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Cincinnati Reds cap camp at Crosley field from July 8 to 23 will admit only 19 to 21 year old boys who have a manager written recommendation, completed Cincinnati questionnaire, and notice to report. The club will not cover travel or initial living costs for two weeks. on July 18 living expenses are covered during a 10 day series, after which top players may be assigned to a Reds affiliate.
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Beckley Black Knights Rally Past Huntington 8 2
Beckley Black Knights defeated Huntington 8 to 2 after a six run rally in the fifth inning. Huntington was held scoreless through four frames as errors aided Beckley. Batteries: Roberts and Brittain for Beckley and Kirchem for Huntington.
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Giants Batter Totals From Chicago Game, 193?
N Y Giants continued on page 8 with Waner, Hartoett and Hartnett leading offense. Paden and F. Herman, Cuyler, Waner, Fadden stole bases as Swift and Warneke pitched. Malone and Root drew walks, hits by Malone, Root, Swift, Hoyt, Chagnon, Warneke, Lucas, Bush. Time 20.
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Reds Triumph Over Cardinals In Series Opener
Cincinnati Reds defeat St. Louis 7 to 2 in the opening game of the series. The Reds exploded for six runs in the fourth inning aided by seven hits, while Carleton allowed five hits and two walks. Mooney, Derringer, and Piet supplied key hits as Cincinnati pulled away and never looked back.
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Phillies Beat Braves on 10th Inning Home Run
Boston June 29 Red Sox discard Bucky Walters enabled the Phillies to win their season’s Boston game with a 10th inning homer, 5-4 over the Braves. J Moore, Walters and Brandt driven runs, final score 5-4. Walters 3, Jefries 2, Whitney 1 RBIs. Johnson, Davis pitched. umpired by Riser and Bary. Time 2:20.
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White and Yates Reach Golf Nationals Final
Eddie White of Texas edged Charley Kocsis of Michigan on the thirty sixth hole to reach the national intercollegiate final against Charley Yates of Georgia Tech, who defeated Frank Ridley. Yates led decisively early, and the two teams meet at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at Country Club Cleveland.
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Freitas Star Rise Spurs Reds Contention
Antonio Freitas, a left handed outfielder from California, returns to major league baseball with the Cincinnati team after stints with Sacramento in the Coast League and time with the Philadelphia Athletics staff. He credits minor league grind and a strong 1930 season for his big league shot while noting luck favors left handers. Freitas blends with Reds teammates Hafey Pool Blake ly Slade Koenig and Lombardi from California as he eyes the National League challenge.
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Cobb's Two Homers Spark Charleston Victory in Tight Game
Cobb led with four hits including three home runs and two doubles as Charleston defeated Zanesville 9 to 2. Layne and Benton provided key RBIs, while Sweeney and Cobb contributed multiple runs. Cobbs 4 two-base hits and Whitlock sparked scoring as Leichardt and Jarrett pitched well.
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National League results and standings from yesterday
Yesterday's baseball results include Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 5 in 8 innings, Philadelphia 5 Baston 1 in top of 1 inning, New York 5 Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 1, American League Cleveland 5 Chicago 2 in 11 innings. Rain affected Detroit St Louis, with other games postponed or unscheduled. Standings show New York 47-24, Boston 34-30, Brooklyn 28-4, St. Louis 38-28, Philadelphia 24-44, Pittsburgh 34-28, Cincinnati 20-43, Chicago 21-46. Minor leagues note Charleston, Zanesville, Beckley, Huntington, Dayton, Springfield, Wheeling, and Twilight League action with several rain interruptions.
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Rollick Triumphs in Feature at Charles Town
Heat ridden Charles Town track saw Rollick, an outsider, win the seven furlong feature by a half length over Bokie B and Doc Connor after a neck and neck stretch. Wagerers earned $13.20 on a $2 bet. Wild Blonde caused a seven length upset in the third race. The second race saw Consummations finish a length ahead. The daily double paid $216.90.
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Scriven, Babock Face Tomorrow in Featured Tennis Match
Wood and Stoefen garet Peggy Scriven, top British rival, beat England's Mrs. FE S Law 6 3 6 2 in the third round. Scriven meets Carolin Babcock of Los Angeles in a featured match tomorrow. Sarah Palfrey of Boston reached the quarterfinals with a 6 8 6 1 win over England's Mrs. Kitty McKane Godfree. All American doubles players advanced except Virginia Rice of Boston.
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Latonia Derby field filled with eight three year olds
Eight entries named for the $10,000 Latonia Derby highlight a busy race card across the nation. The Latonia feature over one and one half miles appears a three horse contest with Roze Cross Time Clock and Plight as top contenders. Other notes indicate six year old Outbound won his third race at Rockingham Park as bettors watch Breeders and Detroit Derby selections.
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Canzoneri defeats Klick and looms as Ross foe
Damon Runyon reports Tony Canzoneri stops Frankie Klick in the ninth after a left hook near sighted, leaving Canzoneri the leading challenger to Barney Ross for the lightweight title. The column notes Ross has twice beaten Canzoneri and hints a potential third bout. It also covers Enzo Fiermonte’s disapproved Rosenbloom bout and lingering return hopes, with charity purses cited and a skeptical view of rumors about title buying.
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Clark Is Shipped Back to Dodgers in Trade
New York Giants sold veteran left-hander William Watson Clark back to the Brooklyn Dodgers. He had been with the Giants after a June 16 last year trade for Sam Leslie but fitness issues limited his value. The move clears pitching space for LeRoy Parsmey who returns after appendicitis surgery.
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