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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1925

Page

6

Roush's Hitting Feature Of Cincinnati Triumph

Cincinnati Reds defeat Brooklyn Robins 3 to 2 before about 8 000 fans as Roush collects three of the Reds nine hits including a third inning Texas leaguer and a pivotal sixth inning single. Donohue outduels Vance, who fans six in nine, in a tight pitching duel.

Roush Cincinnati The Commercial Tribune Brooklyn Cincinnati Reds Dazzy Vance Rhinelanders Robins Vance Reds Donohue Texas Pinelli

Wheat Anniversary Highlights Somber Brooklyn Dodgers Game

In Brooklyn, Zack Wheat marks sixteen years with the Dodgers from Mobile as Vance battles stiffness in the middle finger. Reds and Dodgers players clash with sharp fielding and aggressive plays including Roush’s Texas Leaguer, Cruz’s relay assists, and Critz’s dramatic stunt on a sliding play at home.

Pitcher error leads to near disaster in seventh inning

Holke attempted to retire Fournier unassisted in the seventh. Had Donohue covered the bag Fournier might have been out. Donohue’s known failure to cover first was cited as the root of Holke’s miscue, though he was on the play.

Holke Fournier Donohue

Hughey Critz Drives Reds Past Brooklyn 8 to 2

Hughey Critz delivered a two run swing in the sixth helping the Reds defeat the Brooklyn nine 8 to 2. Critz also tagged Milton Stock at two down with Zack Taylor on third to prevent a comeback and keep the lead. Broth Cruz contributed several notable plays as the game drifted toward an unofficial finish.

Critz Taylor Stock Hughey Critz Reds Dazzy Vance Brooklyn Mr. Critz Milton Stock Zack Taylor Broth Cruz Caveney

Zitzmann Fails to Score in Sixth Rally at Brooklyn

Zitzmann ran for Bressler in the sixth inning but did not score, finishing the game in left field. Niehaus reached first after Holke struck out in the eighth. Holke added two singles while Hank Deberry, Vance’s longtime battery mate, was spiked at the plate in the sixth. Zack Taylor completed the game.

Zitzmann Bressler Niehaus Holke Hank Deberry Vance New Orleans Brooklyn Critz Zack Taylor Cincinnati AB Sane Brooklyn AB. R. PO Tierne Mitchell, Co Heweewenee Fournier Cox Henanee Cincinnati Ford Pinelli Stock Brown Caveney

Eds falter early but rally in sixth inning

Four Vance hits yielded early runs as the eds came alive in the sixth. Pinelli led the frame with a double and scored on Roush’s single, followed by Bressler’s sacrifice and an error on Fournier that allowed Stock to cover first.

Vance Pinelli Roush Bressler Fournier Stock

Roush Scores as Robins Turn Double Play Rally

Roush advanced to third with Bressley on second as Zitzmann tried for a big lead. Holke grounded to Stock who held Roush at third. A big rundown ensued with Robins involved, ending with Roush back to third and Zitzmann out between second and third. Holke reached second and Critz singled, driving in Roush and Holke for the win.

Roush Bressley Zitzmann Bressler Holke Stock Robins Critz Ring Roush

Baseball moment saves a run as Caveney throws out Cox

In the fifth inning Jimmy Caveney scooped a slow grounder at the back of the box and fired to throw out Dick Cox, a brilliant play that helped keep the Reds one and a half games ahead of the Mets.

Jimmy Caveney Dick Cox Reds

Caveney Delivers Long Single in Reds Rally

Caveney hit a long single to right near the first base line. Critz tried to score from first and was tagged out after a relay from Cox to Fournier to Deberry. Critz was spiked, Crtz nearly reached, Hargrave fouled out to Brown as the Reds' inning ended.

