Dodgers and Reds split doubleheader in pennant chase
Dodgers triumph 4 2 in game one as Ray Phelps shines on the mound. Reds answer with 5 3 in the nightcap as Red Lucas struggles and Thurston sparkles for Brooklyn.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1930
Page
10
Dodgers triumph 4 2 in game one as Ray Phelps shines on the mound. Reds answer with 5 3 in the nightcap as Red Lucas struggles and Thurston sparkles for Brooklyn.
The Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Commission schedule closes the first half with two Class A doubleheaders at Donham Avenue and West Fork. Seibler Tailors face Solway Furnitures at 3:30 in Donham. Union Printers clash McCullough Ashton Furnitures at West Fork after Coca-Cola Cubs meet Beecher Buckeyes at 1:30. The Miamitown nine, 7 straight, plays Rapid Electros at 3 in Miamitown. Hamilton County Republicans meet Union Printers at Newtown. Class B games: Coca-Cola Cubs vs Beecher Buckeyes at Denham 1:30. Union Printer Cubs vs McCullough Ashton Furnitures at West Fork 1:30. Groesbeck Motor Car Club vs Groesbeck.
The Cincinnati Golfers' League announces a 110-player qualifying field for the Cincinnati women's championship at the Camargo Club near Milford. Notable entrants include Mrs. Harvey Myers, Mrs. Emily Tietig, Mrs. Walter Ibold, and many champions from Twin Oaks, Losantiville, and Fort Mitchell. Pairings and start times list 9:30 through 11:45 A.M. fronts with 12 matchups.
Round of visits and exchanges listed by time from 11:50 A.M. to 1:25 P.M. shows Mrs. H Gayer and Mrs. Charles Langdale among Cincinnati area hosts at Maketewah and Hyde Park venues. The notation ends with Miss Mary Brooks and Miss Dora Blome at 1:20 P.M. and a continuation note.
The 27th annual Ohio State Golf Association tournament unfolds at Toledo County Club next week with defending champion Young Johnny Florio of Columbus aiming to repeat. The event opens with a pro-am, then two qualifying rounds for match play, followed by successive rounds culminating in a 36 hole final Saturday.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati played a doubleheader with a 4 final score in the first game and a delayed second game. Frederick, Meusel, Heilmann, Durocher and other stars contributed, while pitchers Campbell Rixey and Johnson shaped the results. Game details include runs, hits, errors, and notable plays plus a late train-related delay.
The Cubs won both ends of a doubleheader 5 to 4 and 5 to 4 in Chicago. Boston and Chicago traded leads with late eighth inning runs securing the victories. Teachout earned the nightcap win as Chicago’s offense rallied for a pair of late hits. Attendance reached about 40,000 across the twin bill.
St. Louis manager Gabby Street and outfielder Ray Blades were suspended for three days by NL President John A Heydler for arguing with umpire Magerkurth after yesterday's Cardinals game against the Phillies. Blades protested a called third strike and was ejected. Street was ordered from the bench for protesting.
Pete Donohue relieved in the eighth and pitched two scoreless innings to earn a 6 to 5 victory for the New York Giants over the Pittsburgh Pirates in ten innings. Donohue drove in the winning run as Jackson scored the final tally.
Phillies win the second game of the series at St Louis 13 to 3 led by O'Doul with two home runs and three other hits in five at bats. Philadelphia racked up 20 hits off Jesse Haines over eight innings, with six runs in the eighth. Gabby Street was suspended for three days, leaving the Cardinals managerless.
Julius Seligson of Lehigh defeated Ford Sutter of Tulane to win the Eastern intercollegiate title in a five-set match. The metropolitan clay court champion led 6-1 6-3 before Sutter fought back to 3-6 0-6, with the final set scores completing the victory.
In the Virginia State Library Richmond a notice from October 1678 mentions a horse event in Henrico County. Historical records describe five race courses along the James River from that era, about two and a half centuries ago.
The Buckeye Club outing at Bass Island includes a Buckeye Bloomer Girls versus Buckeye House of David ball game at 3 PM, followed by the Buckeye Derby with six mule races headed by Man o War. Other events include a field events program and five three round boxing bouts after dinner.
