Pirates Sweep Series Shutout Hopes Faltered by Error
Pirates edged opponents to complete a sweep as Brandon pitched well but Wagner's miscue prevented a shutout. Youngster delivered a strong outing, swiping momentum for the Pirates in a tight game.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
3
Baseball Scoreboard From Yesterday's NL Games
National League results show Pittsburg 3 Cincinnati 1 and New York 3 Brooklyn 5 while Boston outscored Chicago 8 to 0 and St Louis beat Philadelphia 2 to 7.
Baseball Scores from the American League Card
In a series of games the Boston team beat Washington 5 to 2 while New York defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 in the early standings. St Louis edged Chicago 4 to 3 and Detroit won 2 to 1 against Cleveland.
National and American leagues stand with team records listed
The standings show New York Detroit and Pittsburg leading the National League with records around 73 to 74 wins. Other clubs include St Louis Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn and Washington with varying percentages. American Association and Central League teams such as Louisville Evansville Indianapolis Dayton Columbus South Bend ToWndo Grand Rapids and more follow with win totals and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.l.pee
W.l.pe
New York
Detroit
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Iago
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boston
Bostonf
Brooklyn
Washington
American Ass'n
W.L. Pec
Louisville
Evansville
Indianapolis
Dayton
Columbus
South Bend
ToWndo
GAMES TODAY CHICAGO AT PITTSBURGH AND MORE
Chicago plays Pittsburgh while New York visits Philadelphia and Boston faces Brooklyn in a busy basketball schedule. The slate includes matchups on the same day across major league teams with emphasis on rivalries and travel.
Philadelphia at Boston
The schedule lists Philadelphia visiting Boston as part of a slate of early season matchups. Other games include Detroit at St Louis and Cleveland at Chicago followed by Washington at New York.
Reds Fall To Pirates In Slugging Battle At Bat
The Reds lose as John Dubuc falters in his first big league start against Kansas City expatriate Brandon who limits Reds to six hits. Brandon shines while Wagner’s error costs a shutout bid. Huggins and Coulson provide minor sparks but Reds waste scoring opportunities on pop flies and fouls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Dubuc
Pirates
John the Duke
Gibson
Brandon
Shannon
Reds
Woolly West
Kansas City
Wagner
Huggins
Coulson
Clarke
Kane
Abby
Lobert
Ganzel
Haas
Mowrey
McLean
Leach
Gill
Daley
Dubue
Wilson
Inneska Chuggins
Kane BA
Cine Ee
Il Mowrey
C Coulson
PITTS. _AB
Bb.po
C.f
Eeene
Scvevcces
Abbaticchio
Fis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Peres Eer
Pittsba
Weimerso
Reds Lose After Missed Scoring Chances
Pitcher Rowan arrives in the morning and will not pitch Sunday. Three separate long fly opportunities to score vanished, likely costing Cincinnati the game. Leach made a sensational fourth inning catch to force applause from a tall crowd, as he nailed a play on Lo-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan
Reds
Leach
J. W. Ritchie
Hunt
Hawk
Hugh Bates
Cincinnati
Deuce
Marjorie Dodd
Adele Kruse
Kentucky
Miss Kruse
Miss Dodd
Martha Kinsey
Miss H. McLaughlin
Reds Edge Pirates Amid Last Night’s Narrow Save
Hoblitzel located in Chicago as Cincinnati prepares for arrival. Huggins shines with a sensational stop on Wilson’s drive in the eighth. Reds show improved form with key lineup changes as they head to Dayton and back to face St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Huggins
Wilson
Pittsburg
Hoblitzel
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ganzel
Reds
Pirates
Schlei
George
Gibson
McLean
New York
Dubuc
Daley
Leach
Gill
Wagner
Abby
Gil
Brandon
Dayton
Jake Volz
Herrmann
Bescher
Baylees
Dayton Nine
Redlegs
St. Louis
Hulswitz
Lobert
Mowrey
Coulson
Phillies Sweep Brooklyn in Doubleheader Series Win
Philadelphia takes both ends of a doubleheader from Brooklyn to complete a five game series sweep. The opening game features a late Brooklyn rally and a rare triple play in the second game, as Dooin, Pastorius, and Alperman execute the play turning two outs at first. Bransfield and Magee pace Philadelphia with key hits and fielding errors affect Brooklyn’s offense.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Dooin
Pastorius
Alperman
Osborne
Jordan
Doolan
Eeeteene Wreeee
Holmes
Lewis
McMillan
Titus
Magee
Maloney
Foxen
Vitus
Doom
Mage
Bergen
Bransfield
Knabe
Hummel
Richie
Emilie
New York Triumphs Over Boston In Doubleheader
New York wins 3 to 9 and 8 to 5 in a twin bill against Boston. McGinnity shines in the opener, while Chappelle and Bates help the visitors in the second game. Spectacular plays and four double plays mark the two contests at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
McGinnity
Chappelle
Bates
Indianapolis 7 Columbus 0 in the baseball game summary
