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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1929

Page

6

Dolf's Wildness Ferries Braves To 4 1 Win

Adolfo Luque walked early and was outpitched by Walter Leverett as the Boston Braves beat the Reds 4 to 1. Sisler drove in two runs with a key single and Maranville, Leverett, and Ford contributed scoring, while Cincinnati scratched a lone counter in the eighth. Luque took the loss as Boston moved into sixth place with Brooklyn and St. Louis.

Wally Forste Adolfo Luque Reds Braves Walter Leverett Bostonese Redlegs Hvader Sisler George Sisler Allenhoux Mr. Leverett Maguire Ford Harper Ehrhardt Luque Clark Maranville Taylor Allen Cincinnati Kelly Sukeforth Horace Bell Red Lucas Romgbudat Walker Nashville Purdy Swanson Gudat Dressen Leverett Boston Rigler, McLaughlin ,and Hart

Tigers End Slump with 8-4 Win Over Mackmen

Detroit Tigers snap a three game skid by defeating the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 4 in the final game of the series. Heilmann and Shea homer off Orwell, Dykes adds a seventh inning homer, and Sorrell picks up the win.

Philadelphia Athletics Detroit Tigers Tigers Quinn Detroit Ab.h.o.a. Phila Ab.h.o.a. John Bishop Rice M-R O Haas Gehr’ger Cochrane Heilm Simmons Foth’gill Hale Alex’der Foxx Nus Miller Shea Sigafoos Sorrell Orwell Stoner McManus Johnson Heilmann Alexander Gehringer Double Pay—Bishop Guthrie and Hildebrand

Baseball scores from Eastern League games

Providence and Allentown played. New Haven defeated Bridgeport seven to five. Springfield beat Hartford by fifteen to eight. Pittsfield edged Albany seven to six.

Providence Allentown New Haven Bridgeport Springfield Hartford Pittsfield Albany

Central League Scores Feature Wide Margin Wins

In a set of finals, Ft. Wayne defeated Erie 9 to 8 while Canton topped Springfield 7 to 3 and Akron beat Dayton 6 to 1.

F. Ft. Wayne Erie Canton Springfield Akron Dayton

Burts and Bingles Debut at McDiarmid Meadows

The Phillies debut this afternoon at McDiarmid Meadows against a three game series. Red Lucas to start, Luque charged with the loss after three runs. Rube Erhardt induced a double play to keep the scoreless frame intact. Ivy Wingo, Bill Rourke and Bobby Wallace scouted the Cincinnati Iowa game. Latonia attendance faltered with about 1,500 fans. 600 children from the West End Day Church School donated funds at the left-field pavilion led by Rev. D. A. Green.

Phillies McDiarms Meadows Red Lucas Ivy Wingo Bill Rourke Bobby Wallace Reds West End Day Church D. A. Green Sands School

Batteries Listed Across Cities in Regional Table

In Indianapolis Milwaukee Louisville and Kansas City, batteries are listed with players and officials. Each city shows team and officer pairings such as Wingard Hayworth Rhem Dumont Kenna and others, detailing names across multiple locations with numeric codes.

Giants Beaten By Brain Crew In Homer Battle

CHICAGO, June 4, Cubs outslugged the Giants 10 to 9 in the final game of the series. Hack Wilson led Chicago with two homers as Hornsby Grimm and Grace added drives. Roush and Terry homered for New York. Nehf credited with the win over Henry.

Chicago Cubs New York Hack Wilson Hornsby Grimm Grace Edd Roush Bill Terry John McGraw Art Nehf Charlie Root Nehf Giants New Ab.e O.A H.O.A. Roush McMillan Fallis Ol English Welsh Oj Cuyler R Lindström Hormsby As Tc Ceccie Wilson Uaa Root Henry Meat O’farrell Genewich Crawford Hogan Judd Reese Roush Terry Fitzsimmons Jackson English Authicago York Scott Jorda Klem Magerkurth

Cardinals Split Doubleheader With Brooklyn In NL Action

St Louis keeps first place as Pirates and Cubs both beatable after a split with Brooklyn. In the opener Jess Haines won 3 1 for the Cardinals while Brooklyn took the nightcap 11 8 behind Hafey and Hendrick OUT. Johnny Frederick extended his hitting streak to 17 games and Babe Herman had four hits in the second game.

St, Louis Cardinals Pirates Cubs Brooklyn Jess Haines Douthit Bottomley Watson Clark Brook Ab.h.o.a St.Louis Roettger Moore Wilson Bancroft Gelbert Picinich Haines Clark Peg Ee St. Louis Botley Frederick Hendrick Herman Frisch Balk McCormick and Reardon

Latonia Race Card Highlights Multiple Stakes Distances

In the Latonia meet summary four claiming races and three internal stakes are listed. Parkview Stable's ci g by Omar Khayyam leads the third race, Delhi-Pennance produces Pennance in the fourth, and the Inaugural Handicap tops with Kathleen and Colin lineage. results show times, purses, and mutuels for each event.

