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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
6
Pirates topple the Reds 5 to 2 as a Critz error in the fourth inning opens the door for two runs. Hughie Critz boots a routine ball and Max Carey belts a homer in the seventh as Emil Yde holds Cincinnati to most hits and Benton shines for Pittsburgh.
Chicago wins final game 8 to 4 to complete the series sweep over Cleveland and extend their winning streak to seven. Thurston pitched well in the late innings as the Sox offense rapped hits and scored runs in clusters.
In a Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association game L B Harrison overturned a 7 6 deficit with a seven run ninth inning to beat Christ Church 13 7 before a large Hyde Park crowd. Hart held Christ Church scoreless after the sixth as Levitch and Alberts finished strong. Becker Clothes also won, beating Triple A 4 2 at Hyde Park.
In a bruising game, Caveney fanned the Pirates as McInnis dismissed him. Gooch homered off Biemiller but the Reds tallied only two runs. Cruz started a Reds rally with a single, Walker moved him to third, and a sacrifice fly by Roush brought Cruz home. Pinelli doubled and Walker scored. Pie Traynor made a brilliant play to throw out Bressler. The Pirates hung on as May closed with a scoreless ninth, though the Reds added a single run on Niehaus’s two-base hit and Critz’s second single that produced a run, finalizing a 2-1 outcome.
Eppa Rixey will pitch southpaw for the Reds against Morrison or Meadows for the Pirates in a 3 o'clock clash. The club heads home after today for a St. Louis series next Sunday. Cruz dropped Wright’s fly in the fourth, costing a run, while Hughie hit and scored in a strong showing at second. Stuffy started at first before Walker took over in the seventh as Schultz faded with leg trouble.
Roush caught Traynor's fly in the second, Bressler made a key grab off Yde in the third, as 10 424 paid appeared. Mrs. Bubbles Hargrave returned from hospital to attend. Pinch hitting failed in the seventh with Hargrave singled and Bohne running for him. Charlie's grounder to short led to a double play Wright to Moore to McInnis.
The National League slate saw Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 5 to 2 and New York prevail 6 to 5 over Boston. St Louis lost 3 to 8 to Chicago, while Brooklyn at Philadelphia was rained out. American League action had Louisville 7 to 10 Toledo 5 to 5 and Kansas City 6 over St Paul 5. We See
Matchups listed show Louisville visiting Toledo and Kansas City traveling to St. Paul for upcoming games. Local schedule notes highlight two cross-conference pairings and venue details.
New York, June 28. the Giants beat the Boston Braves 6 to 5 to retain a slim National League lead. Meusel drove in the decisive run with a third inning triple as Kelly scored. Young tied the game in the seventh with a three on the sacks homer.
In St Louis the Cardinals defeated Chicago 3 8 to 1 in game one and took game two 8 8, as Jess Haines limited the Cubs to three hits and Jim Bottomley delivered a bases loaded homer in the fifth. Ray Blades homered in the finale while Cooper pitched shutout innings. The crowd reached 22 000 as the pair split.
St Louis outslugs Detroit 8 to 2 in Detroit ending the Tigers nine game win streak. Hargrave homered with two on in the eighth to seal the visitors lead as errors hurt Detroit late. Smith Hargrave drove in two runs for St Louis while Davis pitched for Detroit and Carroll for St Louis.
Washington defeats Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Reuther limits the Phillies throughout the game. McNeely drives in five Washington runs and Lamar extends his hitting streak to twenty eight games in the three game series.
In Athens first game Buffalo edged Rochester 7 to 5 with Lepard Auer and Hill credited in relief. second game Rochester won 8 to 7. In Providence the first game Providence beat Baltimore 2 to 0. second game Baltimore won 1 to 0 after a seven inning agreement. readings show postponements and wet grounds affecting Toronto and Syracuse.
The Amateur Association lists July 4 games at Redland Field Hyde Park Faessel's Field Elder Stadium and Pleasant Ridge with L B Harrison Price Hill Tigers Shevlin Triple A Co M and L Co Ferris Lumber Brighton Railway Mall Becker's Clothes Meyerle Meats Pleasant Ridge. Sunday games include Co M and L Co Triple A Hyde Park Brighton Ferris Lumber Co Faessel's Field Leonine Price Hill Tigers Railway Mail Elder Stadium Christ Church East End Merchants and Pleasant Ridge Purcell A C.
Buecke 3 Keeney 2 Kreiling 2 Fetaue 2 Ockerman Weber 2 Delcamp. Two-base hits Gilb Weber. Three-base hits B Hemphill Bell. Walks Fae cher 4 Rariden 2 Keeney 1 Kreiling 1. Strikeouts Rariden 2 Keeney 2 Kreiling 5. Umpire Schefs man. Game played at Newport No 1.
William T. Tilden II wins his fifth straight Eastern New York state singles title defeating Vincent Richards in straight sets 8-6 6-4 6-2. He also wins the doubles with Donald Strachan defeating Alfred Chapin Jr. and Horace Orser 6-0 6-8 6-4 6-4.
Reine Lumiere the Rothschild filly won Paris Grand Prix de Paris before 250000 spectators led by President Doumergue. It marked the first female winner since 1902. Terreneuvien and Dark Diamond finished second and third. A spill at the first turn felled several riders including Donoghue and Bullock but did not alter the result.
Harry Fay of Louisville and Mickey Shannon of Marquette Wis meet in a ten round light heavy boxing headliner at Redland Field for the Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Commission show. Shannon sub for Roy Wallace who injured his hand. Proceeds support the commission fund. Semi windup features Gordina Shore. Girten Horn also six rounds. Two four round prelims pair Mack Schell and Brown Packo.
In Spa Belgium Antonio Ascari drove an Italian car to victory in the automobile grand prix of Europe. He completed 800 kilometers in six hours forty two minutes at an average of 120 kilometers per hour. With British and Belgian entrants withdrawing the field narrowed to French and Italian cars. French driver Thomas was eliminated early when his car caught fire and burned his hands.
New York June 28 Leaders in the major league pennant races survived a fierce week of upsets. Giants slipped from first then back, Braves beat champions 8 to 3, Pirates edged Reds 3 2, Reds beat Corsairs 6 2 to stay near the leaders. Athletics split with Washington, two leaders gain on rivals. White Sox, Tigers surge, Yankees overtake Indians.
Williamstown得es past Wim Gingerales 6 4 as two late runs in the ninth give the victors the comeback win. Final score 6-4 with key hits fueling the late surge.
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