermint
Smith
Heck
Hopper
Buffalo
R.H.E. Newark
Walker
O’brien
Cooper and Meyers
Rochester
Ry Ho
Baltimore
Ee Sen Lewis and
Egan
Russell
Cleveland and New York Tie in Long 12 Inning Game
In a 12 inning battle Coveleskie and Mogridge matched scoreless relief before Wood 2 and Bodie drove in runs for Cleveland and New York. Pipp homered and ONeill doubled as the teams combined for 14 left on base and 6 errors.
Browns Tie St Louis Win Streak With 9 3 Victory
St Louis extended its winning run to six by defeating Philadelphia 9 to 3. Adams gave up six runs in six and a third, while Gallia and Brilliants saved key moments. Kopp was drafted and reported to the May National Army contingent, leaving Toledo.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Myers
Adams
Brilliamt
Gallia
Kopp
Athletics
Toledo
National Army
Gedeon
Gardner
Demmitt
Sister
Tobin
Austin
Gerber
Nanamaker
Geceon
Sisler
Shannon
Dugan
Burns
Red Sox Rally Past Champs In Ninth For 5 4 Win
Boston wins the opener as a ninth inning rally beats Chicago 5 to 4. Bush delivers the winning hit and Schang, Strunk, and Schalk contribute key moments. Faber allows six hits in six innings before Danforth takes the loss in relief.
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Associated Press
Boston
Chicago
Scott
Schalk
Schang
Roller
Bush
McMullin
Faber
Danforth
Cuior RG
Ischien
E. Collins
Weaver
Gandil
Shean
Lesbo
Hooper
Co's
Strunk
M Felsch
Whit’an
Weav'r
McInnis
Gandilei
Thomas
Tigers and Senators Draw in 16 Inning Benefit
Detroit and Washington battled to a 2 2 tie after sixteen innings in a charity benefit for the American Red Cross second war relief fund. About 8,000 spectators, including President and Mrs. Wilson, attended. Centered on a pitching duel Erickson fanned twelve without a walk Harper. A Wilson autograph ball sold for 3 500 dollars, boosting the fund toward an added total near 10 000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Detroit
American Red Cross Second War Relief Fund
Wilson
Johnson
American League
Red Cross Fund
Erickson
Harper
Detroit and Washington Baseball Incomplete Boxline Summary
Incomplete OCR box score notes Detroit versus Washington with 16th inning activity. Mentions batters Lavan Bush Shanks Vitt Cobb Veach Milan Shanks Vitt and pitching by Harper Erickeon. Details include two base hits stolen bases and fielding plays but many items truncated.
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A.E. Bush
S. Shotton
Eaene
Judge
Ill Cobb
M O. Foster
Veach
Milan
Heil’an
Shanks
Dres
Morgan
Young
Laya
Os Stanage
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Sata
Caine
Liad
Petroit
Washington
Ainamith
Lavan
Bush
Shotton
Cobb
Vitt
Foster
Detroit
Washin
Ean
Harper
Erickeon
Kilbane backs Root to beat Mars in Monday bout
Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion, tells The Commercial Tribune that Artie Root will defeat Kayo Mars in the ten round show at People's Theater Monday night. Kilbane praises Root's right hand and notes Mars must watch Root's left hook and counter right. Mars trains Saturday. Root arrives same day. crowd expected large for four additional bouts refereed by Lou Bauman.
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Johnny Kilbane
Red Cross
Artie Root
Kayo Mars
People’s Theater
The
Commercial Tribune
Root
Mars
Kayo
Camp Sherman
Kilbane
Johnny
Cincinnati
Mars- Root
Lou Bauman
Friday Night Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League games saw Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 in 11 innings and St Louis edge Brooklyn 2 to 1 in 12. Boston defeated Pittsburg 6-3. New York Chicago rain delayed. American League action had St Louis 9 Philadelphia 3 and Detroit 2 Washington 2 in 16 innings. Cleveland won 3-2 over New York in 19 innings. American Association results: Columbus 10 St Paul 1. Indianapolis 3-8 Kansas City 4-0. Minneapolis 11 Toledo 4.
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H. E
Indianapolis
TPR
Falkenberg
Gossett Adams
Onslow
H E
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Schang
Wheatley
Onson
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Toledo
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Detroit
St. Paul
Saturday Schedule Highlights Across Major Cities
The schedule lists matchups including Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Boston at Pittsburg. Other games feature New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at St. Louis with Chicago at Boston and Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit visits Washington while Cleveland plays New York. Columbus faces Minneapolis and Toledo clashes with St Paul. Indianapolis travels to Milwaukee.
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