Locals Edge Reds 2 1 In Sixth Inning Victory
Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Giants 2 to 1 as two runs came in the sixth inning. Pete Donohue and Virgil Barnes pitched well with ten hits for the Reds and seven for the Giants, drawing a crowd of 8,388 in hot afternoon air. The decisive sixth featured two Reds runs after early scoring, with strong defense limiting the Giants’ threats and Frisch and Gowdy among the notable batters.
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Reds Lose Narrow Game as Giants Take Lead in Sixth
Roush started the Reds rally but Giants took a one run lead in the sixth and held on. Cruz ended the game with a throw out to Meusel. Donohue pitched well late for Cincinnati while Frisch and Barnes produced key hits for New York.
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BUNTS AND BINGLES AT GIGANTIC BASEBALL DAY
The third game with the Giants is scheduled for 3 o'clock. Eppa Rixey starts for the Reds with Greenfield likely to start. Bentley pinch hits for Lindstrom in the ninth. Pete Donohue has strong backing for the Boston game. Mays may have better claim but Donahue pitched well in relief. Edd Roush makes a key catch and steals second in a tense early inning as excitement builds for big crowds and possible records.
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Lombardo Wins Judges Decision In Ten Round Bout
Jose Lombardo of Panama defeated Joe Leopold of Denver by a judges decision in ten rounds. Lombardo weighed 126 pounds, Leopold 125.
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Athletics Rally To Second Win In Short AL Game
After losing the first of a Cleveland doubleheader 10 to 4 the Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Indians 2 to 0 in 65 minutes. Rommel and Uhle pitched a duel. Simmons hit his eighteenth homer and Cochrane opened the seventh with a single. Spurgeon and Jamieson had two of Cleveland’s hits.
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St. Louis Beats Washington 3–0 in Third Game
Giard limited Washington to four hits as St. Louis won their third game of the series 3 to 0. Hargrave hit a homer in the third for St. Louis, while Bluege and Sisler stood out on defense with two double plays.
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Tigers 3 Yankees 1 in Detroit win
Detroit defeats the New York Yankees 3 to 1 as George Davis limits NY to five hits. Fothergill and Manush spark the early scoring with a two run first inning and Heilmann drives in another infield run. Pennock takes the loss after 8 innings with 7 hits allowed while Dauss yields 3 in relief.
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White Sox blank Red Sox 2 to 0 in Boston
Chicago pitcher Lyons dominated Boston for his sixteenth win as the White Sox shut out the Red Sox 2 to 0. Boston mustered only three hits, with two coming from pinch hitters in the eighth inning.
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Kinseys Defeat Tilden in East West Tennis Battle
Forest Hills N Y Aug 7 The Kinsey brothers of San Francisco took three of four matches for the West in the first half of the inter sectional clash. They beat William Tilden and George Lott 2-6 6-2 7-5 in the final afternoon match as the West drew level in doubles Williams Richards defeated Johnston Griffin 6-3 6-4. Dr George King beat John Hennessey 6-1 6-1 and Manuel Alonso upset Cranston Holman 3-6 6-2 6-4 with Holman’s aggressive play giving the Spaniard trouble. The series resumes tomorrow with Richards Johnston the expected No 2 singles candidate for Davis Cup.
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Miss Ryan Reaches New York State Tennis Semi finals
Eliza beth Ryan of California defeats May Sutton Bundy 7-5 6-3 to reach the New York state women's championship semi finals in Rye. She will face Eleanor Goss or Molla B. Mallory, while Helen Wills and Goss loom in the opposite bracket. Doubles progress also noted with Wills Browne and Jacobs Hosmer advancing to semis.
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Cunningham Eligible for Buckeye Eleven
Columbus Aug 17 Cookie Cunningham Buckeye football captain and all western and all conference basketball center has passed summer school work and will be eligible for Ohio State football this fall The captain's return completes the veteran lineup for the 1925 squad following last spring’s academic setback presence in Big Ten plans
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Coney Island Race Chart Fourth Race Results
At Coney Island the fourth race for two year olds at five furlongs saw Eliminator-Throne filly win for J C Milam with 1100 to winner. Beanie and Joy finished second and third. In fifth, San Utar led to win for Connelly and Corrigan with Foreign Relations and Bob Cahill close behind. Sixth, Bona Vera edged Valley Light in the Midseason Handicap. Seventh, Midnight Rose won the claiming event ahead of Col Wagner and Black Friday.
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Results of Yesterday's Games in the National League
Cincinnati defeated New York 2 to 1 while Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 10 to 9 and Chicago beat Philadelphia 5 to 1. Boston at St Louis postponed by rain. In the American League Minneapolis edged Toledo 6 to 3 and Louisville defeated Milwaukee 11 to 7.
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Pirates Rally Past Dodgers for 10-9 Win in Ninth
Pittsburgh overturns Brooklyn 10 to 9 as Spencer drives in Traynor for the winning run. Grimes and Carey clash on base, both ejected. Grimes contributes a three base hit and Stock adds a three base second. Mariners?
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Grimm Leads Cubs past Phillies with pivotal homer
Charley Grimm opened the scoring with a home run in the sixth and later doubled driving in two runs to seal a 5 to 1 Chicago win over Philadelphia. Blake allowed five hits as Philadelphia managed three left on base.
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Cordes and DeCamp Reach NK Tennis Semi finals
In Ft Thomas Kentucky the Northern Kentucky championships progressed to the men doubles semi finals as Howard Cordes and Middleton DeCamp edged Ellis Flax and Ben Moskowitz 10-8 6-1 6-2. Archie McCallum beat Ed Argus 6-1 6-1 in singles.
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Southern Association Scores Tease From Tuesday Card
Baseball scores from a Southern Association lineup show Little Rock 5 over Atlanta 8, Nashville 2 over New Orleans 3, Chattanooga 2 over Mobile 8, Memphis 2 over Birmingham 8. The fragment hints at a night of mismatched results across multiple teams in the league.
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International League scores and doubleheader notes
In Jersey City Rochester beat Jersey City 12 to 8 with Horne Lake Kiefer Spaulding Best Cantrell Sellers Frei Vincent listed as pitchers. At Providence Syracuse won 2 to 1 in game one. game two Providence won 4 to 0. Reading hosted Toronto with Reading leading 1 to 0 in the first, then 1 to 0 in another partial. Buffalo at Baltimore doubleheader noted. game played as part of August 5 schedule.
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Terre Haute Three-Eye League Wins Over Springfield 3-1
Terre Haute defeats Springfield 3 to 1 in a Three-Eye League game. Other matches were postponed due to rain.
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University of Chicago Bell Club Starts Japan Tour
Twelve members of the University of Chicago baseball squad led by Coach Nelson Norgren began a tour of Japan after a Northwest and coast schedule. They sail from San Francisco on August 22. Star pitcher Wallie Marks will not join the trip to remain for football season under Coach A A Stagg.
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