Critz and Roush Homer In Opening Inning
Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 1 at Forbes Field as Pete Donohue dominated early. Critz and Roush homered in the first, while Wright and Moore provided Pirates hits but could not keep pace with the Reds.
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Secial Dispatch
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Cincinnati
Forbes Field
Pete Donohue
Texas
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Pirates
Red Fiegiers
Curtis Walker
Eddie Moore
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Moore
Roush
Barnhart
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Carey
Holke
Donohue
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Cuyler
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Wright
Spenger
Barnlart
Pinelli
Sam Bohne
Barnygart
Traynor
Ray Kremer
Rube Oldham
Babe Adams
Tom Sheehan
Kremer
Oldham
Adams
Bohne
Iker
Hiim
Hughey Critz
Walker
Babe Oldham
Elmer Smith
Hargraver
Elmer
Bubbles
Gooch
Walkegg
Smith
Hughie
Elnmer
Hargrave
Cris
Spencer
Sammy
Itelto
Pinell
Straynor
Haas
Cuylegs
Reds
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Cruz
Berlenbach Delaney Title Bout Postponed
The world light heavyweight title clash between Paul Berlenbach and Jack Delaney at Yankee Stadium on August 28 is postponed due to Berlenbach hand injury. Tex Rickard will likely announce a new date on Monday while the card remains largely intact with Slattery versus Loughran and Vincentini against Zivic slated for later.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Tex Rickard
Berlenbach
Delaney
Richard
Jimmy Slattery
Sammy Loughran
Luis Vicentini
Jack Ziviec
Barnes Blows Up as Giants Fall to Dodgers 3 to 1
Virgil Barnes faltered after seven no hit innings as the New York Giants lost 3 to 1 to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Dazzy Vance earned his 17th win of the season, with Cox delivering a homer for Brooklyn. Southworth doubled for New York, and Meusel scored the lone Giants run on a sacrifice fly.
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Dazzy Vance
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Wheat
Fournier
Southworth
Frisch
Young
Ens
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Tierney
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Snyder
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Stock
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McCormick, Klem and McLaugh
Braves 10 Phillies 4 in Philadelphia game
The Boston Braves beat Philadelphia 10 to 4 in the Aug 15 game. Boston gains split of the two game series with their fourth win in a series of one games. Friberg hits a homer for Boston while Ring takes the loss.
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Boston
Cardinals Top Cubs 4 2 Behind Sotheron Prowess
Allan Sotheron outpitched Guy Bush as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 4 to 2 in St. Louis. Hornsby sparked the offense, with several players contributing in a tightly fought game that featured left on base counts and timely hits.
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Guy Bush
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Gers Hornsby
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Mpires
Rigler
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Siebler Team Joins Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
The Siebler Tailoring Company amateur club, last season's Class A champions, left the Amateur Baseball Commission to join the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association led by chairman Edgar Friedlander. A likely 24 Class A clubs next season could compete under the board as Liebler teams up with Ferris Lumber in Hyde Park for a 1 pm consolation game today.
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Liebler
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Hyde Park Lumber Company
Ferris
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Shevlin
Association
Results of Yesterday's Baseball Games Across Leagues
National League games included Cincinnati 8 Pittsburg 1 and Boston 10 Philadelphia 4 while Brooklyn 3 New York 1 and St Louis 4 Chicago 2 also played. American League saw Toledo 6 0 Kansas City 1 2 and St Paul 5 5 Indianapolis 1 2. Association results show Minneapolis 11 Louisville 2 and Columbus 6 5 Milwaukee 4 11.
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Aecgnt
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Cleveland
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Association
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Bird
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Werre
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Minnealis
Louisville Actraen
Today’s Schedule of Games in the League
Pittsburgh plays Cincinnati while Chicago meets St Louis Philadelphia visits Brooklyn and Boston hosts New York in a full day of matches across major arenas. The slate features cross city duels and marquee showdowns inviting fans to track results.
British women defend Wightman Cup at Forest Hills
England wins the 1939 Wightman Cup 4 games to 3 after Kathleen McKane and Evelyn Colyer defeat Helen Wills and Mary K. Browne 6 0 6 3 in the decisive doubles. Wills earlier beat McKane in three sets as the Americans rally.
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Mary K. Browne
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Kathleen McKane
Evelyn Colyer
United States
Miss Wills
Miss McKane
America
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Miss Frey
Mrs. Chambers
Miss Goss
Miss Colyer
Miss Browne
Nationally Prominent Tennis Stars To Compete in Miami Valley Meet
The third annual Miami Valley championship opens at Terrace Park Country Club this weekend with entries from George Lott Wray Brown and other national players. Local veterans Dan Startsman Frank Payne Robert Scott Bob Harkness Charles Schmidt Tom Johnston and Jim Dugan lead Cincinnati rivals as invites from Indianapolis Dayton and Louisville join the field.