Caveney Critz Cox Fournier Deberry Crtz Hargrave

Wheat's Single Lifts Robins Past Bins on Donohue Effort

Wheat delivered an RBI single with two out in the fourth and added another single in the sixth for the Robins off Donohue. Fournier beat out a bunt single in the seventh, Cox tripled to drive Fournier, and Brown’s sacrifice scored Cox, sealing the win for the Robins.

Wheat Robins Donohue Fournier Holke Cox Brown Roush

Pirates Power Through Doubleheader Versus Phillies

Pittsburgh Pirates overwhelm Philadelphia 11 2 and 13 1 in a two game set. Traynor hits two homers in game two as Harper departs with Kremer guiding the Phillies in a lopsided twin bill. Pirates pile hits, score early, and coast to win in both games.

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International League scores from Buffalo Toronto Rochester and Baltimore

Baseball results: Jersey City split with Buffalo in Buffalo. Providence and Toronto games ended in seven innings or were called. Reading failed at Rochester and Baltimore beat Syracuse twice with multiple pitchers tallying runs and errors.

Buffalo Jersey City Best Fritag Maley Hill Jersey City Gees Kiefer Vincent Shea Jones Pond Toronto H. E. Providence Torontos Tomlin Lynn Thomas Manion Ellis Swaney Lynnee Rochester R. H. E. Reading Hester Wilson McCarthy Levsen Heed R. H Deeekins O'Neil Moore Hose R. H. E. Baltimore Syracuse Davenport Cobb Gra- Baltimonen Seal Earnshaw Henderson Jackson Ogden McKee Miller Boyd

Braves Split Doubleheader With Cubs in Boston

Boston crowd over two thousand watched the cellar Braves split a doubleheader with the Cubs. The visitors won 12 to 6 in the opener, with a late rally by Padgett and Ibson in the ninth. In the second game the Braves won 3 to 2 after two outs in the final frame.

Boston Braves Ibson Wee Padgett

Giants Win In 11 Innings Over Cardinals 7 6

Bentley's homer with one out powered the Giants to a 7 6 eleven inning win over the Cardinals at the Polo Grounds. Hartley broke a finger. Meusel and Shinners contributed in the New York lineup as the Giants extend their run of one run games to six at home. Carroll Hartley left early, Snyder came in, and Hart's injury shuffled the field.

Associated Press New York Giants Cardinals Bentley Polo Grounds New Yorkers Pirates Phillies Hartley O’parrell Snyder Blade Mueller St.Louis Ab.h.o.a N.york South Th. m Frisch Shinners Meusel Terry Bell Farrell O'Farrell Hevenow Larder Rienhart Nela Nela Fiieaisics Wisner Devine Huntz'ger Grobisis Koehler St. Louis T Groh Huntzinger Groh Hornaby Pater Lindstrom Weisner Hafey Kelly Thevenow Reinhart Hornsby St. Leis Nehf Reinhart Stru Nehf

Vancouver Bantam Title Fight Ends In Foul At Round Eight

Vic Foley of Vancouver-Canada claimed the bantamweight title by foul in the eighth round of a ten round match against Vic King who contends for the Australian bantam crown in Vancouver.

Vancouver B. C Vic Foley Vic King

Reinhart Wins Golf Crown After Opponent Crashes Into Lake

Elaine Rosenthal Reinhart of Dallas captures the Western golf championship at White Bear Yacht Club in a dramatic final against Detroit’s Harley Higbie. Higbie’s duck-hunt mishap on the 35th hole breaks a tight match as Reinhart seals victory with long putts and steady play.

White Bear Minn Elaine Rosenthal Reinhart Dallas Tex Harley Higbie Detroit Reinhart Michigan White Bear Yacht Club

Peoria Star First Baseman Sold to Washington Americans

Frank McGee first baseman of the Peoria Three-Eye Club was sold to the Washington Americans for more than $5,000 and several players. He leads the league in stolen bases and runs scored.

