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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1908

Page

10

Reds Nearing Manager Change and Pitching Rumors

The Cincinnati club weighs future moves as Willis or Brandon likely start in the deep sea rovers and Clark Griffith is reportedly not under consideration. Wacker leads the Central League with a 28 8 record and .328 batting, while Huggins and Ewing suffer arm troubles. Bescher delivers timely plays and a Pirates loss swing could lift Cincinnati into second if Cubs win.

Battery Cincinnati Willis Brandon Deep Sea Rovers Wacker Egan Evansville Slabman Huggins Hoblitzer Ewing Bescher Queen City Pirates Reds Cubs Fred Clarke

Phillies Beat Boston In Doubleheader On Sept. 12

Philadelphia takes both ends of a doubleheader against Boston. First game lasts 11 innings with Ferguson fanning ten and Dahlen injuring an ankle. Second game notes Boston errors and Philadelphia runs, while Corner allows three, Sparks one.

Philadelphia Boston Ferguson Kelley Dahlen

Chicago Beats St Louis 7 to 3 in 12 Innings

Chicago defeated St. Louis 7 to 3 in twelve innings to clinch the third straight win. Lush held Chicago in check until a Kline homer with bases loaded decided the contest. Coakney started for Chicago. Heulbich finished after two runs and four hits allowed. Byrne’s fielding highlighted the game.

Chicago St. Louis Lush Kline Coakney Heulbich Byrne

Washington Defeats Philadelphia 5-4 in Tight Tilt

Johnson outpitched Schlitzer and Plank as Washington beats Philadelphia 5 to 4. Schlitzer left ill after attempting to score on Nichols’ sixth inning hit. game featured strong pitching and key defensive plays.

Washington Philadelphia Johnson Schlitzer Plank Nichols

Kling Home Run Lifts Chicago Past St Louis in Nine

Chicago wins after Kling hits a homer and Osteen Byrne Murray produce the only two base hits. Coakley walks and allows four runs in 1 1/3 innings, Reulbach goes 9 2/3 with a loss. Murdock Stein feldt steal, Shulte sacrifice, wild pitch by Reulbach, time 2 14. Umpire O Day.

N. Y Ab.h.o.a.e. Boston Abhlore MelIiveen Niles Conroy Lord Hemph'l Speaker Laporte Gessler Stahl O’rourke Wagner Ball Sullivan Kleinow Criger Manning McConnell Donohue Young New York Raat Boston Ced Itainde Hemphill Moriarity Evans Toms Ve.siceconcsse Columbus Toledo Odwell Kahl Congalton Hickman James Hinchman Spencer Wrigley Kihm McCarthy West Kruger Friel Goodwin Elwert Umpiire Kane Ab.he K c Milw Rob’son Hallman Brown Beckley Dough’y M McChes Brashear Neighb R. Manush S Flynn Carlisle McCor’k Downite Beville C Bateman P Ter Milwaukee Kansas City Sooner Flynn Manush Bateman Carter Downie McCormick Jr Flynn Hayes Wash Ab.h.o.a.e Philo Ab.h.o.a.e. Milan Nichols Edmons Oldring Ganley Berry Unglanb Murphy Delahanty Davis Clymer Seybold Freeman Manusch Lapp C SS Pecmede St. l A.E Chica H.O.A.E Street Powers Shaw Slagle Johnson Schutzer Charlies Evers Plank Osteen G Schulte R. Collins Murray ij/Hofman Coombs Konetchy Steinfeldt Coe Egy Tienen Yrne Lush Coakley Philadelphia Reulbach Moran Zim’man Chicago Howard Byrne Kling Reul Jbach Schulte Murdock Hofm Minneeres St. P. Ab.h.c.a Oyler Geier Quillen B.meyer O' Neill O’ Brien Wheeler J . Kerwin Laughlin C . Block Tiemeyer Smith Needs Te. Clark O Hall Patterson Leroy Minnealis Sedee Sooomrey Ce St. Pau Kerwin B. Meyer Kern J. M’ers Block Nee Clark Deneve Fiene ee o\Laughlin Minneapolis Ceesess J. Meyers O'Brien Irwin

New York Defeats Brooklyn In Eight Inning Rally

A large crowd watched New York surge past Brooklyn 6 to 3 after an eighth inning rally. Devlin and Devlin doubled, McCormick and Mathewson tripled, Bridwell drew a walk to drive in four runs as New York overcame a 3-2 deficit. Mathewson struggled with baserunners but shut Brooklyn down late. Dunn had a strong debut behind the plate for Brooklyn.

