May Chased in Third After Yielding 8 Runs
Cardinals rout Reds 8 to 1 to sweep five game series and move into first place ahead of Pirates. Jakie May lasted under three innings, Her-man Kemner relieved to post a strong start but Cardinals bats broke through in final, Hafey homered and Douthit delivered early runs. Reds fail to capitalize on chances despite two-hit first three innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Jakie May
Reds
Chicago
Cardinals
Pirates
Phils
Braves
Jack Hendricks
Herman Kemner
Kemner
Frisch
Hafey
Roettger
Frankhouse
Douthit
Wilson
Fred Frankhouse
Southworth
Sraff
Cruz
Shaner
Ford
Sukeforth
Crutz
Purdy
Chick Hafey
Cincinnati
May
Bottomley
Gelbert
Ieee
AB. R
Swanson
Alien
R. F S
Dressen
Eueerestre
Frisch Doutit
Frankhouse Cruz
Bottomley Sukeforth
Jorda
Magerkurth
Klem
Compston defeats Hagen in British Open tuneup at Moor Park
Archie Compston Great Britain's top match play golfer upset Walter Hagen eight up and seven to play in a 36 hole match at Moor Park England. Hagen suffered fatigue and poor mood as Compston outplayed him with superior putting and driving accuracy in the morning and afternoon rounds. The result reduced Hagen's Open triumph shine and set up a second encounter in Birmingham tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moor Park
England
Archie Compston
Great Britain
Walter Hagen
Birmingham
Compston
Hagen
Hagan
Big Ten to Hear Iowa Petition Next Week
Iowa's bid for reinstatement in the Big Ten will be reviewed at a Chicago meeting next week. Prof. George A. Goodenough said he would meet with Iowa representatives and conference officials to consider the petition and set a hearing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Champaign
Chicago
George A. Goodenough
Big Ten
Goodenough
P. E. French
Ohio State
James Page
Minnesota
Northwestern University
Walter Jessup
John L. Griffith
Landis
Stanford Dominates Collegiate Track Trials at Penn
Stanford University led by coach Dink Templeton dominated the intercollegiate AAA track trials in Philadelphia winning 14 qualifying spots. Penn followed with 10 as Southern California and Yale tied with eight apiece, while NYU and Georgetown also earned strong showings as the meet heads to finals. Cardinal star Harlow Rozhert set the only day record in the shot put, 50 feet 3 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan J. Gould
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Stanford University
Dink
Templeton
Harlow Rozhert
Eric Krenz
Krenz
Leo Kirby
Stanford
Cardinals
Pennsylvania
Lawson Robertson
Quakers
Harold Lamberg
Southern California
Charley Borah
Vic Williams
New York University
Yale
Violet
Phil Edwards
Fred Veit
Dorap
Pacific Coast
Hec
Dyer
Harvard
Georgetown
Syracuse
Cornell
Colgate
Pittsburgh
Dartmouth
California
Holy Cross
Bates
Brown
Penn State
Michigan State
Princeton
Boston College
Swarthmore
Maine
Baseball scores from yesterday in the National and American Leagues
The National League saw St. Louis defeat Cincinnati 8 to 1 and Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 10 to 7. In the American League Philadelphia won 9 to 6 over Detroit. Only game results were scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Milwaukee and St Paul Victors in A A A A Action
American Association results list Milwaukee beating Kansas City 2 1 Louisville edging Indianapolis 5 4 and St Paul defeating Minneapolis 6 4 in a set of league games with listed scores.
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American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Schedule of Today’s NBA Matches Across Cities
Boston faces Cincinnati in a Boston game. New York meets Chicago in a New York showdown. Philadelphia travels to Pittsburgh. Brooklyn plays St. Louis. Cleveland hosts Boston. Chicago visits New York. Detroit visits Philadelphia. St. Louis travels to Washington.
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St. Louis
York
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Fe
National League
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Matchups Set for City League Clamp (Note: 70-char limit reached)
Louisville faces Indianapolis while Kansas City meets Milwaukee and Minneapolis encounters St. Paul. Columbus plays Toledo in a dense regional schedule.
International League Scores Report
Reading beats Baltimore 11 to 4 as Batteries Keen Bool Osborn Fowler Zubbis Schuster Styles lead a 14 hit attack. Newark clocks Jersey City 4 to 1 behind Miller Jorgens Bagby Moore Stahlman with 8 runs. Buffalo hosts Montreal in a tense 9 to 6 Montreal win. Rochester tops Toronto 12 to 11 with Page Fisher Doyle ONeill Littlejohn Derring and Co. delivering strong hitters and fielding.
