Swanee Swanson Sparked Reds to Narrow Win Over Giants
Reds defeat Giants 2 to 1 as Evar Swanson's speed and Charles Lucas's pitching secure the victory. Swanson steals second and scores on Critz double, while Lucas holds the New York lineup to six hits with key plays by Scott and O Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Newhall
Evar Swanson
Charles Frederick Lucas
Reds
Giants
Jack Scott
Nashville Narcissus
Jack
Lucas
Red
Young Swanson
New York
Illinois
Swanson
Bunt
Swanee
Terry
Scotty
Cruz
Scott
Lindstrom
Evar
Purdy
Kelly
Gooch
Walker
Ford
Jackson
O’farrell
Welsh
Lindy
Roush
Ott
Pat Crawford
Reese
O'Farrell
Leach
Scheyer Signs Two Prelims For Tacoma Card
Charles Scheyer match maker for Tacoma Bowl signs two four round prelims for Wednesday. Charlie Court meets Johnny Bass, Young Hebe versus Frankie Murphy in another bout. Murphy is a newcomer and the favorites rate the signed fighters for action. George Amarino and Honey Canzoni, in the ten round main, also in top shape after workouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scheyer
Tacoma Bowl
Charlie Court
Johnny Bass
Young Hebe
Frankie Murphy
Murphy
Scheyer
Jimmy Harris
K. O. Boychan
Newark
George Amarino
Honey Canzoni
Giants and Reds clash as forbes field sells out
The Giants and Reds close their four game series with a 3 PM start. Jakie May seeks more wins for Cincinnati while the Giants prepare for a controversial lineup. Writers meet at Hyde Park Country Club for the fifth Hanna golf trophy.
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Giants
Reds
Hyde Park Country Club
William Hanna
Hanna
Herald-Tribune
New York
Hyde Park Club
American Association Second Game Summaries
Reports from multiple locations detail baseball results with team scores, lineups, and battery combinations. The notes include games at Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee and Columbus, with calls to end games early due to travel or Sunday closing laws and various pitching and batting performances.
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Louisville
R.H.E. Tees
Parmalee and
Hayworth
Moss
Marble
Bird
Wingard
McCurdy
Deberry
Thompson
Kansas City
R. H
Minneapolis
Wingfield
Middleton
Benton
MccMullen
Murray
Peters
Clarke
Sulastettekssenie
Rhem
Dumont
Pate
Brillheart
Kenna
Lay
Nelson
Indianapolis
R.H.E. Columbus
Wysong and
Shultz
Meadows and Sprinz
Milwaukee
R. H. E. St. Paul
Long Island Beach Beats Red Men 6-0 In No-Hitter Victory
Steelman pitched a no hitter for Long Island Beach yesterday and added a double. Beach tallied six runs to defeat Red Men 6 to 0 with two base hits by Steelman and Rouse. Umpire Armstrong presided at Long Island Beach in Bond Hill.
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Long Island Beach
Red Men
Steelman
Mae Wae
Ab.a
L.s.beach
Davis
Goins
Hennesy
Zigler
Willya'rg
Rose
Willf’orst
Mell
Generman
Ton
Pei
Fogel
L. L. Beach
Rouse
Stillman
Stilman
Armstrong
Oakley Merchants Defeat Oakley Chevs In 4-2 Victory
Oakley Merchants top Oakley Chev with 4 runs in the early frames and hold on for a 4 to 2 win. Lagaly earns the mound win for the Merchants while Wyatt takes the loss for the Chevs as errors, stolen bases, and timely hits shape the final score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Merchants
Oakley
Merch. Os
H.O.A
Beecher
Miester
Bass
Jackson
Lagaly
Wyatt
Oakley Merch
Ange
Muth
Huelsman
Hartman
Brown
Tessél
Mund
Merchants
Oakley Chevrolets
C. H. Evans
M. J. Beecher
Double Clutch Hit Gives Dodgers 9-6 Win Over Pirates
Bob Herman’s bases loaded double in the eighth breaks a seesaw game at Brooklyn. Brooklyn Dodgers defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 6 behind Dudley and McWeeny. Waner brothers homer. Petty allows 14 hits in lean outing for Pittsburgh.
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Herman
Brooklyn
Robins
Pirates
Bob Herman
Dodgers
Jess Petty
Pittsburgh
McWeeny
Dudley
Waner Boys
Petty
Gilbert
Hendrick
Pitts
Freder’k
L.waner
Herman, Yr
Traynor
Picinich
Grant
Bressler
Comor
Bancroft
Moore
P.waner
Hemsley
I. Oe
Brickell
Adams
Grantham
Gol Ot Salat
Sheely
P. Waner
L. Waner
Comorosky
Mesceny
Innnings
Umplires
McCormick
Reardon
Cubs 2 Braves 1 as Hack Wilson homers in Chicago
Hack Wilson hit his eleventh homer of the season with Rogers Hornsby on base to lift the Cubs to a 2 to 1 victory over Boston in the second game of the series in Chicago. The drive came in the seventh inning.