New York Brooklyn Devlin McCormick Mathewson Bridwell Dunn

Cleveland wins ninth inning thriller over St Louis

Cleveland pulled out a 5 to 4 victory over St Louis in the ninth as Goode delivered a clutch single and steal, Bradley was retired, and Schweitzer muffed Hinchman's easy fly. Cheen and Petty pitched for Cleveland while Stovall and Goode sparked the offense.

Cleve Ab.h.o.a L. Abe Oat Goode Stoneween Bradley Hartzell Hinchman Schweitz Lajoie Ferris Stovall Wallace Bemis Jones Heidrick Birm Smith Aia Petty Liebhardt Dineen Ales Cleveland St. Louis Goode Bradley Schweitzer Cheen

Chicago Edges Detroit In tenth inning victory

Detroit and Chicago needed extra time for a fourth straight meeting as Chicago fell 2 to 1 in the 10th. Smith delivered the decisive single after Parent doubled and a sacrifice set the stage. Be DetroIt 1000000001 0100090000 12 Chicago 0000000001 0100090000 12.

Chicago Detroit Smith Parent Det Ab.h.o.a-E Chi H.o.a-E McIntyre Schaefer

Minneapolis and St Paul Split In 1908 Double Header

Minneapolis and St Paul split a double header to close the 1908 season in Minneapolis. Scores and final results follow.

Minneapolis St. Paul

Madisonville Beats Northside In Amateur Baseball Clash

Madisonville Spalding League defeats Northside 12 to 11 at the new Madisonville grounds. Slugging and errors shaped a fast, classy game with a planned return in the valley. Notable stats include Parks Kerr two-base hits and Brinker Sprengard three-base shot, with Lush Sprengard and Sauter handling mound duties.

Vogey Northside Madisonville Spalding Madisonville Grounds Madisonville Boys Madisonville Blaney Mathis Parks Kerr Brinker Sprengard Flynn Weitzel Kaiser A. Meyer Vogepohl Doerr Lush Sauter Gaffey

College Hill and Lockland Battle for Second in Gotham League Play

College Hill tied Lockland for second after a tense game against Avondale. Gatch proved elusive for Avondale, while Bass struggled in the sixth with four runs coming off three hits a walk and two hit batters. Both teams eye Bruce Cup qualification as Northside threatens a three way tie for first.

College Hill Lockland Champs Gatch Avondale Bass Northside

Kaufman Sets Sights on Burns After Flynn Bout

San Francisco reports that Al Kaufman, held in reserve by Billy Delaney, is rated the top heavyweight by Delaney who trained champions Corbett and Jeffries. Delaney predicts Kaufman will become world champion with more experience, and Burns will be forced to meet him to test superiority.

San Francisco Tommy” Burns al” Kaufman Billy’’ Delaney Flynn Delaney Jim” Corbett Jim” Jeffries Kaufman Burns

Columbus blank Toledo in 12 to 0 rout

Columbus defeated Toledo 12 to 0 to open the game strong. West was repeatedly hit as Toledo struggled on offense and defense. Individual line details and full box score appear in the dispersed report.

Columbus Toledo

Cobb Warned On Language But Not Barred

President Ban Johnson said no formal Boston complaint existed about Ty Cobb and no action would be taken without one. Informal complaints of verbal fireworks between Cobb and spectators led Johnson to warn Detroit that Cobb's tongue must be curbed or the young player could face punishment.

ST. Paul Boston Ty Cobb Detroit Delahanty Washington Cleveland Ban Johnson American League Cobb Johnson

Oxygen on the Grid: Stagg Plans Chicago Football Trials

At the University of Chicago, Coach A A Stagg moves to test inhaled oxygen as a football aid aided by Dr J B Raycroft. Captain Walter Steffen and others will participate in early trials before October 1, using commercially sourced oxygen and monitoring safety and outcomes.

Chicago A. A. Stagg University of Chicago Stagg J. B. Raycroft Maroon Culture Department Midway Walter Steffen Marshall Field Michigan Steffen Iddings Rogers Merriam University Raycroft England

King James wins Champion Stakes at Sheepshead Bay

In a close finish, S. C. Hildreth’s King James held off Falcada to win the Champion Stakes at Sheepshead Bay, covering 2 1/4 miles in 4 01, worth 19 550 to the winner. Mediant captured the $5.80 net Great Eastern Handicap over six furlongs.

