Reds End Slump by Toppling Braves 7 to 3
Don Adolf Luque pitched effectively for Cincinnati as the Reds defeated the Boston Braves 7 to 3 in the second game of the series. The Reds rallied from ties, exploiting Barnes's miscues and timely hits, including a squeeze bunt by Luque and late-inning scoring spree. Caveney pulled up lame, likely sidelined two weeks.
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Johnson's Ninth Inning Smash Wins For Senators Over Indians
Walter Johnson pinch hit for Ogden in the ninth and lifted a homer over the right field fence with one on, giving the Washington Senators a 4 to 3 victory over the Cleveland Indians in Cleveland. Johnson's homer was the first by a right handed batter over the right field wall in that park. Adams scored ahead of Johnson on the blast after a Shaute bid for perfection faltered late.
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Hikers Club Plans Sunday Walk to Rising Sun Indiana
The Walkers' Club of Greater Cincinnati organizes a Sunday hike starting at Grand Central Station at 8:30 to Rising Sun Indiana with a dinner at a hotel for participants. The return route goes to Split Rock Kentucky and Mildred Wunsch serves as road captain.
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Cincinnati Plans Elite Long-Distance Walking Club
A new elite long-distance walking club will be formed in Cincinnati. The group will recruit the best hikers and only accept those who can qualify to walk long distances as members.
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Three Kentucky Walks Scheduled by American Walkers Association
Three walks are listed for next Sunday by the American Walkers Association. At 9 AM a nine mile round trip from Anderson's Ferry to Split Rock via Aurora will be led by Joseph Toner with lunch provided. An all day ten mile hike to Alexandria departs Ft. Thomas car line end at 9 AM under Harry J. Kaplan. An afternoon six mile scenic stroll to Ft. Thomas via Lickingpike John’s Hill road and Cold Springs leaves Brighton Car Barns Newport at 2 PM led by Edwin Boeschlin.
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Barrett First Baseman Unblemished In 5-1 Win
In Columbus on May 19 Starling and Barrett Schools Hea tenhouse, Barrett’s first baseman, was credited with no runs no hits no put outs and no assists. Reporters say such a record by a first baseman may be unprecedented. Barrett won 5 to 1.
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Johnny Drew to Meet Mars in Covington Ring Next Monday Night
Johnny Drew the New England junior lightweight champion arrives Thursday for a ten round bout at Riverside arena Covington Ky against Cincinnati’s knockout Mars Promoter Bob Uricho Jr sealed the terms after weight talks Drew who beat Speedy Miller here in his Covington debut aims to stop Mars as Tendler and others failed Drew holds a win over Johnny Dundee and the New England feather title He faces six round semi final Midget Guary versus Shifty Dando and other bouts complete the card.
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Rialto race in Louisville fourth at one mile and seventy yards
In the Rialto purse race for three-year-olds and up, R Colston's three-year-old ch c Wormlington Erminine Anderson won easily. Time 0:244-5. Parkview Stable's four-year-old b c Commefisia took the Castlewood Handicap in 1:062-5 with J Williams aboard, after a strong stretch run. Energy and Sancia showed improvement while Reputation faded after leading early.
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Results of Yesterday's National League Games
Cincinnati defeated Boston 7 to 3 while Chicago team Cogo topped New York 8 to 2 and Philadelphia beat St. Louis 8 to 4. Brooklyn won 8 to 5 over Pittsburgh. Toledo routed Columbus 9 to 2 and St. Paul edged Minneapolis 10 to 9.
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Yankees Manager Huggins Announces Plans
Detroit report says manager Miller Huggins of the New York Yankees announced today that he intends to oversee spring activities and discuss roster options with club officials. The brief item notes Huggins spoke during a Detroit visit but provides limited detail.
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St. Louis Browns Rally Past Red Sox 8 2 in Final Game
Joe Bush pitched well as the St Louis Browns defeated the Boston Red Sox 8 to 2. Sisler extended his hit streak to 34 games with a triple in the third inning and Carlyle left the game with a shoulder injury attempting to field the drive.
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Tygers Bunch Blows To Humble Yanks 115
Tygers overpower Yanks 115 to 83 in a game at New York with Detroits details. Blue homered and Wingo stole a base as Cobb and Meusel made key plays. Pitching saw Cole credited with the win over Jones, in a 2:13 game with multiple substitutions.
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Lyons Beats Macks on Pitchers' Battle
Chicago May 19 Lyons held Athletics to the ninth inning while his teammates backed him with timely hits off Rommel. Bing Miller's three-run homer in the ninth saved Philadelphia from a shutout, finalizing a 4 to 8 series win. Davis, Sheely and Dykes starred defensively and at bat.
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Elder Beats Newport in Baseball Clash at Price Hill
Elder defeated Newport 4 to 2 at Price Hill behind pitcher Stryker who struck out fourteen and gave up two hits to the Kentuckians. The Panthers Grier and Kriéling supported with solid defense as Crush contributed offensively.
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Herman Promises Boiling Night In Cheviot Boxing
Promoter Jimmy Sullivan stages twenty eight rounds at Cheviot Ball Park headlined by Tommy Herman versus Jackie Warner in a ten round main event. Semi final six rounds and three four round preliminaries follow with Copper Pence facing Vic Ross in a grudge clash.
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St Xavier Athletes to Perform in May Fete at Campus Carnival
St Xavier College athletes will suspend sports Friday through Sunday to take roles in the May Fete and Campus Carnival. Led by Joseph J. King the group will perform in the comedy circus at the midway and staff fete booths to benefit the athletic fund. The event aims to add four minor sports and apply receipts to clear the Corcoran Field debt.
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Union Trust and Fifth-Third face off in Deer Creek action
Union Trust routed Fifth-Third in Deer Creek No. 3 with Union Trust totaling 14 runs to 7. Key players included Wilson Montague Sten Callahan Bott and Robertson driving multiple bases and two-base hits.
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Giants Streak Snapped as Nehf Exits Early in Cubs Win
New York Giants eight game winning run ends after Art Nehf is knocked out in the fourth inning as Chicago Cubs rally to an 8 to 2 victory. Kaufmann pitched well for the Cubs while Nehf suffers the loss. Statz and Griffith pace the New York lineup in a high scoring affair.
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Phillies Win 8-4 To Tie Series With St. Louis
Philadelphia evened the series with St. Louis by slugging 8 runs. Harper cleared the bases with a grand slam as the Phillies staged a five run outburst in the sixth. Haines lasted four innings before being relieved.
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Batteries and Crews Listed Across Reading to Toronto
Reading Jersey City and Buffalo Rochester Toronto sections show battery crews and names. Batteries by Cantrell Roberts Freitag Rush Wilson Smallwood arateh Providence Baltimore Harwood Me arthy Karpp Head Proffit Auer Hill Grabowski McKee Gibson Glaser Manion.
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Dodgers Triumph 9 to 5 Over Pirates
Brooklyn victory fueled by timely hitting and Pittsburgh errors as Ehrhardt pitched a complete game for the Robins. Carey had four hits including a double for the Pirates in a day that saw the Dodgers take an early lead and hold on for a 9 to 5 win.
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