Donahue Shines as Reds Top Dodgers 5-2 in Rain Interlude
Pete Donahue pitched superbly for the Reds, allowing only two hits through six dry innings before rain halted play. Rube Ehrhardt took the loss for Brooklyn as Cincinnati rallied to score five runs, aided by timely hits from Donohue and a critical seventh inning error.
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Peckham Leads City Meet Qualifying In Gutsy 73
Quinn Peckham from Maketewah Country Club shot 73 to lead the first round of the city golf championship qualifying. Neal Ransick and Ira Holden followed with 74 and 76 as a storm affected later starters, with many competitors failing to break 80. The article lists scores for 60 plus players and schedules first flight match pairings.
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Dodgers Reds Playoff Struggles Amid Rain Delay
In a tense baseball game rain halted play in the sixth after Dodgers and Reds battled through mid innings. Buck Wheat and Donohue sparked late Reds scoring, while Ehrhardt yielded two runs in the seventh as Dressen and Roush drove in runners. final out by Donahue sealed the Dodgers’ loss.
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Reds and Dodgers clash in rain-delayed finale
The Reds lead the series two to one with one game postponed by rain and Eppa Rixey faces the Dodgers' Jess Petty in the afternoon. Bob Hargrave will miss 2 or 3 days with finger injuries, while Babe Pinellis and Jim Caveney play through finger and back pains. Attendance was 2,618 as Johnston made a sharp out on Niehaus’s foul.
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Giants Release Recruit Lindberg to Norfolk Club
Walter Gum Lindberg a left handed pitcher recruited from Washington and Lee University was released under an optional agreement to the Norfolk club of the Virginia League. The move was announced today by the Giants.
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Baseball scores from yesterday's National and American leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 2, Pittsburgh 7 New York 6, St Louis 6 Philadelphia 4, Boston 4 St Louis 6. American League shows Boston 13 Chicago 5, Philadelphia 17 Cleveland 15, plus Kansas City 9 Toledo 4, St Paul 8 Indianapolis 7, Columbus 17 Milwaukee 2, Louisville 11 Minneapolis 5.
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Baseball Today's American League Schedule Highlights
The schedule lists Brooklyn at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Washington, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Detroit at New York, Boston at Chicago, Cleveland at Philadelphia, New York at Pittsburgh, and Chicago at Boston. Two games noted. American Association games include Milwaukee at Columbus and Minneapolis at Louisville.
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Latonia Horse Races Report Compiled By C J Savage
Weather clear and track fast as four races are detailed. Idle Hour Farm Stable’s Buckwheat Cake wins the fourth race by a narrow margin with interference noted for Rothermel. Little Celt takes the sixth with strong late move. Vermila wins the seventh claiming race under Mont d Or II's bloodline. Other placings include Step Along and Dandybrush. payouts listed for wins and places.
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Goodrich to Box Loayza for World Lightweight Title
Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo and Stanislaus Loayza of Chile will fight for the world lightweight title after both won elimination semi finals at Queensboro Stadium. Goodrich beat Benny Valger on points in twelve rounds while Loayza stopped Cirilin Olano in three.
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Kline Defeats Ketchell In Ten Round Riverside Bout
Patsy Kline earned a close decision over Young Ketchell Philadelphia in ten rounds at Riverside Arena Covington as Ketchell struggled with defense and Kline pressed with steady lefts and rights. Also on the program Happy Herb stopped Young Menifee in the second round, Braggburn outboxed George Smith, and Barney Gilpen dominated Joe Marco in the four round curtain raiser.
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McGrawmen Lose Fourth Straight to Pirates 7 6
In Pittsburgh the Giants slip to a four game skid as the Pirates edge New York 7 to 6. Snyder homered with runners aboard in the ninth, while Eddie Farrell left early with a right arm injury. Grantham argued after being hit by a pitch and was ejected in the sixth.
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Cubs Hit Five Home Runs to Beat Braves 8 4
Chicago wins fifth straight by defeating Boston 8 to 4 in a game that featured five homers. Brooks hit two, Griffith and Hartnett also connected, and Jones pitched well through eight. O'Neil and Maraquard were among notable players in a high-scoring contest at Chicago.
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Cardinals beat Phillies 6-4 for fourth straight win
Rhem earned the win with solid pitching as St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4. Bottomley and Sand homered for the Cardinals, with Sand driving in a run. Mitchell took the loss after allowing 12 hits in seven innings.
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Three-Fye League Scores Vary Across Card
In the Three-Fye League action Terre Haute edged Yee 4 to 3 while Quincy Bloomington and Ss Pezista defeated Peoria 6 to 4 in a rain affected Decatur Danville contest.
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Miss Kinsey Leads Qualifiers in Women’s City Golf Championship
The Hillcrest Country Club course hosted a rainy qualifying round of the Women’s City Championship. Miss Martha Kinsey of Cincinnati Golf Club posted the low 93, with Mrs Holden Wilson runner up at 94 and Miss Emily Tietig at 95.
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Labor Day Handicap at Coney Island Promises Turf Giants
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes the Handi cap at one and one-eighth miles with seven thousand five hundred dollars added. Labor Day at the new Coney Island course will showcase top owners like Jones Brothers Audley Farm and Mrs. Vanderbilt. Entrants include Princess Doreen Spot Cash Kentucky Cardinal and many famed runners.
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Wrestling show postponed in Cleveland due to rain
The planned wrestling event in Cleveland featuring Ed Strangler Lewis and Mike Romano was postponed tonight because of rain. A new date was not announced.
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Philadelphia Rally Edges Cleveland In 15-7 Baseball Thriller
In a historic Philadelphia turnaround, the Athletics erased an eleven-run eighth inning deficit and rallied to beat Cleveland 15 to 7. Simmons homered in the eighth to cap the surge as umpire Owens was injured and replaced by Dineen.
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Red Sox Rout White Sox In Opening Series Victory
Boston defeats Chicago 13 to 5 as Flagstead and Boone homer and Ruffing gets strong support. Dashed Chicago defense and timely Boston hitting lead to a decisive win in the first of the series.
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Lane Gore Signs With St Paul Club
Lane Gore star pitcher of Baylor University signs with the St. Paul club of the American Association. He left Greenville today to join the team.
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