Redlegs Beat Cubs 3 2 For Fourth Straight Win
Adolfo Luque pitched well allowing six hits as Cincinnati Reds defeat Chicago Cubs 3 to 2. Sam Bohne and Pat Duncan sparked late scoring and Luque's curve baffled Cubs while Virgil Cheeves took the loss. The game opened a five game set in St Louis with Nurseries of contention for both clubs.
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Cubs Rally Inning Seals Victory Over Reds
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 2 3 in a 10 inning contest with Burns and Duncan supplying key hits. Pat Duncan earns praise for a pivotal defensive catch and news of a newborn son adds a personal triumph.
Yankees Pound Red Sox Pitchers And Win 8 to 1
The New York Americans beat Boston 8 to 1 after a big fourth inning. Pipp tied a league record with his 21st straight game hit as the Yankees piled seven hits and errors by Boston helped the scoring. Shuwer?
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Cheeves Tightens Up as Reds Rally Past Redman
In a tense nine inning clash, Cheeves shuts down the Reds until a decisive seventh frame. Burns hits a pivotal triple, Daubert and Duncan drive runs, and Sambo’s defense preserves a late Reds lead before a dramatic end at the plate.
Cubs and Reds clash in second game of series
The Cubs and Reds resume their five game set this afternoon with first pitch at 3 o'clock. Manager Moran doubts the lineup choice for today and will start either Couch or Donohue. Pete has likely details to follow.
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O'Farrell Promoted to Clean-Up Role After Strong Day at Bat
O'Farrell delivered three solid singles in four tries as Manager Killefer moved him to cleanup. Pinelli robbed a fourth hit with a sharp fourth inning stop and throw. Sammy Bohne singled and doubled during a tense Cub game with strategic base running and bluff plays by O'Farrell and Klein, drawing cheers from 2,631 in attendance.
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Decoration Day Injury Sidelines Hack Miller
The report notes Hack Miller was struck on the eye and knocked out by a ball on Decoration Day, with Weis accounted for in the incident.
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Grimes Back Struggles Shift Hartnett to Lead Off
Grimes again suffers with a sore back, forcing Hartnett to cover first. The batter once enjoyed a hot hitting streak but has faded and now often bats in a weaker position.
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Reds Extend Winning Streak Set Season Best
The Reds push their current unbeaten run to four games, surpassing their prior best of three straight wins this season.
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Red catcher Luque dominates with no strikeouts or assists
Bub Hargrave could not secure a put-out as Luque had no strikeouts and no fouls. The Red catcher had one chance to throw out a stealing runner but failed on a low throw, leaving no assist.
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War correspondents travel with Chicago outfit journalists
Traveling with the Chicago outfit as war correspondents are Harry Neily of The American Frank Schreiber of The Tribune and Malcolm McLean of The Herald Examiner.
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American Association Yesterday's Results Across Cities
Results from the American Association show teams in Indianapolis with Eb and Enon and in Toledo with Batteries Palmero Sanders Hartley Wright Smith. Minneapolis St Paul not scheduled.
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Batteries Earnhardt Cobb and Others Lead Newark Reading Syracuse Notes
An International League card lists Newark and Jersey City fixtures with Battery pairs Earnhardt Cobb Baldwin Devine Greenae at Newark and Doyle Thomas Lepard Mohart Urban at Buffalo plus Frank Thomas McAvoy Hughes Martin Lynn at Reading and Rochester Syracuse contest results with box scores and run totals.
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Memphis Purchases Pitcher Pertica From St Louis Nationals
Memphis club confirms the purchase of right handed pitcher Bill Pertica from the St. Louis Nationals. Pertica spent the prior two seasons with the Cardinals before joining the Memphis Southern Association squad.
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National League results from yesterday games
Scores from yesterday show Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2 Brooklyn 5 Boston 2 New York 4 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 1. American Association Louisville 8 Indianapolis 1 Toledo 7 Columbus 2 Kansas City 8 Milwaukee 3. American League New York 8 Boston 1 Cleveland 5 Chicago 4 St Louis 8 Detroit 3 Philadelphia Washington no game. International League Rochester 9 Syracuse 4 Jersey City 8 Newark 1 Toronto 17 Buffalo 9 Reading 10 Baltimore 5.
