Eastern jaunt ends as Reds edge Quakers
Nine Reds travel to Philadelphia and finish with a 5 to 3 win over the Quakers. Neale starts a fight after the game.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
8
Reds Take Final Game of Philadelphia Series 5 to 3
Pat Moran's Cincinnati Reds beat the Phillies 5 to 3 in Philadelphia. Umpires Quigley and O'Day had off calls, with Phillies protests and late crowd trouble after the game. Key early errors by Paulette and Ralph Miller helped Cincinnati, while Cy Williams hit his eighth homer for Philadelphia.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
Quigley
O'Day
Phillies
Art Metcher
Cincinnati
Sallee
Wingo
Tragessor
Greasy Neale
Neale
Philadelphias
Paulette
Ralph Miller
Reds
Rath
Groh
Duncan
Miller
Morris
Kopf
Fletcher
Lee
Cy Williams
Broad Street
Roush
Stengel
Phills
Righ
Wheat
Cravath
Smith
Rawlins
Williams
Short
Meusel
Neah
Jake Daubert
Eddie Roush
Charley Lee
Sun Garden
Battery Teams Named Across Cities In Early Baseball Notes
Reports list battery pairs and umpires for games in Jersey City Baltimore Reading and Syracuse. Names include Jaynee Manning Ferguson Freitag Fineran Walker Sullivan Bahr Egan Weir Bengough Kennick Peters Sandberg Herscher and teams Rochester Seccetdgubistceieas Toronto and R H E appear in the scattered lines. Game details are fragmentary due to OCR.
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Jersey City
Rochester
Jaynee
Manning
Ferguson and Freitag
Baltimore
Iree Seccetdgubistceieas
Fineran
Walker
Sullivan
Bahr and Egan
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 3 and Brooklyn 6 Pittsburg 2. New York 3 Chicago 1, St Louis 7 Boston 4. American League Detroit 5 St Louis 0. American Association Louisville 5 Columbus 2 and Milwaukee 11 Minneapolis 2. Kansas City 3 St Paul 2 Indianapolis 6 Toledo 1.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Seeeweere
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Los Cleveland
Teeter
Washington
Boston St. Louis
Detroit
Tenner Wetter Ween
Philadelphia American Association
P.c. St. Paul
Aten
Minnealis
Milwau
Toledo Heenan
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Games Today Across Major Cities
Chicago visits Pittsburgh. Brooklyn plays Boston. New York hosts Philadelphia. Detroit faces St Louis. Cleveland meets Chicago. Philadelphia plays Washington. Boston hosts New York. Indianapolis at Columbus. Louisville visits Toledo.
Detroit Defeats St Louis 5–0 as Sisler Reaches 100 Hits
Detroit blanked St Louis 5 to 0 with Oldham ineffective in the pinches. Sisler collected three hits to reach 100 for the season, the first major leaguer to reach the mark. Sothoron allowed six bases on balls and two hits as the Browns misfired.
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ST. Louis
Oldham
Detroit
Sotheron
Sisler
Heilman
Young
Veach
Pinelli
Ainsmith
Bush
Shorten
Ellison
Louis
Sothoron
Seothoron
Connolly
Nallin
Commercial Tribune Defeats Enquirer in League Game
The Commercial Tribune team bested The Enquirer 7 to 2 at Hunt Street grounds aided by timely hitting and strong pitching. Allen earned the win with five first inning runs, while Druck held the visitors in check after a rough start. Stapleton stood out on the bases as the Flaming Meteor.
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Basle
Commercial Tribune
Enquirer
Hunt Street Grounds
Allen
Druck
The
Stapleton
Cirrus Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct in 1 1/8 Mile Race
Samuel C. Hildreth’s four-year-old bay colt Cirrus by Tracery Morningside won the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct, covering 1 1/8 miles in 1 3, seconds slower than the record. Boniface, owned by Commander J. K. L. Ross, finished second with Mad Hatter third. Wildair faced interference and Exterminator finished sixth. The race carried a winner’s purse of 5850 dollars, with 1000 for Boniface and 500 for Mad Hatter.
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New York
Aqueduct Race
Samuel C. Hildreth
Cirrus
Tracery
Morningside
Brooklyn
Borrow
Boniface
J. K. L. Ross
Canada
Mad Hatter
Exterminator
Lanius
Porter
Wildair
Kentucky
Vanitie Edges Resolute In Trial For America's Cup Defense
In Newport Rhode Island on June 4 Vanitie defeated Resolute by about 40 seconds in the tenth trial race for the defender of the America's Cup. The twenty mile windward and leeward course saw Vanitie finish 2 minutes 17 seconds ahead before time allowances. officials cite about a 40 second margin.
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Newport, II
Vanitie
Resolute
Shamrock IV
Williams Stable Hits Include Sun God Sale at $2900
The Sun God was claimed from the Williams Brothers for 2900 in race six. Williams stable frequently reclaims him, while Cheer Leader acted as their enforcer and Pat Dunne won the opener for 1300. Harry Burgoyne led the opening event with a 1 1/8 length victory over Military Girl.
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Sun God
Williams Brothers
Williams
Pat Dunne
Harry Burgoyne
Leochares Dominates Latonia Sweep Purse In Close Finish
McLean Bay gelding Leochares ridden by L Luke defeats a strong field of three year olds and up in the Sweep Purse at Latonia. Truly Rural ridden by Harry Payne Whitney led early but was edged out by a neck near the finish. Rapid Day tired to finish ten lengths back as Mary Gaffney won the Colin Purse in race two and Jetsam paid $22.50 in race four.