PACHIC COAST LEAGUE SCOREBOARD DISTORTION

In the Pachic Coast League standings Hollywood 0 San Francisco 7 Portland 2 Oakland 6 Seattle 3 Sacramento 19. No Mission Los Angeles game. Los Angeles traveling.

Hollywood San Francisco Portland Oakland Seattle Sacramento Los Angeles

Pirates Beat Phillies 9-5 in Free-Hitting Game

Steve Swetonic yielded scattered hits as Pittsburgh won 9 to 5. Waner and Comorosky homered, Waner also hit his second circuit shot in as many days, while ten doubles and two triples propelled the Pirates. Philadelphia took the first two games of the series, then Pittsburgh won the last two.

Pittsburgh Steve Swetonic Philadelphia Phillies Pirates Paul Waner Comorosky Waner Phila. AB O.A Pitts A. Thompson Bartelli Boeeds Doul L.waner Klein P.waner Maura Tragnor Whitney Green al Eae Ee Elliott T Williams McGraw

Fairmount Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Stakes

The program features six races with thoroughbred action at Fairmount. Polar Sea seizes the first race for two-year-old maidens, while Croatan and Frank Hawley chase minor placings. Subsequent claiming events list runners such as Bridge Party and Arch Queen with times near 1 14 and 1 46. The day closes on a brighter note with Miles Prior and Ocean Current delivering notable showings under clear weather and a good track.

Belmont Maiden Two-Year-Old Fillies Debut At $1000 Purse

Bannerette led early in the four furlong maiden for two-year-olds at Belmont, finishing with Plums Wings and Benda after a fast pace. Also listed were Raw-Vigilia, Sewing Circle, Madder, Paid, Gay Isabeau, Fair Dawn, Merry Mack and others with several scratches noted.

Bannerette E. Kennedy Plums Wings F. Moon Benda S. Renick Ae Barleycorn G. Duller Sein Iune Endicott Gunboat Glance Alldin Slieve Rue Volunteer Bold Knight Vocalian Aubigny Adequate McAuliffe Erin Burke Peshimiksh Mad Hattie Beene Thas Buyer Enid tSunaibi Rueful Dixie Dreamer Peter’s Pet Coasting Hilaria Keep On Conclave Whitney Fitzsimmons Thilmer Three D Cue Ironsides McAfee Buddy Bauer Johnson Fator Haa Pie tValordus Sankari Greentree Kildare Fields Bahama Coltiletti Rai Dipper Honeyman Dail Dace Golden Canopy O’donnell Ram Senbrienes Spectre Bedua Happy Hours Hiawatha Joy Lew Black Enthusiastic Clatter Fonderety Michelle Little Cane Cotelite Boubledom

Rose and Cheney Battle in Tacoma Main Go Tonight

Matchmaker Charles Scheyer signs Toney Canzoni of Cleveland to meet George Amarino of New York in an eight round bout at Tacoma Bowl. Canzoni aims to extend his regional wins while Amarino eyes a title shot if he defeats him. Top bout features Joe Chaney vs Billy Rose with K O Phil Raymond and Tony Caponi on the undercard.

Tacoma Bowl Charles Scheyer Toney Canzoni Cleveland George Amarino Newark Canzoni Pasateri Sam Tully Toledo Amarino Johnny Nasser Terre Haute Willie Cecil Louisville Johnny Brown Freddie Miller Bill Joe Chaney Billy Rose K. O Phil Raymond Tony Caponi Chaney Raymond Cincinnati Philadelphia Arthur DeBeve al Winkler Max Hoff

Maketewah Club Championship First Round Pairings

George Bowden announces the Maketewah Country Club championship first round match play pairings. Sixteen players qualified from last weekend's preliminaries. eight faces will be eliminated by Sunday night.

Bill Leach Maketewah George Bowden Bond Hill Neil Ransick B. Mitchell A. de Canala L. R. Ballinger Gale Evans E. H. Hoelscher K. Peck Joe Assel Henry Frost L. A. Davison C. M. Hale E. W. Thoman J. W. Tarbill W. L. Furste Bik Hart Ed Strubbe

Mrs J H Reeve Nominated For Hole in One Society Honor

Bond Hill resident Mrs J H Reeve is proposed as an honorary member after she drove a 145 yard shot into the cup for a two on the short eighteenth. The shot rolled from in front of the tee through deep grass in a gully, a tougher line than the crest shot from the hill.

