Redlegs win fourth straight in 5 to 4 clash at Latonia Derby
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Braves 6 to 4 as Rhineland erased an early Braves lead. Ray Kolp started, but Eppa Rixey and Si Johnson held the line. Curt Walker's three bagger tied the game, and Sukeforth drove in the deciding run as Campbell closed out the ninth.
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Bob Newhall
Angels
Reds
Boston Braves
Rhineland
Braves
Raymond Kolp
Ray Kolp
Cincinnati
Eppa Rixey
Rixey
Rix
Si Johnson
Slick
Campbell
Bennie Cantwell
Bobby Smith
Sir Robert
Cantwell
Smithy
Shreves
Johnny Neun
Smith
Johnson
Maranville
Kelly
Richbourg
Neun
Durocher
Walker
Sukeforth
Moore
Ford
Chatham
Lucas
Curt Walker
Reds Fall as Pitchers Halt Bengals in Slugfest
Reds notches include two base hits by Sisler Cronin Durocher Stripp and Richbourg with Chatham Cantwell Walker adding three base hits. Rixey wins, Cantwell takes loss as Cincinnati leaves six on base while Boston racks ten. Time one forty nine. Umpires McGrew Rigler and Jorda.
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Sisler
Cronin
Durocher
Stripp
Richbourg
Chatham
Cantwell
Walker
Maguire
Kelly
Maranville
Smith
Johnson
Campbell
Rixey
Sukeforth
Kelp
Cinicinati
Boston
McGrew Rigler
Jorda
Shoffner
Chapman
Cleveland
New York
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Jamieson
Averill
Morgan
Leazzeri
Rice
Dickey
Hodapp
Combs
Gehrig
Reese
Ruth
Lazzeri
Brown
Detroit
Ab.h
Ab.h.o.a. Johnson
Myer
Cine
Geh’nger
Ees Wisse Es
McManus
Manush
Alander
Stone
Harris
Wille
Koenig
Judge
Stksen
Funk
Bluege
Desautels
Riel
Hoyt
Spéncer
Fothergil
Hadley
Washington
Rue
Gallant Fox and Sande Win Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct
Gallant Fox and jockey Earle Sande remain undefeated as they win the Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct, taking $11,500. Zenofol runs well for second, with Limbus, Flaming, and Bannerette following. The mile and a half race saw Fox surge late to win by a length and a half in 2 32 5/ or 2:32 2-5.
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New York
Gallant Fox
Earle Sande
Aqueduct
Fox
Sir Gallahad III
William Woodward
Wichone
Harry Payne Whitney
Sande
Gifford A. Cochran
Zenofol
Sage Stable
Bannerette
Bill Kelsay
Cochran
Zenofel
Rancoas
Limbus
Flaming
Phillies Edge Browns in Ninth to Stay in Front
Philadelphia Athletics rally to beat St. Louis Browns 6 to 5 in Philadelphia after tying the game at 5 all in the ninth. Jimmy Foxx belted his 21st homer with two on in the sixth, while Mickey Cochrane added two RBIs in the next inning to build the lead before a late Browns push.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Foxx
Mackmen
Mickey Cochrane
Browns
Eric McNair
Bishop
St. L
Phila
McNeely
Haas
Goslin
Cochrane
Kress
Simmons
Gallic
Foxx
Melillo
Miller
O’rourke
Manion
McNair
Badgro
Walberg
Ferrell
Earnshaw
Er Collins
Quinn
tKimsey
B’holder
Betty Derr Wins Clipsetta at Latonia Derby Day
Opening day at Latonia fair drew a strong crowd as Betty Derr, owned by H. P. Gardner and ridden by C. McCrossen, captured the $5,000 Clipsetta Stakes for two year old fillies in 1:08 4 5. Cousin Jo was second and Issa quena third as Betting favored Bagier faltered after a late push. Other races saw Stock Market edge Belle of America and Tantivy surge to close, while Aerial Prince and Eleven Sixty led early, with Typhoon and Eleven Sixty finishing strong in late events. The day featured six other races and strong turnout for the derby winner.
