Donohue Shuts Phils, Reds Split Twin Bill in Philly
Pete Donohue dominated the Phillies in the first game as Cincinnati won 4 to 0, then the Reds lost 4 to 3 in the second. Rube Bressler left with a sprained ankle after colliding with Jimmy Wilson, and Eppa Rixey starred for Philadelphia before fading in the late innings.
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Sam Hardy Enters National Clay Court Championship
Sam Hardy former United States Davis Cup captain enters the national clay court tennis championship in St Louis beginning Friday. He will play singles and doubles with Alfred H. Chapin Jr. of Springfield Mass. Hardy won the national clay court singles title in 1917 and with Charles Garland captured the doubles title in 1917 and 1916.
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Giants Take Opener Of Pirate Series 7-6
The New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 6 in the opener of a five game series. Home runs by Moore and Cuyler helped New York, with solid defense including three double plays. Frisch and Young contributed key hits as Giants chalked up 13 hits and overcame Greenfield.
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Fight off Fancho Villa O'Brien bout promoter cites illness
Portland promoter Bobby Evans canceled the scheduled Friday night match between Fancho Villa and Tommy O'Brien after Villa's San Francisco manager said Villa had three teeth extracted and is too ill to box.
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Rosenberg Sarmiento Bout Postponed By Rain
The ten round no decision bantamweight title fight at Olympic Arena Cleveland was postponed from tonight to tomorrow due to rain. Charley Phil Rosenberg faces Pere Sarmiento in a scheduled title bout in Cleveland.
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Braves Top Cardinals In Doubleheader Sweep
Boston Braves beat St Louis 4 2 in game one as Jess Barnes and Kyle Graham hold the Cards to seven hits each Bernie Neis homered in the fourth inning. In game two Boston wins 8 7 behind solid hitting and pitching with Bottomley and Welsh keying the offense and Toporcer leading the runners.
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Rabbit Maranville makes managerial debut guiding the Chicago Cubs to a 10 to 5 victory over Brooklyn. Cooper starts for Chicago, relieved by Bush in the eighth as the Cubs rally for seven runs in the sixth inning to break a 2-2 tie. Oeschger starts for Brooklyn and is charged with the loss.
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Harry Wills plans a European vacation sailing tomorrow on the Cunard Berengaria from New York. Jack Dempsey's manager Jack Kearns says the champion will not defend his title this year against Wills or Gene Tunney and may train four months with a Labor Day bout against Bartley Madden in Michigan City.
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Tulsa Triumphs Over Wichita in Low-Scoring Match
Tulsa defeated Wichita 4 to 0 as St. Joseph edged in with a 1 goal tally. The results show Tulsa’s strong defense and efficient offense, marking a clear margin over Wichita while St. Joseph secured a separate win.
Results of Yesterday's Games in National and American Leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 4 to 3 over ee and Boston 7 to 8, St. Louis 4 to 2, Chicago 10 to 0, Brooklyn 5 to New York 7, Pittsburgh 6. American League shows Minneapolis 11 to Toledo 1, Kansas City 6 to 6 with Indianapolis 3 to 2, and St. Louis 12 to 6 over New York 1 to 5. Some games listed as rain include Boston at Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleveland. Association results show St. Paul 5 over Columbus 2 and Louisville 9 over Milwaukee 5 with Toledo at Minneapolis and Columbus at St. Paul scheduled.
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Rabbit Maranville Named Cubs Manager to Succeed Killefer
Walter J. Rabbit Maranville was appointed manager of the Chicago Cubs succeeding William Killefer. At 34 next November he joins a group of youthful playing managers in the majors including Harris Hornsby Bancroft and others. Maranville will be in the lineup daily and his contract runs through year end with potential extension if successful.
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Shadow hike led by Riordan in Madisonville area
The Hikers The Walkers Club of Greater Cincinnati plans a Thursday shadow hike starting at 7 from the Madisonville car line along Shawnee Run road. John Riordan leads. The group hosts a Sunday outing at the Cincinnati Gym Boat Club for the C G A C walking club. Fifty walkers joined last Thursday despite the storm.
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Ohio Valley Hikers Hold First Twilight Walk
The Ohio Valley Hikers Association held its inaugural twilight walk last night from the Ludlow Ky car line to Ft Mitchell. Despite threatening weather a good turnout of hikers completed a six mile route through scenic northern Kentucky areas.
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Lyons Hurls Chicago To Win Over Champs
Chicago defeats Washington 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel as Ted Lyons allows five hits to Dutch Ruether's eight. Washington took an early lead in the first inning but Chicago answered with two runs and then held on for the win.
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Browns Rally to Take Doubleheader Over Yankees in St Louis
The Browns defeated the New York Yankees in a two game set 12-2 and 5-2 at St Louis on July 7. Harry Rice delivered the decisive run in the ninth of the second game while Earl Combs homered in the Yankees half of the inning to tie the score.
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Weather Halts Chattanooga at Little Rock Baseball
Rain delayed the game between Chattanooga and Little Rock in six innings. No final score was recorded as conditions paused play.
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Stage River Swim In Ohio August 22
Cincinnati Gymnasium Athletic Club announced its eleventh annual Ohio River swim set for Saturday August 22. The four mile eighty yard race will be directed by Assistant Physical Director Ray Costello who aims to attract nationally prominent swimmers. Prizes include handsome cups and medals as the event returns to its long running marathon status with past champions like Walter Laufer and trophies from multiple clubs listed.
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Stecher defeats Vadelfi in straight falls at Riverside Arena
Joe Stecher claimed the world wrestling title by pinning Oresta Vadelfi in two straight falls at Riverside Arena. Stecher dominated with scissors grips, taking 15 minutes for the first fall and 11 for the second, while Vadelfi teloped, then fell to a final arm and scissors lock. Also on card, Steinke defeated Nick Gotch in two straight falls, and local wrestler Al Thomas beat Paul Polowskie in a one fall bout.
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McGraw Signs Hurlers Star Herman Holshouser
Herman Holshouser amateur pitching ace from North Carolina has been signed by John McGraw of the Giants and will report to the majors immediately. The Rowan County native is regarded as a pitcher of real promise and McGraw has pursued him for some time.
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