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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
6
Pete Donohue dazzled for the Reds at Redland Field beating the Braves 6 to 1. Donohue’s curve and control shut down the visitors as Roush Duncan Caveney and Pinelli delivered key hits to spark a multi run fourth inning and seal the victory for Cincinnati.
The description notes Ruth’s precise hitting and a three bagger pushing him home as Wingo followed with a single to right. The passage marks the end of the Red scoring for the day and questions continuing the subject after the first inning.
The Braves face the Reds in the third game of their series at the yard with 3 oclock start. Eppa Rixey may start for Cincinnati as Moran seeks a three game sweep. Felix and Powell anchor the Braves hitting while Pinelli shines at bat and Duncan racks up seven putouts. Attendance hits 2150.
Miss Alice E. Richard announced a drop of nearly one hundred cases across departments for May versus April at the Associated Charities monthly meeting. Milk aid has restored 80 percent of anemic and pre tubercular children to normal weight in Hamilton County.
Roy E. Biles a real estate broker was re elected President of the Cincinnati Lions Club at the annual Chamber of Commerce election He is the first to serve more than one term Other officers named include H Guckenberger Walter Schmitt Ross Kuhlman Thomas Smith Cliff Smith Joseph Stermer Arthur Schultz and Edward Church and Howard Niedhamer Directors A state convention report notes plans for a state wide Braille project and a club picnic committee was formed for the event.
Cleveland battered Boston with sixteen hits and eleven walks to win 17 to 4. Coveleskie pitched an easy game. Connolly blasted a grand slam in the fourth with two on. Notable: Jamieson hit a three-base shot and Connolly homered with the bases loaded.
Johnson dominated Detroit allowing five hits and five strikeouts as the Nationals beat the Tigers 5 to 1. Washington capitalized with timely hits from Francis and a two run frame in the seventh.
Slim Harris twirls masterful pitching as Philadelphia defeats St Louis 5 to 2. Four double plays by the local infielders stifle the visitors while timely hitting fuels late runs. Miller and Tobin homer, Van Gilder takes the loss despite relief by Pruett. Williams hits a three-base shot for Philadelphia.
Urban Faber, veteran Chicago pitcher, clubs a solo homer in the seventh to break a 1-1 tie and help Chicago defeat New York 4 to 1. Faber outsduels Pennock, who suffers his first loss since joining the Yankees. Chicago adds two more in the ninth for the margin.
In Baltimore the International League games featured Battint Karp Lynn Frank leet Thomas Cobb on one side while Rochester faced SPR Aten wenenpebe et theseeesensia with Baronets siedneis ndSte total bedeee enna. Eleven innings marked the Buffalo Syracuse game as postponed with only scheduled contests listed.
Milwaukee batteries Lindsay and Shinault lead the scoring as the Milwaukee team tops the card. Bon o and Krueg meet Minneapolis in Toledo while Kansas City faces Louisville with the game postponed due to rain.
National League games include Cincinnati 5 Boston 1 and Chicago 6 New York 1. St Louis 7 Philadelphia 6. Pittsburgh 7 Brooklyn 8. American Association results St Paul 6 Columbus 3 with rainouts Minneapolis at Toledo and Kansas City at Louisville. American League Chicago 4 New York 1 and Cleveland 17 Boston 4. Washington 5 Detroit 1. Philadelphia 5 St Louis 2. International League Reading 9 Baltimore 5. Rochester 5 Toronto 4. Buffalo at Syracuse rained out. only games scheduled.
Boston visits Cincinnati and Philadelphia plays St Louis in clear matchups. Brooklyn travels to Pittsburgh and New York visits Chicago. American Association action includes Milwaukee at Indianapolis Kansas City at Louisville Minneapolis at Toledo and St Paul at Columbus.
Chicago defeats New York 6 to 1 behind Aldridge holding champions to three hits. Nehf charged with loss after yielding eleven hits in seven innings. A dense Lake Michigan fog hindered sighting, prompting umpire discussions on catches. Snyder homered for the Giants. Statz and Friberg doubled for New York.
In St Louis on June 6 Bottomley's triple and Myers's sacrifice enable the Cardinals to beat Philadelphia 7 to 5 in twelve innings. Both teams tally twice in the tenth as Glazner and Toney toil. final line shows runs, hits, and errors across the long affair.
Brooklyn fell 7 to 3 as Pittsburgh tied the series with six runs in the sixth inning. Reuther struggled in the sixth while Rawlings delivered a bases loaded double, and a 23 minute rain delay halted play.
Scattered line scores show Birmingham and other teams in the Southern Association with varying hits and errors. Batteries and pitchers are listed for several matchups including Cox Moore Robertson Tuero Miller and Gould Haley among others.
Dover reports Romo Maciel, Argentine student, has arrived to attempt the English Channel swim. Last year he set a record by swimming a 27 mile passage from Colonia to Buenos Aires in 24 hours 30 minutes, beating the prior mark by 30 minutes.
Army featherweight champion Bob Garcia and English champion Tommy Noble fought twelve rounds to a draw in Baltimore on June 6. Many fans believed Garcia won the majority of rounds, but the judges’ decision was not favored.
