Dodgers Bomb Reds 12-3 Before Big Crowd
Dazzy Vance started for Brooklyn as 18 000 fans packed Redland to witness a dramatic 12 to 3 Dodgers win over Cincinnati. The visitors broke the game open with an eight run fifth inning after Rube Benton and Jakie May faltered, while Neal Brady closed out the fireworks.
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Megerle Team Beats Shevlin 5 to 4 in Newport baseball
Roy Megerle's Megerle Meats, linked with Cincinnati clubs in the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association, upset the strong Shevlin aggregation 5 to 4 before a record crowd at Newport. Ferris Lumber toppled Becker Clothes 4 to 3 at Hyde Park. Price Hillers nearly defeated Chicago Mill and Lumber. Other results included Triple A beating Purcell, Leonine edging Brighton, Pleasant Ridge over East End Merchants, and Christ Church over Railway Mail Service with L. B. Harrison idle. Next Sunday’s games list Chicago Mill and Lumber vs East End Merchants, Meyerle Meats vs L. B. Harrison, and others.
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Record of Latonia Race Picks By Lincoln Plant
Lincoln Plant handicapper for The Commercial Tribune posts Latonia winners with 35 wins in 76 races and a 46 percent success rate far above peers. This listing shows his selections and prices such as 19.10 18.70 18.10 17.50 14.70 13.20 12.50. Past performances and race charts appear daily in The Commercial Tribune. Daily 2 cents, Sunday 7 cents.
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BUNTS AND BINGLES R and Dodgers Meet in Afternoon Game
The Dodgers and R team face off this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Manager Hendricks rotating pitchers. Donohue may be out despite Luque’s three-inning stint on Saturday. Ehrhardt to start today. Fournier hits his eighth homer of the season. Attendance reaches 17,368 as a real crowd finally turns out after eight weak showings.
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Dodgers Fans Strew Bottles as Substitutes Play Out
Fans in the bleachers and right field pavilion grew restless after Dodgers big innings. Hendricks sent in substitutes as regulars rested. Zitzmann replaced Caveney then played short, Smith relieved Roush. Sullivan, the new catcher, operated for Wingo. Bressler’s catch of Cox’s fly near the second inning fence was highlighted.
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International League scores roll in from Baltimore Jersey City Rochester and Providence
Baseball action spans Baltimore Syracuse and Jersey City with multiple games in progress. Highlights include varied innings outcomes and batteries listed for each matchup across venues in Baltimore Jersey City Rochester and Providence.
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Niebergall
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Ogden
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McCarty
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Baseball scores from yesterday's major leagues
National League results include Brooklyn 12 Cincinnati 3 and Chicago 7 Boston 8. American League games show Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 0 and New York 8 Detroit 3. St Louis 11 Philadelphia 7 and Washington 9 St Louis 8 also listed. American Association reports Toledo 11 Kansas City 4 and Columbus 12 8 with satodebaas 11 4.
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Kansas City at Toledo and St Paul at Indianapolis
Two to two college basketball pairings listed for upcoming games Kansas City vs Toledo and St Paul vs Indianapolis with matchups noted. No outcomes or dates provided.
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Cubs Beat Braves 7 3 for Third Straight Win
Chicago hammered Graham for six runs in the second inning and beat Boston 7 to 3 for its third consecutive victory. Alexander pitched well, Felix led Braves with three hits including a homer and a double, Grimm homered for Chicago.
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Cardinals Beat Phillies to Rise Three Games
The Cardinals defeated the Phillies 11 to 7 in St. Louis. Wilson Wright Stone and Fonseca produced a fifth inning rally for Philadelphia, but Bell homered later as St. Louis added three more runs. Dyer earned the win over Betts with Carlson the loser after a two and one third inning stint. Time 2 20. Umpires Pfirman Sweeney O Day.
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Southern Association Scores and Results
Nashville 1-6 New Orleans 8-8. Memphis 3 Atlanta 1. Chattanooga 1 Mobile 98-5. No other games scheduled.
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Western League Scores Roundup
Denver 4 Wichita 8 Lincoln 2 St Joseph 3 Omaha 7 Oklahoma City 6 Des Moines 10 Tulsa 5.
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Three-Eye League Scores Report
In the Three-Eye League results Pleominaven beat Springfield 8 to 4. Peoria defeated Quincy 10 to 6. Terre Haute won 10 to 8 against Decatur. Danville beat Evansville 8 to 6.