Marquard pitched a one hit shutout for Indianapolis as Hooke and Bush made sharp plays. Four Columbus players reached first but none reached second while singles by Davidson Carr and Cook produced all runs in the first inning. The box scores list Friel Bush Odwell Sillerten Kruger Hayden Conga n Carr James Cook Livingston Williams Wrigley Hopke Geyer Marquard Fairbanks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Marquard
Hooke
Bush
Davidson
Carr
Cook
Indianapolis
Columarte
Ab.h.o.a.e
Raidy
Kihm
Williams
Wrigley
Hopke
Geyer
Marqu
Fairbanks
Livingston
James
Bierhalter
Owens
Proposals Sought for Cincinnati Water Works Machinery
Cincinnati Ohio officials call for sealed proposals for machine tools and appurtenances for pumping stations the filter plant and the intake pier of the Water Works. Bids due September 25 1908 with bonds or certified funds and must use official forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clerk of Board of Trustees
Commissioners ,of Water Works
Aug. Herrmann
Elmer G. Prior
Commissioners ‘of Water Works
Commission of Water Works
Commissionere of Water
Hawk advances to semifinals in Tristate tennis tourney
Dr. Hawk defeated Hugh Bates to earn a spot in the semifinals and will face Nat Emerson, the Western champion, this afternoon. The report includes game stats such as hits, runs, and pitching details from the Illinois and Missouri sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaver
Holden
Hawk
Emerson
Nat Emerson
W. D. Hunt
Karl Little
F. P. Garrison
Little
Garrison
Hunt
M. C. Ackerland
Nina Ackerland
S. M. Ramsey
Ackerlands
Robert le Roy
Elizabeth
N. J
le Roy
R. C. Seaver
Boston
Hugh Bates
Dr. Hawk
Boston Defeats Washington 9 2 in Fourth Inning Rally
Boston bunched three hits and two walks in the fourth off Tannehill to beat Washington 9 to 2. Lord and Wagner sparked key plays as Boston tallies reached seven hits while Washington gathered four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Tannehill
Lord and Wagner
Washington and Boston Tie With Errors and Free Passes
The game ended tied at five runs each with Washington and Boston each committing one error. Tannehill issued two walks and Burchell one. Tannehill hit two batters and Burchell struck out three times each. Time was 1 hour 35 minutes with Umpire Evans at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
McConnell
Tannehill
Burchell
Evans
Detroit Tigers edge Cleveland in nine after late error
Mullin holds Cleveland scoreless until the ninth when a hit and two errors load the bases. Crawford triples in Detroit’s half and scores on a wild throw. Final: Detroit 2, Cleveland 1. Mullin and Rhoades pitched well. Chicago? No, Detroit wins at home.
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Detroit
Mulline
Cleveland
Perring
Crawford
Mullin
Rhoades
Egan and
Sheridan
St. Louis Tops Chicago for Silver Lining in Pennant Race
St Louis defeated Chicago 4 to 3 to move into second place in the pennant chase. F Smith exited in the sixth with three runs scoring on five hits after two were out. Key hits included a three-base shot by Parent and notable pitching by Waddell and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kling
Morris
Pfeister
Raymond
Pommel D
Murdock
Ludwig
Chicago
Louis Pisseeeee Cone
Gaiser
Shaw
Evers
Konetchy
Schulte
Lacrice
Sheckard
Slagle
Kenetchy
Charles
St. Louis
Rigler
F. Smith
Waddell
Smith
Manuel
O' Loughlin
Hurst
Local team blanks visitors as pitchers struggle in twin bill
Chicago today saw the locals dominate both games and limit the visitors to three singles. Pfeister offered strong moments but faltered in the sixth, allowing walks and a high throw that kept the visitors from a clean slate. The locals hit freely off all four visiting hurlers, driving in extra bases. Scores:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pfeister
Steinfeldt
Baseball Lineup Highlights From St Louis Exhibition
The listing shows players with positions and batting averages such as Moran c 86 60 and Steinfeldt 3 20 342. Other noted names include Slagle Shaw Sheckard and Delahanty with varied marks and Run/RBI indicators alongside lineup positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenetchy
Schulte
Delahanty
Tinker
Byrne
Locals Beat Philadelphia 2–1 as Hogg Shines
New York defeats Philadelphia 2 to 1 with Hogg delivering a strong pitching effort and a timely single. Moriarity starts at first base in place of Hal Chase who has quit the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Hogg
Moriarity
Hal Chase
Philadelphia Athletics Defeat New York Abbreviated Box Score
Philadelphia ings tagged for a 6 to 4 win over New York. Conroy, Moriarity and Ball provided key hits while Hogg surrendered 11 runs. Bender pitched strong for the visitors. Early errors and a late rally shaped the tight contest with Sacrifice hits and stolen base highlights from O Rourke and Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila. Hartsel
Oldring
Murphy
J. Daewiis
Schreck
C. Bender
Ab.h.o.a.e
Oj Conroy
O’rourke
OjBall
Oj Kleinow
Cilia
Hogg, Wiss
Philadelphia
Zork
