Casualty List Grows As Allen Is Injured
Buffalo May 31 The Reds beat the Bisons 10 to 8 as Ethan Allen was knocked unconscious by a pitched ball in the ninth inning. Jim Wiltsie worked seven innings for the Bisons while Jabonowski faced relief for the Reds. Cincinnati pulled away in the ninth with a three run burst to secure the victory.
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Reds Head for Boston After Game in Buffalo
The Reds rushed to the depot after the game and caught the 6 o clock train to Boston, where they begin a four game series tomorrow afternoon with further games on Saturday.
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Baseball Weekends Run On With Rain and Rest Nixed
The Red’s team arrived in Buffalo and faced a light crowd as managers debated whether to play. Carl Mays was set to start against Boston with four days’ rest, while Pete Donohue was planned for the Saturday game. George Kelly’s leg shows improvement, and Cal Lagan’s six inning catch highlighted the fielding.
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Greyhound Colony Augments Racers with 200 More Dogs
Springdale Greyhound track prepares for opening with concrete box seats along the rail and a five foot deep pit for unobstructed viewing. Two hundred additional dogs arrived from across the United States, including George Vaughn who brings fifteen dogs and the veteran hurdler Spike O'Brien, though Spike may be retired from racing due to age.
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Miami U. moundsman signed by Cardinals
Kenneth Red Miller twenty two year old pitcher on the Miami University baseball team has signed with the St Louis Cardinals and will report to them at the close of the college semester officials announced in Oxford Ohio on May 31.
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International League baseball scores and standings excerpt
The ledger lists multiple games with teams Jersey City Montreal Baltimore and Reading. It shows line scores with runs hits and errors, noting locations Newark Rochester and Reading and listing pitchers and battery pairs Higgins Himes Shoffner Horne Head Kamp Fischersee Shawkey Daly Coombe Cantrell Dixon Fowler Lake as the battery combinations. The fragment captures a busy minor league slate with varied results.
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Western League Scoreboard Delivers Tight Battles
Pueblo tied Des Moines 7-7, Oklahoma City crushed Amarillo 11-0, Denver fell to Omaha 1-3, Wichita edged Tulsa 11-12 with a close finish.
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Pirates End Six-Game Slide With 3-2 Win Over Cardinals
The Pittsburgh Pirates snap a six-game skid by defeating the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 in the final game of the series. Harl Smith hit a decisive sixth inning homer with no one on, and Paul Waner and Glenn Wright delivered the late go ahead plays. Carmen Hill pitched well for St Louis and Jesse Haines matched him, but Pittsburgh held on for the victory.
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Braves Sweep Phillies 9 4 as Sisler Hits NL Home Run
Boston Braves rout Philadelphia 9 to 4 in a four game sweep. George Sisler belts his first National League homer in the second inning as the Braves pound three Philadelphia pitchers for thirteen hits. Hornsby doubles twice and a single, while Bob Smith held the Phillies to limited hits.
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Batteries Lead Doubleheader In American Association Action
At Indianapolis Louisville defeated by 9 to 7 in a high scoring game while Columbus beat its opponent 16 to 10. Batteries were led by Moss Thompson Leverette Spencer for Louisville and Scott ONeil Lyons Wyckoff Fishbaugh and Ferrell for Columbus. Only games scheduled today.
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Baseball scores from yesterday in both leagues
National League results show Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 2 and Boston 9 Philadelphia 4. American League action lists New York 4 Washington 0 and Chicago 7 1 St Louis 2 2 with Detroit 9 Cleveland 4. Philadelphia at Boston postponed by rain. Indianapolis 2 Louisville 1 and Toledo 7 Columbus 3.
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Schedule of Baseball Games Across Cities
Cincinnati hosts Boston and St Louis plays Philadelphia while Chicago meets Pittsburgh and Brooklyn faces New York. In the American League no games are scheduled with St Paul at Louisville Minneapolis at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Columbus and Kansas City at Toledo on the slate.
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Camargo Course Rates With Best Nationally Known Designer
Frank Hill Smith, famed golf course designer, calls Camargo one of the finest he has played, during a Cincinnati visit with Jimmy Bush. Scores noted include Bush 78, Smith 83, Chatfield 81, Seal 88, and Camargo pro Bill Jackson 72 with Al Gerring 76.
