Reds sweep Cardinals in doubleheader with 5 2 and 8 7 scores
The Reds beat St. Louis twice in a Chicago swing, 5 to 2 and 8 to 7. Eppa Rixey starred in the opener with a home run and three hits, while Jakie May, Mays, and Sheehan split the mound duties in the second as Cincinnati rallied past the Cardinals with late-inning hits and crucial plays.
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Kuhn Dominates Kohlsaar To Win City Golf Final
Spencer Kuhn of Hyde Park defeated Dietrich Kohlsaar of Cincinnati Golf Club ten up and nine to play in the City Golf Championship final, delivering the most one sided final in the event. Kuhn led early and stretched ahead with steady drives and superior putting, while Kohlsaar struggled on the greens under windy conditions.
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Ninth inning recap of Cards comeback
Runs in the eighth on a single by Bressler a double by Hargrave and Meys driven in by Critz underscore a late effort as Critz adds an infield hit. The ninth inning for the Cardinals has already been described.
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Lumber Outfit Battles Harrison For League Lead
Chicago Mill and Lumber faces L B Harrison this afternoon at Hyde Park grounds in a crucial Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association showdown. Manager Searls risks a surprise win with a strong roster while Al Vincent’s Harrison seeks to defend top spot amid a season‑long banner crowd outlook. Other GCA games feature Ehr mantraut vs Champion Fibre at College Hill, Christ Church vs Brighton Business Men at East End, and Pleasant Ridge against Railway Mail Service at Pleasant Ridge field.
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Gibbons Father of Twin Sons in St. Paul
Twin boys born today to Mrs. Tommy Gibbons wife of the pugilist bring their family to five sons. The birth occurred in St. Paul Minnesota as of June 28 with no complications reported.
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Dodgers Down Phillies Twice in Big Offensive Day
The Dodgers routed Philadelphia 9 to 1 and 10 to 1 in a doubleheader. Brooklyn hitters slugged seven homers, six by Dodgers, with Eddie Brown homering three times.
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Giants Beat Braves 9 to 8 in New York Clash
The New York Nationals defeated Boston 9 to 8 as John Watson hit a two on homer in the second inning but left after Boston rallied with four runs in the third. Watson earned the win over Lucas with Jonnard credited for the save-like finish.
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Southern League baseball summary
In Birmingham Chattanooga and Little Rock games, pitchers and batters are listed with scores from multiple frames. Batteries cited include Olsen and Spencer, Moore, Swarts and Haworth, Clark and Robertson, Karr and Brock, Sedgwick and D Anderson, Roe and Kress, Caldera and Dowie, Keen an and Mackey, Warmoth and Yaryan.
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Manion Wins Trans Mississippi Golf Championship
St Louis golfer James Manion defeated Lawson Watts 11 and 10 to claim the Trans Mississippi golf championship in St Louis. Watts, also of St Louis, was runner up in the June 28 match.
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Results of Yesterday's Baseball Games Across Leagues
National League scores include Cincinnati 5 8 St. Louis 2 7 and New York 9 Boston 8. Brooklyn 9 10 Philadelphia 1 1. Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 0. American Association results Indianapolis 8 Columbus 6 and St Paul 9 Milwaukee 3. Toledo 14 Louisville 10. Kansas City at Minneapolis on wet grounds. American League updates Washington 4 4 Philadelphia 10 Detroit 9 Cleveland 3 New York 4 Boston 3 St Louis 13 Chicago 12. International League readings Reading 4 Jersey City 2 Buffalo 2 Syracuse 1 Baltimore 3 Newark 0 Toronto 6 Rochester 2.
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Schedule of Today's Major League and Minor League Games
Today features games across MLB and the American Association. Chicago hosts Cincinnati while Pittsburgh visits St. Louis and Boston plays New York. Other matchups include Philadelphia at Brooklyn Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville Milwaukee at St. Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis St. Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland Boston at Washington Syracuse at Rochester Toronto at Buffalo Readings at Newark Baltimore at Jersey City.
Local Amateur Baseball Schedule for Cincinnati Today
The Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Assn. lists games: Chicago Mill and Lumber Co. vs. L. B. Harrison at Hyde Park Lumber Co. grounds. Ehrmantraut vs. Champion Fibre at College Hill grounds. Pleasant Ridge vs. Railway Mail Service at Pleasant Ridge. Christ Church vs. Brighton B. M. C. at Christ Church grounds.
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Hornsby Aims To Set NL Batting Mark In 5th Straight Year
Chicago June 28 Rogers Hornsby star second baseman and NL batting champion with the St. Louis Cardinals seeks a fifth consecutive NL season leading the circuit in hitting. He currently stands at .397 with 7 home runs and leads a crowded list of top batters across the league.
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New York Beats Boston in Twelve Inning Thriller
The Yankees defeated the Red Sox 4 to 3 in twelve innings on June 28 in Boston. Notable events included Knights of Columbus Day honors for Ruth, Fohl, and Boston’s President Quinn with diamond insignia and cuff links for other players. detailed box data followed with Williams and Pennock pitching and errors by Witt and Schang among others.
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Senators Take Double Bill at Washington
Washington won both games of a doubleheader from Philadelphia, 4 to 1 and 4 to 0. Harris and Mogridge pitched for the Senators, with Goslin and Bluege contributing for Philadelphia. Errors by Bishop and other miscues helped seal the lopsided twin bill for the home squad.
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Tigers 9 Indians 3
Detroit tore into Cleveland, driving Coveleskie and Roy from the mound in the sixth to win 9 to 3 as rain halted play in the eighth. Sampson and Manush starred for Detroit in a midseason American League clash at Cleveland, with Wells solid on the mound.
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Browns edge White Sox in 14 inning slugfest
Chicago June 28 four hours of baseball ended in the fourteenth when the St. Louis Browns defeated the White Sox 13 to 12 in a slugging match. Box score delayed in transmission due to storm.
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Toledo Grand Circuit Meet Draws Strong Nominations
Thirty one thousand dollars plus late closing funds form the card for the first Grand Circuit meeting at Ft. Miami Park Toledo from July 14 to 19. A total of 153 closing events are listed by secretary W. H. Staler with strong entries across top stakes. The Tecumseh 3,000 for 2:11 trotters leads with 42 names followed by Ft. Meigs 3,000 for 2:08 pacers with 38 entries and Ft. Miami 5,000 for 2:07 trotters with 27 entries.
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Eagles Meet Tigers At Deer Creek Today
The Price Hill Eagles and the Price Hill Tigers meet at Deer Creek Commons at 3 this afternoon in a key Western Class B baseball showdown. They are tied for first place, and the winner will assume the lead in the circuit.
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Swope Wins Great American Handicap at Aqueduct
Swope, 15 to 1, led a field of six two year olds to win the $10 000 Great American Handicap at Aqueduct in five furlongs in 1 00 2 5. Singlefoot was second Noah third. Mad Play of Rancocas Stable entered won the Brookdale Handicap at a mile and a furlong Aga Khan was second and Desperate Desmond third. Thunderclap Rialto Klondyke Dunlin and Hephaistos were also runners with Klondyke left at the barrier. The stake is valued at $4000.
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