Baseball Scores From Major Leagues Today
American Association results include St Paul 7 Columbus 5 and Indianapolis 7 Milwaukee 2 with Toledo 7 Minneapolis 6. National League Cincinnati 14 Philadelphia 4 and New York 2 Chicago 1 Boston 3 Pittsburgh 1 St Louis 3 Brooklyn 1. American League Boston 1 Cleveland 0 and Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4 Washington 5 New York 3. No other games scheduled.
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Sports matchups list for multiple city teams
A sequence of scheduled games includes Kansas City at Columbus Milwaukee at Toledo Minneapolis at Indianapolis St Paul at Louisville Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Chicago Boston at Pittsburgh Cleveland at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington.
Reds Rally to 14-4 Victory Over Phillies in May Showdown
Cincinnati pounds 18 hits to rout Philadelphia 14 to 4 as Mitchell faces early exit. Willoughby, Baecht and Bentley shut down the Phillies while Donohue struggled with 11 safeties allowed. Notable: Pipp and Dressen contribute, multiple players collect extra-base hits.
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Donohue
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Walker
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Wilson
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Baseball Roundup Highlights Mixed Results Across Leagues
Rockie Wills left knee injury after collision with Tony Lazerri as the Red Sox fell 1 to 5. Yankees drop fourth straight. Washington wins 5 to 3. Cardinals beat Robins 3 to 1 on three hits. Dazzy Vance still without a win. Braves top Pirates 3 to 1 after four hits in sixth. Athletics rally for 5 to 4 over Browns. Herschell Bennet injured leg may sideline him a week. Giants edge Cubs 2 to 1 in western swing. Reds erupt for 14 runs on 18 hits in 14 to 4 win over Phillies.
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Tony Lazerri
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Dazzy Vance
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Pirates
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Browns
Herschell Bennet
St. Louis
Giants
Cubs
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Norge Airship Refueled En Route Polar Flight
The dirigible Norge, en route from Leningrad to Kings Bay Spitzbergen, refueled in Vadso at 5 30 a m after delays from winds. The Amundsen Ellsworth expedition to cross the North Pole is to begin at Kings Bay.
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Leningrad
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North Pole
Brooklyn Robins Rally From Slump To Lead In Pennant Race
Brooklyn started the season short on infield and outfield but surged to a .667 standing by batting .290 and holding opponents to .223. Jess Petty won his fifth in five starts as the Robins beat the Braves 3-2 in a ninth inning rally, with Chicago and Boston also showing strength in the West meanwhile.
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Philadelphia
Jess Petty
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Joe McCarthy
Chicago
Twins
Dempsey Sees Clear Path For Comeback Fight
Dempsey says he plans no statements on Kearns legal action until suit is filed and focuses on preparing for a September fight under Tex Rickard in New York. He believes he can overcome any obstruction and plans to meet Tunney or Wills if ready. Farmer Lodge, his sparring partner, left camp for St Paul.
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U.P
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Tex Rickard
New York
Dempsey
Kearns
Tunney
Wills
Rickard
Farmer Lodge
St. Paul
Immy Ring’s Long Run With Giants and Reds Stretches Back
In sport notes the veteran pitcher Immy Ring links across teams from 1919 Cincinnati to 1920 Reds and 1923 Phillies. The article notes his World Series start against the White Sox and his 18 win season in 1923. Ring faces a boosted 1924 season with stronger support from McGraw’s lineup.
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Bentley-Dean
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Peony 156 Years Old A Storied Edwardsville Plant
A historic peony in Edwardsville has bloomed for 136 years after being sent from Germany by early settler George Barnsback in 1790. The plant has survived four generations and remains a local legend.
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Lodi 4-H Club Holds Wednesday Meeting
The Lodi 4-H boys met at leader Charles Westcott’s home on Wednesday afternoon. They chose the Latin quotation Not for self, but for all and, after club business, enjoyed a period of play. Attendees included Ralph Harris, Walter Smith, Worthington Biehl, Fred Sapp, Orris Davis, Carl Hoskins, Lloyd Pierce, and Malcolm Miller.
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Charles Westcott
Ralph Harris
Walter Smith
Worthington Biehl
Fred Sapp
Orris Davis
Carl Hoskins
Lloyd Pierce
Malcolm Miller
Gorillas May Reach Ages of Thirty to Forty Years
A study suggests gorillas in the wild can live thirty to forty years, with older individuals observed in some groups. Researchers note long lifespans affect social structure and reproduction plans.
Ohio U. Faces Wittenberg in Key Conference Match
Ohio University travels toward a .500 conference mark after three straight losses to BA A. They meet Wittenberg at Springfield in a test to bounce back. Denison has beaten Wittenberg this season, while Ohio struggles to pick a starting pitcher amid inconsistent options. The game hinges on pitching depth and timely hitting.