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Freddie M Lresble
Geo Harper
Boston
Chicago
AREOA
Richborg
Maire
Moore
Sisler
Stayler
Insby
Clark
M Wilson
Weeee Bell
Geimen
Maranve
McMillan
Taylor
Cantwell
Wilson
Maguire
Ilson
Nehf
English
Grimm
Hornsb
Eka Mee
Soateatt
J. P. Grace
Uampires
McLaughlin
Hart
Rigler
Hack Wilson
Hornsby
Cardinals nip Phillies in late rallies for second straight win
The St. Louis Cardinals edged Philadelphia 4 to 1 in a tense game. Hafey drove in two runs, Gelbert and Whitney added two base hits apiece, and Douthit made a running eighth inning catch to save the lead with the bases loaded.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Phillies
Douthit
Leran
Willoughby
tRan
Davis
Friberg
Hafey
Bottomley
Gelbert
Whitney
Hurst
O’doul
Klein
Southern
Haines
McGraw
Jorda, Klein
Magerurtn
Twentieth Hole Opens District Qualifying for Open
The 36 hole district qualifying round for the National Open begins at Miami Valley Country Club Dayton Ohio with 18 holes this morning and 18 more this afternoon. Larry Wiechman joins eight Cincinnati entrants including Neil Ransick Nelson Ruddy George Stark and Clarence Dapper among others. Local players practiced in Dayton yesterday with Ransick staying in city until his start. The field features top Middle West names and a 65 course record set yesterday by Roy Smith of Indianapolis.
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Miami Valley Country Club
Dayton
Larry Wiechman
Devon Fields
Cincinnati
Neil Ransick
Nelson Ruddy
George Stark
Clarence Dapper
Frank Gelhot
Jimmy Brophy
Harry Boyer
Ransick
Miami Valley
Maketewah
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Middle West
Johnny Florio
Columbus
Alfred *.Sargent
Alex
Campbell
Grathwohl and four others qualify for next week's tourney
George Grathwohl shot 76 79 for 155 to win the low qualifier in a 36 hole elimination at Ridgewood Golf Club. Byron Erb Larry Henderson Vic Vogel and Ed Pinel also qualified with totals 157 159 161 and 161 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grathwohl
Ridgewood
Byron Erb
Larry Henderson
Vic Vogel
Ed Pinel
Grathwohl
Erb
Henderson
Vogel
Pinel
Clovernook Club Holds Championship Qualifiers and Round Play
Forty eight members qualified in three flights for the club championship at Clovernook. First round match results include Bill Hodge defeating Edward Strubbe and multiple tight finishes. other winners were Neil Ransick, L. R. Ballinger, Gale Evans, Joe Assel, Henry Frost, W. E. Thomas, and W. L. Furstenos. Scores and standings from Wyoming Golf Club and Veterans Tournament posted. Lee Hallerman captured the Vice President's Trophy by defeating Art Baumgartner 3 2 in the 18 hole final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovernook Country Club
Carl Baumgartner
J. B. Moore
Fred Bott
Ted Argo
Mervin Geilius
Harry Tingley
Archie Dell
H. Knepfer
Oliver Perrin
C. W. Bredenfoerder
Bob Thomas
John Meinhart
Clarence Dutéil
John Gysin
Art Baumgartner
Harold Talcott
Ben Shorst
George Todd
Tom Esses
Joe Ahlers
Bill Randall
Lee Hallerman
J. H. Burlingame
Harold Simpson
B. T. Williams
Ed Rinck
Ed Hubbard
Charles Upson
Shad John
Miller Renner
Charles Snyder
F. J. Theler
F. H. Miketta
Ernie Dietz
F. Derrick
E. Cummings
Louis Crosley
Bill Clark
H. Ratterman
D. A. Johnson
H. P. Lereh
W. H. Sennett
Bill Erwin
Bill Gieler
H. G. Brown
Potass Harry Brandt
H . Commany
Edward Strubbe
Maketewah
Bill Hodge
Strubbe
Spd
Neil Ransick
F. B. Mitchell
L. R. Ballinger
L. H. Wyman
Charlie Ditzel
J. Ryan
R. L. Jung
Joe Gerwin
Wyoming Golf Club
Ralph Shelton
Don Gill
Howard Cordes
Ernie Ott
Steve Stout
Clyde Koch
Paul Hunsinger
J. A. Duchemin
Brooks, Jr
A. H. Cordes
Cordes
T. H. Thompson
Art Thelar
W. A. Cordeasz
John L. Pendery
H. H. Stonebarger
C. B. Filbert
L. C. Cordes
Ben Pease
Leroy Brooks, Jr
Ches Dom
Lee Cordes
H. L. Steiner
Clovernock
Lee
University of Cincinnati
Ed Schott Returns to City for Summer Golf Run
Ed Schott captain of the Iowa University golf team and school champion returns to the city for the summer to play at Western Hits. He was club champion two years ago and runner up to Walter McFadden last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schott
Iowa University
Western Hits
Schott
Walter McFadden
Hyde Park Corn Club caddymaster Gallagher hospitalised
Anthony Gallagher, caddymaster of the Hyde Park Corn Club, was taken to a hospital yesterday for an appendicitis operation. Gallagher is regarded as one of the city’s best caddymasters.