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Terrace Park Country Club
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Grenville M. Gooder
Gooder
George Lott
Illinois
Wray Brown
Downing Lott
Philadelphia
Wallace M. Johnston
William M
Little Bill) Johnston
Brown
Kut
Lott
St. Louis
Howard Kinsey
Brian I. C. Norton
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Net
Lett and Brown
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Little Miami
Dan Startsman
Frank Payne
Robert Scott
Bob Harkness
Charles Schmidt
Tom
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Louis E. Kuhler, Jr
Gren M. Gooder
East Second Street
Mickey Walker Signs Contract for Shade Bout at Yankee Stadium
New York August 15 Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey world welterweight champion saved himself from suspension by signing a 15 round match contract with Dave Shade of California to meet at Yankee Stadium September 29 Tex Rickards Madison Square Garden promoter will promote the bout The contract was signed at Walker camp Summit New Jersey and delivered to the State Athletic Commission by Jack Kearns Shade has not signed but Leo Flynn the manager is in agreement Walker to receive 37 percent of gate receipts.
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Tex Rickards
Madison Square Garden
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Summit
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Jack Kearns
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Jack Britton
Virginia Whitenack Sets World Record in 880 Yard Free
In Indianapolis on August 15 Virginia Whitenack of the Women's Swimming Association of New York set a new world mark in the 880 yard freestyle with a time of 12 minutes 56 seconds at the national swimming meet.
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Ind
Virginia Whitenack
Women’s Swimming Association of New York
Michigan Ontario League Scores Roll Call
Saginaw beat Bay City and London routed Kitchener while Flint and Hamilton posted wins as the Michigan Ontario League tally shows Saginaw 6 Bay City 2 Bay City 1 London 7 Kitchener 20 Flint 5 Hamilton 14.
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London
Flint
Hamilton
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Association's Title Series Opens Today
The Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association begins its elimination and consolation cup series this afternoon at Faessel Field and Hyde Park. Double headers feature Christ Church, L B Harrison, Purcell A C, and Tigers with strong pitching, aiming to crown the 1925 champion.
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Cassini
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L. Co
Griesser
Faessel Field
Mackmen Held To Even Break By Boston Club
Philadelphia and Boston split a double header before 20 000 fans in Boston. In the opener Harriss beat Ehmke 3 to 1 as Philadelphia tallied three runs with key hits and errors. Ruffing blanked Philadelphia 5 to 0 in the nightcap, holding them to five singles and routing Rommell for his team. Simmons idled in the second game after a 22 game hitting streak.
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Ehmke
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Simmons
Senators Beat Yankees 6 to 1 as Coveleskie Earns 16th Win
Washington defeated New York 6 to 1 behind Coveleskie who logged his 16th win. The Senators had 13 hits off Shawkey and Hoyt, with J Harris homering. Four double plays aided Washington while Athletics split a twin bill with Boston.
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Hoyt
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Yankees Rally Homer Lifts Washington in Fast Five
Box score notes detail pitching by Shawkey Coveleskie and Hoyt with Schlittler at bat. J Harris hit a homer and Gehrig stole a base while Combs and Schang produced two base hits. New York left nine on base as Washington edged ahead in a 2 5 innings listed game.
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J. Harris
Bluege
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Coveleskie
Bawk
Hoyt
Teadey
Schang. Losing Pitcher—— Shawkey
Connally, Nallin and Geisel
White Sox rally past Tigers for 12-5 win in opener
Chicago comes from behind by late hitting to beat Detroit 12 to 5 in the first game of the series. Barrett leads with four hits including two doubles, as Dick Kerr returns to pitch for Chicago in his first game since 1921.
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Whitehill
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White Sox
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Hete
Sheely
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Davis
Wingo
Oj Sheely
Fothergill
Falk
Heilmann
Itug
Sum
Detroit Beats Chicago 9 to 7 in Pitch-Heavy Contest
Faber walked twice for Detroit while Whitehill, Kerr, and Connally issued walks totaling 14. Connally earned the win after allowing 8 runs on 13 hits through seven and two thirds. Whitehill took the loss with 9 outs recorded and a wild pitch noted. Time 2 32. Umpires Ormsby Owens Evans.
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Kerr
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Rotter
Giard shuts out Indians as St Louis wins 8 to 0
St Louis pitcher Giard limits Cleveland to three hits while Miller allows no runs until the ninth. McManus and Hargrave drive in three runs with two-base and single hits as St Louis scores eight. Speaker and Cleveland infield shine on defense.
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rrors—Lamotte
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Three-Eye League Scores Notable Results
In the Three-Eye League Peoria 3 lost to Bloomington 4 while Terre Haute fell 5 to 11 against Danville. Quincy edged Springfield 2 to 1 and Evansville defeated Decatur 6 to 1.
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