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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1929

Page

6

Pirates Lose 6 to 5 as Reds Rally Late

Pirates drop rubber match 6 to 5 to Cincinnati after Eppa Rixey holds them and a costly fourth inning lapse by Hugh Critz ir. leads to four Reds runs. Reds surge in the fifth with four more before Carmen Hill quiets the threat, while Traynor and Comorosky spark two Pirate runs in the second.

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Reds and Cardinals Set for Weekend Series After Rainy Start

The Reds plan workouts at the park this morning with a split squad then play a game at Middletown tomorrow afternoon. They face the Cardinals Saturday and Sunday at the park before heading to Pittsburgh. Rain kept attendance down though free gate schoolkids flocked to the plant. Red Lucas has beaten the Pirates nine straight times, dating back to 1927 with several wins in 1928 and this year.

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Baseball Scores From Southern Texas Pacific Coast Leagues

In a slate of games across several circuits, Memphis defeated Atlanta 15 to 1 while Chattanooga beat New Orleans 8 to 1 and Nashville prevailed 8 to 0 against Mobile. Birmingham split 4-3, Little Rock tied 1-1, Beaumont beat Dallas 10-3, Ft Worth topped San Antonio 8-5, Wichita Falls beat Waco 5-4, Shreveport won 10-3 over Houston, Sacramento dominated Portland 11-0, Hollywood edged Los Angeles 9-8, San Francisco beat Missions 5-3, Oakland defeated Seattle 5-3, Albany beat Bridgeport 11-8, Providence split 2-4 with Springfield, Pittsfield beat New Haven 4-3, Hartford won 8-4, and Allentown suffered a 2-11 loss.

Southern Association Memphis Atlanta Chattanooga New Orleans Nashville Mobile Birmingham Little Rock Beaumont Dallas Ft. Worth San Antonio Wichita Falls Waco Shreveport Houston Sacramento Portland Hollywood Los Angeles San Francisco Missions Oakland Seattle Eastern Albany Bridgeport Providence Springfield Pittsfield New Haven Hartford Allentown

Bruins Batter Way Into National League Lead

Chicago gains first place in the National League by sweeping a doubleheader from St Louis 7 to 3 and 11 to 3 before 45 000 fans Malone fanned ten to win the opener Bush pitched the nightcap as Chicago built a large lead Wilson homered and Hornsby had four straight hits in the first game while Cuyler Stephenson and Gonzales paced the offense in both games with multiple hits

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Braves sweep Brooklyn in doubleheader wins

In Boston on June 19 the Braves took both games from Brooklyn 3 to 4 and 9 to 0. A seven run burst against Watson Clark and A Moore sparked the first victory, as three Brooklyn pitchers struggled.

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Baseball scores from Indianapolis Louisville and Toledo games

In Indianapolis St Wil lia m 02001125 1119 0 beat Indianapolis 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 2 5 0 0 1 9 Batteries Cambell Fenner Meadows Boone Sprint. In Louisville Minneapolis 0 1 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 8 1 6 2 Batteries Benton Pate Dumont Wingfield McMullen Otto Weizer Williams Wilkinson Thompson. In Toledo Kansas City 004040001 9 12 Toledo 0 0 2 2 0 1 1 6 0 0 8 Batteries Sheehan Day Peters Wingard Palmero Pfeiffer Zahniser McCurdy. Second game Kansas City 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 6 Batteries Thomas Rigley Lucas Hayworth. Milwaukee at Columbus postponed rain. Newark Rochester 5 4 Buffalo 18 1 Baltimore 1 5 Montreal 9 Reading 3 Toronto 10 Jersey City 3 Eye League Terre Haute 8 Peoria 2 Quincy 9 Danville 4 Springfield 8 1 Decatur 6 8 Evansville 18 5 Bloomington 1 2

Indianapolis R. H. E. St. Wil Ain Cambell Fenner Meadows Boone Sprint Louisville Gai Minneapolis Benton Pate Dumont Wingfield McMullen Otto Weizer Williams Wilkinson Zahniser McCurdy R. H. E. Kansas Cit Thomas and Rigley Lucas and Hayworth Milwaukee Columbus

Extra-Hole Battles Spark City Golf Tourney

Nelson Ruddy, 1927 champion, survives a first round upset bid from Avon Fields youngster Charlie Teetz with two clutch putts on the eighteenth and nineteenth greens at Make tewah Country Club. Al Baumgartner defeats Doug Hill in twenty-one holes amid driving rain as Neil Ransick advances, and Johnny Fisher ousts Milt Cook 4 and 3 as rain slows play.

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Baseball Results Roundup From Yesterday

National League scores listed include Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 5 and New York 15 12 Philadelphia 14 6. Boston 8 9 Brooklyn 4 90 with Chicago and St Louis at 7 11 and 3 3. American League shows New York 13 Boston 2 St Louis 5 Chicago 2 Detroit 8 Cleveland 3. Only games scheduled.

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Schedule Spotlight National League Matchups

National League actions feature Brooklyn at Boston, St Louis at Chicago, and New York at Philadelphia in today’s slate. Each game brings crucial divisional implications as pennant races tighten.

American League Today: Detroit at Cleveland and More

Detroit visits Cleveland, Chicago plays St. Louis, and Boston travels to Washington in League action.

Milwaukee at Columbus Basketball Clash

Milwaukee faces Columbus in a scheduled game while St. Paul meets Indianapolis and Minneapolis battles Louisville. Kansas City plays Toledo.

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