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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1925

Page

6

Giants Triumph 4 to 3 In Redland Field Classic

A crowd near 30000 watched the Giants edge the Reds 4 to 3 at Redland Field in a seventh game showdown. Luque labored but steadied after early blows, while John Scott kept Cincinnati hitless after a rough eighth. Niehaus muff and Pinelli strikeout sealed the Reds' late comeback bid.

Ludge Pinelli Niehaus Scott New York

Three Clubs Lead Tie In Greater Cincinnati Baseball

In the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association three teams L. B. Harrison C. M. L. and Christ Church sit atop the standings after a day of play. Christ Church beat Triple A 6 to 3, Harrison benefited from a Meyerie Meats forfeit, and Pleasant Ridge upset Price Hill Tigers 6 to 4. Upcoming Sunday matchups include L. B. Harrison vs Christ Church at Hyde Park and Triple A vs Beckers at Hyde Park Lumber’s Field.

L. B. Harrison Christ Church Pleasant Ridge Price Hill Meyerie Meats Price Hill Tigers Ridge Tigers Megerles Harrisons Kentuckians Association Leonine Faessel’s Fie Shevlins Elder Stadium Ferris Lumber Purcell Deer Creek East End Merchants Meyerle Newport Field

Reds Reach Chicago For Three Game Series

The Reds fly to Chicago for a three game set starting this afternoon with Jakie May likely to start. A bizarre fourth inning play had Roush out when a ball hit Scott’s glove and bounded into the air as Kelly settled under it. Attendance reached 29 197, the largest since opening day.

Reds Chicago Windy City Pittsburgh Pirates Roush Scott Kelly Redland

Johnny Evers Calls Scouting the Lonesomest Business

Johnny Evers, currently a Giants scout, described scouting as the loneliest line of work in baseball, noting its solitary nature after the game.

Johnny Evers Giants

Crowd fills field as ground rules loom

A crowded scene surrounded the field with spectators wrapping around the stadium except for the center green fence. Officials prepared ground rules as the event unfolded.

Results of Yesterday's National League Games

National League games saw New York defeat Cincinnati 4 3 and Chicago edge Philadelphia 3 2. Boston topped St Louis 7 3 in schedule play with American League action Chicago 9 New York 2 and Cleveland 7 Washington 5 also listed.

Ubs Pet New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Quis Minneapolis Kansas City Eetreereee Indianapolis Ereterres Milwaukee Cincinnati Chicago Boston St. Louis Cleveland Washington Detroit

Schedule of Today’s NBA Games

Cincinnati plays Chicago, St. Paul visits Toledo, and Milwaukee hosts Indianapolis in today’s matchups.

Toledo Minneapolis Columbus St. Paul Milwaukee Indianapolis

Unclear play description with stakes and poles

A fragmented sports scene notes a right side hit for a triple and a white stake on the left set two bags left and three right of it. Luque is the only player who managed a pole into the crowded fringe.

Luque

Bat throwing sparks a tense baseball clash

The game began rough as Am bre O'Day struck out Young in the first. Pep al almost hit two teammates with his bat and then hurled a package of paper drinking cups at O'Day, which flew short and failed to draw attention. Casey Jones recovered the cups and the tension subsided.

Ambre O'Day Young Pep O'Day O’day Casey Jones

Giants Rush After Game to Catch 6 O'clock Train

The Giants hurried from the field after the contest and boarded a 6 o clock train bound for New York. Team officials cited tight travel logistics and a need to reach the city promptly for a planned evening engagement.

Giants New York

Oakley Admirers Gift Bob Hargrave A Twelve Quart Bag

Bob Hargrave was presented with a twelve quart bag by Oakley admirers after being called to the plate. The gesture highlights local fan support during a recent game or event.

Bob Hargrave Oakley

Braves Beat Cards 7-3 In Series Final

Boston defeats St. Louis 7 to 3 in the final game of the series to split the set. Walter Mails pitched well until the fifth inning when St Louis scored five runs to seize the momentum. Mann hit a home run for Boston and Kibbie drove in two as Benton started for St Louis and took the loss.

ST. Louis Boston Braves St. Louis Cardinals Walter Mails

Brooks Delivers Ninth Inning Homer To Win For Cubs

Mandy Brooks hit a game winning homer in the ninth after a pair of early walks, lifting Chicago to a 3 2 victory over Philadelphia in the final game of the series. Jones allowed three hits, Decatur five as the pitchers dominated in a tight outing.

