Redlegs Triumph Over Dodgers 6 to 5 in Thrilling Ninth
Al Niehaus delivered a decisive ninth inning drive to score Bressler and seal a 6 to 5 victory for Cincinnati over Brooklyn. Eppa Rixey pitched strongly through eight, while Jess Petty struggled in the eighth, and Ernie Osborne closed out the final innings to preserve the win in front of a rain-interrupted contest at the local park.
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Kinsey Leads Qualifiers In Cincinnati City Golf Championship
Miss Martha Kinsey of the Cincinnati Golf Club fired 86 yesterday and 98 on Monday to post 179 for the low 36 hole total in the Hillcrest Club women’s city championship. Mrs Holden Wilson and Mrs Robert Kuhn followed with 181 and 183 as four flights prepare for today’s match play with pairings announced.
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Balch Leads City Golf Qualifiers With 151 Score
DeWitt Balch former state and city champion fired a 73 to finish 151 for two rounds at Cincinnati Golf Club leading the 48 players into three flights for match play in the city championship. Kuhn Cook Sharwood Ransick Peckham and Baumgartner also posted strong totals as first round pairings set.
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Dodgers Lose Bloodthirsty Ninth Inning Destruction
Rixey pitches a strong game for the Reds as Niehaus hits a decisive home run and Bressler drives in the tying run. The Dodgers mount a late rally but contributions from Pinelli and Roush keep Cincinnati ahead, culminating in a dramatic ninth inning collapse.
Results of Yesterday's National League Games
Yesterday's NL games saw Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 6 to 5 and Pittsburgh top N York 13 to 11 in 10 innings. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4, while Boston won 7 to 4 over Chicago in 18 innings. American League Boise Kansas City beat Toledo. Louisville swept Minneapolis 10 to 2. Philadelphia routed Cleveland 12 to 7, Boston edged Chicago 2 to 1, Detroit beat New York 38 to 5, Washington shutout St Louis 3 to 0. Association Columbus 4 Milwaukee 2. Only games played.
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Today’s Schedule Of Games Across Major Leagues
The card lists games including New York at Cincinnati Chicago at Boston and Detroit at New York, plus Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Cleveland at Philadelphia and two Chicago at Boston matches. American Association show Milwaukee at Columbus Minneapolis at Louisville Kansas City at Toledo St Paul at Indianapolis.
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Edd Muffs and Reds Rally in Balked Play
Edd muffed a play as runners halted fearing a catch. Fourner was missed on the force, Pinelli relayed to Dressen and Wheat out. Cox flied to center then Ford Taylor and Petty singled for three more runs. Rixey allowed four hits outside the fourth. Niehaus walked and scored on Wingo’s single. Roush hit a homer in the fifth as the crowd roared.
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Giants Open Five Game Series Against Reds this Afternoon
The fading Giants start a five game set with Cincinnati. Dolf Luque will start for the Reds and is eager to pitch at top speed after a rain interrupted short appearance, aiming to halt the champions.
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Reds Move Up To Third As Pirates Rout Giants
The Reds gain third place after a win as the Pirates crush the Giants, tightening the National League race with the top four clubs bunched together.
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Dodgers Release Bob Barrett to Memphis Under Option
Dodgers president announced the release of infielder Bob Barrett to the Memphis Club under option. Barrett had been obtained a month earlier from the Cubs in exchange for Tom Griffith.
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Red Sox Pitcher Francis Sold to Reds in Quick Move
The Reds completed the purchase of left handed pitcher Francis from the Boston Red Sox. The new hurler leaves for Cincinnati at once to join the Reds pitching staff.
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Attendance to rise over five days after 2508 crowd
An initial turnout of 2,508 drew a modest crowd while organizers expect a significant increase over the next five days as events continue. The article notes growing interest and anticipated boosts in attendance across successive days.
Ed Macke Stays With Cheviot Club Until Hargrave Returns
Ed Macke catcher for the Cheviot semi pro club remains in uniform and will stay a few days more while Hargrave is being prepared to return to duty.
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Knobbie Victor Wins Sprint at Aqueduct
Knobbie a seven year old gelding trained by Johnny Schorr for Jefferson Livingston won the Rockaway Claiming Stakes at Aqueduct in a fast 1 12 over a dead track. Tester challenging early tired, Panic took second with Samaticus strong finish in the closing event. Ursa Major disappointed but not condemned in a race that showcased rising two year olds potential.