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Reading
R. H. E. Baltimore
Moore
Stahlman
Buffalo
BRES
Montreal
Falk
Nichols and Niebergal
Faulkner Williams
Collins
Rochester
Toronto
Roches
Page
Fisher
Doyle
O'Neill
Batteries Listed at City Hubs in American Association Tour
The record enumerates teams and players across cities Minneapolis Indianapolis Milwaukee and Louisville with Battery lines listing Betts Hopkins Hargrave Rhei McMullen Deberry Wilkinson Bird Day Pétere Gearin Young and others for various matchups and rosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Betts, Hopkins and Hargrave
Rhei
McMullen
Indianapolis
Louisville
Deberry, Wilkinson and Bird
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Pétere
Gearin
Young
Bucs Fall to Phillies 10-7 in Slugfest Opening Series
Philadelphia jolted Pittsburgh 10 to 7 in the opener of a series here as Klein and O Doul led a heavy Philadelphia attack with home runs. The Pirates briefly tied the game in the fifth before the Phillies pulled away again in the eighth. Wiloughby won for Philadelphia while Dawson took the loss. Time 2:36. Umpires Pfirman Quigley Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucs
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccanneers
Kiein
O’doul
Quakers
Pirates
Thompson
Pittsb
H. Ara
Bartell
Brickell
Whitney
Stroner Ae
Klein
OjAdams
McGraw
Mana
Meime
Baame
Peel
Davis
Sheely
Hargreaves
Dawson
Meimie
Hurst
Traynor
Grantham Brickell
French
Willoughby
Sweetland
Wrestling Opens With Two Finals At Coney Tonight
Tonight's program features two finals at Coney. Hans Steinke faces Jack Washburn in a 2 of 3 falls match. Stanislaus Zbyszko meets Paul Martinson in a single fall or time limit. Frank Aguaya wrestles George Kojat single fall or 30 minutes. Vito Garivaldi takes on Lloyd Garter single fall or 30 minutes.
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Coney Tonight
Hans Steinke
Jack Washburn
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Paul Martinson
Frank Aguaya
George Kojat
Vito Garivaldi
Lloyd Garter
Baumann to referee Coney Island show opens boxing card
Lou Baumann famed Cincinnati boxing referee returns to the ring as arbiter for the opening double wind-up at Coney Island race track stadium. Preliminaries feature Young Camille and international wrestlers including Stanislaus Zbyszko versus Paul Martinson and other bouts with Aguaya Kojat and Garter versus Gari vali. The show begins at 8 15 p.m.
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Lou Baumann
Cincinnati
Coney Island Race Track
Baumann
Camille
Creeley
Hans Steinke
Jack Washburn
Hollywood
Cal
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Paul Martinson
Mighty Pole
Frank Aguaya
Mexico
George Kojat
Milwaukee Flash
Lloyd Garter
St. Louis
Vito Garivaldi
American aces reach French Open semi finals
In Paris on May 31 three American stars advanced in the French championships quarter finals. Big Bill Tilden and Helen Wills defeated European leaders Baron Humbert de Morpurgo and Helene Lafaurie to reach the semi finals. Frank Hunter led Jean Borotra two sets to one before play halted at dusk with the match to resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
toNghatter
United States
Big Bill Tilden
Helen Wills
America
Europe
Baron Humbert de Morpurgo
Italy
Helene Lafaurie
France
Frank Hunter
Jean Borotra
Tilden
Liss Wills
Helen
Helene
Mme. Lafaurie
Eileen Bennett
England
Hunter
Central League Scores Reported For Springfield Erie Canton Fort Wayne
Springfield 2 beats Erie C. Dayton 13 onslaught. Canton 1, Ft Wayne 12 over Akron 6 in the Central League results.
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Springfield
Erie C. Dayton
Canton
Ft. Wayne
Akron
Fisher Joins Highland Golf Squad For Cincinnati League Opener
Johnny Fisher, a Highland Country Club junior and Ohio interscholastic champ, earns a spot on the club team as Highland meets Hillcrest in the Cincinnati Golfers League today. Frank Marty’s absence gives Fisher a first chance to prove himself as the six-man winning lineup seeks to stay undefeated in the Red division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Fisher
Highland Country Club
Cincinnati
Cincy
Highland
Erwin Stapp
Louise Wise
Vint Stegeman
Hugh Stewart
Frank Marty
Joe Sandifer
Marty
Fisher
Ft. Mitchell
Hyde Park
Western Hills
Hillcrest
Losantiville
Cincinnati Women’s Golfers’ League
Maketewah
Clovernook
Wyoming
Camargo
Beret c
Maketewabh
Public baseball diamonds allotted for today and tomorrow
Recreation Commission assigns Deer Creek and Evanston fields to amateur teams with lineups including Cincinnati Victor, General Electric, Hyde Park groups, Fay & Egan, and many ties across Deer Creek Nos. 1 through 6 plus U. S. Playing Card and U. S. Printing matches. Tomorrow lists morning and afternoon games across multiple venues with diverse local clubs and sponsors.
