Reds Clinch Seventh Straight Victory Over Phils in 1925
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 8 to 3 to extend their winning streak to seven games. Pete Donohue pitched strongly through four innings before a late rally by the Phillies. Johnny Couch started for Philadelphia and was pulled after five as Bressler and Bohne led the Reds with key hits.
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Reds begin playoff bout as Brooklyn hosts five game series
The Reds start a five game series at Brooklyn's ballpark this afternoon at 3 o clock. Festivities mark Cincinnati's part in the Golden Jubilee events for the National League with a parade of amateurs and semi pros prior to the game.
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Latonia Third Race Recap Shows Fast Finishes
In the Latonia meet third race a four-year-old claiming horse won after sprinting to the stretch. Bona Vera led Untried then held off By Gosh with Kit closing. payouts paid out to 8.70 for Bona Vera and 3.20 for Quince Garden in later races.
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Privileged Groundbreaking Day With Ball Players Dignitaries
Old ball players and dignitaries attend the grounds for a ceremonial event. A band concert and other ceremonies will precede a buffet lunch for the privileged classes after the contest.
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Reds Name Eppa Rixey to Start Pitching Run
Eppa Rixey will pitch for the Reds as his turn comes up not for age advantage but as the next in line. He appears on pace to extend a personal streak toward eight consecutive decisions or starts.
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Robinson Elevates Wilbert to Club Chieftainship
President Manager Robinson and his wife receive congratulations during their visit as Wilbert is elevated to the club's chief position.
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Enthusiastic Fans Rally as Six Papers Send Experts
Six newspapers dispatch experts to cover Brooklyn’s team. Tom Rice of the Brooklyn Eagle, Tom Meany of the Brooklyn Times, Eddie Murphy of the New York Sun, H. Schumacher of the New York Journal, Jack Farrell of the New York Daily News, and M. C. Corum of the New York Times contribute analysis.
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Veteran Kip Selbach Sees Game From Press Box
Kip Selbach, famed former star, observes the contest from the press box as Mie joins veterans honored at today’s ceremony.
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Improves Lead to Early Practice for Bob Hargrave
Mrs Hargrave was much improved and Bob donned his flannels to take a furious part in practice. He will probably catch today.
Attendance Pleased Fans Await More Stiff Action
The paid attendance reached 2,477 with clear anticipation that the next events will bring tougher competition and stronger performances.
Hyde Park Four Ball Match Sets Pairings at Club
This morning at Hyde Park Golf Club Judge Landis and President Heydler form a four ball team against Hyde Park’s Al Joslin and Reds director Cal McDiarmid.
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International League Baseball Scores From Earlier Games
In Jersey City and Toronto the International League featured tight matchups with Jersey City edging Baltimore 6 to 4 and Rochester defeating Jersey City 9 to 4. Proffit and Attate delivered a 6 to 5 win in Baltimore with Lepard Maley Pond McAvoy Wilson McCarty delivering strong batting, while Providence hosted Syracuse with Syracuse losing 4 to 2 as Boyd Grabowski McKee Ellis Lynn powered Syracuse offense.
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Loughran Outpoints Burke in Ten Rounds
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia defeated Martin Burke of New Orleans in a twelve round bout at Dexter Park Stadium Brooklyn with a late rally that likely influenced the judges. The New York World News Service notes the verdict was generous to Loughran after an early drubbing.
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Cubs Tie Giants With 7 4 Win In New York Series
Percy Jones limited the Giants to six hits as Chicago won the final game 7 to 4 in New York. Brooks led the offense with a single double and a homer, Gowdy also homered, while Kelly and Pittenger contributed in the Chicago attack. Nehf took the loss for New York as Jones pitched four innings for the win.
