Gamber's Wildness Costs G Cincinnati Victory Over Ohio U
Ohio University Bears fall 5 to 2 to Cincinnati as pitcher Gamber struggles with control walking seven. Cincinnati capitalizes in third and seventh innings with timely hits, while Gamber fans ten but allows seven hits. Notable plays include Evans double and single for Pedenites, Hatch fielding saves, and Val en tine scoring on transactions.
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Gerald Gamber
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Field
Gerald
Bearcat
Cincy
Gamber
Gravy
Wise
Chick Evans
Pedenites
Hatch
Glasgow
Alspach
Ohio
Shields
Valentine
Evans
Road
Keller
Stroud
Bradford
Martz
Allen
Theissen
Cincy Reds
Waterloo
Flrst
Feiler
Etroud
Redfern
Hatch Raven
Hart
Feller
Cincinnati
Yale Lacrosse Action Captured In New Haven
In New Haven Conn Yale University players battle for a high ball during a strenuous lacrosse moment. The Blue team readies for a hectic pastiming with nets extended as players leap for the pass or shot.
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Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Nets
Reds win in tenth at Brooklyn over Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds edged Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 2 in ten innings. Rixey faced Vance as Wheat’s triple plated a tying run in the ninth with Johnson aboard, but a late rally in the tenth produced the decisive runs for Cincinnati.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cppe Rixey
Dabby Vance
Wheat
Johnson
McTigue Berlenbach Title Fight Draws 70000 Crowds
New York May 13 70 000 expected to attend the McTigue Berlenbach light heavyweight championship at Yankee stadium May 29. Berlenbach seeks the title while McTigue aims to defend in a bout that could revive the division and influence Tex Rickard's summer program.
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New York
Berlenbach
Mike
Davis J. Walsh
Yankee Stadium
McTigue - Berlenbach
Broadway
McTigue
Jack Malone
Jimmy Slat
Tery
Tex Rickard
Stolen Base and Home Run Highlight Midwest Game
Glasgow stole a base while Allen hit a home run. Feiler and Evans added two base hits. Hart hit Wise with a pitch. Hart fanned 11 and Gamber 10. Walks favored Gamber with 7, Hart had 2. Ohio left eight and Cincinnati nine on base. Umpire Jim Durfee officiated.
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Glasgow
aAllen
Feiler
Evans
Wise
Hart
Gamber
Ohio
Cincy
Jim Durfee
Oberlin Coach Hughes to Leave for Depauw Post
Oberlin announces coach W L Hughes will depart at term end to become physical director at Depauw University Green Castle Indiana. His salary there will be nearly double his Oberlin pay.
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Oberlin
W. L. Hughes
Depauw University
Green Castle
Ind
Big Check Turned Over To Dodge Brothers Worth 146 Million
An enormous seventy location share of a 146 million dollar deal was handed to the Dodge Brothers. The transfer drew attention from business interests including Mr. Dempsey who found the amount nearly newsworthy.
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Dodge Brothers
Mr. Dempsey
Croissant's Horse Takes Derby Trial
Prominent booster G Frank Croissant watched Kentucky Cardinal win a Derby trial at Louisville as the colt surged to the front on a fast track. Croissant, accompanied by family and friends, predicted a Derby victory while plans outline a $50,000 purchase and a $20,000 add on if the horse wins. Garner is set to ride with a $1,000 fee and potential $5,000 prize plus a $6,000 Florida lot deed.
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Thomas Temple Hoyne
Louisville
G. Frank Croissant
Homer
Seven Cities
United States
Kentucky Cardinal
North Istar
Prince of Bourbon
Needle Gun
Sande
Borderland
Vroissant
Croissant
Croissant Park
Florida
Cindy Tops Ohio In Tennis Match
Washington and Jefferson College meets Ohio University at 2 30 tomorrow on the river bank while Yellow Springs hosts Antioch Friday. Ohio lost six straight to Cincinnati before yesterday's baseball game. Doubles McCalum Neff beat McConnahey O Donnell 6 3 6 4 Kieser Smith beat Wright Cameron 6 0 6 1 Singles McCallum beat McConnahey 6 3 6 8 Neff beat O Donnell 6 1 6 3 Smith beat Wright 6 1 6 1 Kieser beat Cameron 6 4 6 3
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Washington and Jefferson College
O. C. Bird
Ohio University
Yellow Springs
Antioch
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
McCalum
Neff
McConnahey
O’donnell
Kieser
Smith
Wright
Cameron
Fremont boxing results feature Duffy and Gray wins
In Fremont, Jack Duffy of Toledo outpointed Sammy Marisco over ten rounds. Don Boyer of Rockford stopped Jack Penney in the first round. Douglas Gray of Fremont defeated Charles Ward of Cincinnati in six rounds.
