Adolfo Luque Shuts Down Giants in Reds 1-0 Win
Senor Adolfo Luque of Havana pitched a two inning masterclass and Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Giants 1 to 0 in the opener of the series. Bentley held and Luque forged a pitching duel with timely defensive support as Gowdy’s triple stood as the only real Giants threat.
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Luque Sinks Bentley in Tight Reds Giants Tilt
In a hard fought game the Reds defeat the Giants as Luque masterfully shuts down the order. Bentley pitches brilliantly but a late single by Pinelli and aggressive baserunning by Roush decide the contest.
Giants and Reds Take Noon Game in Uncertain Pitching
The Giants and Reds meet this afternoon at 3 with either Harry Biemiller or Jake May to pitch for the Reds. The Giants struggle with key pitchers hurt. Attendance stood at 7,207 as the game clocked one hour forty minutes. Giants writers and local golf fundraisers are noted among the visitors.
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McGraw sidelined as ill manager misses game
The article notes Manager McGraw’s continued weakness and absence from the park with his own physician traveling with the club. It details a muddy foggy game where Hughie Crutz made a key defensive play, Gowdy singled, and Cruz caught a tricky pop, saving a run. Frank Frisch remains out for about a week with a finger cast removed but still weak.
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Boston Sox Release Ray Francis to Reds
The Boston American League Baseball Club announced the release of left-hander Ray Francis by waiver to the Cincinnati Club of the National League.
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Pirates Rim Dodgers 8-3 for Sixth Straight Win
Pirates defeat Brooklyn Robins 8 to 3 to extend winning streak. Yde dominant early, then tired late as Brooklyn rallied for four hits. Game delayed 15 minutes by a light shower. Tierney hit a homer for Pittsburgh while Wheat and Cuyler added two base hits.
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Cubs Rally to Beat Phillies 5-4 in Tight Chicago Win
Sheriff Blake pitched well for Chicago and earned the decision as Adams’ ninth inning single broke a 4-4 tie. Home runs by Brooks Fonseca and a running catch by center fielder Weis highlighted the game with key defensive plays and stolen bases amid a tense late stretch.
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Western League scores with Omaha and Oklahoma
In wet grounds Omaha 4 St. Joseph Lincoln 4 while Oklahoma She 4 Seaver 10 led in a tied or unclear result.
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How Horses Ran at Latonia Compiled by Savage
Weather showery and track heavy affected Latonia races. Report summarizes outcomes and performances of competing horses with emphasis on notable strides and results.
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International League Scores From Jersey City Providence Baltimore and Reading
In Jersey City the Totortos split with 2 runs for 2 and 8 for 10. Providence beat Buffalo 5 to 1 with strong pitching from Proffitt Swartz Musante and Elliott. Baltimore triumphed over Syracuse 12 to 3 behind Reinhart Neibergall Ogden and Cobb. Reading defeated Rochester 8 to 2 with Horn Lake Head Hankin and McCarty contributing to the win.
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Results of Yesterday's National League Games
Cincinnati edged the Mets 1 to 0 while Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 8 to 3 and Chicago beat Philadelphia 5 to 4. Louisville won 9 to 7 over Minneapolis as Milwaukee at Columbus was rained out.
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AMERIC. Rivalries Across The Nation
A snapshot lists matchups New York versus Cincinnati Philadelphia against Chicago Boston facing St. Louis and Brooklyn clashing with Pittsburgh highlighting early season basketball or hockey schedules across major cities.
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Tygers Equal Record Beating Yanks in Blowout
Detroit defeated the New York Yankees 19 to 1 as Lou Gehrig homered salvaging a shutout. The Tigers tied a season mark with 13 runs in the sixth inning, aided by eleven before a batter was retired, a likely major league record.
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Senators Edge Browns In Low Scoring Washington Win
Zachary edged Bush in a pitchers duel as Washington defeated St Louis 2 to 1 for its third straight win behind Manager Harris hitting safely for the twenty third game. Bush allowed eight hits in eight and two thirds while Zachary went eight and two thirds with eight hits.
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Harris, Harriss dominate as Phillies edge Cleveland 10 to 8
Slim Harriss pitched effectively and Philadelphia topped Cleveland 10 to 8 in a midweek baseball game. Sherrod Smith struggled after a strong start, yielding sixteen hits over the final six frames, while the Phillies capitalized on Cleveland errors and timely hitting to secure the victory. The game note mentions a venue change for tomorrow's contest due to a Rotarian convention.
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Chicago Bos ton game log notes second game
Totals .82 72710 hicago . 7 : 00700 Boston. 00010 028 Batted for Fae in ninth. Batted for Quinn in ninth . Errors-Sheely, Ezzell 2, Boone, Todt, Lee. Two-base Hits-Sheely, Hooper, Vade. Stolen Bases-Davis 2, Collins. Sac rifice Hit-Sheely. Double Plays-Kamm a and Sheely: Davis, Collins and nanny Left on Bases-Chicago 5, Bos ton Bases on Balls-By Faber 4, by inn 2. Struck Out-By Faber 7, by inn 2. Time-1:45. Umpires-Hilde brand and Evans. SECOND GAME.
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Hornsby and Fletcher Find For On Field Fracas
St Louis manager Rogers Hornsby receives a $100 fine and Philadelphia manager Art Fletcher a $50 penalty after a heated dispute in yesterday's game. National League president John A Heydler cited Hornsby's long record of peaceful conduct and the heat of the day while noting Fletcher was also at fault for provoking the outbreak.
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American Army team defeats Harlequins 13 to 4 in polo tuneup
In London on June 17 the American army polo team beat Lord Wodehouse's Harlequins 13 goals to 4 as they prepared to defend their international military polo title against the British army on June 20.
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