J. H. Reeve Maketewah Bond Hill

Lumbermen Stage Weekly Clovernook Frolic Winners

The Lumbermen held a weekly event at Clovernook with E. O. Robinson and H. J. Lewin sharing the blind bogey win. Other contributors included R. W. Lucius Hand L. F. Ratterman A. E. Hart Cordes E. H. Willig H. A. Winkler Critchel A. H. Cordes E. F. Williams E. H. Eyrich Howard Cordes and E. C. Cordes.

Clovernook E. O. Robinson H. J. Lewin R. W. Lucius Hand L. F. Ratterman A. E. Hart Cordes E. H. Willig H. A. Winkler Critchel A .H. Cordes E. F. Williams E. H. Eyrich Howard Cordes E. C. Cordes

Shad John Fires 78 At Clovernook To Break Eighty

Shad John at Clovernook posted a 78 yesterday, his first sub eighty this season, drawing praise from local golf circles. The outing comes as John earns rising attention within the Elk club as a notable player.

Shad John Clovernook

Montreal and Reading Baseball Scores and Batter Notes

Montreal defeated Rochester 6 to 0 in a game featuring Batteries Jacobs Lingrel Carleton Florence Buckalew Niebergall and Gibson O Neill. Reading beat opponent 6 to 0 with Smith Bagby Cummins Skiff Green Stryker Osborn Fowler Murphy. Toronto and Baltimore Jersey City schedules noted as not scheduled.

Montreal R. H. E. Rochester Jacobs Lingrel Carleton Florence Buckalew Niebergall Diccoouecal Gibson O’neill Smith, Bagby and Cummins Skiff Green Stryker Osborn Fowler and Murphy Toronto Mills, Ferguson and Collins Seimeadeen Harvin Moore Fischer Gold Baltimore Jersey City

Six Horse Races At Washington Park With Prices

First race for two year olds at five furlongs shows Lakeland and Foxy Seth among listed runners with time 1 01 and payouts 5.54 ep1. Second race features Gossoon and Barnone with time 1 13 and top payouts 18.36 9.00. Third race lists St Matthews and Color Blind with time 1 133 5 and payouts 10.60 8.32. Fourth race for three-year-olds and up at six furlongs includes A leader and Blk Beetle with times around 1 12 3 5 and payouts 56.64. Fifth race a one mile contest shows Br Brutus and Nicomedius with time 1 39. Sixth race for four-year-olds and up at one mile 70 yards lists Cuddle and Doctor Fred with time 1 12 6 and payouts 17 86. Sevent​h race over 1 1 2 miles features Coppershine and Miss Chiniquy with time 1 54 and payouts 7.16.

Straigh Betty Kewetne Judy le Voyant Pernia Carty Landoi Fair Gold Rosemary Laycock Chrysler Margarette E Ondora C. Hanauer C. Greenwood Billy K C. Churchman Ren—Stuart Sterose Salvage Master Eddie Queerquill Arabien Sanders Flaherty Bonner Fair Justice Fredericks Evergreen Queen Yargee Pop Bell Finland Johhnny Campbell G'w Longo Incubite Churchman Luther Root George Van _S Cadet Graham Little Pindar Jasmin Dark Range Light Mover Jaz Skooter Eva Venus Aragossa Antonio Neidaga Sea Bundey Clothes Ch&rTés D. Jr Twinkle Spangle All Rightie Ball Gee Peank McMahon Tee Kellum Wilson Rebeck Daerco Jack O’ Leen Watchful Harry B Jim Bridger The Ulster Immernoch Fair Bill Polar Sea Horvath Croatan Cramer Frank Hawley Allen Alabamabound High Life Onan Post Dispatch King Tut Foreather Dunbeath ViNager Miss Pervsland Jockney Headcover Mascar Berry Jessie Careyne Finnerty Eddie Lehman Little Captain Happy Hanly Rio Pandhita Lifetime de Sen Ruben Goodman Griff W Gianelloni Justina Princess Marg Princess Isobel Burna Jane Williamson Avarice Goosestep Georgine K Nell B Alma Clarence Alma Vita Perjury Nita Luna Squire Smith Mazzie Fisher Zelma O’neal Essie Administrator Fanta Sister Pal Graceland Vindication Danbaum Baronina Jack Up Harpoon Claire Amour Potfait Forluck Wildale Hainesworth Lane Allen Sun God II Hardy Dcdeagen Chancellor Shasta Lad Big Swi Edwards Sterl Silver Caroler Flying Torch Eloise Webster Wrench Pikes Ery Goldman Miles Prior Cavens Esa Clelland L. Valentine Billy Doran Erin Go Bragh Jack D’ Or Blue Torch Frightful Sue Barker Ponoimoi Thistle Boy Swoop Jane Brooker Ace Club Lakeland Heigle Poo Foxy Seth Deprema Teacracker Anderson Raw—Kwen Lun Rolaway Easter Boy Gossoon Yelton Barnone Red Spider Douglas Winifred Shift Honeyfish Walter R Fair Vena Owena Tom Kanty Oakland Break of Dawn Roycrofter St. Matthews Jones Ayrand McDermott Voshell George Stack Belline Whipcracker Birdwood Weepnet Ham Genie Crit Mollie Dear Elkin Catherine S Sandy Man Curtain Call Ayraud Ind. L. Call Charmarten Waterlad Laurel Hall Colonel Sprague Brutus Shrops Nicomedius Judge Hay Cuddle Fred Rideout Spanish Lay Asostasy General Clinton Paula Shay Coppershine B. Cosgrave Miss Chiniquy Tom Byrne Hazel Denson Princely

