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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1926

Page

6

Reds Triumph 6-1 As Hendricks's Men Rally

Reds defeat Pirates 6 to 1 in a decisive seventh inning rally. Eppa Rixey hurled a near spotless nine innings, allowing one other hit and one early error, while Pittsburgh managed four singles. The win extends Cincinnati’s lead as Cubs defeat Cardinals nearby.

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Pirates finish stretch with Redlegs as Roush Day set for July

Pirates face Cincinnati Redlegs in a late afternoon game with Carl Mays expected to pitch for the league leaders. Kremer also may start for Pittsburgh as they wrap a long road slate. Edd Roush Day and Military Day plans include a parade, band, and 12 000 Ft Thomas cadets as guests.

Carl Mays Pirateville Pirates Kremer Sara Edd Roush Redland Field Roush Citizens Ft. Thomas Cols. Merrill and Gasser Tenth Infantry

Baseball nightly scores from national and American leagues

National League results include Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 9 Brooklyn 4 Chicago 11 St Louis 3 New York 3 Boston 2. American League Boston 6 Washington 2 Philadelphia 7 New York 1 Chicago 7 St Louis 0 Cleveland 8 Detroit 4. American Association Toledo 9 Indianapolis 5 Louisville 4 Columbus 3 Milwaukee 7 St Paul 4. Only games scheduled.

Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago St. Louis New York Boston Washington Cleveland Detroit Toledo Indianapolis Louisville Columbus Milwaukee St. Paul

Schedule highlights National and American League games

Today's schedule lists National League games Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Chicago, Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Brooklyn. American League games Detroit at St. Louis, Chicago at Cleveland, Washington at Boston, New York at Philadelphia, plus American Association matchups Indianapolis at Toledo, Louisville at Columbus, Milwaukee at Minneapolis St Paul at Kansas City.

National Cincinnati Prey St U Pittsburgh Chicago New York Philadelphia Washington Minneapolis Columbus Cincinnati St. Louis Boston Brooklyn Detroit Cleveland American Association Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Milwaukee Minneapolis/ St. Paul Kansas City

Adgie Dorval Bout Ends In Draw In Philadelphia

Philadelphia light heavyweight Matt Adgie weighed 170 pounds and battled Los Angeles heavyweight Napoleon Dorval who weighed 203 as both slugged in a closely fought ten round draw. Referee scored the bout after judges failed to agree. In the semi final Chicago’s Tommy Herman won a ten round decision over Lew Mayrs. Joe Bashara defeated Eddie Dempsey in six rounds.

Philadelphia Matt Adgie Napoleon Jack) Dorval Los Angeles Adgie Dorval Tommy Herman Chicago Lew Mayrs Baltimore Joe Bashara Norfolk Eddie Dempsey

International League Scores From Reading Syracuse Buffalo

In Reading Reading and Baltimore split games with high scoring bats. Batteries included Parnham Cobb Beard ynn Ogden Blaisdell McKee Chambers Hill and Bagby Devine Frankhouse Morrow. At Syracuse Rochester faced Bagby Devine and Morrow in a 7 1 victory with 8 runs. At Buffalo a 5 2 defeat for Buffalo with O Neill Kamp among the lineup.

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Baseball Scores and Player Notes From the Week

The report covers multiple games with line scores for Toledo, Columbus, and St Paul. Highlights include Vic Meadows’s early season struggles versus Meadows’s strong start, Luque slated to pitch the first Cubs game, and Hengricks’s pitching staff under test with upcoming doubleheaders in Chicago and St Louis. Also noted are Curt Walker’s near homer, fan disruption over a straw hat incident, and injuries to Jimmy Hudgens and John Morrison affecting lineups.

Luque Cubs Donahue Chicago St. Louis Hendricks

Kansas at Chicago For Title Encounter With Mandell

Rocky Kansas arrived in Chicago to train for the ten round title bout with Sam Mandell this Saturday at the White Sox park. The Illinois commission warned Kansas for failing to appear five days prior and set a $12,500 weight and appearance guarantee due tomorrow. Kansas is guaranteed $50,000 win or lose to defend his title.

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Bruins 11 Cards 3 Totals in Doubleheader

Chicago scored in the ninth as a 33 total run line favored the Bruins over the Cardinals. L. Bell Bottomley Heathcote Gonzales had two-base hits while Kelly hit a three-base shot and Freigau stole a base. Keen and Root pitched for the Cardinals with varied success, Hallahan worked four and two thirds for the Bruins, and the game featured multiple double plays and errors.

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Dempsey Heads to Colorado Springs for Vacation

World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey left Los Angeles for a two weeks vacation at Colorado Springs on June 28. He was accompanied by his wife Estelle Taylor and planned to proceed to the East afterward.

Dempsey Springs Los Angeles Cal Jack Dempsey Colorado Springs Estelle Taylor

Greenfield 5 in Eight Innings Win Over Goldsmith

Greenfield scores five runs in eight innings off Scott for a 5 0 win. Goldsmith allows the decisive runs and takes the loss while Greenfield pitches win. Time 2 00. Umpires Wilson McLaughlin and Klem.

Greenfield Scott Goldsmith Wilson McLaughlin Klem

Senators Fall to Red Sox 6 2 as Ogden Hits Hard

Washington loses 6 to 2 to Boston with Ogden charged for six innings of hard hitting. Palmero relieved and Wiltse kept Washington to three. Flagstead goes 4 for 4. Also notes Yankees beat Phillies 7 to 2 with Ruth fanned twice and Gazella four times in a row.

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Edwards Shuts Out Browns As White Sox Triumph 7 to 0

Jim Edwards pitched a five hitless game for seven innings and Chicago defeated St Louis 7 to 0 to close the series. The White Sox drew walks and capitalized on Nevers of the Browns with timely hits in the eighth inning.

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Doc Gurney Dies Ohio State Trainer at 72

Ed win Doc Gurney 72 longtime Ohio State University athlete trainer died at home after a heart attack. He had returned from hospital less than ten hours earlier following a month of heart attack treatment. Earlier in life he was a professional skater linked with several New York clubs.

Columbus Edwin “Doc’’ Gurney Ohio State University Gurney New York

Kaplan Stops Bobby Garcia In Ten Round Featherweight Classic

New York World News Service reports in Hartford on June 28 that Kid Kaplan, the featherweight champion, halted Bobby Garcia after ten rounds in a brutal contest. Garcia was floored multiple times in rounds eight nine and ten and collapsed on the canvas before the referee stopped the bout.

New York World News Service Hartford Garcia Kaplan Young McAuliffe

Marks Defeats Hall In Bout at Brooklyn

Georgie Marks of New York won a ten round decision over Benny Hall of St. Louis at Dexter Park arena in Brooklyn. Marks weighed 121 1 2 pounds and Hall 119 1 2. In a separate Velodrome bout Frankie Garcia of California defeated Spencer Gardner of Newport in ten rounds, both at 129 pounds.

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