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Today's Major League Schedule Highlights
The schedule lists Chicago at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Boston, New York at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Louisville, Kansas City at Indianapolis, Minneapolis at Columbus, St. Paul at Toledo, plus American League games Cleveland at Detroit, St. Louis at Chicago, Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Washington, Toronto at Buffalo, Rochester at Syracuse, and Baltimore at Reading.
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Pete Hermans Sight Restored By Specialist
New Orleans May 31 Pete Herman the former bantamweight champion who had been totally blind for over a year regained sight today as Dr Jonas W Rosenwald removed the bandages The pugilist praised the moment and said he would retire from fighting but may become a manager He explained his blindness stemmed from an injury in a charity bout in Philadelphia and the left eye failed him years earlier paving the way to his two title wins with one eye blocked by injury
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Three Home Runs Give Giants 4 1 Win Over Phillies
Meusel Groh and Kelly hit three homers as the New York Giants defeat Philadelphia 4 to 1 in the first game of the series. Tierney debuted as Philadelphia’s new second baseman. Giants' hits total seven off Mitchell and Hubbell.
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Cardinals Defeat Pirates 4 1 In Openers Of Series
St Louis wins the first game of the Pittsburgh series 4 to 1 as Meadows allows five hits in the fourth inning, marking his debut against his former teammates. Notable hits include Freeman Freigau and Flack with two bases.
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Downey and Perry Set for Columbus Title Bout
Pittsburgh middleweight Jack Perry and Columbus fighter Anthony Downey are matched for a twelve round bout in Columbus on Monday night. Dick Reichle of the Red Sox leads batting honors as a college boy shows power at the plate.
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Indians Rally For 5 4 Win Over White Sox In Chicago
Tris Speaker belted a sixth inning homer with a man aboard to give Cleveland a 5 4 victory in Chicago in the final game of the series. The Indians created several scoring chances but could not push more runs across as Speaker provided the decisive blow.
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Tigers Fall 8 to 3 to St. Louis in Detroit
Detroit ball club the Tigers were routed 8 to 3 by St. Louis in a May 31 game. The Tigers offense struggled while the Cardinals built early leads and held on for the setback at home.
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Walter Hagen Wins English Golf Match
Walter Hagen American holder of the British Open led the Northern professional championship at Lytham Lancashire May 31 with a 72 to match yesterday. Frank Ball Langley Park tied Hagen at 144 after two rounds while Jim Barnes 75 total 148 Gene Sarazen 149 Johnny Farrell 161 others also close in the 72 hole event.
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Scottish pro golf title won by A W Butchare in Ayrshire
In Galoes Ayrshire on May 31 A W Butchare of Barassie Ayrshire won the Scottish professional championship with a 301 aggregate over 72 holes. In Dublin final J D McCormack Hermitage defeated L Werner Dublin University 2 and 1 to win the Irish Amateur Championship for natives, after beating titleholder E Munn Northwest 2 and 1 yesterday.
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Big Four Athletes Set Picnic at Zoo Field
The Big Four Athletic Association picnic for railroad employees will be held at the Zoo tomorrow. Baseball games are planned and dancing will be free between 1 and 5 p.m. Committee members include James Thomson L EB Smith N W Newberry W F Bryson Joseph Burk Jean Frankel G F Seward and Miss Gertrude Moesta.
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Speedway officials plan meeting on course future
Indianapolis officials including founder Carl G Fisher will convene soon to discuss the future use of the speedway amid talk of dismantling it for a new track in another city. He says patriotic opposition to Memorial Day races is not blocking plans as track needs $200000 in upgrades. A fatal crash yesterday left Hubert Schoopo LaFayette dead and Tom Alley in critical condition. Tommy Milton won the 500 miles in 5 hours 29 minutes 50.17 seconds at 90.95 mph.
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Batteries and Teams in Southern Association Report
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Providence College Falls 5-0 to Georgetown in Baseball
Georgetown blanked Providence College 5-0 in a college baseball game. Georgetown pitchers held the Friars to no runs while contributing multiple hits and solid defense.
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