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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1925

Page

6

Indians Beat Reds 2-0 In Low-Scoring Florida Tilt

Cleveland starter Joe Shaute held Cincinnati to three hits through five innings before Sherry Smith shut them down. Walter Lutzke starred for Cleveland with superb fielding and scoring on a sacrifice fly, as Rixey and Benton closed out the win at Tinker Field in Orlando.

Bob Newhall The Commercial Tribune Orlando Fla Cleveland Indians Reds Tinker Field Redlegs Cincinnati Joe Shaute Indians Polack Cleveland Joseph Sherry Smith Edd Roush Sherwood Pete Donohue Crutz Red Rixey Donahue Fewster Benton Jamieson Lutzke Pinelli Speaker Cruz Sewell Myatt

Ed Morris Returned to Nashville for Further Seasoning

Orlando report notes Ed Morris tall right hander bought by Cincinnati will be sent back to Nashville. He has a good curve and fast ball but is very wild. Stormy Collins from Ft Worth also returns to his team. Cleveland reports Lakeland festivities as new clubhouse is dedicated amid humor and idle remarks.

Orlando Fla Ed Morris Cincinnati Nashville Stormy Collins Ft. Worth Lakeland Lass Kentucky Douglas Park EB. L. Fitzgerald Havana

Old League Game in San Antonio Reports Insets

Jimmy Caveney suffered a mild charlie horse against Cleveland and may miss action until Tuesday with Bohne likely stepping in. Carl Mays strained the deltoid muscle in his pitching arm and applies hot packs nightly as he recovers.

Jimmy Caveney Cleveland Bohne Carl Mays

Sunny Maid Wins First Race at Local Claiming Meet

Jockey Schaefer guides Sunny Maid to victory in the first race a 4% furlong claiming event for two year olds with a purse of 606. Sunny Maid pays 5.40 3.00 2.60 over Jimmie Trinz and Miss Oakland. Other races list entries, scratches, times, and purses across a full card ending with Weather clear track fast.

Sunny Maid Schaefer Jimmie Trinz Barnes Miss Oakland Griffin Chiapas Shasta Donna Caramba Just Clare Moses Weed Bank Dewbank Viking Baggage King Day Mac Baker H. Warren Mortensen High Olympus Pawnbroker York Lassie Navajo Tessie H Au Revoir Sample Quintana Reo Hoagland Postman Elston Peter Potter Aggie Ligthe Agnes Damar Lady Barrett Jenks Little Tokalon Polo Star Lake Lianimo Mortenson McHugh Miss Fryer Vanderburg Norfield Lorena L Marie John Sequan Rubivari Runpride Twin Fox Dr. Corbett O’donnell Sly Fox Sing On Pennon Canoga Cuba Ruby Pep Sweetum Harrigan Heir Seli Span Lucky Play Cherry Pie Eaklet Walls Picnic Bill McCloy Whit’ham Fort Love Song Sanden Pat Doughoregan Johnny O'Connell Guinea Girl Irvington Shasta Springs Lot Chapala Byron G Voorfler Enette Renn Chevalier Quota Chilliwack Lawrence Manning Mente Atherstone Wakeoff N. Langhorne Grasse Eminent Melachrino Tangerine Coeur de Lion Taplin Serena Miss Caltha Steve E Little Shasta Lady Berrildon Cornflower

Lee O. Cotner Turns In Speedy Half at Downs

Lee O Cotner worked a fast half mile at Churchill Downs in 0 47 25 under Lon Jones with jockey Harry Garner aboard blinkers on. The performance tops the year's speed for Kentucky Derby candidates and signals strong staying potential despite a winter layoff.

Lee O. Cotner Downs C. J. Savage The Commercial Tribune Louisville Lee O. Conner Churchill Downs Lon Jones R. W. Collins Jones Harry Garner Garner Collins Dan Lehan Lehan Albert Claver J. K. L. Ross Stable Claver Drowsy Waters Latonia Alex B. Gordon Swope Bud Fisher Douglas Park Fair Play Alburn Gordon Menifee Chilhowee Lexington North Star III Bourbon Lass A. B J. C. Gallaher Dr. Finch New Albany Ind Will Perkins Perkins Step Along Fred M. Grabner Dr. Tanner L. A. Lyne A. L. Biggs M. C. Moore John D. W. Scott J. Hal Woodford Bradley String Works E. R. Bradley R. L. Hoots Tuscola Sporting Blood Jack Atkin-Aseeit Black Gold Omar Khayam William Frank Frank Harnéd Brothers & Jones Leo O. Conner Charles L. Bailey C. L. Railey C. Elmer Bailey Springhurst Hal Price Headley Beaumont

Reds Meet Reading Club in Leesburg Tilt

The Reds travel to Leesburg to face the Reading Club of the International League. Jack May and Benton are expected to start on the mound for the visitors.

