Moss Wins Own Victory With Single in Eighth
Dodgers rally to defeat the Reds 8 to 7 with a key eighth inning single by Moss driving in Picinich and Bressler after a late Robins comeback. May, Rixey, Ash and Moss pitched for Brooklyn while McWeeny, Moss and Morrison worked for Cincinnati in a high scoring, tightly contested game.
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Brooklyn and Cincinnati Battle In Early Baseball Tilt
Brooklyn and Cincinnati met in a high scoring baseball game with Moss earning the win and Rixey the loss. Frederick, Herman, Bancroft, Critz, Walker, and Swan son produced multiple RBIs as Brooklyn crosses nine runs to Cincinnati's seven.
Cardinals Take Lead With Ten-inning Win Over Boston
The St. Louis Cardinals strengthened their pennant bid by beating Boston 7 to 6 in ten innings. Hafey hit his 16th homer with Bottomley aboard to tie in the ninth, and Orsatti drove in the winning run with a bases loaded single in the tenth as Pittsburgh lost to New York.
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Windy City Upsets in American Derby at Washington Park
Windy City, a 14 to 1 shot, defeated Naishapur by a length and a half to win the $50,000 American Derby at Washington Park. The three year old colt, owned by Frederick M. Grabner of Chicago, finished one mile and a quarter in 2 10 as Dr. Freeland and African followed in the money.
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Seligson Bowman Duel as Tristate Tennis Finals Set
The twenty ninth Tristate tennis tournament concludes this afternoon at the Cincinnati Tennis Club East Walnut Hills with finals in men singles between Julius Seligson and Herbert Bowman and women singles pitting Clara Louise Zinke against Ruth Riese. Junior and scholastic finals follow including Bossoon versus Ratterman and Scull and Rahe versus Diehl and Hutchinson.
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Athletics Beat Indians 1–0 In Four and Rain Shortened
Philadelphia Athletics defeat Cleveland Indians 1–0 in a rain shortened game of four and a half innings. Joe Boley drove in the lone run with a fourth inning single scoring Bing Miller as George Earnshaw earned his eighth win of the season. Miller extended his hitting streak to fifteen games with two singles today.
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Pirates Open Series With Reds In Doubleheader
The Pirates face the Reds in a two game set at the yard starting at 1 30 pm. Luque and Donohue listed as Cincinnati starters. Glenn Wright married instead of joining the Dodgers in Philadelphia. Reds squandered two late chances in the fifth and eighth to take control.
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Reds Faction Frustrates Side in Low Attendance Affair
Sukeforth started with a bunt, Purdy flied out, Swanson doubled to move Sukey to third, Moss was driven in as Morrison retired Cruz. Walker was intentionally walked to fill the bases, Stripp flied out. Attendance fell to 2,297 on a dull half holiday.
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Hitting Heavyplay Highlighted By Walker Cruz and Kelly
Walker delivered a strong showing with a double and three singles plus a screaming line drive. Cruz added a double and two singles while Kelly contributed a double and a single in the same game.
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Dodgers Beat Dodgers Star Rube Bressler Leads In Hits
Rube Bressler, once a Red, starred for the Dodgers with a single double and triple. Thiel followed with a double and two singles, contributing to the offense in a compact batting display.
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Ethan Allen Receives Belated UC Degree Amid Absence
Ethan Allen was awarded a belated degree from the University of California yesterday but could not attend the ceremony in person to receive the sheepskin. He plans to practice and pursue his career posthumously or at a later date, according to university officials.
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Zitzmann Delivers Stellar Play As Hendricks Cut Down
Bill Zitzmann again starred with a great catch, stopping Hendricks's bid for a triple in one hand after a sensational run. The feat highlights a standout defensive sequence in the game.
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Mansfield High star hurt by falling ice at plant
Robert Schuster 18 a Mansfield High School football standout suffered a broken back when a 300 pound cake of ice toppled onto him at the local ice plant. His foot slipped causing the accident. he is expected to recover.
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Fenwick Athletic Department Reopens After Renovation
The Fenwick Athletic Department reopens tomorrow after a week of closure for a complete department renovation. Numerous improvements have been completed, enhancing facilities for club members and athletes.
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Joe Anderson in Fine Shape for Redland Field Bout
The Covington middleweight Joe Anderson trained under Johnn y Cox to weight 162 pounds for a ten round fight with Maxie Rosenbloom of White Plains New York at Redland Field. Rosenbloom's fast left jab and agile defense remain sharp, while Anderson seeks to outwit the New Yorker with strategic pressure and speed. Cox prepared Anderson to counter Rosenbloom's guard and left hand, aiming for a decisive victory for the hometown fighter.
