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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
5
Special to The Journal from Piqua Ohio reports a rugged nine inning game. Taylor held the Toolmakers in check while Broch sparked a third inning rally. Brown faltered early, but Jones steadied and Hobson’s strokes backed the defense. Piqua scores five in a late surge to win, 5 to 0.
A hard fought game featured late scoring and strong defense as Connell opened with a poke in the sixth after a driving sequence in the fourth. Keefe and Donnelly produced key safeties, while Brown and Gillon combined on a daring attempt to steal home.
Yesterday in the National League the Phillies beat the Reds 5 to 1, the Giants routed the Braves 3 to nothing, while the Mets had a rainout. Today Philadelphia visits Cincinnati and New York travels to Pillsbury as rain suspends several other matches.
Cincinnati Aug 4—The Reds expect a flood of new players from the idous organization as trials begin. Recruits Campion, Boyd, Murphy, Benton, and Phelan join the camp, with Almeida and Marsans showing well among the hopefuls. A diverse multinational lineup is teased, while pennant race chatter mixes with boxing and Ferbank dam celebrations plans inland.
Yesterday brought another tough loss as errorless foes piled six hits while our side managed ten. Brownie troubled us in the third as Ashenfohiler won again, holding Lanks to four hits. Hamilton fans insist he belongs with Hamilton and warn fewer BFLs next season. At Detroit, the M. and M. stake decision looms with Wight expected to race. Anvil led by Pop Geers tops the field but Lewis Forest draws attention as a recent purchase driven today. Aut. Wilson, once a South Charleston boy, surprised by driving Howard Jr in the 2M tyol heat.
Hoovens appear set to win the league as they face Grand Theater in a pivotal Saturday game at League Park. Lindenwold and Frogs contest Frog grounds, while Sentral, Queatman Sirius, and Y eye second place in a tight race with four teams in contention.
Cleveland beats New York 10 to 3 while Detroit edges Boston in 12 innings. Chicago at Washington postponed by rain. Remaining games list Chicago versus Washington and St Louis versus Philadelphia with Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Boston on the schedule.
Yesterday's results show Indianapolis 6 Milwaukee 4 with teams briefly leading. The standings include Paul Minneapolis and matchups Indianapolis at Toledo Lewisville at Columbus and Kansas City at Milwaukee. Eretty remains unverified in the record.
Day of multiple baseball scores from Ohio towns. Mar ion defeated Chillicothe 4 to 1 in the second game while Chillicothe edged Marion 7 to 3 in the first. Piqua beat Hamilton 6 to 0 and Springfield crushed Lancaster 8 to 0. Springfield and Lancaster to play again, with others listed at Portsmouth and Lima.
Ipatsy Brannigan of Pittsburg Wax defeated Aimy Kenrick of Bur land after twenty rounds of hard boxing before about 1,000 fans at Fairbanks theater. The match was hailed as the best in the city, with Brannigan scoring a late, decisive blow in the eighteenth round while Kenrick wavered groggily.
From the fragmented listing several entrants are named such as James Dockery Olive Court Jahore Abe Resligouche Kennedy Wolthorpe Henry and The Golden Butterfly. The text appears to be a racing card or results snippet with participant names and affiliations but is incomplete and difficult to parse.
Morner suffered shoulder and ankle injuries after a fall from a holder at about 10 30 Sunday morning on 329 South PB street. He was rushed to Morey hospital. RBases Mavneh 6 Chillicoth 0. Double Plays Smmmons Wrigley and Wolfe. Time 1 35. Umpire Raplinn.
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