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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1930

Page

6

Phillies rout Reds as Frey battered in Philadelphia game

Phillies beat Cincinnati 14 to 4 in a one sided contest highlighted by Bennie Frey’s tough day on the mound and a heavy Phils offense. Doug McWeeny shut down the Reds late as Philadelphia pulled away after the rough first inning and belted multiple RBI hits from Southern Klein Whitney and Gooch.

Phil Collins Phillies Bennie Frey Phil Reds Frey Bennie Si Johnson Doug McWeeny Doug Collins Southern Sherlock O’doul Klein Whitney Friberg Thevenow Gooch Art Meusel Cuccinello Tony John Callaghan Crawford Phils Johnson Stripp Heilmann Cincinnati R.H.O. A C. F Crawford Ford B Davis Peee Philadelphia Cuccinello Gooch Sherlock Meusel O'Do McWeeny

Reds and Phils to Return to Baker's Bowl Tomorrow

Philadelphia writer notes the Reds and Phillies will again gather at Mister Bakers famous bowl, a playful nickname for the venue. The piece hints at a lighthearted setting before tomorrows game with no further detail.

the Commercial Tribune Philadelphia Reds Phils Mister Baker

Philadelphia’s Sesquicentennial Hype Versus Reality

The piece contrasts Father Penn’s optimistic 19th century forecast for Philadelphia’s sesquicentennial with the actual outcomes, illustrating how grand expectations can diverge from historical results. It examines civic sentiment, cultural impact, and enduring legacy.

Fast Reds and Phils Dash to Cincinnati for Double Header

Old Buck Herzog oversees the Reds and Phils as they race back to Cincinnati Sunday for a rapid-fire double header. The clubs will proceed immediately after the game to a special train departing 6:30 PM. The writer stays behind to rest and play golf.

Old Buck Herzog Red Reds Phils Cincinnati

Earnshaw Saves Game as Macks Triumph 5 4

Philadelphia Athletics defeat St Louis Browns 5 to 4 in St. Louis. Earnshaw retires two in the ninth to end a Browns rally, Mahaffey homers for St Louis, Mahaffey earns the win and Collins takes the loss as Philadelphia gains three of four in the series.

Mahaffey St. Louis E. S. Barnard

Indians Triumph 9-4 Over Red Sox in Cleveland Series Final

The Cleveland Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 9 to 4 at home to close the series three games to one. Key late scoring in the eighth, five runs off Danny MacFayden, followed two outs with hits and three batters reaching on errors. Jablonowski started and pitched five innings, earning the win. MacFayden took the loss.

Cleveland, CO Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox Indians Danny MacFayden L. Sewell Lind Jablonowski Morgan J. Sewell Porter MacFayden Red Sox Harder Boston Ab.h.o.a Cleve Ab.h.o.a. Oliver Cicero Webb Scarritt Hodapp Regan Averill Rocs Lesceives Lam Cusghekas Rhyne L.sewell Ae Oe Heving tSweeney Cleveland Heving

Giants Rally Past Cardinals 10-7 In Sixteen-Hit Win

The New York Giants defeated the St Louis Cardinals 10 to 7 as Fred Fitzsimmons pitched the complete game. Fred Leach drove in five runs with a double and a triple while Hugh Critz had three errors but four hits. Travis Jackson returned to the Giants infield after a two week absence as New York extended its winning streak to six.

New York Giants Cardinal St. Louis Cardinals Fred Fitzsimmons Hugh Critz Travis Jackson Fred Leach Ott Watkins Hogan Wilson Jackson Gelbert Marshall Farrell Allen, m Hafey Fitzsim Fitzsimmons Leach Terry Critz Douthit Adams Doubit Crutz Bottomley High Bell Haid

Cubs Cut Into Robins Lead In 18 0 Series Opener

Brooklyn fell 18 to 0 as Charley Root hurled six shutout innings allowing only two singles. Grimm and Hartnett hit homers and the Cubs mounted a 7–0 lead, with ten Cubs hits off Dazzy Vance despite his ten strikeouts.

Brooklyn Chicago Cubs Dazzy Vance Charley Root Cubs Vance Grimm Hartnett Chicago Root Frederick Herman

Max Hopes Jack Will Slug German No Good With Left

In Endicott New York on June 6 193? Max Schmeling prepares for his June 12 bout with Jack Sharkey in Yankee Stadium. He trains with unconventional methods favors golf and fishing and fights license delays as critics question his left hand attack age and readiness.