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Withrow Hi Players Lead Net Tourney Wins In Ohio Valley
Four preliminary victories by Withrow Hi players help lead through the Ohio Valley high school net tournament at Evanston and Hyde Park. Hughes adds three wins. Newport, the defending champ, has two. Notable performances include Clover Hoy for Withrow and Earl Bossong for Hughes.
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Aurora Racing Results Highlight Fast Track Times
Results from a crowded card show multiple claiming races with purses of 1000 dollars and faster times across distances from 5 to 8.5 furlongs. Winners include J G Denny aboard Bill Henry and Honeyfish ridden by McCrossen, with notable placings for Supporter and Nine Dollars. Weather clear, track fast. The Three-Eye League standings list Decatur, Springfield, and others with varied scores.
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Ridgewood Club hosts visitors as Hick records three birdies
Al Joslin welcomed Irvin Bauer, Templeton Briggs, and Bunny Smethurst at the Reading Club yesterday afternoon. R. A. Hick of Ridgewood Golf Club posted three consecutive birdies on the sixteenth to eighteenth greens, finishing with a near miss at the short seventeenth for a potential hole-in-one.
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Cochet Beats Hunter as France Tops Americans at Auteuil
In Auteuil France, Henri Cochet defeated Francis T Hunter 1-6 6-3 6-4 6-3 in the fourth round of the international hard court championships. Penelope Anderson of Richmond VA fell to Eileen Bennett of England 6-3 7-9 7-5, leaving Helen Wills as the sole US woman left. Miss Wills was idle.
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Guery Beats Rose in Ft Thomas Lightweight Clash
Midget Guery of Newport outboxed Billy Rose of Cincinnati in a ten round wind upset at Fort Thomas. Rose scored a second round knockdown but Guery dominated from round two, earning recognition as Greater Cincinnati lightweight champion. Semi finals featured Mitchell over Curtain, Neal stopping Patch, Coogan knocking out Shaw, Miller stopping Parker, and Hebe defeating Ammon.
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Horse racing results and college baseball scores
In Hamilton five races with claiming purses of 400 dollars feature Straight, Place, and Show results for Miss Beverly, Esther Hay, Pacheco, and others. Scratches include Western Eagle and Sally Polly. College baseball notes Providence defeats Georgetown, Ashland tops Kent, Keio University beats Fordham in twelve, Chicago manages Ohio State, and Hiram over Mt. Union.
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Four Yankee UTIL Men Parade In 4-0 Senator Shutout
New York, May 31. Yankees win third of four from Washington using four utility players. Babe Ruth hits his nineteenth homer with two RBI in fifth. Cedric Durst also homers. Herb Pennock blanks Senators on four hits in eight innings for his eighth win. Hadley takes loss.
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White Sox and Browns Split Doubleheader in St Louis
In St Louis on May 31 the Chicago White Sox defeated the Browns 7 to 2 in the first game and the Browns won 2 to 1 in ten innings. Blaeholder and Wiltse struggled in game one while Lyons limited the Browns to seven scattered hits. Game two featured a pitching duel between Adkins and Gray with five hits allowed each. all three runs came on homers, Schulte hitting a deciding circuit in the tenth.
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Tigers 9 Indians 4 in Cleveland May 31
Detroit defeats Cleveland 9 to 4 in three straight, aided by five doubles and a triple. Gibson walks four but holds the Indians to two runs in the final inning. Shaute and Buckeye struggle, while Galloway, Rice, and Fothergill collect three hits each. Shaute exits after seven. Buckeye allows six hits and two runs.
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Baseball scores from Pacific Coast and Texas Leagues
Box scores show San Francisco 5 Portland 6 Oakland 7 Missions 5 Sacramento 1 Hollywood 6 Los Angeles 4 Seattle 5 in the Pacific Coast League. Texas League results include Houston 10 Wichita Falls 5 Waco 6 Dallas 7 San Antonio 4 Shreveport 6 Beaumont 6 Ft Worth 14.
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