Reds Defeat Cards by 6 in Cincinnati Return
Cincinnati Reds beat St. Louis 6 to 0 as seven Cardinals errors help the hosts. Critz hit Cincinnati’s first homer in the seventh after Hafey collided with a pavilion while chasing the ball. May started and took the loss, with Kolp finishing.
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Monday Scores In American Association and National League
Kansas City defeated Columbus 11 to 1 while St Paul beat Indianapolis 14 to 11 and Minneapolis won 8 to 2 over Loutaville. Toledo downed Milwaukee 5 to 3. In the National League New York won 14 to Brooklyn 4 with Pittsburgh 8 to Chicago 7 and Boston 13 to Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati 6 to St Louis 4.
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Baseball results and schedule from the American League
Summary of scores with Philadelphia top Boston 4 to 1 and St Louis 10 to 3 over Cleveland. Also Chicago 10 over Detroit 6 and New York 8 over Washington 4. Tuesday's slate includes Columbus at Kansas City and other league matchups with stats on homers stolen bases and errors.
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Heeney Starts Training for July World Title Bout
Tom Heeney, challenger for the world heavyweight title, began light training at St. Nicholas gym in New York weighing 211 pounds. He plans to trim to about 195 196 for a 15 round bout with Gene Tunney at Yankee Stadium likely July 26. Heeney may train at St. Nick's and not relocate to Atlantic City.
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Payne Lags in 26 Mile Run at Virden
Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma once led the Pyle cross country field but fell to third and finished tenth as Peter Gavuzzi of Southampton England claimed second in the 26 mile race from Virden. John Salo of Cassis New Jersey won the lap in 3 01 50.
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Sam Withem Shines as Grey Pitcher in 6 4 Victory
Sam Withem of Glouster pitched five innings for the Zanesville Greys in their 6 to 4 win over the Akron Wirestones. He fanned three, walked one, and contributed a put-out and an assist. He traveled to Zanesville with C. G. Lunsford, a former American Legion Athletic Association figure.
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Dundee Defends Title by Knocking Out Rivals in St Louis
In St Louis on April 27 Joe Dundee of Baltimore world welterweight champion knocked out Billy Drake of Germany. Meyer Grace of Chicago defeated Lester Martin of St Louis by knockout.
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Boston Youth Scores Quick Knockout in Two Minute Bout
In Warren on May 1 Harold Scarney Youngstown light heavyweight was knocked out in the sixth round by John ny Klesch of Cleveland. Other results include Youngstown lightweight win over Danny Raeburn and a Boston fighter Sharkey stopping Delaney in the first round in New Jersey.
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Wallach Stops Silvers in Seventh Round Bout
Brooklyn welterweight Harry Wallach knocks out Joey Silvers in the seventh round of a ten round bout. Wallach improves to win by knockout at the event, delivering a decisive finish in the middle frames.
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Archie Compston Challenged by Pros in 86 Hole Clash
Arch ie Compston faces challenges from Tommy Armour and MacDonald Smith after his victory over Walter Hagen. Armour backed by Silas Newton seeks a 72 hole match for a 1000 pound purse. Smith at Lakeville Golf and Country Club invites Compston for an 86 hole match with up to 5000 dollars in prize. Hagen prepares by returning to practice in England.
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Wills Drops Berlin Matches Over Cold
Miss Helen Wills, American women's tennis champion, has a cold and will not compete in several scheduled matches in Germany. She was to travel to Berlin with partner Miss Penelope Anderson but canceled on doctor’s advice. Rest is prescribed after variable recent weather.
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Lawrence official signs for Emporia coaching post
Appleton Wisconsin George Christoph assistant athletic director at Lawrence College signs to coach basketball and track at the College of Emporia in Emporia Kansas starting next season.
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Home Run Leaders From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday’s homer list shows Ruth and Hauser among sluggers for Yankees and Athletics. Frisch Wilson and O'Doul appear with multiple clubs, while Griff seconds and Pirates Gratham contribute in a mixed National and American league tally. Total league homers: National 67 American 42.
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Yesterday's Heroes and Big League Scores
Baseball results recap with Browns beat Indians 10 to 3 behind George Blac holder rookie pitcher. Walberg beat Red Sox 4 to 1. Athletics move toward second. Yankees beat Senators 8 to 4 amid miscues. Falk doubled twice with four RBIs as White Sox rout Tigers. Giants narrow Robins lead with 14 runs on 11 hits. Cardinals commit seven errors in 6 to 4 Reds win. Hafey injured chasing a homer. Braves overpower Phillies 18 to 6 with four homers. Pirates outlast Cubs 8 to 7.
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Ruth and Speaker Standouts in 193? Yankees Athletics Game
Babe Ruth walked three times and scored twice after an error while Lou Gehrig added a run and two hits in five plate appearances. Tris Speaker for the Athletics failed to make an impact in the matchup.
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Tennis Team In Second Game Next Thursday
Buckeye association standings show one remaining undefeated Bobcat squad as Coach Bird prepares the racquet team for a season defining match against the Logan Bishops at Delaware Thursday. He has opened varsity tryouts while continuing elimination rounds as Henderson Burkholder Gross Walton compete for top spots and doubles with Walton. The Wesleyan opponent is seen as a potential easy match, though past meet history suggests caution.
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Batter Notes From a Sloppy Box Score
Ty Cobb of the Athletics singled once in four trips. Skogera Hornsby of the Braves had a single and a double in five plate appearances and made an error. Harry Hellman of the Tigers singled twice in five at bats and scored one run. Kiki Cuyler of the Cubs had a sacrifice and a single in three appearances, drove in two runs, and scored.
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