Giants win third straight as Reds misplay fielding miscues
Special dispatch reports the New York Giants defeat the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 2 at Polo Grounds. Virgil Barnes pitched well for the Giants while the Reds’ defense, notably Caveney, contributed multiple errors. Benton exited in the third. Giants pile up six unearned runs amid miscues.
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Barnes Too Good In Seventh Slugger Spark Victory
Barnes pitched well and batted for Biemiller in the seventh. Snyder hit a two base and a homer, with Roush stealing a base. Caveney, Critz, Bressler, Jackson, Frisch, Kelly, Wilson and Frisch provided multiple double plays as New York stranded five and Cincinnati six. Benton allowed six hits across four innings while Biemiller and Sheehan held the later lineup. Umpires were Quigley Moran and Wilson.
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Dodgers Rally Past Cardinals 8-7 After Prolonged Protest
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 8 to 7 in a tense nine inning game marked by protests and a delay. Hubbard earns the win over Stuart as Hornerby homers, while Sweeney, ODay, and Irman umpire the contest.
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Reds on the Rise in Reading Showdown
Young and Wingo sparked a Reds rally as Hendricks shuffled the batting order benching Pinelli for Bohne and Curtis Walker for Zitzmann. Kelly made a spectacular grab in the sixth and Bohne nearly scored on Jackson’s liner in the seventh as Reading viewers watched from ringside. Eppa Jeptha Rixey and Jack Bentley prepare for tomorrow’s finale.
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Baseball Results From Yesterday's National and American Leagues
National League games saw New York beat Cincinnati 7 to 2 Philadelphia defeated Chicago 8 to 4 and Brooklyn edged St. Louis 8 to 7. Pittsburgh at Boston was rained out. In the American League Kansas City beat Milwaukee and St Paul defeated Minneapolis 8 to 6.
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Kamm's Wild Throw Drives Two Runs in Ninth for Yankees
New York defeats Chicago 6 to 5 in the final game as Kamm's wild throw on Ward's bunt scores two in the ninth. Pipp's double and Meusel's homer start the Yankees' four runs. Sheely's eighth inning shot caps Chicago’s rally.
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Red Sox fall to Indians in Cleveland rout
Cleveland routed Boston 16 to 7 as Indians hitters McNulty and Myatt drove in three runs apiece while Boston starter Quinn failed early and Ehmke lasted into the eighth. Speece earned the win with Shaute and others contributing, while Quinn was hooked after four and a third innings.
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Bush Knocked Out And Senators Win
In St Louis on May 15 the Washington Senators defeated the Browns 12 to 7 as Joe Bush was knocked out early and six St Louis pitchers used. George Sisler extended his consecutive games with a hit to 30 as Washington built a large early lead and held on.
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Phils Drive Leonard From Mound To Win
Philadelphia beat Detroit 8 to 7 in Detroit as Leonard was knocked out in the sixth after Philadelphia scored six runs to take the lead. Groves earned the win for Philadelphia while Leonard took the loss.
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Amateur tilts fire up G C A B A schedule in Cincinnati
Eight G C A B A games tomorrow draw fans to Redland Field Hyde Park Lumber grounds Faessels Church Field and Elder Stadium. Top interest centers on Redland Field where Shevlins meet Harrisons in the second half of a twin bill both teams undefeated.
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St. Marys Edges Norwood in Ten Inning High School Game
St Marys High School beat Norwood High 9 to 8 in ten innings at Hyde Park Grounds. Norwood led in the first second and eighth, St Marys answered in the third fourth fifth ninth and tenth. Bolger reached on a misplay then Sullivan and Red Bolger scored on successive hits to seal the win.
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Rooke Rochester Club Buys Goldie Rapp for Third Base
Goldie Rapp, long with the Toledo Club of the American Association, has been purchased by the Rochester Club of the International League. He will play third base, with the price not disclosed.
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Quakers Edge Cubs To Take Early Series Lead
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 8 to 4 as Blake and Grimm drive hits and Knight holds the Cubs. Betts earns the win with strong relief, while Wilson homers for Chicago and Grimm belts hits in each at bat.
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St Bernard Defeats St George In Baseball Clash
St Bernard High School beat St George 8 to 4 yesterday at St Bernard. The home team held St George scoreless until the ninth inning and allowed four runs in that frame. Batteries: St Bernard Bauer and Greens. St George Friedrich and Verdin.
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Saints Win Ninth Straight Over Covington At Corcoran Field
St. Xavier High School defeated Covington 14 to 6 at Corcoran Field to extend its win streak to nine. The Saints rallied with five runs in the third, fifth, and sixth innings after Covington built a three-run lead in the first. Notable performers included Markesbury with a home run and multiple players contributing in the field and on base.
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American driver Garfield breaks four world records at Monthlery
Elleroy I Garfield of America set four world marks at Monthlery track France. He covered 500 kilometers in 310 miles at 105.492 mph, 500 miles at 103.585 mph, six hours at 97.848 mph, and three hours at 105.498 mph.
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Hagen Not To Try For British Crown
Philadelphia May 15 Walter Hagen British open golf champion announced he would not go to Great Britain this summer to play in the British open championship at Preswick Scotland. He said he would return to Great Britain in 1926. Hagen is the only American born golfer to win a major in Great Britain. He won the British cup in 1922 at Sandwich England and again last year at Hoy Lake. In 1923 at Troon he finished second.
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