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Fremont
Jack Duffy
Toledo
Sammy Marisco
Don Boyer
Rockford
Jack Penney
Douglas Gray
Charles Ward
Cincinnati
Baseball scores and league standings across 1920s era games
The report lists numerous game results with teams like Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville and Kansas City. several games postponed due to rain. In the National League Cincinnati drew 3 with Brooklyn, New York and Pittsburgh tied 8-8, while Philadelphia and Chicago split. American League shows Cleveland 9 Reaton 4, Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3, St Louis 6 Washington 3, New York 4 Chicago 5.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Brooklopn
New York
Pittabumire
Praenerga
Philadel
Boston
Hicago
Chicago
Cleveland
Reaton
Philadelpia
Detroit
St. Louia
Washington
Major League Pairings Round of Team Matchups
American Association games feature Columbus at Minneapolis Toledo at St Paul Indianapolis at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Breenys Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston American League schedule includes Boston at Cleveland Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Epxack
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Critz
Svenaeee
New York
Pineli
Henner Ee
Roush
Boston
Bressler
Walker
American Association Smith
W. L. Caveney
Wwaukee
Eesees
St. Paul
Indianapet
Columbus
Brooklyn
Toledo
Mitchell Ss
Kansas City
aHaragraves
Johnston
Merney
Brown
Cox
Loftus
D'berry
Vance
aRatte
Mitchel
bRatted
Cincinnati
Caveney
Wingo Rixey
Wheat
Iown
Wingo
Smith
Pinelli
Fewster
Wamby
Boone
Carlisle
Vache
Connoly
Picinich
Wingfield
Prater Eees
Kallio
aHeving
bCollins Eee
Iner Borg
Occiseccinis
Cleveland Jamieson
Ae H A ° Laitzke
Ob . Panl Speaker
J. Sewell
Myatt
Ee McNulty
American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Baseball recap with Boston and Cleveland noise
The column records a baseball game where Boston leads 5 to 22 and Cleveland trails 4 to 5 with various two base hits and sacrifices. Wingfield starts for Boston and is charged with the loss while Connolly and Snelker pair on the mound for Cleveland. The piece includes a stray remark about Nurmi earning 1900 dollars for races and being a better amateur than Americans.
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Totele
Rosa
Kallio
Boston
Cleveland
Connolly
Fewster
Voll
Burnes
Lutske
Smith
Burns
Sewell
Balla
O” Wingfield
Strucker Smith
Wingfield
Innin
Lou Ross
Ixallie
Win Feta
Nurmi
Baseball Roundup From A Tight Weekend Series Split
In a chaotic set of results, Leo Dickerman powered the Giants to a 3 1 victory over the Cardinals, while Simmons drove in all Athletics runs in a 4 3 win over the Tigers. Falk's double sparked extra innings as the White Sox beat the Yankees 4 3. The Browns beat the Senators 6 3 as Sisler extended his hit streak to 27 games. Roush's homer helped the Reds edge the Dodgers 3 2 in ten innings. The Braves swept a doubleheader from the Cubs 9 6 and 8 1, and the Red Sox toppled the Indians 9 4.
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Leo Dickerman
Giants
Cardinals
Simmons
Athletics
Sam Gray
Tigers
Aldridge
Phillies
Pirates
Falk
Thurnton
Bhocker
White Sox
Yankees
Sisler
Williams
Browns
Senators
Roush
Reds
Edward
Vance
Braves
Cubs
Conney
Marquard
Ryan
Red Sox
Sherrord Smith
Indians
Wingfield
Ross
Clean Ball Players Meet Umpire Glare in Quiet Stand
A discussion notes many clean ballplayers who never refuse a clean look at the umpire yet none would refrain from a dirty glare. The observation highlights players’ discipline and the tense, silent tension that lingers in the game.
Prince of Wales Drops Polo Play As Horses Seek New Laughs
The Prince of Wales has decided not to play polo this outing, leaving the horses to seek other sources of amusement. The unexpected move shifts attention from the royal field to alternative pastimes for the equine entertainers.
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Prince of Wales
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