Reds edge Phils 9 to 7 in late home run burst
Cincinnati Reds rallied with three timely circuit blows including a decisive fourth inning shot by Rube Bressler to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 9 to 7 at Baker Bowl. Wrightstone and Bohne joined the homer parade as Cincinnati built a midgame lead and held on despite a ninth inning Phils surge.
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Results of Yesterday's National and American League Games
National League games featured Cincinnati 9 over Philadelphia 10 at New York, Pittsburgh 1, Brooklyn 6 over Chicago 5, St Louis 9 over Boston 5. American League scores include Columbus 98 over Louisville 5 and Indianapolis 11 over Toledo 4. Boston 9 over Chicago 2, Detroit 15 over Washon 2, New York 7 over Cleveland 6, St Louis 8 over Philadelphia 5, Association St Paul 6 over Kansas City 38, Milwaukee 8 and Minneapolis 2.
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Gar Wood aims to set speedboat record in Hudson race
Gar Wood and brother George tuned Baby Gar IV and Baby Gar V for Monday’s New York to Albany race. They, with L. Gordon Hamersley in Cigrette Jr., hope to beat Richard Hoyt’s Teaser two hour forty minute mark. An air cover by Sikorsky’s Yorktown will broadcast the event with World News Service, Pathe News, and radio networks.
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Earl Combs Tops AL Batting Leaders for Yankees
Earl Combs of the New York Yankees becomes the American League batting leader as of games through Wednesday. The piece lists Combs and Bennie Paschal atop the race with .410, while Tris Speaker, Ty Cobb, George Sisler and others follow with strong averages in a wide-ranging leader board. It also notes home run and total-base leaders, plus other top batters across the leagues and associations.
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Chicago Defeats Wisconsin 12 to 7 in Conference Game
Chicago defeated Wisconsin 12 to 7 in a Western Conference baseball game. Wisconsin’s fielding was uneven while Chicago’s offense produced more hits led by Klingson who had four of the visitors’ nine. Fields and Barnum contributed for Chicago as the game featured uneven defense on both sides.
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Galatian Scores in Belmont Juvenile Stakes for Widener
George Widener’s Galatian won the Belmont Park Juvenile Stakes of 16 000 dollars in convincing fashion. The Trompe La Mort filly Lady Galette son ran five furlongs in 0 57 25 the fastest juvenile stake time at Belmont since the race moved there. Friar Curse was second with Gelidon a head ahead of Navigator for third as trainer Jack Joyner celebrated with a shout.
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Cardinals Trade for Bob O’Farrell in Cubs Deal
The St. Louis Cardinals acquire catcher Bob O’Farrell from the Chicago Cubs in a cashless trade, sending catcher Mike Gonzales and infielder Howard Freigau to Chicago. O’Farrell joins the Cardinals in Brooklyn, with Branch Rickey praising the move as adding a premier catcher. Gonzales and Freigau depart Boston for Cincinnati to join the Cubs. Syracuse recall of Tom Thevenow hinted.
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Barrett Traded to Dodgers in Griffith Deal
New York reports Bobby Barrett, Cubs infielder, is traded to Brooklyn Dodgers in payment for Tom Griffith outfielder. Simultaneously Bob O Farroll to St Louis for Howard Freigan and Mike Gonzales. Rumor says Barrett and Andy High may move to the Boston Braves for pitcher Jess Barnes.
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Varsity Tankmen Defeat Columbus Y M C A Team
The University of Cincinnati swimming team closed its season by defeating Columbus Y M C A 52 to 16 at the varsity pool. Cincinnati dominated dives and plunge with first and second places, swept the forty-yard freestyle and breaststroke, and took top two spots in the 220-yard swim. A large crowd witnessed solid times though no new records were set.
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Northwestern Drops Western Conference Game to Indiana
Northwestern fell 12 to 13 to Indiana in a Western Conference baseball game. Seidel, White and Solzhim each homered for Northwestern, with Solzhim clearing the bases on a grand slam. Woodward homered for Indiana as both teams used three pitchers in a high scoring, back and forth contest.
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Ritola Wins Modified Marathon For Finnish American Club
Willie Ritola of the Finnish American Athletic Club won the modified marathon sponsored by a New York newspaper. He completed eleven and five eights miles in 1 hour 6 minutes 38 seconds.
