Donohue Hurts as Braves Edge Reds 5 4 in Boston
Pete Donohue faltered in a rough inning allowing four Reds runs as Boston Braves held on to beat Cincinnati 5 to 4. Key moment came when Donohue passed Gibson, who doubled home two runs, while Dressen and Bressler contributed solid defense and offense in a tight first game of the series.
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Pete Donohue
Braves
Reds
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Donohue
Welsh
Dressen
Burrus
Bob Smith
Pete
Gibson
Genewich
Benton
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E. KE. Smith
Bohner
Crutz
Luque
Barnes
Marquard
Wingo
Bobby Smith
Cruz
Roush
Neis
Jimmy Welsh
James
R. Smith
Stengel
Bancroft
Marriott
Harris
Wé@te*h
Smith
Gibby
Dodgers Hit Four Pirates Moundsmen For Seventeen Safeties
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 12 to 7 as Aldridge and Yde were knocked from the mound in the fourth inning. Songer worked later for Brooklyn, with Koupal finishing the eighth. The Dodgers collected seventeen hits and seven runs in the fourth frame, led by strong hitting from multiple players.
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Aldridge
Y de
Hill
Brooklyn
Yde Avere
Songer
Koupal
Pittsburgh
Moore
Traynor
Wright
Grantham
Wheat
Brown
Grimes
Cuyler
Gooch
Mitchell
Stock
Fournier
Klem and
McCormick
Southern Association Scores Rained Out in Birmingham Triple
Birmingham at Atlanta rained out while Mobile defeats Little Rock 8 to 2 and New Orleans tops Memphis 10 to 4 in listed schedule.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Mobile
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Boston Beats Cincinnati In Varied Nine Inning Game
Roush Bohne Gibson Harris and R Smith produced two base hits while Bressler and Bancroft fueled offense. Benton earned the win over Donohue as GC staggered through a 1 hour 30 minute affair with multiple substitutions and three umpires.
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E. Smith
Wingo
Biemiller
Genewich
Roush
Bohne
Gibson
Harris
R. Smith
Bresslier
Bancroft
Bressler
Caveney
Benton
Burrus
Cincinnati
Boston
Graham
OM Graham
Welsh
Bie- Bressler
Genwich
Critz
Walker
Dressen
Zatzmann
Cavencey
Boston AB
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Marriott
Brophy Brothers Tie Hyde Parkers In 36 Hole Match
Jim and John Brophy, professionals from Hillcrest and Ft. Mitchell, finished all even with Hyde Park rivals Arch Smith and Bill Fruechtmeyer after a 36 hole low-ball match. Final scores at Hyde Park 73 and 76. at Hillcrest 79 and 76 for the Brophy brothers.
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Hyde Parkers
Jim Brophy
Hillcrest Country Club
John
Ft. Mitchell
Bill Fruectmeyer
Hyde Park
Arch Smith
Hillcrest
Brophy
Brophys
John Brophy
Smith
Fruechtmeyer
Inter-club ladies results from Western Hills and Cincinnati CC
Western Hills hosts saw Cincinnati beat Makatewah 11 to 0 and Ft Mitchell defeat Hyde Park 6 to 4 while Losantiville topped Western Hills 10 to 1. At Cincinnati Country Club Cincinnati defeated Losantiville 11 to 4 Avon Fields beat Clovernook 19 to 2 and Hyde Park edged Highlands 6 to 5.
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Cincinnati Country Club
Cincinnati
Makatewah
Ft. Mitchell
Hyde Park
Losantiville
Avon Fields
Clovernook
Highlands
Pur due Tops Indiana In Western Conference Tennis Match
Pur due won a Western Conference tennis match against Indiana 4 to 2 at Lafayette Indiana. The Boilermakers captured three of four singles and one of two doubles matches.
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Ind
Purdue
Indiana
Boilermakers
Nine-Game Macks Streak Ends in White Sox 6 5 Fourteen Innings
Chicago breaks Philadelphia nine game run as Barrett scores on a key play and Kamm and Schalk deliver timely hits in the 14th. Thurston and Groves hold, but Ruffing wins for the Sox while Van Gilder takes the loss in a long, pitching duel.
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Philadelphia
Barrett
Kamm
Schalk
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Sheely
Thurston
Reat
Groves
Aumgartner
Baumgartner
Simmons
Poole
Davis
Cochrane
Collins
Davisé
Galloway
Miller
Perkins
Indians Avenge Early Missteps With Nine to Six Win
Cleveland built a five run first inning off Mogridge and withstood a late rally to down the Senators 9 to 6. Karr settled after five innings, aided by Jamieson and Lutzke hits and Speaker and J Sewell walks that forced in two runs.