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Bearcats Stop Wooster Streak in Season Finale
Cincinnati University defeated Wooster College 2 to 1 to end Wooster’s undefeated Ohio Conference run. Pitcher Langevin calmed the rally with men on base as Wooster ace Myles Beeler held Cincinnati to three hits. Two runs in the second gave Cincinnati the lead, and Wooster could not close the gap. Batteries Generse and Altemeier for Cincinnati, Beeler and Meier for Wooster.
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Cubs edge Phillies 8 7 in tenth after Hornsby homer
In Chicago on June 15 the Cubs beat the Phillies 8 to 7 in ten innings. Hornsby hit a bases loaded homer in the seventh to give Chicago the lead before Philadelphia tied it in the ninth. Davis homered with the bases full in the sixth. Winning pitcher Malone and loser McGraw. Time 2 43. Umpires Reardon and McCormick.
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Giants outlast Pirates in fourteen to 20 to 15 collapse
The New York Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 20 to 15 in a 14 inning marathon. Eleven pitchers were used, tying major league records, as the Giants rallied from an eight run deficit and Pie Traynor homered to force extra frames.
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Hopi Runner Wins LA Times Pre-Olympic Marathon
Harry Chauca, 19, Hopi, won the first annual Los Angeles Times pre-Olympic marathon, defeating Clarence De Mar, Melrose veteran and favorite, in a convincing victory in Los Angeles on June 15.
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Suarez KOs Paluso in Buenos Aires bout
Acusto Suarez of Argentina defeated Lou Paluso of Salt Lake City by knockout in the second round of their twelve round lightweight fight in Buenos Aires on June 15.
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Highland Golfers Tie Course Record with 9–0 Rout
Frank Marty and Highland dominate Cincinnati Golfers League action posting a 9–0 win over Western Hills to solidify the Red division title hopes. Marty matched the course record with a 70 while Johnny Fisher and Darwin Stapp also posted strong scores as Highland cleared three straight shutouts.
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Two Marks Fall As Y Wins Meet In Rainbow Pool
The Rainbow Pool second annual meet at Rainbow Park produced two pool and meet records. Alline Marshall led the 50-yard backstroke girls in 45.6 seconds, with Ona Blaschang close behind. L Saunders of North Cincinnati Gym set the 50-yard breaststroke record in 48.5 seconds, teammates Dieckmann and Plogman placing second and third.
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Regional Scores Batched From Unclear City Matches
A garbled scoreboard lists Dallas 4 over Houston and Wichita r ail San Antonio 3 with Ft Worth 16 and Waco 9 Beaumont 2 and Shreveportly. The fragmentary lines suggest multiple game results with missing details and place names.
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Ft. Mitchell Defeats Cincinnati 9 to 0 In Regional Match
Ft. Mitchell held firm in the Red division as power from the rd overwhelmed Cincinnati 9 to 0. Norman Hill and Doug Hill beat A W Herron and Doc Wilkinson while Joe Craighead Jr and Al Hill toppled George Geilius and Maj. Barr. Little Bill Johnston and Charlie Porter defeated J Morrison and Doug Warner as Losantiville edged Twin Oaks 6 to 8.
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Postponed Clovernook Camargo Match Delays Schedule
The sixth match Clovernook versus Camargo at College Hill was postponed after Milford players chose polo fun over the game. The Red and Blue divisions show Highland and Maketewah atop their standings with several teams trailing.
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Frank Marty's Exhibition At Highland Golf Course
Frank Marty delivered a standout show in yesterday's team matches at Highland. A missed opportunity to pair the round with a couple of short putts kept him from setting a new course record as he carded a five on the par four eighth.
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Twin Oaks Club Qualifiers Named for President's Cup Play
Thirty two members of Twin Oaks Country Club qualified for President's Cup play. The list shows pairings for the first round matchups including Al Gammill with Harry Collins, Ray Smith with George One, H Von Handort with G F Simons, and others.
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Filipino's foe real prattler Mayer wins One Hundred final
Mayer defeats Ditzel 4 and 3 in Maketewah final as Davison beats Hodge 3 and 2 in Class A and Derr tops Rein hart 8 and 2 in Class B. Hambright set for Tacoma Bowl bout with Lavelle as Scheyer stacks a rich card with Payton Backer and more bouts listed.
