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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1925

Page

6

Reds Rally in Extra Innings to Tie Braves in Slugfest

A high scoring game ended tied at five in the eleventh as Reds strands benefited from Zitzmann's two extras. Early exchanges saw both clubs score, with Holke delivering late run support and Sambo driving in crucial hits. The crowd of 5,737 roared through a tense closing stretch before extra innings.

Reds Gibson Gibby Bobby Smith Luque Banny Holke Gautreau Smith Welsh Burrus Felix Braves Critz Bohne Hargrave Dressen Elmer Smith Elmer Bill Zitzmann Marriott Smithy Zitz Pinelli Roush Bancroft Zitzmann Bob Smith Larry Benton Boston Kamp Rixey High Wingo Neil Benton Ban Mann Edgett Walker Giles&h Cruz Caveney Jim Hart Hapgrave

Reds and Braves meet again in 1:30 doubleheader

Exhausted Reds and Braves face a 1:30 p.m. double bill after yesterday’s hectic clash. Donohue and Benton will start for the Redlegs with Larry Benton and either Graham or Cooney pitching for the Braves.

Reds Braves Donohue Benton The Redlegs Larry Benton Graham Or Cooney Banny

Zitzmann Shines With Two Doubles and Late Game Savers

Zitzmann played great ball delivering two screamers for doubles. He patrolled left field like a scared deer and made a crucial catch off Padgett in the twelfth to save the game.

Zitzmann Padgett

Giants Back In First As Pirates Fall In NL Race

New York Giants seize the NL lead with a 5 1 victory over St Louis, aided by three Cardinal errors. Meusel led the offense with three hits including a triple and two singles as Rhem allowed seven hits in seven innings. St Louis totaled ten hits but scored once.

Associated Press ST. Louis New York Giants Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Barnes Rhem Giants Meusel Easterners N.Y. AB H.O.A So’worth Smith Frisch Oporcer Mie Ee Young Bottomiey Bottomert Terry Hafey P Dyer Or Farrell Southworth Gowdy Bell James Young Hornsby Bottomley Lindstrom Kelly Dyer Pfirman O’day Sweeney

Pirates Fall to Phillies in two tense games

The league leading Pirates drop a doubleheader to Philadelphia 3-2 and 4-2. Henline belted a decisive homer in the first game while Carey misplayed Ring’s fly in the eighth of the second, enabling a Pittsburgh loss. Friberg hit a late homer in the finale.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Henline Carey Ring Wilson Friberg

Holke Delivers Winning Run With Late Single

Holke struggled early but topped the game with a sharp single in the final inning, driving in the winning run to seal the victory.

Holke

Diegel Retains Canadian Open Title at Toronto

Leo Diegel of Great Neck New York captured his second straight Canadian Open golf championship with a 299 for seventy two holes. Walter Hagen faltered on the final rounds allowing Diegel to win as Mike Brady and Andy Kay chased in a tight leaderboard. Diegel earns a gold medal and $500 as the winner.

Associated Press Toronto Leo Diegel Great Neck N. Y J. Douglas Cigar Atlanta Gv Diegel Walter Hagen Florida Diegel Hagen Mike Brady Mamaroneck Andy Kay Lambton

Hodapp Sold to Cleveland Club from Indianapolis

Urban Hodapp star third baseman from the Indianapolis Club of the American Association is traded to the Cleveland Indians for cash and two Cleveland players. Joe Klugman reports to Indianapolis and Hodapp joins the Indians upon Klugman’s arrival. Hodapp, Cincinnati native, 23, son of Mr and Mrs John Hodapp, formerly played for Read ns Royals and J Xavier High School teams.

Cleveland Urban Hodapp Indianapolis American Association Joe Klugman Klugman Hodapp Indians John Hodapp Fourth Carthage Avenue Readns Royals J. Xavier St. Xavier High School

Batteries-Tunney and Teammates Named in Report

An American Association note lists players and teams including Tunney Canavan Schulte and Terence for Batters and various associations. Milwaukee Kansas City and Indianapolis are among places referenced with rosters and liaison mentions.

Aadienagelig R. H. E. Toledo Indianapolis Tunney Canavan Schulte Ton Burwell Schemanski Thompson Terence Milwaukee R. AE Q Battalion Alsaith Badetter Insmit Elhan McCracken Skite Aes Kansas City SEAES Ansas Fara Cy Collins Fingrell Shinault Wwe Roniaville Pane Gant Gillen Mere

Dodgers Dominate Cubs 7 1 In Chicago

Dick Cox and Eddie Brown hit home runs as the Dodgers rout the Cubs 7 to 1 in Chicago. Zack Wheat led Brooklyn with five hits including two doubles, Burleigh Grimes held Chicago to seven hits, and Umpire Wilson ejected Brooklyn first baseman al Fournier for protesting a third strike.

