Reds Sweep Brooklyn With 7 to 2 Victory
The Cincinnati Reds completed a four game sweep over Brooklyn, winning 7 to 2 as Rath hit a first inning homer. Marquard suffered a broken leg in the fifth and is likely out for the season.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
7
The Cincinnati Reds completed a four game sweep over Brooklyn, winning 7 to 2 as Rath hit a first inning homer. Marquard suffered a broken leg in the fifth and is likely out for the season.
In Chicago and across National League venues the box scores show varied results with pitchers and battery partners listed for Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati New York and Pittsburgh. In the sole American League game Philadelphia beat Cleveland 3 to 1 as the Athletics used sharp bunts to plate runs.
Yesterday results span the American League in Philadelphia and Cleveland with mixed scores. Minor leagues report Louisville St Paul and Toledo Milwaukee Columbus Minneapolis ends at darkness. Tonight games include Mercland at Washington St Louis Philadelphia Detroit New York Chicago Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh and New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston St Louis.
Hansen of Des Moines won with 148 of 150 as the Minden event drew 37 shooters. E Z Crowe of Minden was runner up with 147, while Van Gerles of Omaha and J J Marrero of Erwin tied for third at 145. professionals saw Fred Gilbert of Des Moines top the field with 148 and Nick Webber of Waterloo and Ray Hollingsworth of Omaha scored 123 and 1232 respectively.
The article notes the rare pattern of players who are released or sold, then face their former clubs and help defeat them. It cites Larry Gardner of Cleveland deceptively turning the tide against Boston after previously leaving for Connie Mack, and recalls Jim Thorpe’s hits for Cincinnati that beat New York. It mentions Cy Williams’s pinch hitting for Philadelphia against Chicago and general unease among former teams facing ex-teammates.
Philadelphia June 10 Bryan Hayes a customs official and boxing instructor at the Racquet club will file charges with President Johnson against Carl Mays the Boston pitcher for an incident during the Athletics rally at Shibe park Hayes and friends were near the front behind the Boston bench when Mays angrily threw a ball into the crowd narrowly missing a woman it struck Hayes in the head breaking his hat and causing a lump Hayes called Mays act a coward and said if the ball had hit the woman it might have killed her He obtained names of 29 witnesses and considering a warrant Connie Mack urged restraint. affidavits will be sent to President Johnson of the Ameri lasue.
A Bonebrake of Topeka led the Trans Mississsissippi fall championship after a 75 in the qualifying round at St Louis Country Club. R F Bockenkamp of St Louis shot 78 in the first round, with Sam Reynolds of Omaha and Nelson Whitney of New Orleans also at 78. L B Broomfield of Denver posted 79.
Discussion in New York on June 10 centers on international team matches between the amateur golfers of the United States and the British Isles. Possible first event on a British course with players Robert J. Jones Jr Perry Adair and Francis Ouimet discussed as future travelers to Europe for training and competition.
Toronto reports forester Zavitz notes air fire detection experiments may revolutionize forest protection. Rod and Gun in Canada predicts airplane hunting will soon transform travel to hunting grounds, offering rapid transport and broader exploration of new fields.
The Illinois Central Railroad concert band performs Wednesday evening at 8 at the Fourth and Saxon intersection. The program features popular numbers and jazz encores, with pavement dancing rising in popularity among concertgoers.
A fragmented music note set highlights Peggy O Neal with trombone and brass lines featuring Lassus Nimore Mazeppa and a Coronation March from the Pro phe Meyerbeer Balke, presenting a historic concert vibe.
London reports Eddie McGoorty KOed Bandsman Rice in the opening round. In Grand Rapids Ed Lewis toppled Tom Crank after 1 hour 13 minutes of wrestling. Pittsburgh saw Billy Miske lose on points to Kid Norfolk in 10 rounds. Montreal had Benny Leonard defeat Charlie Pitts in 10 rounds. Indianapolis hosted Ritchie Mitchell outpointing Jimmy Hanlon in 1 round. Chuck Wiggins scored a technical knockout over Phil Harrison in Indianapolis. Boise Ad Santel won two straight from Konstantine Ro jaanom.
A historical overview contrasts grizzly and black bears in the United States. It covers ranges from Mexico to Alaska, diet similarities, seasonal hibernation, and how contact with cattlemen reduced roaming. It notes grizzlies' past abundance and current protection status, plus Native names for bears and caution against killing them.
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