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Dodgers 7 Cardinals 5 in final Brooklyn win
In St Louis on June 11 Brooklyn defeated the Cardinals 7 to 5 in the fourth game of the series. Fournier hit a seventh inning homer for Brooklyn as Johnson, Johnston and Wheat starred with key hits. Haines pitched seven innings for St Louis, while Petty went the distance for Brooklyn. The game lasted 2 hours 1 minute with Pfirman and Hart as umpires.
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Ruth Sacks Homer but Yankees Fall to Cleveland
Babe Ruth homered for the Yankees but Cleveland beat New York 4 to 1 as Speaker’s circuit drive with two on base produced the decisive third inning margin. Ruth added two singles and the Yankees totaled six hits off Miller. Pennock took the loss.
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Williams powers St Louis past Boston 9 7 in baseball clash
Kenneth Williams drove in two runs with a seventh inning homer and a pivotal eighth inning double as St Louis topped Boston 9 to 7. Williams also made a shoestring catch while Sisler contributed in the field. Davis, Vangilder, Ross, and Quinn shared mound duties in a high scoring American League tilt.
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Pirates Triumph Over Braves in Final Game of Series
In June 1911 at Pittsburgh Emil Yde drove in three runs with a triple and a double as Pittsburgh beat Boston 11 to 8. Ryan pitched well until a sixth inning rally. Boston totaled nine hits while Yde scored three runs.
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Tigers 7 Senators 4 at Washington game report
Washington hosts Detroit as the Tigers beat the Senators 7 to 4 after Walter Johnson suffers his third loss of the season. Whitehill pitched steadily for Detroit while Bluege, Cobb and McNeely paced Detroit’s offense with multiple hits.
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Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
The National League and American League games saw Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 8 to 3 and Cleveland top New York 4 to 1. Pittsburgh defeated Boston 11 to 3, St. Louis beat Boston 9 to 7, Chicago edged New York 7 to 4, Chicago triumphed over Philadelphia 6 to 5, Brooklyn prospered 7 to 5, Detroit won 7 to 4 against Washington. American Association results include Milwaukee 6 Toledo 3, Louisville 16 St Paul 2, Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 2, and Kansas City 11 Columbus 10.
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Schedule of today’s MLB games across leagues
Brooklyn faces Cincinnati in a doubleheader, Philadelphia travels to St. Louis, New York meets Pittsburgh, and Boston visits Chicago. In the American League Milwaukee plays Toledo, Kansas City hosts Columbus.
White Sox even series with 6 5 win over Athletics
Philadelphia June 11 The White Sox beat the A's 6 to 5 to even the series. Rommel and Robertson left early, but Cvengros and Stokes shut the door. Sheely doubled and Falk singled in the fourth to score the decisive run as Chicago overcame an early deficit.
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Cheviot Beats Brookville 5 to 2 in Twilight Game
Mollenkamp limited Brookville to five hits as Cheviot won 5 to 2. Brookville scored its two runs in the seventh inning before Mollenkamp's stronger early work. The box mentions line scores and player names, including Crowley Dresmann and Witter Berg, with details from the Michigan-On- ae League context.
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Crowds Expected for Sunday Battles in Cincinnati Amateur Baseball
In Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association action crowds swelled last Sunday with near 10 000 at Hyde Park grounds. Next Sunday features Becker Clothes vs Ferris Lumber in the prelims and C M and L against Price Hill Tigers in the main event as teams seek early leading positions. Newport also hosts Shevlin vs Meyerle Meats at the Newport city diamond, drawing a large audience.
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Hound racing planned at Erlanger fair grounds
Report says dog racing will be introduced at Erlanger Fair Grounds in Kentucky within weeks. The plan uses a Florida style mutuel system with night racing after track and grandstand improvements and lighting. Local and Southern investors reportedly backing the venture, with Polk Laffoon noting he sold his holdings recently.
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Walnut Billiard Parlor Opens at 511 Walnut 8th Street
The Walnut Billiard Parlor is now open with 16 high grade Menarch cushion tables. The billiard room is completely new throughout and located at 511 Walnut 8th Street on the second floor.
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