Reds and Pirates Split Morning And Afternoon Games
At Forbes Field Pittsburgh the Reds beat the Pirates 9 to 5 in the afternoon while Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 7 to 2 in the morning. Carl Mays pitched well in the morning though the day featured stout hitting from both clubs and mixed results for Morrison in the afternoon.
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Reds Triumph Over Pirates 7-2 In Cincinnati
Carl Mays pitched superbly as the Reds defeated the Pirates 7 to 2. Reds built a three run fifth inning while Mays shut down Pittsburgh with a steady mix of control and movement. Key plays include Picinich and Pinelli driving in runs, and Walker making a game turning double play in the Reds’ early threat.
Gratham Duo Drives Rally to Victory Ending
Grantham doubled to right Traynor scored and Smith finished with a bounce that Critz and Pipp helped seal the win.
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Pirates Triumph In Sloppy 9-6 Victory Over Reds
A draggy game with many walks and weak pitching stretched beyond two hours as the Pirates toppled the Reds 9 to 6. Red Lucas faltered in the third inning and Eppa Rixey yielded three runs in relief, while Johnny Morrison struggled for Cincinnati. Waner and Gooch drove hits for Pittsburgh and the turning point came in the Pirates third when their bats erased Lucas and produced several runs.
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National League results with varied scores from yesterday
In the National League Cincinnati won 7 to 5 while Pittsburgh lost 2 to 9. New York defeated Philadelphia 12 to 1. St Louis 5 Chicago 3 and 8. Boston and Brooklyn games were rained out. American League had Boston 2 2 and Philadelphia 0 8. Chicago 3 4 Cleveland 1 5. Detroit 10 7 St Louis 7 9. Washington at New York rained out. American Association Milwaukee 5 4 Kansas City 3 1. Louisville 2 9 Indianapolis 1 11. Toledo 8 5 Columbus 7 4. St Paul 8 Minneapolis 5.
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National League and American Association Baseball Schedule
Today's schedule lists National League games: Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Chicago, Boston at Brooklyn, New York at Philadelphia, Detroit at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Boston, Washington at New York in two games. American Association games include Toledo at Louisville, Columbus at Indianapolis, St. Paul at Milwaukee, and Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Reds Rally Past Pirates in Turbulent Contest
Critz and Rixey sparked the Reds with a second inning double and single as the Pirates scored early. Morri son and Carey drove in runs for Pittsburgh while McInnis and Hargrave produced for Cincinnati. The Reds narrowed the gap in the seventh and Carey later scored in the eighth on Cuyler’s two baser.
Tim Mara Singles Out Old Champion in Belmont Park Talk
At Belmont Park crowds discuss aging sprinters led by a claim that a man over 60 could still run 11 seconds in 100 yards. Madden praises a legendary rival of Man o War era, while Kittleman and others are recalled, and Golden Spire's rise from $4,500 class to strong Derby contender is highlighted.
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Doubleheader Split as Phillies Edge Red Sox in Game One
In a two game set the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Boston Red Sox 6 to 2 in the opener with Earl Ehmke pitching the win and Zahniser and others holding Boston in check in the second game. The clubs combined for few errors and the scoreless innings proved decisive in a tense Labor Day style matchup.
Baseball Notes On Morning Games And Player Injuries
Interferes greatly with his pitching but is gradually recovering. Roush struck out in the fourth as Edd bunt attempt with two strikes backfired. A float of the American flag, World Series pennants and a cure for catarrh balloon hovered above center field. Herrmann and Curly Blake will stay for tomorrow’s game before returning to Cincinnati. Curt Walker starred in the Reneint game at Pirateville as Moore Carey and Cuyler exerted effort against Red right fielder. Pinelli wore scars from two hits, yet scored each time. Mays showed precise control with seven hits allowed through nine innings, the Pirates scoring only in the ninth as he eased up.
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Chicago and St Louis split doubleheader in Chicago
St Louis won the first game 5 to 3 as hits produced runs off Bush. Chicago captured the nightcap 8 to 7 with an eighth inning rally. A large crowd filled the field forcing ground rules adjustments.
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White Sox and Indians split twin bill in Cleveland
In a May 31 doubleheader, Chicago won the first game 3 to 1 while Cleveland captured the nightcap 5 to 4 in twelve innings. Key moments included Spurgeon Burns and Barrett contributions and a late Cleveland rally in the twelfth.