Max Jack Endicott N.Y Max Schmeling Lake Aquagua Teuton Jack Sharkey Yankee Stadium New York State Atheltic Commission Joe Jacobs Schmeling Sharkey Luis Firpo Schmelling

Sharkey Trains Before Big Orangeburg Crowd

Boxing star Jack Sharkey drilled with sparring partners in a five round workout before 1,500 spectators. Notables watching included Tom Donohue Eddie Egan Johnny Kilbane Joe Jeanette and Joe Lynch who praised Sharkey's form and conditioning. Johnny Grosso Paul Cavalier and King Solomon took part in the sessions.

Sharkey Orangeburg N. Y Jack Sharkey Tom Donohue Boxing Commission of Connecticut Eddie Egan Johnny Kilbane Joe Jeanette Joe Lynch Johnny Grosso Paul Cavalier King Solomon

National and American League results with several games played

Yesterday's baseball results show National League scores Philadelphia 14 over Cincinnati 5 and New York 10 over St Louis 7, Chicago 13 over Brooklyn 0, Pittsburgh 4 over Boston 3. American League games Philadelphia 5 over St Louis 4, Cleveland 9 over Boston 4, New York at Chicago, Washington at Detroit on wet grounds. American Association results Toledo 7 over Milwaukee 1, Kansas City 5 over Columbus 3, St Paul 8 over Louisville 7, Minneapolis at Indianapolis on wet grounds.

Brooklyn Chicago Toledo Indianapolis Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Philadelphia Cincinnati New York St. Louis Pittsburgh Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit American Association Columbus St. Paul Louisville

National League Schedule Featured Matches Today

Today’s National League slate includes Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Chicago New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Kansas City at Toledo Milwaukee at Columbus Minneapolis at Louisville St Paul at Indianapolis

Comorosky's ninth inning homer sinks Braves in Pittsburgh win

Pittsburgh defeated Boston 4 to 3 as Adam Comorosky belted a ninth inning homer into left field off Ben Cantwell. Suhr and Maguire homered for Boston's heavy hitters, while Traynor walked and Suhr added two RBIs for Pittsburgh.

Boston Pittsburgh Boston Braves Adam Comorosky Comorosky Ben Cantwells Traynor Suhr Pirates Maguire Welsh Braves Pitts Ab.h.o.a Ab.h.o.a. Brickell P.wa’er Mar’ville Gran’m Sisles Com’sky Berger Chatham Spohrer Engle Moore Sasbedee Meine Cantwell Neua Sis Genere Boston Cesses Ols Moranville Sisler Maranville Klemn Moran Clarke

Tri State Meet Opens With National Title Contenders

The thirty first Tristate tennis tournament draws eighty entrants at the Cincinnati Tennis Club led by national junior champion Frank Shields and clay court king Emmett Pare. First round play begins this afternoon with seeded players and a full schedule listed from 2 to 6 p m.

Cincinnati Tennis Club United States Taylor Stanley Vance Towler Ohio Valley Association Frank Shields New York Emmett Pare Sanford Sheffield Bart Shapleigh Ben Moskowitz Glen Johnson Bill Pfirman Edward Simrall Allen Smith Edward Argus Pat Parrish Joseph M. Lewin Howard Bary Bill Ward William Scott Greensboro N. C Matson Tobin Paul Case A. B. Sieve Bert Berne Abe Tennenbaum David Ringo Gene Menks Ellis Flax E. L. Lounsberry Ray Cassini Earl Bossong Dick Asbury C. A. Brigham C. L. Harrison, Jr James Dodd Budd Herrlinger B. Steven Archie McCallum Sammy Saun

Legion Entries Close for 1930 Hamilton County Tourney

Teams must enter the 1930 Hamilton County American Legion boys baseball tournament by 5:30 this evening at the Public Recreation Commission office in City Hall. The commission assists the legion with the tournament and details are available there.

Legion Hamilton County American Legion The Public Recreation Commission City Hall Commission

Batteries and Pitching Failures Mark Key Games

At Louisville St Paul tops Louisville 8 to 2 with batteries Vanatta Harris Moore Grabowski Deberry Polk Weinert Thompson. Columbus Kansas City 2 to 0 on 5 2 batteries Holby Angley Wysong Dixon. Toledo Milwaukee 6 to 1 as Batters Bavid Shea Heimach F Smith. Minneapolis Indianapolis game noted as on wet grounds.

