Dodgers Hit Nine Safely in Win Over Reds
Dodgers defeated Cincinnati 5 to 3 after nine hits off pitcher Pete Donohue, extending their success after beating Eppa Rixey 3 to 2 in the Reds’ first Eastern game. Ed Brown tripled and Loftus drove in runs as Brooklyn rallied in the fourth to take the lead, with strong fielding and timely hits sealing the victory before about twelve thousand fans in Brooklyn.
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Grimes Hits Spark Dodgers Rally In Seventh For Victory
Grimes set the tone with a center single then Loftus moved to third on Pinelli error. Wheat and Fournier stitched a two run rally, Wheat tripling and scoring Grimes, Fournier later driving in the winning run as the Dodgers beat the Reds in the seventh.
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Largest Derby field planned for Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
Probable largest field ever contesting the Kentucky Derby will parade to the post at Churchill Downs for the 51st running of the $50,000 added turf classic. A long list of contenders from the East and West includes Quatrain, Captain Hal, Kentucky Cardinal, Sweeping Away, Nicholas, American Flag, and others with Frederick Johnson and Edward F. Sims's stables among the heaviest wagers and preparations underway for May 16.
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New York Games Grand Stand Prices Announced
Prices for field boxes and grand stand seats are published for the New York Games. Tickets go on sale Monday May 11 1925 at The Henry Straus Company Sixth and Walnut Streets. June 20 and 21 1925 are the event dates.
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College Baseball Scores Across Numerous Venues
Scores from several campuses show Boston College defeating Penn 6 to 2 in Newton while Yale loses to Holy Cross 7 6 in Worcester. Ohio State shuts out Cornell 4 0 in Columbus and Minnesota tops Indiana 9 1 in Minneapolis. Additional results include Navy over Catholic University 7 4 in Annapolis and Princeton beating Brown 14 4 in Princeton.
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Brooklyn Outfielder Traded to Chicago Cubs
New York May 9 Thomas H Griffith outfielder of the Brooklyn Dodgers was traded to the Chicago Cubs for a player to be named as Walter Maranville returns to the Chicago lineup after breaking a leg in a train season Griffith began in 1913 with New Bedford and rose through Indianapolis Cincinnati before joining Brooklyn in 1919
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Rabbit) Maranville
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Phillies clinch second straight win over Indians in slugger led game
Philadelphia beat Cleveland 6 to 5 as Sewell and Simmons collected four and three hits respectively. Simmons and Myatt hit home runs, Groves pitched three innings of one hit ball in relief, Rommel started for Philadelphia and Buckeye tired Cleveland late as the Athletics maintained their league lead.
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Cardinals blank Giants behind Rhem in second game
Flint Rhem held New York to eight hits and ten strikeouts as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Giants 8 to 0 in front of 25 000 fans. Morrison pitched for the Cardinals with McQuillan taking the loss.
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Homer in Eleventh Beats Cubs for Braves Win
Harris delivers the game in the eleventh with a homer as the Braves topple Chicago 2 to 1 in ten innings for their third straight win. He also tripled in the sixth and scored on Burrus's single. Barnes received strong support from Boston’s defense and pitchers.
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Bucs Rally To Defeat Phillies In Eight Inning Comeback
The Pittsburgh Pirates rally in the eighth inning to beat the Philadelphia Phillies after Clarence Mitchell held Pittsburgh to five hits and two runs through seven. Betts delivered the key relief, but the Pirates pushed across enough runs to seal the victory.
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Three Guyot Specials Entered in Rich Auto Race
Three Guyot Specials entered by Albert Guyot for the 500 mile international at Indianapolis Motor Speedway May 30 will be shipped to New York uncrated aboard a fast liner for Atlantic crossing so mechanics can work en route. On arrival the cars go to Indianapolis by express for tuning to local conditions.
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Ohio Boxing Moguls to Meet at Dayton
The Ohio State Association of Boxing Commissions holds its semi annual meeting in Dayton on May 18. Allan W. Baehr and Stanley M. Isaacs, Cincinnati Boxing Commission members and officers, will attend.
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Denison Triumphs Over UC Trackmen In Dual Meet
Denison University defeated the University of Cincinnati 78 to 52 at Nippert Stadium. Denison won nine of fifteen events, setting two varsity records and one tied, as George Hilker, Ethan Allen, Ralph Bennett, and Captain Runt Bradner starred in sprint, distance, and field events.
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Gordon and Rosenberg to Clash at Covington Riverside Arena
Harry Gordon of Philadelphia prepares for a bout with Charley Rosenberg of New York, the bantamweight champion, at Covington's Riverside Arena tomorrow night. Gordon, a former Navy titleholder and Philadelphia amateur standout, has fought mostly in no decision bouts and scored notable wins over Carl Tremaine and Jimmy Delmont. The Riverside Arena Company promotes the program with Sport Feeney as referee and Bob Uricho as matchmaker.
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Phil) Rosenberg
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Johnny Drew
Boxing Card Weights and Matchups Previewed
Speedy Miller of Covington meets Jimmy Walters of Atlanta in ten rounds at 128 pounds. Jack Blackburn of Cincinnati faces Vic Ross in six rounds at 162 pounds. Freddie Boone clashes with Tommy Flel in four rounds at 133 pounds with Vic Ross also listed for Cooper Pence.
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Atlanta
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Tommy Flel
Rally Falls Short as Bogton Narrowly Loses to Detroit
Detroit led 5 1 in the ninth before Bogton mounted a rally but fell 5 to 4 in the final frame. Prothro contributed for the Red Sox in a tense late bid.
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Coveleskie Leads Cleveland Past White Sox 4 1
Stanley Coveleskie pitched eight innings allowing one run as the Washington Senators defeated the Chicago White Sox 4 to 1. Bluege and Goslin hit home runs for Washington, Harris and Peckinpaugh added hits, while Robertson allowed nine hits in eight innings for Chicago.
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Southern Association results shift standings
Memphis defeated Atlanta 3 to 2, Little Rock beat Birmingham 7 to 4, Chattanooga won 3 to 2 over New Orleans, and Mobile topped Nashville 6 to 4 in International League play.
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Results of Yesterday's National League Games
Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 5 to 3 while Boston edged Chicago 2 to 1 and Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5. St Louis overwhelmed New York 8 to 0 with remaining matchups Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Toledo at Minneapolis Columbus at St Paul.
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Will bury jockey Lux in full riding regalia
In Columbus Ohio May 9 Frank Lux jockey killed when his mount fell at Beulah Park will be buried in full riding regalia beside Albert Arvin who died at the same track in August 1923. Six jockey pallbearers accompany the funeral. Lux a native of Germany leaves relatives in that country.
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Corum to team with De Palma in Indianapolis May race
L. L. Corum of Indianapolis will team with Ralph De Palma for the May 30 Indianapolis 500, joining De Palma who has entered two cars, one to be driven by himself. Corum has had little racing since May of last year.
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