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The
Recreation Commission
Deer Creek
S. Fidelity and Guarantee
Pirates
Cincinnati
Oakley Merchants
General Electric
Graybar
Evanston
Seventh Presbyterian
Evanston Presbyterian
Fay & Egan
H. C. Stanforth
Inwood
Sunshine League
Noyes Field
Hyde Park
M. E
Knox Presbyterian
St. Clair—Stegner Turtleiine
Crosley Plant
Plant
College Hill
St. Peter’s Evangelical
Clifton Presbyterian
U. B
Immanuel Evangelical
Trinity Methodist
Pennsylvania
R. R
W. Rie
Salem Reformed
Philippus Evangelical
Dempsey
Cincinnati Police
Municipal Employees
Ault & Wiborg
Y & Egan
Hyde Park Community
St. John’s Evangelical
LeBlond—Trojan
Auburn Eagles
Linwood
Linwood A. C
Same
Ludlow
Heisey-Wolff
Madisonville
Oakley Chevrolet
Mt. Echo
St. Paul’s Evangelical
Price Hill Evangelical
Noyes
Mt. Adams Presbyterian
Evanston Christian
Pleasant Ridge
Lyon
Security Bank
Taft
Streit Furniture
French Bauer
Procter & Gamble
Lodge & Shipley
Westwood
Madisonville Baptist
Martini Evangelical
Mohawk Indians
Savannah Dry Cleaners
Christ Church
East Hill Lions
Adam C. Haas
Valley Club
Spindler
H. B. Va
Johnston
Oldsmobile
Richter & Phillips
Dempsey Park
Bai
Kareer Realty
Hartwell Chants
Richter
Pplips
A &d Egan
Kiwanis
Adel Hartwell
Columbia
Comello Clothes
Glendale Merchants
L. B. Harrison
North Seas Arm
East End
Mt. Washin Te Vineo
Endow Saar Turt
Herbert Mowt Adiaou
Taala
PO Echo
Sharonville Merchants
Whee
Texas Sluggers
Fifth Avenue Credit Jewelers
Ceeeeeee Milliners
Brown All
St. Clair—Saints A. C
Goodie Lads
Taft No
Albers
Chrysler
Leonine
Henry Niemes, Inc
St. Bernard
Turkey Ridge
Oakley
Chevrolet
Madisonville Merchants
My Own
Wadsworth
Worthmore Turtles
Dubie’s Owls
Lee Park
Sol’s
A. C
Alexander's Pharmacy
Deer Park
B. & C. Shoe Repair
Ludlow—Kruse
Clown Cigarettes
Linwood Triangles
Fountain Way Corporation
Mt. Echo—Calm A. C
Kokomo Rubs
Noyes—Hubbard
U. S
Riverside
Becker Clothes
Happy Hobos
Newsboys
Southern Association Scores and Box Scores from Nashville Memphis Little Rock Chattanooga
In Nashville the Nashville and Mobile games ended with scores 11 to 0 and 8 to 6 respectively, listing batteries Keifer Bonnelly Lopez McNamara Miner for Nashville and Griffin Andrews and Mackey C Griffin N May Berger for Mobile. Little Rock hosted New Orleans with 7 to 1 after 4 runs, while Birmingham visited Chattanooga with a 2 to 0 final and batteries Ludolph Yaryan Decatur Lingle.
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Nashville
R. H. E. Ree
Keifer
Bonnelly
Lopez
McNamara
Miner
Memphis
R. H. E. Mobile
M. Griffin
Andrews and Mackey
C. Griffin
N. May and
Berger
Little
Ludolph
Yaryan
Decatur
Lingle
Pacific Coast League Scores From West Coast Arenas
In Los Angeles Oakland defeated Hollywood 8 to 3. San Francisco Missions beat Sacramento 7 to 6. Portland edged San Francisco 4 to 2. Seattle and Los Angeles played to a 4 to 4 tie in fourteen innings before darkness halted play.
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Los Angeles
Oakland
Hollywood
San Francisco
Missions
Sacramento
Portland
Seattle
College Baseball Scores Across Ohio and Michigan
East Lansing Ohio State 5 Poa 2. Toledo 11 over Som. Gambier Otterbein 15. New Concord Masking Kent 6. Defiance 3 over Bowling Geta 1.