Chicago Mandy” Brooks Philadelphia Jones Decatur Enliné Philadel A Ab.h.o.a Adams Fonseca Mar’ville Wright Freigau Harper Brooks Hawks Hartnett Kimmick Henline Mohan Maranville Beith Biscevve Phicscesncene Mokan Gonzales Sand pires—McCormick and Klem

Johnson Is Hit Hard And Senators Lose

Cleveland won the third game of the series against Washington seven to five. Walter Johnson was chased in the seventh inning after Cleveland combined a three run burst with a double. Speaker preserved the lead with a spectacular ninth inning catch in center with two men on.

Niehaus Southworth Frank Frisch Fordham Dressen Terry Kelly Washington Cleveland Indians Walter Johnson Speaker

Aurora Entries First Race Claiming at Aurora Track

Race card lists seven claiming events for three year olds and up with purses from 600 to 800 dollars. Entries include Archie Alexander Winnie Davis Expressive Nan's Fortune Anna M Doug's Peter Brush Cappie Ivory ve Test of Time George Groom Flibberty Gibbet Duty Boy Round Robin Hester Ann Mt. Shasta Old Broadway Seize and other runners with weights shown and conditions noted. Weather clear and track fast with an apprentice allowance claimed.

Archie Alex'der Winnie Davis Gay Boy Charmat DEY Nan Anna M. Doug Peter Brush Cappie Greenwoods Caverserseas Nona Marie Black Angel Lady Allen Poland George Groom Flibberty Gibbet Winnie O’wynn Queen Agnes Ahidintes Miss Virginia Lew Pope Rice Ranicecie CL Progeistics Hester Ann Squire McMasters General Cadorna Betsy Oo Sam Lorch Peppuia Pandosto Fred Kinney Tickler Cisiaiaie Flying Prince Sagamook Boro Cicciccessisenns Fors Vision Runleg

Dorval Entries Hold Edge as Pitchers Dominate

Dorval Entries score in the third inning off Marberry none in one and two thirds, off Russell one in one. Hits by McNeely and Goslin off Smith. Losing pitcher Johnson. Time of game 1:53. Umpires Ormsby Nallin and Moriarity.

Ab.h.o.a Wash Ab.h.o.a. Summa McNeely McNulty Harry Speaker Rice J.sewell Goslin Burns Fewster der BO RR Lecselie Lutzke Ol Beott Walters O Scott Smith Ruei Marberry Cleveland Sereese Washington Aia J. Harris Nint Errore Harris Bluege Summa Scott Lutzke Pall J.arris Paleo Smith Johnson Russell Ormsby Nallin Moriarity

White Sox defeat Yankees 9 to 2 in New York

Faber limited the Yankees to nine hits as the White Sox won 9 to 2. Earl Combs collected three of New York's nine, while Chicago built a decisive lead with a 7th and 8th inning surge. Shocking errors and pitching changes marked the game in this June contest.

New York Faber White Sox Yankees Earl Combs Sane Cass Sheely Meusel Lissa Gehrig Hooper Schang Schalk Wan’ger Jones Ferguson Yeach Beall Shocker Chicago Wanninger Mostil Davis Gerla Ward Wa Kamm Collins Pen Oy Dused Ci Ts Jonime Connolly Nae

C M and L win 11 to 9 over East End Merchants

The Chicago Mill and Lumber Company beat the East End Merchants 11 to 9 as Thomas pitched strongly for C M and L. He allowed five hits and struck out eight in seven innings. The Lumber team started fast with three runs in the first. Home runs were hit by Butterfield and Nieman. Runs, bases, and errors are listed with players and scoring details.

Dolf Luque Redlegs al Niehaus Scott C. M East End Chicago Mill and Lumber Company Bell Thomas Lumbermen Fetzer Eisa Meeker Albers S.c Nieman Rhardt Valiner Faecher Nelcamp H’ggerty Raridan J.f’cker Janette Ackerman Valentiner Butterfield Albert Scherer East End Merchant Gant Bloemer

Christ Church Rally Tops Triple A In Hectic 6-3 Finish

Christ Church erased an 8-2 deficit to defeat the Triple A 6-3 at the Christ Church grounds. Levitsch earned the win as the parish team rallied with three runs in the ninth while errors aided the late scoring. Notable: Knowles and Calterata produced two base hits, and Hille hit a home run for Christ Church.

Christ Christ Church Esterda Christ Church Grounds Levitch E.O.A. Miller Tierney W’bolling McDevitt Currén Knowles Seiber Donovan Sramman Faehr Bille Levitsch Geraghty Hennessey Miller, Kane Calterata Hille Balle Gauggel Tesber

Aqueduct Entries and Rough Riders Baseball Scores

Aqueduct entries show E. E. Orioles 16 Finn Sparks 4 with multiple batters listed for runs, hits, and outs. Rough Riders defeat Good Will 8 6 at Thomas with detailed box scores including errors, bases on balls, and strikeouts.