Peoria Ill Frank McGee Washington Americans Today

Results of Yesterday's Games in the National League

Baseball results list yesterday's NL games with scores for Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York St Louis and more. American League results include Cleveland Boston Washington Detroit Philadelphia New York St Louis Toledo Minneapolis and others.

Ww. L. Pet Ww. Pet. Aennseenene Washington Pittsburgh Philadelphia Aenneure New York Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Brooklyn Milwaukee Boston Philadelphia National League American League York Miladelphia Detroit Cleveland American Association Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus St. Paul Louisville Toledo Minneapolis

Second Annual Amateur Day Celebrated At Redland Field

The Greater Cincinnati Amateur Association hosts its second annual Amateur Day at Redland Field with field events starting at 1 PM and a baseball game Shevlin versus L. B. Harrison at 3 PM. More than 10 000 spectators expected as athletes from multiple clubs compete for speed throwing and hitting prizes while Frank Lane serves as master of ceremonies.

Redland Shevlin L. B. Harrison Redland Field Greater Cincinnatii Amateur Association City Diamonds Lungo Frank Lane Lex Minogue Elrod Butchers Jimmy Kennedy Milkie Helmencamp Harry O'Kane Siebler Tailors Botts Crowley Siegel Becker Wender Frank Albers Whitey’ Baumgartner Pleasant Ridge Lester Ballance Elmer Ruehrwein Harry Flash Albers Husky” Wilson Christ Church Keller Leonines Harry Roberson John Riffe Bill Klare Riffe Johnny Lehart The Sieblers Fred Lampe Corcoran Becker Clothes Jimmy Boyle Bill Benning Walter Gunderman Shevlins Walter Ferris Edgar Friedlander Cincinnati Greater United States

Williams Richards win national doubles title at Longwood

R Norris Williams II of Philadelphia and Vincent Richards of Yonkers defeated Australian pair Gerald Patterson and John Hawkes 6-2 8-10 11-9 to claim the 1925 national doubles championship at Longwood. The victory came after a grueling hour forty eight minutes and featured sharp net play and precise baseline smashes.

Associated Press Brookline Mass R. Norris Williams II Philadelphia Vincent Richards Yonkers N Y America Longwood Cricket Club Gerald L. Patterson John B. Hawkes Hawkes R.I Donald M. Hill Malcolm T. Hill Boston Longwood Elizabeth Ryan California Molla B. Mallory Joan Fry England New York A. Wallis Myers Julian S. Myrick Richards Patterson Williams

Delaney Improving After Operation Upheaval

Jack Delaney, light heavyweight contender for the world title, showed marked improvement at St Vincent's Hospital after an operation to relieve septic poisoning from throat abscesses. Doctors expect he may leave the hospital in about two weeks.

Bridgeport Conn Jack Delaney St. Vincent's Hospital

Terrific Slugging Leads Senators Past White Sox as Harris Stars

Joe Harris led Washington with four hits including two home runs and a double in a 12 to 1 win over Chicago. Zachary held the White Sox to six hits as the Senators stretched their lead, with miscues aiding Washington at key moments.

Joe Harris Senators White Sox Zachary Chicago Washington Goslin Kammy Kamm Edwards Robertson Wash Ab.h.o.a Ab.h.o.a. M Falk Hooper Kin Schalk Robi’son Thurnton Chicago Verdes Coslin Davis Barrett Thurston J. Harris McNeely S. Harris Peckinpaugh Rowland Moriarity Hildebrand

Cobb Celebrates 20 Years With Tygers In Detroit Win

Tyrus Raymond Cobb marked two decades with Detroit by driving in a run and scoring twice with a double and single in four trips. The Tygers beat Philadelphia 9 to 5 as Cobb autographs score cards for about 1,000 fans before the game. Hale hit a seventh inning homer, Heilmann drove in three runs with a bases loaded triple in the fifth, and Galloway, Poole, and Bassler contributed in a high-scoring Detroit frame.

