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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1925

Page

6

Eppa Rixey Hit Hard And Corsairs Win 8 1

Pirates surge to first place with an 8 to 1 victory over the Reds as Eppa Rixey is roughed up. Johnny Morrison held the Reds to two hits while Cornelius Brady, Neil, and the Pirates offense produced eleven hits and six runs across six innings.

Eppa Rixey Corsairs Bob Newhal Redlegs Malner Eppa Duke of Wapping Oldstairs Rix Rixey Cornelius Cornbeef Brady Ludlow Neil Buc Bob Hargrave

Reds and Pirates clash in mixed exhib against semi pro and resuming series

Yesterday the Reds faced a provisional lineup with Roush nursing a leg and Roush aiming to return by Thursday. Biemiller was set to pitch against Springfield while attendance reached 2,076. Pirates produced limited scoring with Cuyler, Barnhart and Traynor contributing in the fifth as Barnhart was thrown out at the plate.

Reds Grees O Smoketown Eddie Roush Walker Elmer Smith Roush Pirates Cuyler Barnhart Traynor Wright Critz Hargrave

Pirates Tryout Session With Berwanger and Shevlin Club

Bill Berwanger and Jimmy Shevlin Jr members of the Shevlin Club of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association worked out with the Pirates before the game.

Bill Berwanger Jimmy Shevlin, Jr Shevlin Club Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association Pirates

Reds Rally Fails as Cuyler Drives Key Runs

Cuyler opens with a triple and scores as Barnhart and Morrison drive in runs. Bressler makes a one handed stab for a sacrifice fly to score Moore. Wright hits to left, Cuyler scores, while Careys sacrifice fly adds another. Brady shines in the seventh and eighth as Reds threaten late.

Pittsburgh Carey Moore Cuyler R. F Barnhart Ereenee Traynor Wright Eweree McInnis Earl Smith Morrison Cincinnati H. Oo Critz Walker C. F Bressler Elmer Smith Pinelli Caveney Niehaus Ee Argrave Man Brady Zitzmann Rte Ewe Brady Elmer Smith Barnhart Bressler Barnhart Traynor Rixey O'Day Pfirman Sweeney Reds E. Smith Traynor Maria Ffth Earl Crutz

American Pros Triumph in Glen Eagles Two Up in Exhibition

MacDonald Smith and Joe Kirkwood defeated George Duncan and Abe Mitchell two up with one to play in a 36 hole exhibition at Glen Eagles Scotland. Birdies marked both rounds as the Americans and their British rivals produced superb golf before a large gallery. The event preceded the 1000 guineas tournament qualifying by Glasgow Herald with Jim Barnes absent from the field.

Glen Eagles Scotland MacDonald Smith Joe Kirkwood George Duncan Abe Mitchell Glens Highland Hale Duncan Mitchell Hale Mitchell Smith Kirkwood Glasgow Herald Jim Barnes Great Britain Barnes Prestwick Leland Cornwall

How Horses Ran at Latonia Weather and Results

Weather cloudy and track heavy for Latonia racing. The third race for claiming three-year-olds and up featured Mrs. G. W Church’s c g Ultimus Sweet Day winning by length with J. West training. payouts: 2nd $259.50, 3rd $148. Time 1:51 3-5. Sixth race saw Moorfield win for J. C. Ellis and A. Mortensen trainer. payouts: 2nd $259.50, 3rd $148. Time 1:58 4-5. Seventh race winner Williams Bros’ br c Short Grass-Christophine trained by P. J. Williams. payouts: 2nd $868, 3rd $217. Times show close finishes and notable performances from Wrack Ray and Soldier II. Scratches listed for several horses.