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Hyde Park
Snyder Tops Century and Posts 89 in Tight Effort
Clovernook player Charlie Snyder reached his first hundred of the year and added 89 in a strong performance. He shows consistent scoring form as the season progresses against nearby rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Snyder
Clovernook
Snyder
International League Baseball Scores and Batting Details
In Reading and Baltimore games Rochester and Jersey City postings show scores, with pitchers and battery pairs listed. Batters Derringer Mancuso Fowler Murphy and others contribute runs while seven innings are noted for several matches. Additional games at Jersey City Baltimore Newark Buffalo and other sites list batteries and final tallies for each contest.
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R. H. E. Rochester
ReagiAe
Ouane
Battiasidsinicke
Florence
Welchares
Styles
Davey
Clarkson
Bool
Jersey City
Seeebeiiacan
R. H. E. Ras Icciswkeoetonee
Faulkner
Barnes
Rhodes Agreem Cadatvikenaseias Shieeite Cei
Baltimore
R. H. EB
Eee Ieee
Gibson, Hawkins
Samuels
O’neill
Bolen
Jersey Pes
R.H.E. Buffalo
Mills and Collins
Shoffner
Jorgens
Buff
Newark
R. H. E. Rept
Seieppisadens
Thormahlen
Pomorski
Daly
Pruett
Cummings
R. H. E. Cpoe Iscsi Vioiccsicsn Veces
Buckalew
Wiebergall
Fischer
Skill
Yesterday's Results in National League Standings
Cincinnati beat New York 2 to 1, Chicago edged Boston 2 to 1, Brooklyn won 9 to 6 over Pittsburgh, St. Louis 5 over Philadelphia 4.
Baseball Scores From The American League
New York defeated St Louis 17 to 2 while Washington crushed Cleveland 56 to 2. Boston edged Detroit 7 to 6 in scheduled games.
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New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Midwest Baseball Standings Show Mixed Results
Indianapolis 4 4 Columbus 3 7 Louisville 6 1 Toledo 5 0 Kansas City 11 6 Minneapolis 4 5 St Paul 18 Milwaukee 8.
Schedule Headlines for Today’s Baseball Matchups
Boston hosts Chicago in an American League game, New York travels to Cincinnati, Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia plays at St Louis in a quartet of city clashes.
Sports Pairings for Night Schedule Revealed
Detroit meets Boston while St Louis faces New York. Chicago plays Philadelphia and Cleveland takes on Washington in a set of notable matchups.
American Association Pairings Matchup Report
The card lists six conference games with St. Paul visiting Columbus, Kansas City visiting Indianapolis, Milwaukee at Louisville, and Minneapolis at Toledo.
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American Association
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Welter Mat King Has Job on Hands
Two bitter rivals in a wrestling bout at Redland Field see Jack Reynolds defend his welterweight title against Matty Matsuda in a brutal three fall match. Reynolds survives a grueling contest to retain the championship as Matsuda returns in peak condition after a layoff.
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Redland Field
Jack Reynolds
Matty Matsuda
Mats
Little Oriental Power Plant
Reynolds
Matsuda
Semi-Pro Scores Silver Grove vs Zeck A C in tight tilt
In a high scoring Semi-Pro matchup Zeck A C edged Silver Grove 8 to 6. Key players include Williams with a home run and multiple hits for Silver Grove, while Parton Tucker and Jones produced two-base hits for Zeck A C. Tierney and Gasper each struck out 13. Errors credited to Larold Tucker Jones Hughes Williams Sanders. Umpire A Puttman.