Norwood High Narrowly Fails in Sectional Final

Norwood Highs nine toppled 2 1 by Withrow as Withrow pitcher Wyatt shutout allows two runs in the decisive last frame. Norwood scored its lone run in the first inning. Withrow totaled eight hits while Norwood had five.

Cleveland Boston Fonseca Jamieson Narlesky Zinn L. Sewell J. Sewell Ruffing Russell Norwood High Withrow Oranges Wyatt Boyd

Three-Eye League Scores From Evansville to Bloomington

Evansville 10 Danville 6. Terre Haute 3 Decatur 2. Quincy 2 Peoria 5. Bloomington 6 Springfield 1. Local standings reflect a busy slate across the region with notable wins for Bloomington and Evansville.

Evansville Danville Terre Haute Decatur Quincy Peoria Bloomington Springfield

Yanks Complete Four-Game Sweep of White Sox

The Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 4 to 2 to finish the series in a fourth straight win. Henry Johnson allowed four hits and two runs in the opening inning, while Red Faber pitched well for Chicago but the tough start doomed them. Gene Robertson collected three more hits in six at bats, giving him six of his last seven. Shires returned to first base and the revamped lineup kept Ruth and Mouse out with illness. Chicago made six hits against Johnson and Faber, with Lazzeri driving in two runs for New York.

Boston Lou Fonseca Cleveland Jeff Zinn Red Sox Indians Bostonians Fonseca Jamieson Tavener Zinn Yankees White Sox Henry Johnson Chicago Red Faber Gene Robertson Lena Blackburne Art Shires Shires Ruth Mouse Ab.h.o.a. N. Y Ab.h.o Rob’tson New York Gehrig Kamm Durst W’twood Lazzeri Taitt Byrd, Co A Kerr Dickey Autry Durocher Crouse Johnson Faber

Senators Rally Past Browns to Tie Series 8-7

Washington overcame an early deficit to beat St. Louis 8 to 7. Walter Beall, in his first Senators appearance, earned the win after relieving Liska in the fourth. Key hits came from Manush Goslin Cronin and O’Rourke as Washington scored six runs in the eighth to seal the comeback.

Washington St. Louis Walter Beall Senators Liska A. i. Ab.h.c.a Wash Ab.h O.A Barnes Stewart Spencer St. Louis J Judge Ruel Beall Tate Gooch Cronin Manush Schulte McGowan Goslin O'Rourke Melliso West Hayes Rice Collins Myer O’rourke Bluege Blue Ogden Strelecki Beal

College basketball card for A A U games

American Association games include Toledo at Indianapolis St Paul at Kansas City Minneapolis at Milwaukee and Columbus at Louisville schedule feature.

Iowa Must Wait For Reinstatement

Chicago June 4 The University of Iowa lost the first skirmish in its bid to regain Big Ten good standing after a five hour meeting. A Conference Investigating Committee ruled Iowa must demonstrate it can stop proselyting and subsidization of athletics before any action proceeds, with expulsion set to take effect January 1 1931 if not cured.

Chicago University of Iowa Big Ten Iowa

Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues

National League results show Boston 4 Cincinnati 1 and Chicago 10 New York 9. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 9 5 while St Louis 3 8 lost to Brooklyn 1 11. American League games include New York 4 Chicago 2 and Cleveland 4 Boston 0. Detroit 8 Philadelphia 4. American Association outcomes list Indianapolis 7 Toledo 1 and Minneapolis 9 Milwaukee 7, Columbus 5 Louisville 2, Kansas City 13 St Paul 8.

National League Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Boston Pittsburgh New York St. Louis American League Cleveland Detroit Washington Weeee Pitteburen Eiatewas New Yorks Ocak American Association Pet Minneapolis Kansas City St. Paul Indianapolis Louisville Ewe Peete Toledo Milwaukee Columbus

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