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Danny Stewart
Ladrome
Culloden
J. N. Camden
Fair Latonia
Betty Derr
H. P. Gardner
C. McCrossen
Cousin Jo
Charles Nichols
Issaquena
Paradise Stock
Stock Market
Belle of America
Tantivy
Polinos
Aerial Prince
Alyssum
William Carroll
Typhoon
Eleven Sixty
Banner Bright
Sunstroke
Big Sandy
Orchard thriller ends with tight finish
Archie Campbell carried the load for his team in a tense clash at the Orchard, challenging the leaders before a falter in the ninth. The late push kept the game fiercely competitive, delivering one of the tightest finishes seen in a long time.
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Archie Campbell
Orchard
Braves and Reds Clash in Weekend Double Header
This afternoon the Braves meet the Reds in a two game series with the first game at 1:30. Tomorrow the Reds have an off day, then a workout at the park Tuesday and rest Wednesday before a trip to Detroit. St. Louis three games follow for Independence Day.
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Braves
Reds
Park
Detroit
St. Louis
Durocher's dazzling defense caps stellar shortstop play
Leo Durocher again proves he the fanciest fielding shortstop seen in 25 years of baseball coverage. A leaping one hand catch on Cronin’s liner and remarkable plays on Richbourg and Maranville in the fourth frame spark awe as he hurls to first base, eliciting a thrilling highlight.
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Berger
Sisler
Braves
Howley
Johnson
Campbell
Stripp
Buster Chatham
Buster
Ford
Reds
Cincinnati
Heilmann
Kelly
Fabie
Chatham
Moore
Maguire
Cronin
Cantwell
Kolp
Rixey
Maranville
Richbourg
Durocher
Leo Durocher
Leo
Mother Earth
Double Plays Highlight Maranville In Reds Game
In the opening inning Walker walked and Sukeforth delivered a fast ball to second. Maranville fielded, forced Walker at second, then threw to Sisler for the double play turning sequence. The Reds stranded baserunners as Maranville and teammates executed swift outs.
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Maranville
Walker
Reds
Sukeforth
Sisler
McWeeny Abandons Chicago Bid to Join Columbus
Douglas McWeeny reversed his stance on minor league baseball and left for Chicago earlier. Reports say he has instead joined the Columbus organization, signaling a change in plans.
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Douglas McWeeny
Chicago
Columbus
Catching Feats Highlight Sixth Inning Display
Harry Heilmann roared in to snag a glove catch off Maguire in the sixth, followed by Curt Walker leaping to grab Maranville’s slash in the same inning, both turning heads with athletic defensive plays.
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Harry Heilmann
Curt Walker
Harry
Maguire
Curt
Maranville
Eppa Rixey Earns Win as Reds Rally Past Braves
Eppa Rixey earned the victory by silencing a Braves rally before being lifted for a pinch hitter in the seventh inning. His strong work helped catalyze Cincinnati’s late run and secure the win.
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Eppa Rixey
Braves
Reds
Smith makes odd eighth inning putout as Ford steams to first
Bobby Smith fielded a tricky eighth inning play on Heilmann then forced Ford at first after Heilmann walked Kelly sacrificed. Ford stayed on first as Smith chased Heilmann and completed the putout. George Sisler remains a star, doubling and collecting two singles with a walk in five chances yesterday.
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Bobby Smith
Heilmann
Kelly
Ford
Smithy
Harry
Smith
George Sisler
Curt Walker Powers Rally With Two Triples In Game
Curt Walker delivered a strong performance hitting two triples and drawing a walk. His timely shots helped fuel a key offensive push in yesterday’s matchup.
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Curt Walker
Baseball scores from yesterday’s National League games
Cincinnati edged Boston 5 to 4 while Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 6 to 3. St Louis beat New York 6 to 2 and Chicago won 4 to 2 against Brooklyn.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
National League
Baseball Standings Snapshot For The American League
The AL results show New York at 13 14 and Cleveland at 1 2 with log in wins and losses. Boston defeated Chicago 4 2 while Philadelphia and St Louis tied 6 6. Washington beat Detroit 12 3.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
American Association Scores Visit Highlights
Kansas City defeats Columbus 7 to 2 Milwaukee edges Toledo 8 to 6 Minneapolis wins 19 to 6 Indianapolis over St Paul 6 to 7 Louisville 6 to 6
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American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Three British Net Titles Appear Labeled for U S
Wimbledon notes odds favor American players capture three titles as Helen Wills Moody seeks a fourth singles crown and Moody Ryan pair vie for women’s doubles. Tilden in prospect for men’s, with Allison and Van Ryn defending doubles titles and Americans remaining strong in all events.