Louisville R. H. E. St. Paul Vanatta, Harris, Moore and Grabowski Deberry Polk, Weinert and Thompson Columbus Kansas City Holby and Angley Wysong and Dixon Toledo R. H.E Milwaukee Bavid and Shea Heimach F. Smith Minneapolis Indianapolis Wet Grounds

Home Run Parade Names Top Sluggers In Play

The list highlights Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees and Foxx of the Athletics among leaders with multiple homers yesterday. Other noted sluggers include Klein Hartnett Douthit and Suhr among various clubs as league totals show National 265 American 197.

Ruth Yankees Herman Robins Wilson Cubs Foxx Athletics Berger Braves Gehrig Klein Phillies Hartnett Douthit Cardinals Grimm Suhr Pirates Comorosky Mahaffey National American

Dahor League Scores and Standings Report

In the Dahor League results Wichita 4 Des Moines 3 Oklahoma City 1 Omaha 0 Topeka 2 Denver 1 Pueblo St Joseph on wet grounds. Eastern League Albany 0 17 Providence 38 9 New Haven 6 Springfield 7 Pittsfield 4 Allentown 6 Bridgeport 1 Hartford 3 Central League Layton 17 Ft Wayne 8 Springfield 8 Canton 3 Richmond 8 Erie 5.

Wichita Des Moines Oklahoma City Omaha Topeka Denver Pueblo St. Joseph Wet Grounds Albany Providence New Haven Springfield Pittsfield Allentown Bridgeport Hartford Layton Ft. Wayne Canton Richmond Erie

Von Elm Captures French Amateur Title in France

George Von Elm of Detroit, former U S amateur champion, defeated R G Morrison of England to win the French amateur crown. He led by five holes after the morning round of 18 and was 10 up at the 26th hole before late resistance narrowed the margin.

LA Boulie France George von Elm Detroit United States von Elm R. G. Morrison England

Championship Decided by Narrow Finish in Golf Match

At the twenty-seventh Morrison won his only hole of the afternoon round. A half in threes at the twenty-eighth decided the match and the championship.

Morrison

Baseball Scoreboard Odds and Batteries List by City

At Buffalo R H E Buffalo 9 1 Batteries Derringer Carleton McGraw Florence Leverett Buchanan and At Baltimore R H E Reading 2 Baltimore 2 Batteries Greene Grace Roy J Weaver McMullen At Jersey City R H E Newark 4 Jersey City 0 Batteries Faulkner Munn Grant Hopkins Daly Montreal at Toronto wet grounds

Buffalo Ester Derringer Carleton McGraw Florence Leverett Buchanan Baltimore R. H. E. Reading Greene and Grace Roy J. Weaver McMullen Jersey City R. H Faulkner and Munn Grant, Hopkins and Daly Montreal Toronto

Jim Londos Defeats Shikat in One Fall Title Bout

In Philadelphia at the Phillies ballpark Jim Londos the Greek grappler defeated Dick Shikat of Philadelphia in a one fall title match. Shikat weighed 217 pounds and Londos 200 pounds in the non-title bout.

Philadelphia Jim Londos Dick Shikat Phillies Shikat Pennsylvania New York Londos

Southern Association Scores and Weather Notes

Nashville defeated Atlanta 7 to 5 while Memphis beat New Orleans 2 to 1 and Little Rock won 15 to 3 over Mobile. Chattanooga Birmingham game postponed due to wet grounds.

Nashville Atlanta Memphis New Orleans Little Rock Mobile Chattanooga Birmingham

Also Mentioned on This Page

Benny Frey Bob Newhall Father Penn Mabley Mallory Straws Earnshaw Macks George Earnshaw Philadelphia Athletics Browns Manush E. S. Bernard Phila St.Louis Harrie Haas OlHale Cochran Williams Kress Fore Gullie Melillo McNair McNeely Atinitbe Manion Kalaeesee Earnshaw Cochrane Badgero Kimsey Mellilo Hale Harris Blue Miller Boley Moriarity Campbell Owens Bressler Picinich Brook Ab.h.o.a. Blair Gilbert Fredr Ick Flowers Steph’son Finn Bisson’te Wright Eck Hendrick Dudley Thurston Stephenson Cuyler English Blair Newsom Quigley Pfirman Scott Sherdell Tristate Associated Press Stetson Mallory Rielag Von International League Southern Association He Smith Kasson Co Opera Plage Schwartz Quality Schwartz Sycamore Drs Hewitt and Mackenbach Race Street Ohio Embry-Riddle Co Lunken Airport East Shillito’s Henry Straus’s Tribune
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