Reds Drive Bentley From Mound in 9-1 Victory
The Cincinnati Reds routed the New York Giants 9 to 1 as Adolfo Luque pitched strongly and the Reds exploded for seven hits in the second inning. Jack Bentley lasted only two innings before being pulled, and Cincinnati chased Giants starter Isner early as seven straight hits produced six runs.
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New York Giants
Redlegs
Titans
Reds
Redland
Adolfo Luque Luque
Adolfo
Dolf
Jack Bentley
McGraw
Bentley
Isner
Giants
Rhinelanders
Giants Rally and Frisch Home Run in Turbulent Opener
The report describes Frisch driving in a run with a two-base hit in the third and Frisch scoring in the sixth after a bunt to third. It notes Lindstrom and Luque errors and a muff by Zitzmann, with McGraw marking the inning as a rare achievement. A Babe Ruth-like line drive homer and Rash’s bunt mishap cap the chaotic opening game.
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McGraw
Frisch
Bill Zitzmann
Giants
Fordham Flash
Flieng
Meusel
Que
Erry
Kelly
Luque
Jun
Lindstrom
Young
Elly
Hartley
Elsie
Schol
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Freddie Lindstro
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Rash
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Pinell
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Hargrave
Wisner
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Rous
Schultz
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Pincelli
Rollie
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Bentley
Hay
Bent
Umpira Kiem
Wilson
Rigler
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Heimach
Baumgartner
Miller
Galloway
Lutzke
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J. Sewell
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Speaker
Lee
Bagwell
Burns
Smith
Groves
Baumartner
Rommel
Mith
Harriss
Tickets on sale for Giants games at Henry Straus Co.
Reserved seats available for New York Giants Saturday and Sunday games. Tickets offered by the Henry Straus Company located at Sixth and Walnut Streets.
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New York
Henry Straus Company
Sixth and
Walnut Streets
Baseball Rivals Set Sunday Clash at Hill Stadium
Price Hill Tigers meet Becker lothes in a Class A Price Hill championship battle at Elder Stadium Sunday afternoon. Rivalry intensifies as players switch teams, with Becker aiming to halt Price Hill and the Tigers seeking elimination-series momentum.
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Price Hil Tigers
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New York Yankees
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Tigers
Chicago Mill and Lumber
Christ Church
Reds Rally with Nine Runs in Wild Game
Critz opens with a single and a flurry of scoring follows as Roush, Schultz, Luque, and others drive in runs. The crowd roars as double steals, safeties, and squeezes push the Reds to nine runs, while the opposing defense errs and misplays in a chaotic rally.
BUNTS AND BINGLES IN YARD SERIES AHEAD OF WEDNESDAY REMATCH
The second game of the series is set for 3 pm at the yard with Pete Donohue to start for the Reds and Virgil Barnes likely for the champions. Luque, Frisch and Kelly lead offense as Joe Schultz steals twice and fans rally for strong umpiring from Klem Rigler and Wilson.
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Reds
Virgil Barnes
Champions
McGraw
Greenfield
Saratoga Results Overview From Today's Card
Racing card at Saratoga shows multiple races with entries such as Avisack and Pincushion in maidens and two-year-olds, Forecaster and Fast Mail in the longer events, plus the Schuylerville Stakes and other claiming races. Weather is cloudy, track listed as good with several scratches noted among entrants.
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Hayai
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Wilkebarre
Levey
Coltiletti
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Solamia
Secenen
Flames
Raceland Results First Race and Purses
Racing card from Raceland lists seven races with claiming and allowance purses of 800 dollars. Winners include Belle Fay ridden by Montgomery in race one, Reminiscence by Malear in race two, Hole Card by Charles in race three, Polly Leighton by Charles in race four, War Zone by Sylvia in race five, Ochies by unknown in race six, and Gress Maid by Aron in the seventh. Also listed are place and show finishes and times or fractions where readable, plus a slate of Also Ran horses per event.
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Yelton
Ean H
Eaton
Mary Dear
Jones
Estes
Alo
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W. Smith
Hoagl
Riviera
Schaefer
Hoaglan Conees
Ritter
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Zeus
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Watch Me
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Sylvia
Garr
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Nautilus
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Virginia Queen
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Bramton
Senators Rally To Narrow Gap On A's With Two Wins
The Washington Senators defeated St Louis 6 4 in the first game and 10 3 in the nightcap to move within one game of the league leading Athletics. Ruether outpitched Bush in the opener, while Walter Johnson held the Browns to nine hits in the second game as the Senators bombed Davis Danforth and Falk.
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Browns
Associated Press
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Athletics
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
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Bush
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Danforth
Falk
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Pirates Hammer Slants of Vance And Beat Robins
Pittsburgh batted Dazzy Vance hard to win the first game of a Brooklyn series. Ray Kremer held the Robins in check as Dick Cox led Brooklyn with a triple a double and a single. The Pirates totaled six runs in the later innings to break the game open.