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Pirates vs Giants end in tenth with Wright homer gives Pirates 13 11 win
In Pittsburgh, Wright's homer with Traynor on base in the tenth sealed a 13 to 11 victory over the Giants. Meadows earned the win, Nehf took the loss as New York pitchers yielded seven runs to the Pirates in two extra innings.
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Braves subdue Cubs in thirteenth inning series finale
Boston defeated Chicago 7 to 4 in 13 innings to break the Cubs seven game winning streak. The seesaw game featured late scoring by Boston after Bancroft and Bush changes and key hits by Felix and Harris. Cooney earned the win while Bush took the loss in a 2 hour 24 minute contest.
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Cardinals Beat Phillies 6-4 to Win Series
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 in the fifth game, completing the series sweep. Umpire disputes sparked by manager Rogers Hornsby and Art Fletcher led to both managers being ejected after fighting during the sixth inning.
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Ruth Clouts Homer But Yankees Lose
Detroit beats New York 5 to 3 as loose defense helps Detroit win. Babe Ruth homer and a double pace the Yankees offense but they fail to extend a two game win streak for the ninth time this season. Fred Merkle joins the Hugmen and takes over coaching at third base line.
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Phillies Rout Indians 12-7 as Groves Wins in Philadelphia
Philadelphia surged to a 12 to 7 win over Cleveland behind ten first two innings runs. Groves pitched well into the eighth, then Rommel and Shaute faltered as the Phillies seized control with early scoring and solid defense. Edwards faced 8 batters in relief for Cleveland, while Roy closed out the ninth.
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Senators 8 Browns 0 as Johnson dominates
Washington pitcher Walter Johnson hurled a strong game for his tenth win, blanking the St. Louis Browns 8 to 0. Giard matched early control until seventh inning errors opened the scoring, with Johnson's team taking control late.
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Double Plays and Errors Noted in St. Louis Game
Bluege and S Harris each executed double plays with Judge Peckinpaugh, while S Harris and Judge contributed to infield work. St. Louis left on base tally was 10 to 12, walks reached 7 for B Me, 2 for Johnson, with 7 strikeouts for Guard and 2 for Johnson. Wild pitch by Guard. Time 2:09. Umpires Nallin Moriarity and Howe.
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Red Sox Edge White Sox 2 1 In Wind Affects Boston Win
Robertson outduels Ehmke as Boston wins 2 to 1 over Chicago. A fifth inning wind gust carried Flagstead’s fly for a two-base error producing the winning run. Fielding by Kamm and Flagstead highlighted the game amid an all pitchers’ battle.
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McGee Bags Five Hits and Five Runs in One Game
Frank McGee, Peoria’s flamboyant first baseman, tied a local mark by going 5 for 5 with a home run a double and two singles. He stole four bases scored five times and completed an unassisted double play in the day’s action.
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Hikers Offer Twilight Public Walk by American Walkers
The American Walkers Association invites the public to a twilight hike next Saturday. Start is at 7 o clock from the College Hill car line end for Pleasant Ridge via North Bend road Carthage and Seymour avenues and Langdon Farm road a nine mile route with Miss Lena Bein ert as road captain.
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Mystery hike led by Walkers' Club in Cincinnati
The Walkers' Club of Greater Cincinnati plans a mystery hike Thursday at 7 pm starting from the College Hill car line end. Route will be pre mapped and known only to John Walsh who serves as road captain.
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Athletics Stack 23 Runs in Three Innings Set Modern Record
Philadelphia leaders today tallied 23 runs in three consecutive innings after 14 runs yesterday in the eighth against Cleveland. They scored four in the first and six in the second to total 23 runs for three innings, aiming a new modern mark.
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Wooster Wins Ohio Conference Baseball Title
Wooster College whitewashed Ohio Wesleyan 6 to 0 in Wooster Ohio to capture the Ohio Conference championship. Wooster improved to ten wins with two losses this season as Starn pitched a two hit game while Hill struggled for Wesleyan. The final line shows Wooster 9900000000, Ohio Wesleyan 0 hits 4 errors 2. Batteries Kalbfus Starn and Gabriel for Wooster and Hill for Wesleyan.
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Three-Eye League Scores Relayed From Peoria Field
Peoria field reports show Terre Haute Vansville beating Bloomington 1 to 0, with Quincy scoring three for Decatur Danville Rain.
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