S. F St.Odds Waponoca Son On Ae Oe Ink Jxk HH Stutts G. W. Church Wiper Eas L. J. Brown Mortensen W. H. Whitehouse Miss Mazie Esse O'Meara Bros Moon Lady L. Canfield I. A. Saxton G. Johnson S. H. Kennedy W. Charles T. E. Mueller Waponoca Jupiter Dandybrush Big Money McVicker Firetoma Parader Aviette Ood J. C. Eilis B.g Mirka L. V. Bellew Wts St.Odds Moorfield J. C. Ellis Harry B H. Meyer Four Oaks S BR Cimcansoni A. Mortensen T. F. Devereux B. Cloher Prop Incisisse J. Lowe Ruth S Cannonball Stable Iessse Assassinen W. E. Bacon Moorfield Harry E B Hey Hoy Nogales Tippo Sahib Equity Radio Williams Bros Br. c Christophine P. J. Williams Wrack Ray Egge D. Connelly Koors & Galvin T. C. McDowell Waterf Soldier II R. Ren Ag F. Knebelkamp Gosh Gilmore G. Watts Chant Leavis Wis St.Odds Ethel K Eeeeeeter Vidice Mighty Pere Ree Garner Ng E Mueller Uis Nashville Gunk Snvieciesas Mergler Inemiass D. Smith Louisville Realize Tta Sarah Day Pat Emil Karachi Trust Cloister Clydella Furlon Inner Idle Hour Farm D. c Behave Yourself May Bird Wurley Swinner J. S Fwners H. Maar Idle Hour F Prince Charles Melly Ectaecaeon Ayior Little Cook Garner Lair & Parrish Lord Meise Audley F Sullivan Bird Behave Miscue Kid Boots Longworth Malcolm Jr Milord Tom Ntlas Marty Post Lou Y Ng Azamed Harry Carrol Rop Cccsitenss Ondas Longport J. Uhlein Johnson W. Taylor H. P.eadley Uncle Bob Ge Moore Patience Rene Eeeneennenen Harr Carroftl Atialakt Delco Arry Carroll Delco Lot Delco Light Rush Ben Handly Ruth Gold Bill Hare Frances Jane Brown Leaf E. Trotter Delh Wits Nivlag RS Brothers Wediee Ivy Gie Fielda W. B. Finnegan Mortensen Peskubaneda J. Spencer w Cc __ Goodloe Cassius, Iit Newmarket

Sam Gray Suffers First Defeat Of Season For Athletics

Washington tops Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Sam Gray loses for the first time this year. Coveleskie gains nine wins and a 9 1 record, Walberg relief pitches three innings, and Lamar extends hitting streak to 29 games.

Washington Philadelphia Athletics Sam Gray Athletics Walberg Coveleskie Gray Lamar

Hyde Park Club Tennis Championship Entries Open

The tri-state tennis championship at Hyde Park Tennis Club opens Sunday with entries sent to locals. S J Newman and E K Wuerdeman will direct the event, featuring men's singles and doubles and ladies singles. George Lott of Chicago seeks to defend his title as Chicago players join locals, with plans to handle large crowds.

Hyde Park Tennis Club S. J. Newman Southern Ohio Tennis Association E.K. Wuerdeman Middle West George Lott Chicago Lott Fred D. Burns Southern Ohio Association Cincinnati

Western League scores for Des Moines and others

In the Western League Des Moines lost to Omaha by 6 to 7 while Denver defeated Lincoln 5 to 2. Other games were scheduled for the circuit.

Des Moines Omaha Denver Lincoln

Wills Greb and Slattery Choices Of Igpe in Hospital Fund Fights

New York based World News Service reports a three man parley featuring Wills Greb and Slattery as they prepare for fights at the Polo Grounds. Wills targets Weinert while Greb aims for Walker, with Slattery set to face Shade as part of a crowded fight card.

Greb Slattery New York Hoyle Mike McTigue Berlenbach Abe Goldstein Cannonball Martin Rosenberg Lynch German Goldstein Walker Harry Johnny Wilson Wills Adonis Weinert Firpo Shade Reputaa Jose Lombardo Edouard Mascart Babe Herman Coney Island Herman

Mat King Expected In Cincy Tomorrow

Joe Stecher world champion heavy weight wrestler is due in Cincinnati tomorrow to train for his July 6 title defense at Riverside Arena Covington Ky. He will work at the Yonkum gym Opera place with matchmaker Bob Uriche Jr. coordinating. Opponent Oresti Vadilfi arrives Thursday to train at the onkum gym alongside Stecher. Also listed: Hans Steinke versus Pat McGill in the semi final.

Riverside A. C Joe Stecher Cinnati Oresti Vadilfi Riverside Arena Covington Bob Uriche, Jr Stecher Yonkum Gym Opera Place Europe Vadilfi America Frank Judson St. Louis Onkum Hans Steinke Germany Pat McGill

Browns 5 White Sox 2 in St. Louis opener

Browns beat Chicago 5 to 2 at home as Cvengros troubles opened the eighth. Collins hit a homer for the White Sox, while Mogridge allowed five safeties. Cvengros took the loss after seven and two-thirds innings. Reid and Barrett appeared for St Louis late.