The undefeated Rebels face the Wassermans in a morning double-header at Deer Creek No. 1 starting 9 30. At Avoca Park the Okrent Shoes meet Miller Dairies in a Y M H A Play program twin bill beginning 1 00. A third Y twin bill at Noyes Field pits King Edward Cigars against Hirschfeld Printers starting 9 30.
Paul Parmer, undefeated Addison Indiana featherweight, makes his Greater Cincinnati debut tomorrow night at Tacoma Bowl. He interviews Louisville’s Charley Baxter, a crowd favorite, in a six round semi final. Main event features welterweights Vincent Hambright and Tommy Jones in ten rounds with other bouts Windy Meyer versus Earl Baker and Sam Crosby versus Teddy Pervis.
Mrs Frazier LeBus of Lexington Country Club defeated Mrs Willard Johnson of Louisville one up on thirty six holes to win the Kentucky state women's golf title at the Ft Mitchell Country Club. Both players delivered a dramatic match with LeBus gaining a late rally on the afternoon nine to seal victory after Johnson staged a comeback.
National League games lead today with New York visiting Cincinnati Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Only games scheduled across the circuit as the day’s slate unfolds
The schedule lists Chicago at Washington, Philadelphia at Cleveland, St. Louis at New York, and Detroit at Boston. Games outline AL action with notable intraleague pairings and venue notes.
Toledo faces St Paul while Columbus visits Minneapolis Indianapolis plays Kansas City and Louisville travels to Milwaukee in the latest American Association schedule brief.
In New York on June 21 heavyweight saga stalls as Madison Square Garden prepares a Monday conference to resolve Schmeling’s return bout terms with manager Buelow. Akron hosts 100 mile AA A point race with top drivers including Arnold, Shaw, Meyer, and Sloan.
The record lists top hitters and home run leaders by team with names like Ruth Yankees Berger Braves Gehrig Yankees Foxx Athletics and others. It also lists league totals for the National and American Leagues and notes yesterday’s home run leader O Doul Phillies along with a roster of hitting names from various clubs.
Athletics defeat Cleveland 7 to 1 in Philadelphia to finish a four game series sweep. Rube Walberg pitched seven strong innings allowing four hits with three home runs by Foxx Bishop and Simmons providing the offense. The Indians managed only one run as Harder took the loss.
Chicago outhit Washington and used two doubles and seven singles aided by Senators errors to win 7 to 2. Brown yielded six hits in as many innings, Burke relieved, Braxton allowed one run on seven hits before pinch hitters, and Chicago padded the lead in the eighth.
New York defeats Detroit 3 0 on June 21 as Herb Penned Dean pitched five hits to lead the Yankees. The victory strengthens New York's hold atop the American League burl standings.
Jack Russell pitched seven innings and drove in the tying run as the Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Browns 3 to 2 in Boston. Berry and Melillo stood out on defense while Russell left with the win after allowing two first inning runs.
In Reading series openers Rochester and Reading split games with strong offense. Rochester ousted by Reading 7 6 in a late rally. In Baltimore Montreal fell to Baltimore 8 4 as Griffin head and Richmond contributed, while Jersey City trounced Buffalo 8 1 in a high scoring game. Newark beat Toronto 6 1 behind Gibson Harrison and ONeill Parmalee Fischer and Munn.
Oakland defeated Portland 2 1 while Hollywood beat San Francisco 8 5. Los Angeles topped San Francisco 11 to 7 in the same league scoring roundup.
Southern Association results list Atlanta 4 over Mobile 7 Chattanooga ham 12 Little Rock 2 Nasbu 6 New Orleans 5. The snippet shows scattered scores with limited context and several unclear fragments.
Seven players from the St Paul club, runner up in the American Association last season, departed for the major leagues at the start of the current season.
Brooklyn 4 5 Cincinnati 2 3 Chicago 5 5 Boston 4 4 New York 6 6 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 13 St Louis 5.
In league play results Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 7 to 1 New York bested Detroit 3 to 0 Boston won over St Louis 3 to 2 and Chicago beat Washington 7 to 2.
Louisville blanks Milwaukee 4 0 as Minneapolis posts 6 20, evashue 5 12 and St. Paul 8 Toledo claim Kansas City 11 with Tadiafiapolis 5 in a fragmented score roundup.
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