Associated Press Chicago Dick Cox Eddie Brown Dodgers Percones Zack Wheat Brooklyn Burleigh Grimes Cubs Grimes al Fournier Wilson Bklyn Ab.h.o.a H.O.A. Mitchell Adams Maran’le Freigau Fournier Griffith Tierney Grigsby Brooks E.brown Grimm John'n Hartnett Taylor Ij Jones Weis Brett Doles Icbeeo Peciccse Jones Wheat E. Brown Cox Mitchell Fassia Dah Wilson and Klem Brooklyn Chi

International League games report from Baltimore and Providence

In Baltimore Jersey City led 6 to 2 in the first game while Baltimore tallied 11 runs in the late innings for a 11 to 6 win. Second game was called by agreement with Bechinesehisedbmersey 0 and 8 false entries. Providence beat Reading 8 to 5 as Mangum and Swartz starred. Buffalo-Rochester postponed by rain. Jersey City defeated Baltimore 7 to 4 in the seven inning makeup game. In Toronto Syracuse won 3 to 1 in a 12 inning affair with Hallahan.

Associated Press Baltimore Jersey City Sloan, Spaulding, Cantrell and Freitag Thomas and McKee R. H. E. Bechinesshisedbmersey Oia Seuk Faulkner Freitag Earnshaw Cobb Toronto Syracuse Hallahan Niebergall Satterfield Manion

Notre Dame Star Elmer Layden to Coach at Columbia College

Elmer Layden of Davenport, famed Four Horsemen back, signed a contract to coach football basketball and track at Columbia College in Dubuque Iowa. He replaces Eddie Anderson who left for Depauw University after three years. Layden will also teach physical education classes.

Dubuque Elmer Layden Davenport Four Horsemen of Notre Dame Columbia College Eddie Anderson Notre Dame Depauw University Columbia

Baseball Scores From Yesterday's National and American Leagues

Cincinnati defeats Boston 6 to 5 while New York tops Cleveland 8 to 3. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh play to a double 3 4 and 2 2. St Louis beats Boston 5 2 and Brooklyn edges Chicago 7 1. Philadelphia defeats New York 8 5 and St Louis 1 Washington 9 Detroit 5. In the American Association Louisville 3 Columbus 2 and Toledo 10 Indianapolis 4.

Ww. L. Pet New York Philadelphia Eeenewes Pittsburgh Aeeeneneeed Washington Cincinnati Chicago Bill Detroit Brooks Binoccidenave Philadelphia St. Louis Cleveland Chicago Boston American Association Ww L . Pet Ww. Pet Louisville Minnea Indianapolis Wilwaukee Kansas City Pittsburgh Brooklyn American League

Cobb Weakens in Race For League Bat Crown

Ty Cobb drifts to fourth in the 1925 American League batting race as Tris Speaker extends his lead at .405 with .396 for Rice and .386 for Heilmann close behind. Harry Heilmann moves into third while George Sisler and Al Simmons push totals, and notable baserunners include Johnny Mostil and Gorman. Other leaders cited include Luebbe Osborn Haley Knight Langford and Shaner with various averages and steals highlighted.

Chicago Augerr Ty Cobb Harry Tace Louis Browns Cobb Tris Speaker Cleveland Pilot Speaker Rice Harry Heilmann Tygers Philadelphia Wrecking Crew French Senators George Sisler St. Louis al Simmons Athletics Ken Williams Browns Simmons Williams Johnny Mostil White Sox Sisler E. Rice Washington J. Sewell Cleveland Philadelphia Wingo Detroit Lamar Cochrane Hale Payne Griffin Des Moines McNally Oklahoma City Griggs Omaha Gorman Denver Luebbe Osborn P. Haley Wichita Knight Langford

Hazen Cuyler Leads Pirates In Runs And Stolen Bases

Hazen Cuyler becomes the first in the league to top 100 runs, totaling 101, with six steals last week to stay near Carey, Hornsby remains homer leader at 26 with Hartnett 23. Wilson Stock Bottomley duos challenge for batting titles as Eddie Murphy and Lebourveau pace in the minors.

Tyger Tris Speaker Cuyler Hazen Cuyler Pirates Pittsburgh Carey Rogers Hornsby Cardinals Gabby Hartnett Cubs Hornsby Hartnett Catcher Wilson Phillies Milton Stock Dodgers Jimmy Bottomley Wilson Stock Bottomley Fournier Brooklyn Burrus Boston Wrightstone Philadelphia Bancroft Felix Harper Blades St. Louis Eddie Mike’’ Murphy Columbus Lebourveau Kansas City Bunny Brief Brewers Duncan Minneapolis Brief Millers Guyon Louisville Indians Christensen St. Paul Tyson Ainsmith Fowler Fisher Collins Durst

White Sox win 15 inning game against Athletics

Chicago White Sox beat Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 3 in a 15 inning marathon in Philadelphia. Ted Lyons pitched for Chicago with Connally finishing. Welch homered for the Athletics as the game featured near 40 000 fans and late dramatic scoring including Schalk and Kamm delivering the decisive runs for Chicago.