Associated Press Detroit Tyrus Raymond Cobb Tygers Georgia Peach Hale Philadelphia Heilmann Phila Ab.h.o.a Tykes Haney Lamar Tavener Wingo Simmons Cobb Miller Heisman Perkins Blue Galloway Burke Poole Bassler Groves Ag Grr Baumgartner Detscht Csssene Dither French Han Quinn Wells Rommel Ormsby, McGowan Evans

Yankees Beat Browns 4 1 As Ruth Is Suspended

St Louis Aug 29 Milton Gaston could not hold the Yankees as New York won 4 to 1 ending St Louis six game surge. Babe Ruth was suspended by Huggins and Meusel moved to left field. Gehrig McManus and Wanninger starred for New York while Shocker worked for St Louis.

ST. Louis Milton Gaston New York Yankees Browns Babe Ruth Huggins Meusel N. Yk Ab.h.o.a St. L Ab.h. O.A. Johnson Rice Lamotte Combs Sisler Gehrig Jacobson Paschal M’m'nus Ogil Bennett Beng’h Hargrave Wa’'inger Gaston Wanninger McManue Hocker Shocker Johnson New York Dineen and Owens

Indians edge Red Sox 3 to 2 in tight ballgame

Indians defeat Red Sox 3 to 2 as Cleveland pushes across the go ahead run in the seventh and holds off Boston. Lee and Burnsees, Wamby power the offense with two and three base hits respectively. Hodapp and L Sewell steal bases as Ruffing and Speese duel on the mound. Time 11 23. Umpires Geisel Connolly Naellin.

Bush Gibson Graham Weis Freigau Jahn Walter Gautreau Braves Chicago H.O.A Boston H.O.A. Adams Wilson Welsh John Felix Brooks Grimm Bancroft Gonzales Burrus Grim Adams Ryan McCormick Quinn Leeieteseline Cleveland Lee Ruffing Carlyle Burnspeese Wamby Hodapp L. Sewell Speese Geisel Connolly Naellin ɢTole Ab.h Cleve H.O.A. Williams Aaamson Flagst Summa McNulty Steceee J.sewell Pothro Burns Fewster Rothrock & C L.sewell C. Picinich Boone

Leaders in pennant races as Washington and Pittsburgh surge

Washington extended its American League lead by routing Chicago 12 to 1 as Detroit defeated Philadelphia 9 to 5, while Pittsburgh and New York Giants showcased power in interleague play. The Giants lost ground with a 7 to 6 defeat to St Louis after extra innings.

Associated Press Chicago Washington Chicago White Sox Athletics Detroit Senators

Baby Bootlegger Captures Gold Cup in Collision Filled Race

Caleb Bragg aboard Baby Bootlegger, flying the Columbia Yacht Club colors, won the Gold Cup Regatta in Port Washington. The 90 mile event saw only three of nine starters finish, with Baby Shadow and Baby America II among the notable retirements and Gar Wood's entry finishing third with 873 points.

Associated Press Port Washington N. Y Caleb S. Bragey Columbia Yacht Club of New York Bragg American Power Boat Association Baby Shadow Carl G. Fisher Miami Beach Victor J. Kleisrath Port Washington Yacht Club Baby Gar Wood Baby America IL George Wood

Mrs Haughton Weds Augustine Parker in Boston Broker

Mrs Gwendolyn Whistler Haughton of Boston widow of Percy D Haughton former Harvard and Columbia coach married Augustine H Parker Boston broker in Wareham last Monday, report states.

Haughton Associated Press Wareham Mass Gwendolyn Whistler Haughton Boston Percy D. Haughton Harvard Columbia Augustine H. Parker

Western League Scores Lincoln Wichita 7 Des Moines 6

Lincoln and Wichita combined for seven runs while Des Moines was held to six in a tight Western League game. Oklahoma City also posted seven runs in a separate matchup.

Lincoln Wichita Des Moines Oklahoma City

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