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Tigers 9 Yankees 2 in New York game
Detroit pounded four Yankee pitchers for fifteen hits to win 9 to 2 in the third game of the series. Victor Sorrell held the champions to eight hits and got errorless support as New York won the first two games. Main contributors included Johnson Fothergill Heilmann McManus and Durst for Detroit and Gehrig Lazzeri Byrd Shea and Pipgras for New York in a 9 to 2 Detroit victory.
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Ridgewood Golf Club Qualifying Round Leaders
Fifteen members submitted cards for the Ridgewood Golf Club championship qualifier. Others may play today. Standings include Grathwohl 74, Sanford 81, Hicks 81, Vogel 82, Erb 383, Schlottman 87, Homan 88, Bush 92, Millar 92, Hadley 92, Kirkwood 93, Baxter 93, Brester 94, Jacobs 98, Pugh 103.
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Local golfers shine with season best scores
Four Cincinnati players earn honorable mention for standout rounds. L A Davison Maketewah fired 78, marking his best in some time. A V Murphy Clovernook posted 86, about eight or nine strokes better than usual. Bill Brenner carded 85, and Ford Haas Avon Fields 76, both personal bests on record.
Hillcrest Golfers Recreate Battle of Bunker Hill
Yesterday about eighteen Hillcrest golfers aged over fifty staged a playful Battle of Bunker Hill. Max Gugenheim led with a net 85 for nine holes, while others listed include Jack Loeb 36, Louis Rindskopf 86, I L Miller 36, plus several additional players: J D Klein Julius Schild Ed Karlsruher Charles Longini Sr Leon Meis and Joe Schild.
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City Amateur Championship Set To Open Monday
The Maketéwah city amateur championship begins Monday with Neil Ransick the favorite to defend his crown. Full pairings and starting times will be printed in Monday's edition.
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Mrs Myers Wins Kentucky Women's Golf Title in Lexington
Special Dispatch reports Mrs Harvey Myers of Twin Oaks Club Covington won the Kentucky women's championship at Lexington Country Club by defeating Mrs Frazer Lebus 3 and 2 in the final after earlier beating Mrs E D Mason 3 and 2 in the semifinals. Myers posted an even 90 to claim the title completing five years of tournament play. John L Horgan of Cincinnati presented the trophy.
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Pacific Coast League results rain delays update
Portland fell 1 to 4 against Hollywood who won 4 to 5 as several games were postponed by rain leaving others unsettled in the Pacific Coast League reports.
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White Sox Rally Past Senators In Seventh Inning
Chicago scored five runs in the seventh inning on two singles a double a triple a walk a hit by pitch and two wild pitches to defeat Washington 5 to 1. Liska allowed three hits through six innings before Chicago’s burst. Brown pitched two innings for Washington.
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St Louis totaled four runs in the twelfth to defeat Boston 12 to 8 after Boston led 5 to 1. Key hits included Manush, McGowan, and O Rourke powering the rally as Morris allowed the late scoring. Blaeholder earned the win, Morris the loss, with final 8:18 time.
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Atlanta 6, Littl Rock 56. Chattanooga 6, Mobile 6. Nashville 12, New Orleans 9. Birmingham ?, Memphis 2.
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Yesterday's National League Scores Highlight High Scoring Park
Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 8 to 7 Chicago defeated Philadelphia 8 to 7 St Louis won 5 to 4 over Boston New York routed Pittsburgh 20 to 15 All games reported with strong offense and notable comebacks across the league.
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Baseball scores from the American League games
In a slate of AL results Philadelphia edged Cleveland 1 to 0 while Detroit defeated New York 9 to 2. Chicago beat Washington 5 to 1 and St Louis defeated Boston 12 to 8.
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American Association scores and standings snapshot
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National League Today Pirates at Reds and More
Schedule for the National League features Pittsburgh visiting Cincinnati, New York at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Boston at St. Louis, outlining tonight’s aligment and opponents.
Sports matchups listed for NBA schedule
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Small-city matchups list for Midwest teams
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Dern Faces Ted Thye in Redland Field Feature Match
Ira Dern, noted as the Millionaire Wrestler from Salt Lake City, arrives in Cincinnati to battle Ted Thye, a renowned double wrist locker specialist, in the Friday night main event at Redland Field. Dern has drawn strong fan interest since a recent victory in Cincinnati and insists he can defeat any man in his weight class.
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Spinney League Schedule For Today
Miller's Garage faces Silverton. White Oak plays Loveland Park. Improved Order of Red Men meets Colerain. Clifton Heights Merchants vs Point Isabel. Woodlawn A C. vs Georgetown. San Juan vs Pleasant Plains. Linwood A C. vs Long Island Beach. Recess Peas against Gonzaga A C.
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