Executive Secretary Boyd W. Overton warns thousands of southern Negro migrants overwhelm Cincinnati housing. Crowded homes, filled Negro hotels, long Y M C A room wait lists, overcrowded churches, and congestion in the West End threaten morality. He urges building more Negro apartments to ease pressures.
The Cincinnati Gym hosts the Open Meet at East End grounds with a 2 PM parade of officials and contestants. Tickets sell 50 cents general, 75 cents reserved. featured athletes include Ohio Wesleyan stars Hovis and Cook, plus Central Y M C A sprinters and Graver.
Madrid June 6 Romania defaults in the lawn tennis Davis Cup giving Spain advancement to the Europe zone second round. Spain will face the British Isles in the next round.
The United States Golf Association declined to sanction an international putting tournament proposed by Chicago hotelman J. G. B. Lester to be held in connection with the national amateur championship in Chicago next September, officials announced.
An OCR fragment mentions Cambridge Harvard College and Medford Massachusetts Holy Providence Cross with numeric items 5 and 16, indicating a partial list of places or affiliations readable from the page.
Louis Jones of Harlan Kentucky visited police seeking help to locate his 15 year old brother Russel Jones who has been missing from home since last Friday and may have came to this city to look for work. Police were also asked to search for Samuel Todd a 35 year old missing from Ida May Kentucky for three weeks. Mamie Pickard wrote that he came to the city and nothing has been heard since. Hotel owner William Sandes reported guest William Parks 30 left his room Sunday and has not returned.
William Brumbaugh aged 26, an ex convict and gunman, died at General Hospital from bullet wounds inflicted by Detectives Hayes and Bullerdick Tuesday night in a struggle at a saloon on Carr street. He had been sought for weeks regarding recent hold ups of groceries and coal offices and died after refusing to speak at the hospital.
Indictments against Edmund Leigh private detective and Peter Lawson for kidnapping and wire tapping over an alleged plan to deport August Probst employee of the Rolling Rock Club near Pittsburgh were dismissed for lack of corroboration and failure to prosecute Probst. Probst was later sent back to Switzerland after a lengthy legal fight.
Robert Holler, 30, of Newton, N C was arrested at a rooming house at Eighth and Walnut by detectives on Morgan North Carolina warrants charging him with murder. He waived extradition and admitted he and a companion rode with two women including Mollie Lodes of Morgan during a whisky fueled trip two weeks earlier. The Lodes woman died after the vehicle incident, Holler said in letters from his wife.
St Xavier High faces two major tests this week as Hughes plays Friday at Corcoran Field and Stivers of Dayton visits Saturday. Eddie Brennan may start for St Xavier to slow Dayton’s Red and White hitters, while Babe Hermann pitches for Dayton.
The First National Bank baseball team routed Central Trust 19 to 4 in six innings at Deer Creek No. 6. Key hits include two-base and three-base blasts from Pohlman Holmes and Riley, with Heistand and Requardt combining for pitching duties and a flurry of runs in the opening frame.
New Jersey State Athletic Commission suspended Mickey Walker of Elizabeth and forfeited his welterweight title for failing to defend within six months against Dave Shade of San Francisco. Shade is recognized as champion locally. Jack Bulger also suspended for not responding to Shade’s challenge. Also noted are suspensions in Detroit and a Belgium heavyweight title change in Antwerp.
George H. Goebel advanced representative of Debs declared that nothing un American will be spoken at the June 21 Music Hall talk. He said a lease is secured and the event will proceed amid potential action by the American Legion and other groups. A memorial Hall venue is sought by Columbus leaders, with committees formed and a June 12 Legion meeting set to decide possible steps.
Four armed robbers struck Barnett Goldstein shop at Ninety seventh street and Broadway. They bound the proprietor's son and a clerk, took a satchel of valuable gems, and escaped in a waiting car with jewelry valued at about 70000 dollars.
Buffalo attorney Ernest L. Frisbee was granted an annulment of his 1916 marriage to Lady Mackenzie in Supreme Court. He accused her of misrepresenting life before marriage and she did not contest the action. The case cited questions about her previous marriage and title.
St Joseph Mich June 6 armed with a warrant charging King Benjamin Purnell with a statutory offense a sheriff and deputies raided Shiloh Purnell s residence at the House of David colony seeking the vanished cult leader Purnell was not found at Shiloh or other colony buildings
Federal Judge Killits issued a permanent restraining order preventing Fostoria Ohio from enforcing a city ordinance requiring trains to slow to four miles an hour while passing through the city.
Hyman Richman aged 13 of 711 West Court street is in St Marys Hospital with cuts and bruises after a car ran him down in front of his home last night. James C Gardner of 913 West Court street faced reckless driving charges and was ordered to appear in court this morning.
An organizing committee in Cincinnati met at Union Savings Bank and Trust Company to form a 25 member board of bankers brokers and business men. Incorporation papers will be filed in Columbus and Philip Baldwin will head the Cincinnati office at 508 Keith Building. The commission aims to shield business men from fraudulent advertising and start operations within a week.
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