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Macks Are Shut Out First Time This Year
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia 3 to 0 in Cleveland on June 14, first time this season the American League leaders were shut out. Karr held the Athletics to five hits and drove in two runs with a seventh inning single. Walberg pitched well until the seventh.
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Yankees beat Tigers 8 to 3 in Detroit series opener
New York defeats Detroit 8 3 as Babe Ruth belts his second homer off Leonard in the third inning. Jones worked for Detroit while Meusel Shanks and Gehrig contributed for the Yankees. Leonard lasted five innings, Doyle followed. Time of game 2 16. Umpires listed.
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Senators 9 Browns 8 in tight Washington win
Washington edged the St. Louis Browns 9 to 8 in a free hit game to close within half a game of the Philadelphia Athletics. Coveleskie, Davis, Wingard, and Marberry pitched with varied success as Washington built an early lead and held on amid late Browns threats.
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Comellos Shut Out Union Printers 7 to 0 At Deer Creek Commons
Leeds pitched effectively for the Comellos in a seven inning win over Union Printers. He allowed four hits and struck out five with one walk. Wilkinson pitched for the Printers, surrendering sixteen hits. The game ended after seven innings by mutual agreement.
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Jewelers Edge Frechting Cubs In Ten Run rout
Maurer's two hit with two on in the twelfth inning sparked the Frechting Cubs to a 10 to 0 victory over the Jewelers at eBland Park. Freeman, Davis, and Wright starred for Frechting with strong relief from Guent. Harrison and Korfhasen collected key two base hits.
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Shevlins Lose to Meyerle Meats in Newport Fast Game
In front of the largest Northern Kentucky crowd, the Shevlins fall 5 to 4 to Meyerle Meats at Newport municipal field. Cassini hurls nine frames with 12 strikeouts as Meyerle uses three pitchers Bamberger Kreiling Keeney to hold off Shevlins two-run rally in ninth.
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Christ Church Defeats Railway Mail Service Club 10 to 2
Christ Church beats Railway Mail Service 10 to 2 at Deer Creek in a noon Greater Cincinnati Amateur Ball Association game. Robinson pitched well for Christ Church, while Knowles Parker and Ellis led with extra base hits. Errors and fielding contributions from both sides highlighted a decisive Church victory.
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East End Merchants Lose to Pleasant Ridge 14 to 5
Pleasant Ridge overwhelms East End Merchants 14 to 5 in an Amateur Association game at Christ Church field. Dearwater led Ridge with four hits in five at bats as pitcher Rariden and Bellhard dominated. The line score shows Ridge 14, East End 5 with errors and multiple players contributing RBI and defensive plays.
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Ferris Triumphs In Amateur Game At Hyde Park Lam
Ferris Lumber defeated Becker Clothes 9 to 4 in Hyde Park Lam amid a surprise win as Gillette led with a triple and single while Fisher and Siegal split pitching duties. The Foley frame featured 15 strikeouts and a late Becker rally. Brighton edged Brighton 6 to 5 in a separate Brinton matchup at Faessell Field.
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Purcell A C Falls 10 to 1 in Amateur Association Game
Purcell A C lost 10 to 1 at Elder Stadium as Triple A pitcher Gerraghtry held the visitors to three hits. McDevitt hit a home run and collected two other hits for Triple A, while Purcell’s Edwards Kane and Cope struggled at the plate.
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Baseball Review Week’s Major League Record Summary
New York June 14 report compiles the week’s major league games with wins and losses, runs, hits, errors, opponents’ runs, and home runs. Includes Saturday’s results and key matchups across teams.
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Men and Women Open Play Today For Golf Crowns
Local golf fans prepare for a day of medal play as Cincinnati clubs host the men’s city championship at Grandin Road and Hillcrest for the women’s event. Strong DoG C and Hyde Park lineups headline the field with favorites and dark horses among noted players from Cincinnati clubs. Nearly 100 women tee off at Hillcrest at 11 45 with Emi le Tietig and Martha Kinsey among top contenders.
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Cubs for Fame F experts? Pleasant Ridge Kits mishap
A fragmentary report notes Pleasant Ridge Kits forfeited a game to Mackzums yesterday at Printing grounds due to missing money and an ensuing practice session. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
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Skylarks Defeat Rangers in Ten Innings
The Skylarks beat the La tonia Rangers ten to seven in ten innings yesterday at Twentieth and Augustine streets, vington.
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Tacoma Wildcats Fall to Covington Orioles in Tight Tilt
The Tacoma Wildcats lost 7 to 6 to the Covington Orioles at Tacoma Beach yesterday afternoon. The Orioles offense provided the decisive power as the game stayed close throughout.
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