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Grove
Zeck A. C
Zeck
H.O.A. Parten
Grah
Hughes
Larold
Tucker
Engineler
Sanders
Sturgon
Muegel
H’terman
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Tierney
Gasper
Ross
Winton Merchants
Pants
Carthage
C.A.C
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Hempell
Goldey, Meyers
Nery
Beereeee Bernh
Parsons
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R.hagen
Campbell
R. Wiehe
Treree
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Lewis
Hodapp
Magin
Larry Fedéric
Ee Lewis
Matre
Lucas
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Baglin
Acre Builders
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Tee Er Acree
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Ab.h.o.a Zumbeil
Simpson
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Renner
C. Simpson
Driscoll
Stolenemons
Morrisey
Inson
Acree
Rockne A Cc
Becker
Siares--Caliades
Covington
Wiedemann
Wiede
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Ab-Elo
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Rooney
Siegel
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Ackerman
Fronter
Nolan
Dick Nienaber
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Ray
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Harmony
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Hillner
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Dunlap
Smith
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Vaske
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Brooks
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Camp Washington
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Seibert
Saunders
H.w’mer
Man
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Simpkins
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Schroder
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B.kleayer
Twenty Five Matches Open tristate Tennis at Cincinnati Club
The tristate tennis tournament at the Cincinnati Tennis Club staged twenty five matches in one day of preliminary rounds. Local seedings included Paul Kunkel Ellis Flax Archie McCal lum Earl Bossong with visitors Julius Seligson and Emmett Pare. First Round results feature Kunkel Flax advancing easily, McCallum challenged by Taylor Stanley, and several upsets across singles and junior events.
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Cincinnati Tennis Club
Paul Kunkel
Ellis Flax
Archie McCallum
Earl Bossong
Kunkel
Flax
McCallum
Taylor Stanley
Yale
Julius Seligson
Emmett Pare
Paul Jerry
Frank Dale
Indianapolis
Larry Tina
N. S. Aagensen
Leroy Voorheis
Makoto Yamaguchi
Teklo
Joseph Hoffer
Oxford
William McOwen
Saree? Barnard
Boyd Chambers
Tae Ag
Arthur Schroeder
Louis Tuke
Pierce Brintnall
Biswald
Fred Ratterman
Dick Asbury
Bud Sieve
Bruce Brown
Montreal
George Dy
Kenneth Roudebush
Dick Con
E. L Lounsberry
Achanan Taylor Stanley
Dick Franz
Howard Bary
W. V. Schmieddeke
Max Albon
Dayton
Fred Oexman
Louis Pappenheimer
Elmer Frye
Edmund Fulton
Chicago
Cedric Stanley
Lebanon
Vernon Haag
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Mitchell Wilby
Paul Whitson
Knoxville
Tenn
Ray Cassini
Carl L. Harrison
New York
Charles Franklin, Jr
Fred Englerth
Larry Tieman
Charles Vinton
George Panzer
Georgetown University
George Moessner
Bill Clines
Louisville
Charles Brigham
Truman A. Herron
Willard Beckmann
Coxman
Albon
Pare and Moessner
Tieman
Englerth
Franz
Frank Match
Hoeffer and Schmieddeke
Harrison and
Cassini
Baseball scorecard fragment with player lines and stats
A damaged local baseball box score shows Renner, Hall, Labmeir, Drach, Schrantz, Biehl, Stemmer, Geisen, Heimbach, Wilkinson, Bonfield and others. It lists hits, runs, errors, and innings with partial totals and umpire notes from Westwood play.
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Heimbach
Wilkinson
Bonfield
Cen Bok
Aca Teamubendwl
Stemmer
Mergard
Cronin
Ernst
Weiss
Reisig
Vollhardt
Weins
Eeplage
Mergar Labmeir
Hall
Bieh
Ben Huessman
Westwood
Oklahoma Cy Acee 2-6 Tulsa Wichita 4-3
The fragment lists scores for games involving Oklahoma City and Tulsa against Wichita and related teams. It notes records like 2-6 for Oklahoma City and 4-3 for Wichita, with other numbers 1-11 12 4-14 appearing as partial results.
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Oklahoma
Acee
Omaha
Des Moines
Py Wale
Tulsa
Wichita
Texas League scores and standings across multiple games
Wichita Falls defeated Houston 8 to 4 while Shreveport beat Waco 12 to 8 and Dallas won 6 to 4 over San Antonio. Beaumont edged Ft Worth 4 to 3. Providence routed Pittsfield 6 to 0. New Haven dominated 9 to 0 over Springfield, Hartford beat Bridgeport 8 to 11 in nine innings. Albany fell to Allentown 3 to 8. In the Central League Springfield topped Erie 5 to 6. Dayton defeated Canton 3 to 1. Akron beat Ft Wayne 6 to 5.
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Wichita Falls
Houston
Shreveport
Waco
Dallas
San Antonio
Beaumont
Ft. Worth
Providence
Pittsfield
New Haven
Springfield
Hartford
Bridgeport
Albany
Allentown
Erie
Dayton
Canton
Akron
Ft. Wayne
Southern Association Scores From Birmingham to Mobile
Baseball scoreboard from the Southern Association shows Birmingham 7 over Nashville 3 and Atlanta 16 to Chattanooga 6. Little Rock 5 3 New Orleans 3 4, Memphis 1 5, Mobile 0 4.
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Southern Association
Birmingham
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Little Rock
New Orléans
Memphis
Mobile
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