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Wingard and Sisler Lead Browns Past Athletics 8 to 3
Ernest Wingard pitched effectively as the St. Louis Browns defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 3. George Sisler hit a sixth inning homer and drove in key runs, with several Browns batters adding timely hits to back the winning effort in St. Louis.
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Runs in Early Innings Give Red Sox Victory
Boston pounded two Chicago pitchers in two innings and built a commanding lead to defeat Chicago 9 to 2. Cvengros relieved Manoo in the second, allowed only two hits the rest of the game, while Quinn struggled with control but kept hits scattered as Boston took the win.
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Ruth to Leave Hospital Monday After Weekend Check
New York May 23 Announcement said Babe Ruth will be discharged from the hospital on Monday unless his condition changes over the weekend. He has driven to Yankee Stadium for light batting practice and plans to join the New York Club at its first home game with Boston on Tuesday.
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Spaulding Named Cal Coast Coach On Five Year Deal
William H. Spaulding signed a five year contract as head football coach at the University of California Southern branch with a $10 000 annual salary. The Minnesota coach announced at a luncheon in Los Angeles today that he will take over after his current deal ends in 1925.
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British golfer Willy Park dies in Edinburgh
Willy Park, renowned British professional golfer and course designer, died in Edinburgh at age unknown. Park laid out more courses across the British Isles, the United States, and Canada than any other man and won the British Open in 1877 and 1889.
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College Baseball Scoring Mixed Results
Ithaca Y. Cornell defeated Yale 5 to 4 in a college baseball clash. A second game reported as a Catholic University victory by percentage and Princeton defeating Har may indicate partial or weather disrupted play.
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Cobbmen Humble Senators 15 to 2
Whitehill pitched a six inning win against the Washington Senators, allowing two unearned runs on two hits with six strikeouts. Detroit benefited from costly Washington errors as Cobbmen rout Senators 15 to 2 in Detroit.
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Brothers To Meet In Price Hill Pitchers Duel
The Price Hill Tiger and Becker Clothes meet at Elder Stadium in a hot rivalry game. Brothers Mandy and Benny Ziegel pace the opposing pitchers for Becker and Tiger. Joe Red Corcoran joins Becker for likely action.
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Paschal's Home Run Secures Yankees 7 6 Victory
Ben Paschal hit a decisive home run with Meusel on base to lift the New York Yankees to a 7 6 win over the Cleveland Indians. Speaker had earlier tied or led the Indians with a seventh inning homer and both Manager Speaker and Joe Klugman were ejected after protesting a plate decision. Police escorted fans after bottles were thrown.
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Association games listed for Hyde Park and local grounds
Schedule shows East End Merchants versus Shevlins at Hyde Park grounds 1 15, Christy Church against Leonine 3 30, L B Harrison versus Railway Mail Service at Newport 3, Beckers versus Price Hill Wigers at Elder Stadium 8, Century A M at Christ Church 3, Triple A versus Ferris Lumber at Deer Creek Diamond 4 3 30, Pleasant Ridge versus Brighton at Pleasant Ridge 3 30, Purcell A C against Megerie Meats at Faessel field 3.
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Baseball Leaders Show Hawkes Tops National League Batting
Nelson Hawkes first baseman for the Phillies rises to the week’s peak with a .429 average after seven games, edging Rogers Hornsby and Jack Fournier. Hornsby leads in total bases while Burns and Hartnett push home run and run totals. Southern Association figures include Crowder, Smith, Olsen, Lefler, Bowman, Zoellers and Cullop highlighting batting, base stealing, and base totals.
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Dodgers Stage Ninth Inning Rally To Beat Cubs 6 5
Brooklyn rallies for five runs in the ninth to edge Chicago 6 to 5. Blake falters in the final inning, Keen retires four hitters, and Hartnett hits his thirteenth homer as St. Louis and Boston games follow with late drama.
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Rookie Giant greenfield leads 10-1 rout over Pirates
New York Giants powered to a 10 to 1 win over Pittsburgh as rookie Kent Greenfield earned his first start. The Giants plated four runs in the opening inning behind hits from Lindstrom Moore and Grantham while Yde struggled on the mound for the Pirates. Greenfield improved to press the early advantage with solid support as New York cruised to the victory.
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Cards Hit Timely And Beat Braves
Boston May 23 St Louis won 9 to 5 despite being outhit by the home club in the rubber contest of the first series between the teams here.
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