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Peden
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Wakley
Fuller
Gamber
Question Box column invites sports questions
Readers may submit questions on baseball football boxing or amateur sports to Joan B Foster Lawrence Perry or Fair Play at 14 Worth Building Ave. Include a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply. otherwise questions will be answered in this column.
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Is a fighter disqualified for going down without being hit
The rules imply automatic disqualification only if the fighter is down without being hit, but the referee’s judgment governs. If a fighter is knocked down and rises then goes down again without a new punch, the referee resumes the count from the original knockdown to keep fairness.
Bases loaded two-base hit and runner scores question
A batter hits for two bases with bases full and is thrown out attempting three. Runners who crossed home plate score. The runs count. A second question asks if Suzanne Leneg Len would be considered a pro tennis player if she signed with a moving picture firm. The answer: probably would be, on the basis she is exploiting her tennis ability.
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Moving Picture
Yesterday's Homers Yesterday's Homers
Baseball recap notes homers by players from the Senators and other teams with scattered score updates. Names include Molly Giemte and Peckinpaugh among listed players, indicating a series of batting achievements and run tallies.
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Senators
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Giemte
Cassee
Se Peckinpaugh
Athens Hi to Host Busy Day Against Marietta and Muskingum
Athens high school athletes travel to Marietta to face Orangs and Black in baseball tennis and golf at 10 AM. In the afternoon the college plays Muskingum. Morgan is elected baseball captain and Fields named track head for the season.
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Cannonballs Set to Meet American Legion Sunday at Local Park
Gannonballs aim to avenge last year’s loss to Portsmouth Legion nine as Sam Witham leads a hard hitting lineup. Beecher pitches for Portsmouth with strong control while De Totell, Reingart, and Keyser provide the power. The Wellston matchup proved the Cannonballs’ bats with 14 hits in a 10-0 win.
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Chicago Readies Return of State Boxing With Major Fights
Chicago moves to legalize boxing after Illinois voters approved a state commission. Gov. Small named a three man board, paving a carnival of bouts in Chicago headlined by Sid Terris vs Sam Mandell for the lightweight claim. Mullins plans multiple cards including Bud Taylor vs Charley Rosenberg and a Mandell bout with Rocky Kansas.
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Len Small
Paul Prehn
John Righeimer
Oswald W. Huncke
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Sid Terris
Sammy Mandel
Illinois
Jim Mullens
Tex Rickard
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Mystery may be solved in arrest
Ray Thrush a municipal light employee is held in Columbus city jail on suspicion of shooting to kill the months long gunman who terrorized Mrs. C. M. Foot and family in Fairfield County. He allegedly tried to kill Mrs. Foor on three occasions and will be taken back to Lancaster for questioning.
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Ray Thrush
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Boxing Season Opens At Madison Square Garden
The summer boxing season starts at Madison Square Garden with two headline bouts featuring Jackie Renault vs Demare and Joe Dundee meeting Georgie Levine in the semi final. Renault is slight favorite over the Hoboken boxer. Hoff loses bid for rest as amateur union warns sanction may be canceled if he does not compete in San Francisco.
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Madison Square Garden
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Demare
Renault
Hoboken
Joe Dundee
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Georgie Levine
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Charley Hoff
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United States Rifle Team Cancels England Flight
New York United States rifle team from the seventh regiment halted by British strike postponement of international matches in England. team had planned to sail tonight.
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New York
Seventh Regiment
England
Peter Carl Yon Dies at 90 Former Cornish Wrestling Champion
ISHPEMING Mich Peter Carl Yon once world champion of Cornish style wrestling has died at age 90 in Ishpeming Michigan The longtime figure in the sport passed away in his hometown with his passing noted by local sports circles and wrestling historians.
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Peter Carlyon
Pearl the cat adopts silver gray fox in Pawtucket
In Pawtucket Rhode Island Pearl a black and white cat mother to four kittens has adopted a silver gray fox. All are reportedly doing well with Lou the fox showing affection for his new mother and family.
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R. I
Pearl
Lou
Hams Meet Top Track Team at Logan
Southeastern meet at Ironton drew Columbus East led by G Simpson Armstrong Falton and B Simpson who set world records in the quarter and half mile relays. Logan prepares for比赛 with Ed McGonagle and Adcock among expected scorers as Butch Grover runs the event starting at 1 30 pm at Logan high school athletic field.
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Bowling Green college awards gymnasium contract
Bowling Green contractor Lee Herman received the bid for the college’s new gymnasium project valued at 75000 dollars.
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Lee Herman Bowling Green Contractor
Bowling Green College
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