Beckers Humble Brighton 22 to 2 in Five Innings

Beckers crushed Brighton 22 to 2 in five innings at Elder Stadium yesterday afternoon. The Beckers totaled eighteen hits led by Crowley homering and Vogt also sending one over the fence. Sak pitched well for Beckers allowing five hits as the defense miscued only a few times.

Beckers Brighton Elder Field Becker Elder Stadium Crowley C. Ao Felsom Wewick Duwel Stan M’daniel Vogt Ell Fricke Howard Stoll Corcoran F.eick Wright Erken Toma Ludwig Stegel Iccors J. Eick F. Eick Duwell Homeruns Tht Vogt. Com Pei Ecker Siegel Pec

Megerle Meats Forfeit to Harrisons in Protest

The Megerle Meats forfeited the double header to L. B. Harrison in Hyde Park after withdrawing in the eighth inning to protest Umpire Gants decision. Harrisons led while Meyerles mounted a rally. crowd disappointment followed the field departure.

Megerle Meats Harrisons Umpiire Hyde~ Park Lumber Company L. B. Harrison Meyerles Kentuckians Gants

Sieblers Triumph In Lopsided Amateur Clash

The Sieblers routed Coca Cola Juniors 19 to 0 at Deer Creek Commons, collecting twenty hits behind strong pitching from Miehus. Notable stats include Lund’s home run, multiple two-baggers, stolen bases by O’Kane and Lund, and errors scattered among both sides in a dominant Sieblers performance.

Sieblers Deer Creek Commons Penenteg Coca Cola Juniors Miehus Siebler Aes Cc. C. Jr Kennedy Oemer H’me’mp Lindloff Ramsey Lund Bradford Bohl B.em R.em’s R.p P’nhorst Rietman Steidel Helmcamp Panhorst Boner Beyer R. Emmes Brown Deitsch O’kane Reitmann Boomer B. Emmes Dieters and Talley

Dixie Triangles Rally Past Depenbrocks At Dixie Field

Dixie Triangles open with a strong lead and win 8 to 1 at Dixie Field. Olbert hits a home run, two-base hits by Langenheim Kennedy and Olbert, with Tierney and Olbert handling pitching duties. Motors beat Avondale later at Evanston in a slugfest highlight by Sudendie and strong fielding. Weil and Appel lead the mound work.

Wosgsaila Ee Langenheim Kennedy Olbert Ganteen E. Berling Tierney Malrose Dixie Field Motors N. Motors Avondale Evanston Lenboff Sudendie Ab.h.o.a Avenue Eave Renner Lanter R.p Mehan S.ra Suden’e McGurk Kauther Dorsey Lee Soo Reinhardt

Lehman Stars Rally in 12-4 Victory Over Cheviot Cubs

Rick's batting order shake-up sparked Lehman Stars as Buck Siglock limited Cheviot Cubs to three hits and ten strikeouts in a 12-4 win. Starring hits came from Schroeder Spencer and Siglock with multiple players contributing to the scoring, while Linne and Geiser toiled on the mound for Cheviot.

Rick Lehman Stars Cheviot Cubs Buck Siglock Cubs L. Stars Ab.h.o.a. Chev H.O.A. Whalen Weissman Spencer Kammerer Schroeder Stiglér Bader Reteke Dooley Umberg Geiser Schroe- Siglock Linne Bursey Neiman Sparrow Weind Lameier McAfee, Jr Calloway Der Ramsey Stigler Lineback Westwood No

Triangle Cubs Defeat Cardinals In High School Baseball

Players from Triangle and nearby teams faced off at Richardson Field in a rough game. Key hits came from Diorio Belton and Madden with solid pitching from Kehoe and Hackett. Final totals show strong hitting and multiple errors shaping the contest.

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P H Pioneers Edge Sixteen Run Victory Over Christian

P H Pioneers defeated Christian 6 to 4 in a Delhi Township game. Key players include Garner with multiple hits and Bunck with a home run. Pitcher Garner worked four innings while Rutenschroer struck out ten in relief as a crowd watched at the field.

P. H. Pioneers Christian Pioneers H.O.A AB. i Ingersoll P.garner Junck Mason Stratton Lofton Adams Runck R.garner Staples Sonder’an Pierson Wade Riston E.rut Lacke PH. Pioneers Gerrors—Koch P. Garner R. Garner E. Rutenschroer Oee Wood Delhi Township

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