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Henri Cochet
Helen Wills Moody
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Mrs. Moody
Elizabeth Ryan
Tilden-Cochet
Ed Andrews
Tilden
Europe
J. C. Gregory
Great Britain
Jean Borotra
George Lott
Cochet
Allison
van Ryn
Timeo Abe
Takeichi Harada
Johnny Doeg
Berkeley Bell
Gregory Mangin
Hans Timmer
Edith Cross
San Francisco
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Dunlap Triumphs In Intercollegiate Golf Championship
George T. Dunlap Jr of Princeton staged a dramatic rally to defeat Lawrence Moller of Notre Dame five up with four to play in a 36 hole match. Dunlap, after trailing by five early, won seven straight holes in the afternoon to seize the lead and closed with key birdies and pars to secure the title on a demanding course.
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George Dunlap
Down Moller
Notre Dame
Oakmont
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Princeton
Lawrence Moller
East Orange
N. J
Moller
Quincy
Ill
Tiger
Old Nassau
Dunlap
George
Larry
Buchanan and Neal clash in Tacoma boxing show
Sammy Buchanan of Atlanta meets Cincinnati prospect Jimmy Neal in a key welterweight bout at Tacoma Bowl tomorrow night. Buchanan has impressed in Cincinnati, while Neal recently stopped Eddie Peck and others. Local preliminaries include Ray Reitz versus Charles Lightfoot Jackie Coogan versus Johnny Bass and more.
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Tacoma
Bowl
Sammy Buchanan
Atlanta
Buchanan
Neal
Eddie
Kid” Peck
Kid Pellico
Otto Atterson
Eddie Heileman
Northern Kentucky
Ray Reitz
Ft. Thomas
Charles Lightfoot
Dayton
Jackie Coogan
Johnny Bass
Howard Mitchell
Rip Wilson
Terre Haute
Ind
Eddie Liebisch
Toney Petruzzi
Red Sox defeat White Sox to climb from AL cellar
Boston wins 4 to 2 over Chicago to secure a second straight victory. Danny MacFayden earns his sixth win of the month and fifth straight, driving in the first run with a fourth inning single. Lefty Dutch Henry takes the loss as Chicago manager notes, with key RBI by Jolley Cissell Oliver Heving and MacFayden.
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Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Danny MacFayden
Dutch Henry
Judge Day Leads Senators Past Tigers 12-3
Washington celebrates Joe Judge Day as the Senators win their eighth straight, defeating Detroit 12 to 3. Judge belts a first at bat triple and adds two singles. Hadley limits the Tigers to five hits while Washington rall ies with power off Hoyt.
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Washington
Joe Judge
Detroit
Hadley
Hoyt
Chisox Acquire Gordon Mulleavy From Toledo
The Chicago White Sox purchase Gordon Mulleavy the Toledo shortstop. They send William Hunnefield and Bob Weiland to Toledo and release both on option. Mulleavy plans to join the Sox in New York on Monday with scouts calling him the best infielding prospect in the American Association and a dangerous hitter.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Gordon Mulleavy
Toledo
American Association
White Sox
William Hunnefield
Bob Weiland
Mulleavey
Hunnefield
Weiland
New York
Al Mamaux Named Newark Manager in International League
Newark New Jersey June 28 1930 The appointment of pitching ace Al Mamaux as manager of the Newark club of the International League was announced by President J P Sinnott Mamaux succeeds Tris Speaker who resigned last week The 36 year old Mamaux began in the majors with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1913 and moved to Brooklyn in 1918 in the Burleigh Grimes and Aaron Ward for Casey Stengel and George Cutshaw trade
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N. J
al Mamaux
J. P. Sinnott
Mamaux
Tris Speaker
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Aaron Ward
Robins
Casey Stengel
George Cutshaw
Bruins Wallop Robins 4 to 2 in close mound duel
In Chicago the Cubs defeated the Brooklyn Robins 4 to 2 to gain a tie for the NL lead. Pat Malone bested Ray Phelps in eight innings, with Grimm powering Chicago’s offense with two doubles and Kiki Cuyler leading the hits. The game ended in a two-run Cubs win and kept the battle for first place tight.
