Newspaper results for "Red Stockings" AND Cincinnati AND (baseball OR "base ball")

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3933 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (505 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. The New York Herald — 1868-06-10, page 9

   … Athletics. of Philadelphia, oa their Western trip, are urvatiru quite a furor*. The Cincinnati Qazetle styled thetu the "ex-Champions of the Eaal.'' Since when t The Dayton. …

   … correct deportmeut." Good for the " ball toiwers." The score of their game with the Cincinnati Club oil saiura&y last ta as follow* : ATULKTIO. CINCINNATI. F'avrrn. r. L. O. H. PViv"?- K L. O. K. Reach, 2d b 3 0 S 3 How, . 0 1 3 2 McHnde …

   … INNING*. C'uh*. Irf. 2 I SI 4th. Hh. 6th. 10,. Hth. 9th. Athletic 2 3 116 16 1 0-20 Cincinnati 4 1 0 0 0 0 4 3 1-13 From this score It will ho seen that the "red-stockings'* gave the Philiana Home work to do, and that the victory by the latter waa well …

2. New-York Tribune — 1868-08-28, page 3

   … Wright aud Goll the latter stealing Lis run in pay style. and priest by wit Rie Ws BASE BALL. ATLANTIC V8, UNION, The game between these clubs yesterday was as ane-sided as …

   … second game between the Unions of Morrisanin and the Cineinpati Club, we fied iu The Cincinnati Commercial of Wednesday, August 26: First Inning. Tow was the first striker on …

   … at first, Pabor stopping iw, by a d play. Two wore runs; total seere, 7 ruus for Red Stockings, their serip being offered at Wo ecuts premium and plenty of buyers. Smith ‘came …

3. New-York Tribune — 1868-08-29, page 5

   … owner bas Leen ordered ta nines it At 0nos in a condition of safety, the on of BASE-BALL. THE TOUR OF THE CHAMPIONS. The second contest of the Champions with the Cincinnati Club, instead of being a return game and a regular match game as reported in the …

   … Cincinnati papers, turns out to have been only an exhibition mateh, and cannot be counted …

   … play agalust the Champions. Not satisfied with the result of Monday's contest, the Red-Stockings” pleaded earnestly for another trial, which was finally granted by the Unions on …

4. New York Dispatch — 1868-08-30, page 5

   … traveling season in Chicago, 111., on September 28th, and goes thence to St. Louis, Cincinnati and Louisville. Bateman opens in Montreal, Canada, on the 31t., inst., with Toetee …

   … be obtained there. Eminent speakers will occasion ally address these assemblies. BASE BALL. THE CHAMPIONS AT HOME AGAIN—THE CLUB AVERAGES. The Champions reached Cincinnati on Friday eve ning, August 21st, where they were met by a committee of the Buckeye …

   … foul balls—Union, 9 times; Buckeye, 7 times. Time of game—Two hours. Many of the Cincinnati Club were upon the grounds and when their friends saw the result of the contest …

5. The New York Herald — 1868-08-31, page 6

   … melancholy to see how the young girls on all sides are hying from their sphere. With base ball and boat clubs, gymnasiums, driving, sw'mmiiig and croquetting, veriiy the days …

   … the Atlantic Club "the Great Tycoon." The Journal re ferred to seldom notes any base ball matters, but when It does, It does, speaking of the Atlantic Haymaker's gauie It …

   … thu "Tycoons." Ulli Is fond of "fried tomatoes." A Buffalo paper asserts that "base ball ls very un certain." That's fresh. Why were the Clncinnatis so anxious to play …

6. The New York Herald — 1868-09-20, page 7

   … ,000: Cleveland. of Cleveland, $5,000; Sun, (if Cleveland, $5,ouo; Kuterprl.se, Cincinnati, w>: Irving, New York, Jt5.iwx?; Merchants' of Hartford, $2,ftoo; Williamsburg …

   … early in October. Mr. Uateinan's travelling troupe appear at the National theatre, Cincinnati, lor one week, commencing September 'J8. Zoe commences a three weeks' engagement …

   … United States depository at Chicago.. ou.uoo To tiie United States depository at Cincinnati 60,000 To national banks 187,420 Total $497,429 FRACTIONAL CURRENCY SHIPMENTS. …

7. New York Dispatch — 1868-09-27, page 5

   … during the day, and lovers of a good ( square trot should not fail be on Uaad. i BASE BALL*. GAMES THIS WEEK. ‘ September 29th—Atlantic vs. Union, at Troy. September 39th …

   … Ist—Hoboken vs. Jersey City Police, on Champion grounos, Jersey City. October Ist—Cincinnati vs. Atlantic, on Union grounds. October 2d—Cincinnati vs. Mutual, on Union grounds, i October 2d—Athletic vs. Union, at Philadelphia. …

   … 3 ] October 3d—Union vs. Cincinnati, at Tremont. MUTUAL vs. ATHLETIC. Intheir decided defeat by the Unions, the Mutuals …

8. The New York Herald — 1868-09-29, page 7

   … accordingly done. OHIO. Burning of a Railroad Tunnel?Fearful Railroad Accident, Cincinnati. Sept. 28, 1868. The Pitcher Tunnel, on the Marietta and Cincinnati Kailrond, which caught lire some days ago and has since been burning, caved In …

   … conveyed them In carriages to the I'.romfleld Mouse. Thev were Invited to see a base ball match by the collegians of Matvard in the afternoon, who received the cricketers …

   … their return gamo on the Union Grounds. The rotnrn game of bajo ball between the Cincinnati Club ami Athletics, of I'hlladelphla, was played In Philadelphia yesterday, tho …

9. The New York Herald — 1868-10-01, page 4

   The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

   … u ?S 1 0 8 4 8 0 1 -If Mutual 11 8 18 0 3 7 I 0 i-M Umpire -Dr. Draper, of the Cincinnati Club. Prorer? Mr*?r*. i rill and McCartv. Time ot |;.ime Two liour? and forty-Are …

   … "Pencils." Gentle reader, did you ever see a good, pleasant off-haifdcd game of base ball ? A game which wan not "all work and no play," but rather vicf versa r A game where …

   … Ctnpir* - Mr. Slmea, of the Ant* nlna. Tlm? of |aro?? Tiro hoar* and fifty minutes. Base Ball No ton. The Clnclnnatts defeated the Olympic* at Phila delphia yesterday with a …

10. The New York Herald — 1868-10-02, page 10

    The Library of Congress text does not contain the match. It was found in American Stories (Dell et al. 2023), a second machine reading of the scans. OCR credits.

    … OQn1^!' also nb> elaborately pnpvwrMM of *>?*. ?? to be presented to the campion base ball club of Y&M. Tie ball la valued U $990 and the badges at ?erentT-flve dollars eaw …

    … NATIONAL GAK& Atlantic vs. Onriintl The amalgamated nino of the "Bed Stockings" from Cincinnati made 'Jielr tint appearance In thl* vkinlty yesterday at the Union grounds, and …

    … battle were obliged to sno cnuib to tbe riper experience of the Atlantic*. The Cincinnati* were Bomewhat fatigued by their recent labor* and travels, and to criticize their …

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