Reds Leesburg Reading Club Jakie May Benton

Freak eighth inning ends with Rixey retirement and base paths chaos

In the eighth Cleveland frame a bizarre play unfolds as Burns walks with one out. Lee hits a sharp ball to Pinelli but Babe retrieves it and throws to Caveney at third to erase Burns. Fewster follows with a loud hit as Big Rix fails to handle a hot bouncer that caroms to Pinelli for a first out.

Reds Shaute Bressler Walker Zitzmann Lutzke Caveney Speaker Redlegs Might Main Pinelli Sherry Smith Babe Roush Smith Cincinnati AB Critz C. F R. F Fonseca Donohue Cincinnati Cleveland Fewster Rixey Benton Lohr and Carney Burns Lee Rix

Reds Schedule Winds Down Spring at Tinker Field

The Reds play their penultimate spring game at Tinker Field today then away tomorrow and Saturday. They rest Sunday and Monday before a final appearance versus Reading on Tuesday and depart North at midnight that same day.

Reds Tinker Field Reading

Dressen Promoted to Lineup as Arm Shows Progress

Charlie Dressen moved into the lineup batting for Donahue in the fifth. He reports his throwing improving in workouts and says arm soreness is expected in early attempts and not due to the strained ligament.

Charlie Dressen Donahue

Social scene drives caravan on Hollywood outing

Eddie Walsh and Jack Hendricks from Indianapolis arrive in Hollywood. The group, including players wives and camp followers, were escorted in a large white bus owned by Hollywood Realty Company for a public outing.

Eddie Walsh Jack Hendricks Indianapolis Hollywood Fhellywood Realty Company

New Jersey Boxing Board in Arms Over New York Action

New Jersey boxing officials clash with New York authorities over a rule blocking any NY licensed figure from contracting with a boxer on the New York ineligible list. Tex Rickard is barred from negotiating Dempsey Wills outside New York until Dempsey settles with NY boxing fathers. The New Jersey commission fumes at perceived interference and vows to defend Jersey business.

New York Jack Dempsey Dempsey Empire State Tex Rickard Harry Wills Jersey City Rickard New York State Athletic Commission Tex New Jersey Wills Jersey Leonard Walker Rickard, Mullins

How They May Ran In Today's Races Trackman's Selections

Tijuana First Race Prince Ronald Guess the Time Alien entry Second Race Caamus Little Clair King Worth Third Race Pole Star Wee Girl Alleviator Fourth Race Olds Eight Miss Prosperity Jack Frost Fifth Race Snooksie Bradley Olivia San Isabel Sixth Race Ruddy Royal Oak The Lamb Seventh Race Swingaljong Easter Bells Knighthood Eighth Race Ceylong Prince Fair Rowena Spread Eagle Ninth Race Sportsman Spirea Tis Seth ae Chance Snoosie Brad 4

Maimonides Samaron Eugene Mushon State Big Sweep Weweeeee Smacker Ronald Eeeeee Samatuga Eeeeweeenee tAllen Neal Applegate Secon Ethel Brown Loneine Mise Fraul King Worth Pink Tenny Cadmus Argonne Forest al Porter Yorkshire Maid Little Clair Chick Barkley Margaret Jolly Bonita Jas J. Pendergast Marion North Ailliro Eer Peer Errr Tom Owens Law’nee Manning Miss Prosperity Walter Dant Irwin Morni Cloud Snooksie Bradley S. Jordan Fee Sa Sabeeeebereweere If Porto d’ Oro Royal Oak Seth Wnes Buster Keaton Bolivar Bond Rock Heather Seenewee Poltova Tijuana Prince Ronald Guess the Time Alien Entry Caamus Pole Star Wee Girl Alleviator Jack Frost Snooksie Bradley Olivia San Isabel Ruddy the Lamb Swingaljong Easter Bells Knighthood Ceylong Prince Fair Rowena Spread Eagle Sportsman Spirea Tis Seth Chance Brad

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