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Cubs
Brooklyn Robins
Brooklyn
Pat Malone
Ray Phelps
Phelps
Ting
Grimm
Brook
Ab.h.o.a
Rick
Blair
Ao Herman
Cuyler
Bis’nette
Steph’son
Bressler
Lopez
Malone
English
Beck
A. Wright
Ilson
Finn
Wright
Bissonette
Bynings
Ime
Makerkurth
Reardon
Herman
Frederick
Clarke
Phillies Win Second Game to End Nine-Game Losing Streak
Philadelphia defeats the Pirates 6 to 4 in the nightcap as Leon Chagnon yields thirteen hits. Glenn Spencer, in his Pirates debut, wins 6 to 3 in the first game, and Philadelphia sweeps the doubleheader at Pittsburgh on June 28.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pirates
Phils
Leon Chagnon
Pirate
Glenn Spencer
Cardinals Top Giants 6 2 in Third Game of Series
Flint Rhem wins his second straight after his operation as the Cardinals defeat the New York Giants 6 to 2. Hubbell allows nine hits through five innings, Blades hits a seventh inning homer to put St. Louis ahead, and Bottomley adds an RBI as the Cards pull away in the late frames.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Henry Johnson
Indians
Roy Sherid
Johnson
Chapman
Ruth
Holloway
Glietto
ST. Louis
Flint Rhem
New York Giants
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Rehm
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Blades
Pruett
Ab.h.o.a. Critz
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Reese
Terry
Hafey
Dp Hogan
Gelbert
Jackson
Chaplin
Roettger
Spina
St. Louie
Hubbel
Lindstrom
Bottomley
Frisch
Rhem
Doubit
Cruz
Adams
Hubbell
Stark, Pfirman
Quigley
Miss Cruickshank Wins Intercollegiate Tennis Title
Josephine N. Cruickshank of the University of California defeated Marjorie L. Sachs of Radcliffe College 6-1 6-0 to win the girls intercollegiate singles tennis title at the Longwood grass courts in Brookline Massachusetts on June 28.
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Miss Cruickshank
Brookline
Mass
Josephine N. Cruickshank
University of California
Marjorie L. Sachs
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Longwood
Cincinnati Pilots In Hamilton Races
Ten stock cars from Cincinnati contest at Cincinnati Hamilton Speedway to chase an $800 purse. Entrants include J H Albers Company Inc Chrysler driven by Vince Rothenstein Glendale Joe Dearamine Buick Otto Hagen Oakland Elmer Stegeman Ford Milton Harris Chevrolet Henry Slusher Ford Don Campbell Dodge Frank Meoggenberg Ford Harry Ritter Ford and Homer Quinn Ford. Two races scheduled for 2:30 pm start.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati-Hamilton Speedway
Queen City
J. H. Albers. Company, Inc
Chrysler
Vince Rothenstein
Glendale
Joe Deeramiine
Buick
Otto Hagen
Oakland
Elmer Stegeman
Ford
Milton Harris
Chevrolet
Henry Slusher
Don Campbell
Dodge
Frank Meoggenberg
Harry Ritter
Homer Quinn
College Net Title To Clifford Sutter
Clifford Sutter of Tulane University won the national inter collegiate lawn tennis championship at Haverford. He defeated Julius Seligson of Lehigh University in four sets 6-3 3-6 6-2 8-6. Seligson was champion two years ago.
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Clifford Sutter
Tulane Universsity
Julius Seligson
Lehigh University
Seligson
Berkeley Bell
University of Texas
Europe
United States
American Association Battery Lineup Rumors in Midwest Showdown
Fragmentary cricket of team initials and player names hints at a regional baseball or softball league roster. Mentions Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville St Paul and a string of battery pairings such as Miller Maxton Dixon Fette Snyder and Goden Tate E Smith Strelecki Young.
Baseball scores from multiple minor league games
Allentown 3 Hartford 0. Providence 9 Pittsfield 8. New Haven 11 Albany 10 in ten innings. Springfield 5 Bridgeport 9. Ten innings noted for two games.
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Hartford
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Pittsfield
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Springfield
Bridgeport
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