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E. B. McLean
Leochares
Latonia
Harry Payne Whitney
Rapid Day
W. O. Stoner
Truly Rural
L. Luke
Double van
Mysterious Girl
Captain Mac
Lephares
McLean
Mary Gaffney
W. J. Young
Colin
Golden Autumn
Homaid
Peppery Polly
Paris Maid
S. D. Lee
Jetsam
Lepchares
Luke
Wida
Mink Poe
Wilson
Hunt
Thoroughbred Races With Purses On Tuesday Card
Racing card details purses for three races two and four year olds plus a matuel payout list. Lepchares Truly Rural Rapid Day and Sun God are among top finishers with times and weights noted. The announcer records mutuels payouts and finishes with results for four year olds including Paris Maid Bourbon Lad and Dawn of Sunduria.
Lawrence Lyke Scores Dual Wins on Lephares and Duke of Devonshire
Lawrence Lyke showcased top riding atop Lephares and Duke of Devonshire to secure two victories yesterday. Jockey J Smallwood incurred a five day suspension after a dangerous inside rail move in the second race amid a near spill involving G L Blackford’s Golden Autumn. Bert Kennedy added wins with Sun God and Paris Maid during the card.
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Lephares
Duke of Devonshire
Bert Kennedy
Sun God
Paris Maid
J. Smallwood
G. L. Blackford
Golden Autumn
Horse Race Card Extracts With Multiple Entries
First Race features David Craig War Garden and Marvin May. Second Race lists Blue Paradise Right Over Might and Converse. Third Race includes Colonel Baker Coyne and By Ginger. Fourth Race shows Captain Mac Mint Cat and Harrys on Race Jane Pennytaker Iwin Galli stral. Sixth Race lists Buncrana Convoy Jack Reeves. Seventh Race Cortland Shillelah IL St. Cermain. Best Chance Blue Paradise.
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Anna Gallup
Dark Hill
Mabel G
Wee War Garden
Marvin May
Nordeck
Bow Girl
David Craig
Doc
Alvord
Jellison
Sir John Vergne
Eenandre
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Captain Mac
Mint Cat
Harrys
Jane Pennytaker
Iwin
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St. Cermain
Baseball Scores and Battery Changes Across Cities
In Kansas City and Louisville games the Batteries were Merritt Hall and Hargrave for Ames and Brock, and McQuillan Mulennan Hartley with Mayer for another inning. The event notes a train catch in the eighth inning by agreement.
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Kansas City
Cheseseniensia Reia
Merritt, Hall and Hargrave
Ames and
Brock
Louisville
R. H. EZ
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Hartley
Lomg
Mayer
Everett Scott Extends Consecutive Games Record In MLB
Boston June 24 Everett Scott Red Sox shortstop extended his streak to 579 consecutive games as he played against Cleveland. He surpassed 533 modern record by Launders and tied the old Brooklyn 1885 90 record of 578 games in six seasons. Scott has played since 1916 totaling five seasons with 55 games this year and no end in sight.
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Everett Scott
Red Sox
Cleveland
Scott
Lauderns
Philadelphia Nationals
George Pinckney
Brooklyn
Ruth Hits Homer In Exhibition as Yankees Triumph 10 to 1
Babe Ruth homered in an exhibition game for New York against Columbus Panhandles, a local semi pro team, in Columbus. The Yankees won 10 to 1 and Ruth added six batting practice shots, then pitched the final inning for the visitors.
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Babe'’ Ruth
New York Yankees
Yankees
Columbus Panhandles
Ruth
Ancient Adams Hit by Dodger in Brooklyn Game
Brooklyn won 6 to 2 as six hits in the fifth inning off Adams produced five runs. Olson was hit on the left ear by a pitched ball and left the game for about a minute. Pittsburg totaled fourteen hits against Mamaux but failed to convert in late innings.
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Adams
Olson
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Meador
Southworth
Wheat
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Carey
Cutshaw
Schmidt
Whitted
Johnston
Grimm
Kilduff
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New York Nationals Top Chicago 3–1 in Series Decider
The New York Nationals beat Chicago 3 to 1 to clinch the series. Nehf starred for New York with solid defense aiding his four double plays. Burns hit a solo homer for the Giants, while Vaughn lasted only two thirds of an inning before being relieved.
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New York Nationals
Chicago
Giants
Vaughn
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C.i
Martin
Hendryx
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Merkle
Frisch
O’ Farrell
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Nehf
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Wild Fitch
St Louis Edges Boston 7 4 in Final Game of Series
St Louis won 7 to 4 as Boston miscues and weak infield play allowed three unearned runs. Sullivan led the scoring with three hits and two RBIs while Hornsby and McHenry added key hits. Schupp took the loss after an early Boston rally, Goodwin preserved the lead for St Louis.
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Unclear Baseball Box Score Fragments Highlight Boston St Louis
Fragmented box score shows bases left on, balls, and pitcher details. Mentions McQuillan Goodwin Schupp Mayers and umpires Klem and Emslie with incomplete time fields.
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Hornsby
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Clemons
Lavan
McQuillan
Pick
Holke
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Mayers
Powell
Change in baseball rules for foul or fair balls
Chicago reports a new major league change to the ball being foul or fair when it goes outside or into the stands. The modification mirrors the 1919 wording and will take effect tomorrow, per American League headquarters.
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Chicago
New Rule Says Balls Landed Foul If Seen By Umpire
Baseball officials explained a change in the rule for fair or foul balls. Under the new ruling an umpire must call a ball foul if it lands foul in view, regardless of whether it initially passed over the fence fair. The update applies to both major leagues.
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