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Dodgers
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Cox
Associated Press
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Vance
Pirates
Ray Kremer
Robins
Dick Cox
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Siderer
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Moore
Deberry
Smith
Fournier
Carey
Mitchell
Stock
Vance 6. Hit By Pitcher—Cuyler and Smit By Vance. Fournier By Kremer
Hart
Pfirman
McLaughlin
Taylor
Braves top Cardinals to end St Louis streak
Boston beats St. Louis 6 to 4 ending a four-game Cardinals run. Braves rally with two big innings as Felix is ejected for arguing a call. Several Boston players collect key hits while Dutch Owen and teammates issue walks aiding the Boston victory.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Braves
Felix
McCormick
Phillies 8 Cubs 1 as Betts Triumphs in Relief
Phillies explode for eight runs, four hits in eighth inning. Betts secures win after Decatur starts seven innings of shutout ball for the Cubs. Jones allows one hit through eight. Betts finishes with one hit allowed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Percy Lee Jones
Philler
Phillies
Atting Nune
Jones
Fonseca
Decatur
Sitors
Betts
Phila
Sand
Wilson
Leach
Ace Burns
Mokan
Henline
Ose Fonseca
Kim'ick
Fribegg
Hubar
Philadelphia
Dieath
Maranville
Burns
Freigau
Sweeney, Moran
O’day
Three-Eye League Scores Reported
Quincy leads with 4-1, Decatur at 5-2 while Springfield loses to Evansville 0-8. Peoria defeats Danville 8-3 and Bloomington posts 7-9 against Terre Haute.
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Decatur
Springfield
Evansville
Peoria
Danville
Blomington
Terre Haute
Athletics Gain Split With Indians In Doubleheader
Philadelphia hosts Cleveland, taking the second game 6 to 1 after a 9 to 6 Indians victory in the opener. Cleveland pounded Harriss early, while Philadelphia pitchers contributed errors and hits as the Athletics split the twin bill.
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Cleve
Ab.h.o.a
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M’nulty
Lamar
L.sewell
Welch
J. Sewell
Hale
Burns
Lutzke
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Perkins
Groves
Heimach
Arbner
Bagwell
Ruberg
Jamieson
Speaker
Simmons
Fewster
Galloway
Lee
Smit
Rommel
Yankees Top Tigers 10 to 4 in New York Victory
The Yankees defeated Detroit 10 to 4 marking their third straight win and seventh in eight games. Hoyt earned his sixth win of the year while Edwin Wells took the loss for the Tigers. Ernie Johnson homered and Gehrig cleared the bases with a fourth inning triple as New York built a big lead. About 15,000 watched including Boys Day guests and President Ban Johnson attended.
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Yankees
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Hoyt
Edwin Wells
Bethany College
Ernie Johnson
Gehrig
Younsters
Colonelacob Ruppert
Ban Johnson
Ameri League
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Red Sox blank White Sox 10 in Chicago rout
Blankenship allowed five safeties as Boston pounded Chicago 10 to 0. Chi later romped with a 10–0 win to stretch his streak, while Schalk and Sheely provided key moments. Dick Kerr appeared in White Sox uniform. details list fielders and lineup quirks from the doubleheader.
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Associated Press
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Blankenship
Chip
Schalk
Sheely
Todt
Dick Kerr
White Sox
Collins
Chicago
Mostil
Williams
Davis
F’gstead
Boone
Falk
Prothro
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Rogeli
Kamm
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Ol Picinich
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Higer
tCarlyle
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Results of Yesterday's Baseball Games by League
National League results include Cincinnati 9 over New York 1 and Boston 6 over St Louis 4. Pittsburgh 5 over Brooklyn 1 and Philadelphia 3 over Chicago 1. American League scores show Milwaukee 14 over Louisville 4 and Cleveland 9 over 1, with New York 10 and Chicago 10 also contributing wins. Association games list Minneapolis 5 over Toledo 3 and Indianapolis 7 over Kansas City.
Schedule of Tonight's Major League and Association Games
Today games include New York at Cincinnati and Detroit at New York while St Louis meets Washington and Philadelphia faces Chicago. Brooklyn plays Pittsburgh and Chicago hosts Boston with other American Association matchups Minneapolis at Toledo Kansas City at Indianapolis St Paul at Columbus Milwaukee and Louisville.
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Washington
Bagston
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
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Minneapolis
Toledo
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Reading First Game Rallies To Edge Toronto In Low-Scoring Tilt
In a Reading win over Toronto 2 to 1, capitalizing on late scoring and solid pitching. Jersey City topped Rochester 9 to 6 as LeVson Sensi Freitag paired in the victory. Second games featured seven innings with shifts in pitching and defense across multiple matchups.
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R. H. E. Toronto
Jersey
R. H. E. Rochester
Jersey City
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Aaa
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Cerenissaresee
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99 Runs in 8 Games Set Texas League Record
Eight clubs scored 99 runs in four Texas League games played yesterday in Dallas Texas none of the games reached nine innings and the final half of the ninth was not played in the San Antonio versus Shreveport contest sport writers think a single day record may have been set for total runs with no game lasting nine innings.
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Dallas
Tex
Trumpet Wins American Trotting Derby in Aurora
Bay gelding Trumpet driven by Tommy Murphy captured two of three heats to win the $25,000 American Trotting Derby in Aurora Illinois. Hollywood Jess ie finished second and Thompson Dillon placed third.
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Associated Press
Aurora
Tommy Murphy
Hollywood Jessie
Thompson Dillon
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