Ted Lyon Quinn Walberg Chicago Philadelphia Philadelphia Athletics Chicago White Sox Ted Lyons Baylord University Texas Walburg Lyons Connally Kamm Schalk Davis Lamar Welch Simmons Hale Athletics Sox Sheely Falk Phila Ab.h.o Mostl Barrett Cooperar Poole Galloway,s Lyons, P Miller Uinh Perkins Hooper Collins Kam Collins Sheey Phi Sphia

Lyons Shuts Down Walberg Twi 0 In Big Win

Lyons pitches eight innings allowing two runs while Walberg struggles through seven. PiteoRehsth and Quinn are hit by pitches. Umpires Nallin Ormsby and Connolly officiated.

Walberg I -11 PiteoRehsth Quinn Lyons

Yankees Triumph Over Indians in Eight to Three Victory

New York drew 20 000 fans as the Yankees beat Cleveland 8 to 3. Pennock outpitched Smith, the Yankees scoring early with two runs and Bob Meusel homering for the eleventh time this season.

New York New York Yankees Cleveland Today Sherro Herb Pennock Sher “ Smith Yankees Pate A 'Sineie Bob Meusel Clevi D. Sod Ab.h.o.a. Jam’son Combs Lgo Tider Sweam Speaker Ruth Bewell Meusel Turns Cenria Fewster Enenks Lee Shanks Gehrig Basel Pennock Smith Rowland, Evans Dineen

Bush Shines As Browns Beat Red Sox 5-2 In Boston

Bush dominated on the mound and at the plate helping St Louis to a 5-2 victory over Boston in the series opener. He allowed eight hits in seven innings and contributed two singles and a double aiding four runs. Bush’s performance paired with safe hittings from Dixon Ezzell Carlyle and others to secure the win.

Boston Bush St. Louis Red Sox Sox St. L H.O.A Bennett Lamotte Ezzell Tobin Boone Rice Carlyle Robert’n Rogell Dixon Picinieh Vache Fuhr. P Williams St. Louis Fuhr McManus Burk Flagstead Picinich Prothro Wamby Ruffing Owens and McOwan

Senators Rally Past Tigers 9–5 in Dupont Park clash

In Washington on August 1 the Senators beat the Detroit Tigers 9 to 5 to gain a full game on Philadelphia. The Athletics fell in extra innings to Chicago. Rice made several spectacular catches in a free hitting contest as the scoring piled up.

Washington Senators Philadelphia Detroit Athletics Chicago Rice

Sacrifices and Runs Highlight Detroit Washington Game

Rice, Bluege, S Harris made sacrifices with Bluege and Judge driving. Left on bases Detroit seven Washington eight. Stoner allowed five walks Ruether four. Stoner charged with loss. Seven hits off Stoner through five innings and four off Doyle in three. Hit by pitch by Stoner hit Rice Bluege and McNeely. Umpires Geisel Moriarity and Hildebrand. Time two hours.

Boston R. H. PO Bancroft Gautreau Mann Burrus Felix Cie A Marriott Lfav Dpaae Bobiideosteere Panne Son Smith Nton Cincinnati AB. R H. PO. A Finelli Rausch C.f Walker Pied Nkn Holke Critz Caveney Bohne Hargrave Dressen Enese Wingo Schultz Krueger E*smith Marriott Benton Luque Wingo Roush S Nith Zitzmann Gibson Welsh Pichelli Fooush R Smith Kamp Rixey R. Smith Rixcy Umtcher es—Moran Hart Moughiim Ands Carey Moore Htatone Cuyler Harper Traynor Henline Wright Be Fonseca McInnis Morrison Gooch Sands Fonseca Huber Pittsburgh Kremer Decatur B . Morrison Kre McCormick Rigler Leach Bigbee Guyler Wilson Friberg Meadows Ring Qenile -Ab-H.o.a Pittsb Philamer Phila Ab.h.o.a Pittsb’h. AB H.O.A Ica Philadelphia Sand Kan McCormack Doyle Ruether Haney Washington Stoner Peckinpaugh Fothergil Goslin Rice Bluege S. Harris Blue McNeely Sris Judge Detroit

British Women Win International Track Meet at Stamford Bridge

Great Britain won the women's international track and field meet at Stamford Bridge with 54 points. Czecho Slovakia finished second with 26 points and Canada took third with 23 points.

London Great Britain Stamford Bridge Athletic Field Canada

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