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Pirates Field Notes From Forbes Field May Rain Damps Spirits
A drizzle at Forbes Field did not dampen 80,000 fans as Reds and Pirates games entertained. Pete Donohue to start tomorrow. Curt Walker misfortune on hits. Eppa Rixey suffers neuralgia and wears a head bandage. Ground upkeep praised, infield protected by police cordon.
Reds Sell Sukeforth to Minneapolis Club
Clyde Sukeforth catcher from Cincinnati nationals has been bought by the Minneapolis Association club. He will join the Millers at Milwaukee Saturday.
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International League Baseball Notes From Reading and Buffalo
Reading and Baltimore produced shutout and run totals with Jackson Parnham Cobb Beard Lynn Batteries. Buffalo games featured Schelberg Grabowski and teammates against Morrow Leverenz Lucey Bolen Brice Lake. Rochester split with Gichschuterter and O Neill Moore Devine, while Toronto and Rochester played a seven inning agreement. Newark Jersey City games postponed by rain.
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Battery lineups and scores from early season games
In St Paul and Indianapolis reports, lineups list R H Mingeeuolis Salis St Paul and several batteries including Middleton Greene Byler Schupp Roettger Hoffman. Other games show McNamara Clarkson Heving Palmero Meuter at Batters Milwaukee Kansas City and Louisville Indianapolis matches with Edelman Young Dawson Devormer Henry and Zinn Snyder on various rosters.
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McKechnie to Start Songer in Morning Game
Manager McKechnie chose Don Songer to open the season as several veterans suffer arm fatigue and debility. Nearly 20 000 fans braved threatening weather to enter the arena amid excitement. Artie Nehl experiences a peculiar egglike numbness in fingers and feet, affecting his pitching and fielding as the Reds pursue recovery after being sold to Cincinnati. The condition remains troubling but Nehl seeks improvement with club support.
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Jones to Play in British Open at St Andrews
The American Walker Cup team toured St Andrews as Jones and Sweetser both posted strong starts. Jones shot a par 72 in a match with George Von Elm while Sweetser eagled early and others posted solid scores as the Americans study the famous links ahead of the British Open. Jones then decided to stay for the Open starting June 21, along with Mackenzie Von Elm and Watts Gunn, while Sweetser plans to sail June 5.
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Frisco Fielder Hurts After Pitched Ball Collision
Evar Swanson, center fielder for the Mission club of the Pacific Coast League, was knocked unconscious by a pitched ball in the game with the San Francisco Seals. Initial reports spoke of a skull fracture, but X rays showed no fracture. He remains in hospital for further checks. Maris Griffin pitched for the Seals.
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Tygers 10 to Browns 7 in doubleheader split
Detroit and St. Louis split a May 31 doubleheader as the Browns won 9 to 7 in the nightcap after the Tygers built a five run lead in the second inning. Whitehill pitched well for Detroit in game one but Browns rallied late. Cobbmen prevailed 10 to 7 in the opener.
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Giants Rout Quakers 12 to 1 in Rain-Interrupted Game
The New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Quakers 12 to 1 after rain postponed the morning session. Frisch and Southworth homered as Giants pounded four Philadelphia pitchers for nineteen hits in the afternoon contest.
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Covington Naval Student Honored With Navy Sword
In Annapolis on May 31 midshipmen Royce N Flippen of Covington Kentucky and William W Rutledge of St. Louis Missouri received the Navy Athletic Association sword and Thompson trophy cup honors. Flippen named best individual athlete for his football and basketball play. Rutledge engraved on the cup for leadership and contributions to field and track, including a pole vault title and record in the broad jump.
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Harry Mason Loses Welterweight Title in British Bout
Jack Sood of Birmingham defeated Harry Mason of Leeds on points in twenty rounds for the Welterweight championship of Great Britain. The Lonsdale belt contest took place at Holland Park Hall in London on May 31.
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Rice Double Play Seals Detroit St. Louis Game
Rice. Double Play Gerber Mellilo and Sisler. Left on Bases Detroit 6 St Louis 3. Bases on Ball by Holloway 3 by Ward 2 Ballou 1. Struck out by Holloway 2 by Wells 1 by Ballou 5 in 9. Off Holloway 8 in two thirds innings off Collins 1 in one third inning off Wells 0 in 8 innings off Wingard 1 in one third inning off Jonnard 6 in one and two thirds innings off Ballou 7 in five innings. Hit by Pitcher Rice by Holloway. Winner Pitcher Ballou. Losing Pitcher Holloway. Time 1 58. Umpires Nallin Monnolly Geisler.
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