Ssansares
Laporte
Moriarity
New York
Hogg
Bender
Blue
Connolly
Hal Chase Resigns from New York Ball Club
Hal Chase, longtime first baseman for the New York American League club, handed in his resignation and left for San Jose California. He declared he will never play organized baseball again, criticising management for distributing a story he said harmed his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hal Chase
San Jose
Cal
Chase
Graham defeats Grant in Irish golf championship
In Newcastle on September 3, R G Graham beat D Grant in the fifth round of the Irish championship, 3 up and 1 to play. Graham advances while Grant exits the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
D. Grant
R. G. Graham
Toledo Beats Louisville In Early Inning Victory
Toledo defeats Louisville 7 to 4 as Adams and Gillen shine on the mound. Gillen allows no earned runs until late and Louisville rallies in the eighth, but Toledo holds on for the win. Left on bases show Toledo with 3 and Louisville with 6. Time 2 10. Umpire Kane.
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Cvisadis
Louisville
Toledo
Hickman
Adams
Woodruff
Gillen
Perrine
Barbeau
McCarthy
Landreth
Kane
Carter Shuts Out Visitors In Kansas City Baseball
Carter blanked the visitors allowing only three hits as Minneapolis managed two runs. Quillen and Cross led with hits for the visitors while Hallman, Brashear and Oyler contributed for Kansas City. Final score 9 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Carter
Minne
Ab.h.o
Smith
OlCarlisle
Clarke
Brown
Buelow
Downie
Byers
OlCarter
Minneapolis
Oyler
Quillen
Hallman
Brashear
Cross
Iown
Hayes
Milwaukee Wins Twinbill as Bateman Brown and Randall Pace Off
Milwaukee takes both games behind strong hitting and solid pitching. Bateman Brown and Randall homer in game two while Manske shut down St. Paul after Giencke faltered in the fourth. The opening affair sees Pape steady on the mound but Milwaukee’s early hits and Theobald’s passes lift the home club to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Theobald
Pape
Giencke
Bateman
Randall
Brown
Manske
J. Meyer
Beville
Manusch
McCormick
St. Paul
Theobald - Oy
Teobald
Milw
Ab.h.o.a.e
St. P. Abrh
A.E. Bateman
Geier
Ec Brown
Meyer
McChes’y
Dunleavy
Davis
La’ghlin
Aren Enliscees
B. Meyer
Grencke
Tiemeyer
Nee
Hall
St.Paul
Kerin
Gambling Threat Ends Bets at Connecticut State Fair
Hartford officials pledge strict enforcement to stop gambling at Charter Oak Park during the Connecticut State Fair and Grand Circuit race meeting. Chief of Police Gunn and Fair Association Secretary Gecher announce a large police presence and request NYPD assistance to detect bookmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak Park
Gunn
W. H. Gecher
The
Fair Association
New York
Evansville Beats Zanesville 9 4 in Central League Game
Evansville defeated Zanesville 9 to 4 at home on September 3. Kenworthy propelled the win with hard hitting as Evansville took advantage of Zanesville’s fielding miscues. Ferrias and Dunn pitched for Evansville with Kenworthy and Schriver behind them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Kenworthy
Zanesville
R.H.E
Ferrias and Dunn
Schriver
Dayton Beats South Bend In Speed Game Of Series
Dayton won behind effective pitching and defense as Yingling and Kelly faltered at key moments. Final score shows Dayton with 9 runs on 10 hits while South Bend managed 6 runs on 4 hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
South Bend
Yingling
R.H.E. Dayton
Kelly
Moore
Kurke
Quiet title sought in Hamilton County real estate case
Hester V. Froome files suit in the Court of Common Pleas case No. 140503 to quiet title to Lot No. 4 in Rachel Meddock's 40 acre tract in Section 23 Township 3 Range 2 Miami Purchase. Hugh Moore and heirs of Moore and Meddock, if living or deceased, are named defendants with notice to appear by August 2, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Moore
Rachel Meddock
Hester V. Froome
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Ohio
Miami Purchase
Froome Avenue
Winton Road
William Hartley Pugh
John R. Froome
Proebate Court
Recorder’s Office
Winton
Geo. Unnewehr
Unnewehr
Froome
Rachel ‘Meddock
Reche
Meddoack
Hester
Proposals for Clothing and Equipage Tenders
Chief Quartermaster announces sealed proposals for furnishing 10 000 cot covers with possible 20 to 50 percent quantity increase. Bids due by noon September 8 1908 and opened at the Philadelphia New York St Louis or Chicago depot. Domestic manufacture preferred with price and quality conditions and duty on foreign goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Quartermaster’s Department
U. S. ‘Army
W. W. Robinson, JR
Public Sale of Unclaimed Goods in Cincinnati
Office of the Surveyor of Customs announces a public sale of unclaimed and abandoned goods in Cincinnati Ohio on September 19 1908 at 1 pm in the Appraiser's Store Government Building Catalogue available at Room 212 Custom House. Inspections September 18 from 9 to 4. Amor Smith Jr surveyor of customs.