Associated Press ST. Louis St. Louis Browns Chicago White Sox Mogridge White Sox Collins Davis Cvengros Browns Chicago Ab.h.o.a St.Louis Ab.h.o.a. Mostil Evans Lamotte Sisler Sheely Rice McManus Hooper Jacobson Kamm Robert’n Schalk, c Ebs Cree Rego Connally Barrett Fishivalees Dixon Falk Robertson Cvenros Keely Hildebrand and Evans

Detroit tops Cleveland in twin bill with two wins

Detroit defeats Cleveland 4 to 1 in the first game and 7 to 4 in the second. Cole collected four hits in five at bats with three doubles in the opener, while Klugman had a double and three singles in four appearances for Cleveland. Manush hit a homer for Detroit in the second game as Haney played.

Associated Press Cleveland Detroit Cleveland Today Cole Klugman Manush Haney Cleve H.O.A Jamieson Lee O'Rourke Speaker Wingo Sewell Berns Heilmann Tavener Walters,c Hessler Barty D Leonard Honey Speece Cobb Jones Seeman O’rourke Summa Karr Burns Walters Karl Leonard Coe Pit Picker O' Rourke Wild Uesses Voc Ormsby Rowland Ineen

Red Sox overpower Yankees 10 to 5 in Boston

Red Sox bash three New York pitchers for sixteen hits to beat the Yankees 10 to 5 at Boston. Wingfield shuts out New York after the third inning as Quinn surrenders early. Dugan, Weaning, Meusel, Boone, Carlyle, and Wambsganss supply key hits for Boston while Shawkey, Ferguson, Beall, and Wingfield work relief. Time 2 06. Umpires Moriarity and Owen.

Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Wingfield Yanks Quinn Dugan Weaning Meusel Boone Carlyle Wambsganss Picinich Schang Ward Gehrig Ferguson Beall Shawkey Inni Innin Aw Hitco Moriarity Owen

Frank Reis Resigns From City Council Post

Frank Reis assistant clerk of the city council resigned yesterday to enter private business. He submitted his letter to city clerk Fred Schneller and cited a move to private enterprise.

Frank Reis Fred Schneller Reis

Yesterday's NL and AL Results From Major League Scores

Results of yesterday's games show the National League with Pittsburgh defeating Cincinnati 8 to 1, Brooklyn beating Philadelphia 8 to 3, and Boston at New York listed as scheduled. American League standings include Milwaukee 7, Minneapolis 6. Louisville 6, Toledo 2. Washington 4, Philadelphia 1. Detroit 4, Cleveland 1. Boston 10, New York 5. St. Louis 5, Chicago 2.

L. Pet Pittsburgh Philadelphia Eereerte New York Washington Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Iain Detroit Cleveland St. Louis Chicago

Vance Beats Phillies as Robins Triumph 8-3

Dazzy Vance held Philadelphia to five hits and the Brooklyn Robins won 8 to 3. Vance increased his 1925 strikeout total to 103, fanning six. Fournier hit his eleventh homer, Philadelphia turned a triple play in the sixth, and Harper and Fournier hit homers for Brooklyn.

Associated Press Philadelphia Dazzy Vance Phillies Robins Vance Fournier Holke Huber Carino. v Mitchell Knight Pethls ATI Phila. Ae High Sand., S Stock Henline Os Wheat Fonseca Brown W’hstone EOS Harper,m Beco Carlson Sand Wrightstone Wheat Cox Ford Wilson Harper Friberg Hawks Brooklyn Basils Hata Carlsone Rigler Hartan Laughlin

American Association Meet Results By City And Teams

Toledo results show Frey and Gaston among winners with Tunney. St Paul races list Keenan Say Milwaukee and Minneapolis entries. battery gears by Gearin Skiff and Wirts. postponement in Minneapolis due to rain at Columbus event.

St. Paul Kansas City Indianapolis Columbus American Association Toledo Louisville Milwaukee Minneapolis Eeeeren Eicttil ETI Socieccacui Soka Redman Frey Tunney Gaston Bia Tivaareae Wicca Iactiter Arene Keenan and Say- Milwaukee See Middleton Wirts Sengsbock Der Fullerton and Hoffman H. E

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