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East Lansing
Ohio State
Toledo
Gambier
Otterbein
New Concord
Kent
Defiance
Geta
Athletics Rout Tigers in East West Series Opener
Philadelphia Athletics beat Detroit 9 to 5 in the opening East West series game. Jimmy Foxx homered and drove in four runs as Howard Ehmke earned the win in seven strong innings. Eddie Rommel spared Detroit a bigger score with five hits allowed in the ninth.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Tigers
Jimmy Foxx
Howard Ehmke
Eddie Rommel
Detroit
Owen Carroll
Emil Yde
A’s
Browns
Yankees
Eee Philad’a. Ab.h.o.a. Johnson
Bishop
Haas
Gehrin
Cochrane
Heilmann
Alexan’r
Hale
McManus
Foxx
Phillips
Miller
Schuble
Phleasiphia
Carrol
Yde
Ehmke
Carroll
Rice
Gehringer
Suns
Stone
Simmons
Sacrifices
Boley
Hildebrand and Moriarty
U S Netmen Win Zone Cup Finals
United States doubles duo Johnny Van Ryn and Willmer Allison defeated Capt. Ricardo Morales and Herman Upmann 6-2 6-0 6-1 to clinch the American zone Davis Cup finals in Detroit. Teammate singles wins by Van Ryn and Johnny Hennessey preceded the victory, with Europe on deck for June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Johnny van Ryn
Willmer Allison
United States
van Ryn
Ricardo Morales
Herman Upmann
Johnny Hennessey
Fitz- Eugene Dixon
Hennessey
Europe
France
Allison
Morales
Upmann
Deuce
Texas League Scores Include Rainouts and Game Result
Ft. Worth at Wichita Falls and Houston at San Antonio games were rained out. Waco defeated Beaumont 4 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Warn
Wichite Falls
Houston
San Antonio
Waco
Beaumont
Griffith Arrives In Fine Condition For Big Show
180 pound heavyweight Tuffy Griffith arrived in Cincinnati to headline a ten round bout against Billy Freas at Music Hall next Monday night. Griffith toured the Cincinnati Gym with manager Jack O Keefe and prepared for the match as the Park Way Athletic Club promotes the event. Freas and Indian Tiger West sparred ahead of the semi final while a new cooling system debuted at the Music Hall for the Griffith Freas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuffy Griffith
Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati
John L. Sullivan
Dominick McCaffery
Griffith
Music Hall Arena
Billy Freas
Grand Rapids
Parkway Athletic Club
Jack O'Keefe
Jack Moran
Tiger West
Frank Clemens
Anderson
Ind
Music Hall
Chaney and Rose Set for Gripping Ten Round Bout
A Baltimore boxer Joe Chaney will meet Billy Rose of Cincinnati in a ten round wind-up at a Greater Cincinnati arena next Wednesday night. Promoter Charles Scheyer of Tacoma Bowl announced the pairing last night. Both have recent wins over Midget Guery and hold decisive victories. Chaney defeated Jimmy Hackley by knockout while Rose last beat Tug Phillips of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Chaney
Baltimore
Billy Rose
Cincinnati
Charles Scheyer
Tacoma Bowl
Chaney
Rose
Guery
Jimmy Hackley
Tug Phillips
Erie
White Sox Lose Exhibition To Toledo Mud Hens
Toledo defeats the Chicago White Sox 9 to 8 in an exhibition game led by Pip Koehler who doubled and hit four singles in five at bats. Connolly and McKain were shelled as Toledo piled up twenty hits in Toledos win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Toledo
Pip Koehler
American Association
Chicago White Sox
Connolly
McKain
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Western Conference
Stanford U
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Dark Horse
Palo Alto
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Worstedtex
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Habley
Boston Braves
Henry Straus Co., Inc
Columbus
International League
Steinke
Washburn
Zbyszko
Martinson
Hillcrest Golfers
Bill Leach
Avon Fields
Myron May
A May
Louis Sommers
Ray Dillingham
George Ham
Bill Shoemacher
Brey
Charlie Peetz
P. D. Stewart An
Net.iesenfelder
R. H. Benney
Western Hills Country Club
Jack Redmond
Redmond
Nelson Ruddy
Jimmy Brophy
Neil Ransick
Margo
Twin Oaks
Higdland Eeeeeneenreee
Hillcrest Seneveses
Wyoming Twin Oak
Teeterenree
Banning
Poplar A. CU
Clifton
Maury Specials
Youngfella Shop
Kroger Dairy
Transportation
Little Brothers
Boyles A. C
Lang’s
Novelties
Prospect
Camp Washington Jr. O. U. A. M. Dempsey
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Southern Association
Macks
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U. S. Netmen
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McCaffery
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Goodyear
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DAN Cohen Co
Walnut North
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