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Surveyor of Customs
Port of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Government Building
Custom House
Amor Smith, JR
Grand Rapids Beats Ft Wayne 8 5 In Season Finale
Eubanks pitched the win for Grand Rapids as they closed the season with an 8 to 5 victory over Ft Wayne in Indiana. The score shows Grand Rapids with a 6 0 2 1 0 0 0 5 while Ft Wayne managed 0 0 0 3 0 9 0 5. Baleaa Breen Van Anda Robbins and Reynolds appeared for the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Wayne
Ind
Eubanks
Grand Rapids
R.H.E
Baleaa
Breen
van Anda
Robbins
Reynolds
Notices of Sale for Past Due Goods by Pawnbroker
A notice from Harry Goldblatt, pawnbroker at 36 E Sixth St, states all articles left for pawn that are past due will be sold to pay charges if not redeemed or interest paid within thirty days from date September 4 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Goldblatt
E. Sixth St
Husband Declares Separation From Carrie Fricke
E C Fricke declares he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Carrie Fricke after she left their home. The notice seeks to sever financial obligation and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Fricke
E. C. Fricke
Terre Haute Beats Wheeling 3 1 in Final Game
Terre Haute won 3 to 1 over Wheeling as Schaffer pitched a strong game. Williams and Jaeger contributed in the field for Terre Haute while Spahr and Williams for Wheeling provided the battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Schaffer
Wheeling
R.H.E
Williams
Jaeger
Spahr
Baseball scores from Little Rock and Nashville games
In Little Rock Arkansas, Little Rock led Atlanta 3 to 2. In Nashville Mobile beat Nashville 1 to 0, and later Nashville defeated Mobile 2 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville
Repair and Bank Protection Dikes at Evansville
U S Engineer Office Cincinnati announces sealed proposals for repair and bank protection to dikes at Evansville Indiana due by 2 pm September 18 1908. Public opening follows. information on application from WM T Rossell Col Engrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Engineer Office
Cincinnati
Evansville
Ind
WM. T. Rossell
Yearlings Sell High at Sheepshead Bay Sale
In Sheepshead Bay New York on September 3 a sale of yearlings saw chestnut Broomstick offspring dominate. A T Joyner bought the star by Broomstick out of Audience for 2500 dollars and Tom Healy paid 1500 dollars for another Broomstick progeny out of Senorita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
N. Y
Broomstick
A. T. Joyner
Tom Healy
Senorita
Suit Seeks Partition Of Cincinnati Real Estate Holdings
William A. Fisher Jr petitions the Hamilton County Court for partition of extensive Cincinnati properties held by various Este and Fisher family interests. The action seeks undivided one sixth to the plaintiff, or sale and distribution of proceeds, with related property rights and lease in Cincinnati and Belvedere holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Este
Essie Mitchell Este
Drexel Boulevard
Chicago
Ill
David Kirkpatrick Este
Belvedere
Marin County
California
Louis Este
Union Trust Company of
New York
Broadway
New York City
Louise E. Fisher Bruce
William Cabell Bruce
West Mts. Vernon Place
Baltimore
Maryland
David K. Este Fisher
Sallie McLane Fisher
Park Avenue
Janon Fisher
Katherine LeMoyne Fisher
Owings Mills
Baltimore County
Anne Baylor Fisher
William A. Fisher, Jr
Louisa M. Este
Cheapside Street
Court Street
U. S. Bank
Hamilton County
Geo. Peabody
City of
Cincinnati
West Cheap Side Street
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Wm. M. Este
William M. Este
Mary E. Este
Fifth Street
Vine
Vine Street
Keziah Emery
David K. Este
Lou'sa M. Este
Joseph T. Carew
John E. Reynolds
Ohio
Pratt and Stone
Butler Street
Mary B. Este
Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company
Louisville
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