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Mogridge
Indians
Peck
Washington
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Lutzke
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J. Sewell
Cleve
H.O.A. Mice
L.harris
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Reuther
Rice
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L. Sewell
Sarris
L. Harris
Fewster
Peckinpaugh
S. Harris
Marberry
Moriarity
Rowland
Geisel
Red Sox beat Browns 12 to 7 as Van Gilder falters
In St. Louis on May 18 the Boston Red Sox toppled the Browns 12 to 7 after Van Gilder weakened in the fifth. Six St Louis errors helped the visitors, while George Sisler extended his consecutive game safety streak to 33.
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van Gilder
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St. Louis Browns
George Sisler
Brown
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Grant
Danforth
Rego
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N Forth
D. Williams
Robertson
K. Williams
Gerber
Yanks Triumph in Slugfest Over Tigers 9 to 7
Detroit May 18 New York Yankees win a high scoring game 9 to 7 over the Detroit Tigers. Pennock pitched four innings for the Yankees and Dale Ferguson Bassler faced relief duties. The game features 13 hits for New York and 16 for Detroit with key players Wanninger Meusel Cobb and Paschal among top performers.
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New York Yankees
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Haney
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O’rourke
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Veach
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Schang
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Fergun
Cole
Pennock
Bassler
Stoner
Manush
T Rigney
Whitehill
New York
Detroit Uuin
Holloway
O'Rourke
Wanninger
Pipp
Paschal
Ferguson
Sammy Mandell Eliminated From Ring Tournament
Jimmy Goodrich of Buffalo and Benny Walger of New York advanced to the semifinals of the New York State Athletic Commission boxing tournament to crown a successor to Benny Leonard. Goodrich defeated Sammy Mandell in a foul-filled bout, while Walger outpointed Sally Seaman. Olano of Cuba and Loayza of Chile won, keeping the international flavor. crowd reached 12,000 for New York's first outdoor boxing program of 1925.
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New York State Athletic Commission
Benny Leonard
Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo
Benny Walger
America
Goodrich
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Ill
Valger
Sally Seaman
Cirilin Olano
Cuba
Stanislaus Loayza
Chile
Clonie Tait
Olano
Tait
Loayza
Tommy White
Ackermann Shines as Heilemann Pitcher
Carl Ackermann of the Heilemann team stands out among local amateurs this season with about fifteen strikeouts per game and three hits per game. Teammates believe his continued mastery will make opponents fear no team they face this year.
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Ackermann
Carl Ackermann
Heilemann
National League Scores From Yesterday’s Games
Boston defeated Cincinnati 5 to 4 while Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 12 to 7. New York won 5 to 3 over Chicago and St. Louis edged Philadelphia 10 to 9. Columbus and Toledo, and Indianapolis and Louisville each played, with final tallies not shown.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Terry's Circuit Blow Powers Giants Past Cubs
New York May 18 Terry hit a home run with Ross Young aboard in the eighth inning for a 5 2 Giants win over the Cubs. Young added RBIs as the rally sealed the victory.
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Terry
Giants
New York
Ross Young
Cubs
Cards Win Eleven Inning Slugfest Over Phillies
In Philadelphia on Golden Jubilee day the Cardinals outslug the Phillies 10 to 9 in eleven innings. Wrightstone hit a homer and five Cards collected five hits in five trips as the crowd saw a high scoring affair.
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Cardinals
Phillies
Wrightstone
Hawks
Local Driver Fined After Hitting Boy on Rockdale Ave
Leo Baker of 134 Taft Lane was fined 50 and costs for reckless driving in Traffic Court after his car struck a boy alighting from a stationary street car on Rockdale Avenue. Michael Bruno of 613 Trenton Avenue paid 34 for speeding and failure to stop at an arterial highway. Other speeders fined include LeRoy Gaskins of Tabasco Ohio Willis O Connor of 651 Elm Covington Ky John Rosebrook of 35 South Warwick Building Reading Road and Albert Taylor of 2608 Vine Street.
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Leo Baker
Taft Lane
Bell
Michael Bruno
Trenton Avenue
LeRoy Gaskins
Tabasco
Willis O’connor
Elm Street
Pair in auto arrested after canal backing incident
A man and woman riding in a car backed into the canal between Seventy-fifth and Seventy-sixth streets. The woman Susie Rayon 35 of Seventy-eighth Street and Canal Ridge was charged with intoxication. The man Silas Douglas 45 a Springdale blacksmith was charged with reckless driving and intoxication.
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Seventy-sixth Streets
Susie Rayon
Seventy-eighth Street
Canal Ridge
Silas Douglas
Springdale
Herman Confident Of Beating Warner At Cheviot Ball Park
Tommy Herman confident of defeating Jackie Warner in a ten round main event at Cheviot Ball Park tomorrow night. Herman has trained daily for weeks and boasts a string of victories including a recent knockout of Alex Novecky. Also featured are Copper Pence vs Vic Ross in a rematch and a strong slate of preliminaries.
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Warner
Cheviot Ball Park
Tommy Herman
Jackie Warner
Alex Novecky
Copper Pence
Vic Ross
Ross
Pence
Ft. Thomas
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