Rube Ehrhardt Leads Robins Past Reds in Bat Swinging Outburst
Rube Ehrhardt stars for the Robins at Ebbets Field, driving in three runs and scoring three as teammates Bressler and Bissonette supply power. Douglas McWeeny pitched well for Cincinnati until fatigue and control issues in the eighth, with Carl Mays and Jim Edwards finishing the game for New York. Final score 8 to 5.
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The
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Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Douglas McWeeny
Rube Ehrhardt
Rube Bressler
Rhineland
Big del Bissonette
Robins
Flatbush
Bressler
Hendricks
Mt. Washington
the Alamac
Kelp
Ray Kolp
McWeeny
Reds
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Ehrhardt
Kolp
Herman
Bissonette
Rhonda
Dressen
Rube
Hendrick
Mays
Riconda
Critz
Robin Egg
Edwards
Jim
Tyson
Robin
Callaghan
Pipp
Walker
Purdy
Rube's Revenge Pipp Shines as Ford Victorious
In a tight ninth inning Ford led with a single and Sukeforth walked for Edwards. Callaghan’s single loaded the bases before Ehrhardt struck out Critz. Ehrhardt walked Pipp to force in Ford, Rhonda fielded Walker, Sukeforth scored, and Zitzmann ended the game with a flyout handled by Bressler.
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Dressen
Hargrave
Ford
Sukeforth
Edwards
McWeeny
Ehrhardt
Fan Critz
Callaghan
Rhonda
Walker
Zitzmann
Bressler
Associated Press
Cincinnati
R.H. PO
Bunts and Bingles at Ebbets Field Brewed for Dodgers
Dodgers face weather delays for a plan to start either Jakie May or Pete Donahue in tomorrow’s second game with the Giants. Ethan Allen remains sidelined in the Brooklyn series as his eye heals and he eases back into action. Manager Hendricks reshuffles the batting order with Marty Callaghan moving to second and Pid Purdy down to fifth as the crowd nears 7,000 fans.
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Commercial Tribune
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
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Hendricks
Jakie May
Pete Donahue
Ethan Allen
Giants
Ethan
Marty Callaghan
Pid Purdy
Pid
Col Price Celebrates 67th Birthday At Twin Oaks Golf
Col Price of Covington club marked his sixty seventh birthday with a day of golf at Twin Oaks. He played thirty six holes in the morning and afternoon and capped the day with a dinner where he received a silver set. Attendees included Judge Lindsey and Mr Hawkins of Knoxville and other local names. The Maketewah ladies then contested a handicap flag tournament with Mrs J H Reese winning first and Mrs Richard Albert earning runner up prize.
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Twin’ Oaks
Col. Price
Covington
Judge Lindsey
Mr. Hawkins
Knoxville
J. P. Sandifer
J. Mackelfresh
Frank Arty
Alex. Baxter
George Stark
Stewart Ducker
Oliver Perrin
Telford Gibraski
South
Twin Oaks
Maketewah Country Club
J. H. Reese
H. F. Dwight
Richard Albert
Dwight
Yankees Rout Indians 8 to 3 in Cleveland
The Yankees stay undefeated in the West by defeating Cleveland 8 to 3. Pennock secured his ninth win as Uhle was knocked out in the fifth inning. Gehrig had a double and two singles while Ruth was held to no hits.
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Yankees
George Uhle
Uhle
Bayne
Levsen
Herb Pennock
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Combs
Oj Jamieson
Duroch
Morgan
Oj Langford
J Sewell
Ofo Tees Ek AO Es
Sewell
Burns
New York
Lazzeri
Ward
Dugan
Gehrig
Fonseca
Lind
Frisch
J. Sewell
Pennock
Durocher
Guthrie
Hildebrand
Ormsby
Browns 5 Athletics 2 in St. Louis ball clash
Sam Gray earned his ninth win as the St. Louis Browns defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 2. Brannon homered twice in the fifth. Cobb and Manush contributed key hits as Philadelphia outhit St. Louis 8 to 7 but failed to score until the eighth inning.
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Sam Gray
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Brannon
Athletics
Browns
Cobb
Blue
Phila
Abh.o.a
St. L. Ab.h.o.a
McNeely
Matas
Speaker
Manush
Aignaniea
Schulte
Hrane
Kress
Se Blde
Bet’court
Melillo
Manion
Gray
Philadelphia
Ehmke
Bol
Rommel
Bettencourt
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League results include Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 5 and Chicago 5 Philadelphia 3 with St. Louis 11 New York 6. American League shows St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 2 and New York 8 Cleveland 3. Washington Chicago and Boston Detroit games noted as rained out or postponed. American Association reports Indianapolis 2 St. Paul 1 and Kansas City 9 Columbus 7 with several rain delays.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Schedule of NBA Matches Across Major Cities
Cincinnati plays Brooklyn and St. Louis faces New York while Pittsburgh meets Boston. Chicago hosts Philadelphia and Philadelphia visits St. Louis. Washington travels to Chicago and Boston hosts Detroit. New York visits Cleveland and Kansas City goes to Columbus. St Paul meets Indianapolis and Minneapolis plays Louisville. Milwaukee at Toledo.
