Cincinnati Loses Opener to Phillies 9 to 1 in May Debut
In Philadelphia May 21 Jakie May debuting for Cincinnati Reds fanned four over four innings but allowed a homer to Chicken Hawks as the Phillies beat Cincinnati 9 to 1. Biemiller relieved May and held the Reds to nine hits while Harper Bohne and Dressen contributed for Philadelphia.
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Cochrane Hits Three Homers as Athletics Rout Browns 20
Philadelphia catcher Gordon S. Cochrane tied the modern major league record with three homers, as Sam Gray earned his eighth win to lead the Athletics past the St. Louis Browns 20 to 4. Gray left with a thumb injury after seven, and George Sisler went hitless for the second straight game.
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East Makes Sweep Across Major Leagues
New York May 21 Eastern teams in both major leagues swept the West as all sixteen clubs in action secured victories.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Results show National League games with Philadelphia routing Cincinnati and Boston defeating St Louis. New York and Pittsburgh and Brooklyn and Chicago close, while American League tallies include Boston beating Chicago and Philadelphia overpowering St Louis. American Association results feature Toledo defeating Indianapolis and Milwaukee edging Minneapolis with Kansas City routing St Paul. Louisville game at Columbus postponed by rain.
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National League Tonight Schedule With Venue Pairings
Cincinnati faces Philadelphia while St Louis meets Boston and Chicago plays Brooklyn Pittsburgh clashes with New York Milwaukee visits Minneapolis Kansas City travels to St Paul all on today’s schedule of National League games.
Gibbons Calls All Heavyweights for Training Camp at Sea
Tom Gibbons at Atlantic City invites every heavyweight to visit his camp. He will pay travel, provide meals and lodging, and require all guests to spar and remain fit. Frankie Genaro leads two upcoming open air shows at Dexter Park with Harold Smith.
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Braves Hammer Stuart Savagely And Beat Cards
Boston pounded Stuart after he relieved Sotheron in the first inning as the Braves defeated St Louis 12 to 3 in the first game of a series. Hornsby hit his ninth homer of the season, Burrus and Felix led the Braves with timely hits, and Neis also connected for a round-tripper.
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Pittinger Returned To Bruins After Trade
Clark Pittinger, shortstop, sent to the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League Club, in a deal by which the Chicago Cubs acquired Jimmy Mc Auley, has been turned back to the National League club. The return was due to LA Club needing to cut down to a definite team strength by June 3, officials said.
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International League scores from Reading to Buffalo games
In Reading Jersey City and Baltimore Providence Toronto and Syracuse matchups the box lines show run totals hits and errors with pitchers Zellers Frietag Honken Smith Tomlin Elliott Henderson Jackson Thomas McCarty Frankhouse Niebergal Manion Thormahlen Maley Applegate Proffitt Lepard McAvoy listed as battery in various games. The scores include long innings and extra frames across multiple cities.
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Rosenberg to Fight Sarmiento In Outdoor Bout
Champion bantamweight Charlie Rosenberg and Pete Sarmiento were paired for a ten round no decision bout in Cleveland on Wednesday night June 3. The outdoor boxing show marks the season opener, announced by Matt Hinkle, Olympic Arena matchmaker.
Errors Help Giants Beat Pirates in Opening Game
New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 4 as Pirates errors set the tone. Babe Adams started for Pittsburgh and was chased in the fifth. John Morrison finished from the mound for New York in a tight nine inning match.
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Vance Hurls Robins To Win Over Bruins
Brooklyn pitcher Darry Vance led a 5 to 4 comeback victory over Chicago as Charley Hartnett hit his 12th homer of the season and sparked a ninth inning rally. Chicago’s four hits and three runs were not enough to overcome Brooklyn in Brooklyn on May 21. President William Veeck commented that Clark Pittinger’s return holds no significance to the Cubs.
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Johnson in Form As Senators Win 6-2
DETROIT May 21 The veteran Walter Johnson pitched superb for Washington as the Senators defeated the Tigers six to two. Johnson was in trouble only in the fifth inning when he walked and Tavener advanced. Bassler, a pinch hitter, doubled driving in Blue and Tavener.
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Speaker Homer Sparks Yankees Past Indians 6-3
Bob Shawkey limited Cleveland to five hits as New York defeated the Indians 6 to 3. Speaker hit a solo homer in the third inning driving in Jamieson, while Meusel and Pipp contributed two-base hits. Uhle pitched for Cleveland and took the loss. Shawkey earned the win with strong late relief.
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Blankenship Blows And White Sox Lose In Chicago
Boston defeated Chicago 9 to 7 in a long game. Boston led after a big first inning surge by Faber, Chicago tied, then Blankenship faltered in the seventh as Boston pulled away and held on for the win.
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Dayton campaign launched for $750000 extension project
Dayton officials announce plans to raise 750000 dollars to extend the Ddayton 3 project. Cy A is referenced as a source in the report.
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