Sheepshead Bay S. C Hildreth King James Falcada Schilling Dorante H. B. Duryea David Garrick Tom McGrath Gilbert Nimbus J. Lee Woodlac Doyle Field Daisy Sir John Johnson Live Wire Lady Winifred Fond Heart Biskra Westbury Ironsides Lynch Bat O'Brien Agent Kelleher Sanctus McCarthy Field Mouse McDaniel Bobbin Butler Hilarious Fitzherbert Lady Bedford Perseus and Statesman Perseus Dugan Durante Lee Chief Brant Tony Bonero Lang Dandelion Shilling Brother Jonathan Upton Upton), Third. Time, 1:46. Stamina Tourenne Donoscara Zienap Igniter Bedouin Gild Sir Cleges Gressina

Gravesend Entries Race Schedules and Weights

Race by race sire lines list horses with weights and entrants at Gravesend. First race handicap features Baby Wolf and Derridlis among others. second race steeplechase lists Pagan Boy and Water Speed. third flatlands includes Lawton Wiggins and Intervene. fourth Occident Handicap shows Priscillian and Firestone. fifth selling includes Sea Wolf and Samuel H Harris. sixth maiden two year olds lists Effendi and Ma Ceare Queen with weights.

Baby Wolf Ibs Derridlis Barnone Berry Maid Don Enrique Fort Johnson Explosion Not A. Sulga Lady Winifred Pagan Boy Caller Water Speed Economy Ramrod Stella Land Flatlands Lawton Wiggins Roy Adaptive Black Ford Wise Mason Fashion Plate Sir John Tom Hayward the Gardener Intervene Erbel Chepontue Priscillian Firestone Dandelion Master Robert Tourenne Angelus Effendi Tubal Cgre Detective Coven J. Faisenay Ma Ce Queen Hill Top Harlem Wallentower Pesca

Defiance in Checkers Opens with Bold Black Play

The article describes a correspondence match among C. J. Williamson Hope of Kansas State champion, W. R. Kegerreis of Sheridan Wyoming, and others with notes by Williamson. It covers openings named Defiance, comparisons to Fife, game scores, and commentary from local players and clubs. The piece notes players, venues, and recent results including chess and checkers items.

C. J. Williamson Mr. Hope Kan W. R. Kegerreis Sheridan Wye Mr. Williamson

Championship baseball week in Cincinnati returns

Wiedemann signs three game Blue Grass series with Frankfort and awaits a Louis ville weekday game while amateur and city leagues fill Greater Newport and Covington grounds. Multiple teams including the Advents and Heidelbergs vie for titles as managers finalize lineups and schedules for September events.

Wiedemann van Wert Indiana Brewers Frankfort New Orleans Louisvilles American Association Dexter Billy Carpenter Pelicans Greater Newport Park Southgate Kentucky Colonels Newport Colonels Bellevue Dayton St. Clement St. Catharine St. John St. Francis St. Rose St. Joseph St. Boniface St. Marys Messrs Fenton Kneidel Holler Raisch League Kruse Ball Park Latonia Latonia Grays Peters Arms Timme Queen City League Jack Leopold William Miller Miller Corner Spring Grove Queen City Avenues Leopold Advent Boys Advent Lee Hopkins Covington Excellos John Deerwester Hazelwood Happy John Ridgewoods Hartwell Rensselaers Norwood Forsle Covington Park Cardinals Riedlins Covingtons Southern Stars Hohnhorst Boston Americans Jake Terrano Oyster Eaters Pierrano Terrano Jake Virginia Brooksbank Abel Dr. Linsky H. Flick Dave Edwards Jake Terrany Filck Brownie Gene Moe Callahan Kinkler Beals B. Reed B. H. Reed Hartlaub Jr Hardin R.f Radiums West End Liberty Street Cincinnati Heidelbergs Ohio Kentucky Heidelberg Cumminsville Bluebirds Paris Bellevue Athletics Fay & Egan Wiedemann Park Waverleys Heidelberg Park Murray c Eschenbach L. Harvey Hamilton Suit Club Waldorfs Earu Hamilton Louisville Wiecemann Johnson Cefalo Golden P Doyle Scheibly c Aa. Meyer Burck Schulte S.s. Murphy Riggs Ball C.f H. Myers R.f. Frankfort Cornell O’neal Wright P Angemeier c Zurlage Bohannon Allison’ S.s Hoffman Guest 1.F Long C.f Steele R.f Bierkortte Jacksonville Artie Burck Heine Busch Augusta Naylor Covington Cardinals All-Collegians Covington Blues Reis Otting Randall Victors Eastside Grounds East Norwood Haeckle Wolf Schweitzer Agnew Maas G.s Shear E. Breithold Elmore Street Station A City

Political Donation Prices for Governor Candidates

Advertisement from Colliers & Co offering to lay prices against Governor candidates in any state with bets listed for O Bryan Taft Chaflin Hisgen and others. Promises mailed bulletins from Detroit and references to U S Savings Bank. Seeks licensed agents in the locality to collect commissions and provide references.

Bryan Dem Taft Chaflin Hisgen Rese Lve Detroit U. S Savings Bank Mich Colli ¥ YS & CO Sandwich Ont Canada

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