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Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapols
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Good Prices Prevail At Springdale Oval
About 2500 patrons attended the Springdale greyhound track last night as Shanghai paid $54 for the fifth race winner, a track record. Melrose Express earned $37.40 on win tickets in hurdle and final events, while Go Clinker cruised to victory in the Springdale Derby, paying $11.20 for the win after a 0:34 25 fifth run.
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Daisy Bell Genial
Mate’s Boy
Latonia Second Race Run at Latonia
In the Ludlow purse the maiden two year old colts and geldings ran five furlongs. Winner P Laffoon's b g Westy Hogan Claremeter trained by J J Flanigan earned 1150 with Brigand second 3828.50 and Paul Revere third 194. Time 0 25 2 5. Merano and Tommy ran well as did Aspin Lake.
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Kentucke
33 to 1 Felstead Wins Epsom Derby Airs Great Bay Colt
The bay colt Felstead, a 33 to 1 shot, defied the odds to win the Epsom Derby before a record crowd. Once an underachiever, the horse surged past eighteen rivals to capture the supreme English racing classic.
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Felstead
Fairmount Race Encounters Full Card In Muddy Conditions
Flat card at Fairmount featured seven races with purses around 1000 dollars. Notable results include Katrina L. steering Jessie Carey to top in the first race, Dar Fur and Margie K. securing early placings in the claiming events, and several longshot showings such as Griedilda and Word of Honor in the later stakes. Weather showed a cloudy, muddy track affecting outcomes.
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Rosette
Gloria Hare
Virginia Flynn
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Tiner
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Moore
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Ab Seenens Kiss
Henry Sommers
Miana
Galloping Dawn
Betty Smith
Ruth Gold
Buenes
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Denny Cooney
Mon
Blair
Marjorie Seth
Lucent
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High Life
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Shropshire
Posthorn
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Aron
Realty
Seeet
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Swoop
Fausto
Adele W
Boy From
Weather and Score Notes From Multiple Baseball Games
At Indianapolis a game with rain affected play as Batteries Zahniser Tesmer Schupp and Spencer were involved. In Columbus Kansas City faced Tepper Ag with Sheehan Morrison Peters Meyers Fishbaugh Meeker Ferrell in the batter lists. Milwaukee Toledo double header postponed due to wet grounds while Minneapolis Louisville scheduled for a double header with weather impacts.
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R. H. E. Stevein
Bes
Zahniser
Tesmer
Schupp and
Spencer
Columbuse
R. H. E. Kansas City
Tepper Ag
Sheehan
Morrison
Peters Meyers
Fishbaugh
Meeker
Ferrell
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Giants Fall to Cardinals in Opening Game of Series
The Cardinals beat the Giants 11 to 6 in New York as St. Louis relied on 17 hits. Grover Cleveland Alexander exited after two innings, and Clarence Mitchell, the free agent reliever, held the Giants to three hits through seven innings.
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Clarence Mitchell
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Ki Mitchell
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Cubs win opener as Williams homers in ninth straight Philly loss
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 5 to 3 in a nine straight loss for the Nationals. Pat Malone pitched six and a third for the Cubs, Cy Williams homerun as pinch hitter, and Miller took the loss after seven innings. Williams drove in two runs as Chicago builds early lead then holds on.
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Peee Ge
Pete Seastins
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Long Branch horse race results first through seventh
Detailed results from Long Branch races show multiple purses from 1000 to 1200 dollars for two to three year olds up, with horses like Belle of Govans Ornate and Hoi Polloi placing in race one and two. Tracks were muddy with rain, and several horses were scratched across events.
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Hecate
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Atomin
Altissimo
Everglade
Doughnut
Montclair
Royal Flag
Expressive
Plain Dealer
Maxie
Wall
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Topsy S.cuera
Arlington Race Day Results Highlight Eight Races
Race card reports claiming purses of 1200 dollars for six races and a 1500 dollar handicap, with three-year-olds five to seven furlongs and older horses six furlongs. Notable entries include Golden Mac Majestic Shasta Nut Faraway and Manzana with times and payouts. weather cloudy track muddy.
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Renbarg
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Bad Weather Won't Halt Fortress Fight Tonight
Rainy conditions won't stop Capt. Arthur McChrystal from staging his Fort Thomas show Thursday night. If bad weather persists the bouts move indoors. otherwise they take place in the outdoor stadium. Main bout features Harry McCarthy versus Willy Yap. Lencho out, Yap now headlines.
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Harry McCarthy
East End
Willy Yap
Indianapolis
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Yap
Ohio Valley High School Tennis Tourney At Hyde Park
If weather cooperates the Ohio Valley high school tennis tourney resumes today at Hyde Park Tennis Club. The card features boys semi finals and boys doubles after rain postponed play on Monday and yesterday.
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Central League games postponed by rain
In the Central League only some games proceeded as scheduled while several were postponed due to wet conditions. Thompson and Paulsen contributed for Dayton while Schang played for Wayne as Akron and Erie matches were halted and moved, with Springfield also affected by rain.
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Erie
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