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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1925

Page

6

Reds Drive 2 Pitchers From Hill in 6th Inning

The Reds lost to the Cubs 10 to 6 as Chicago used a late burst to take the lead after an early slugging display by Cincinnati. Tom Sheehan started for the Reds, with four pitchers used overall, while Jake May, Rube Benton, and Harry Biemiller finished strong after a rough middle innings.

Reds Hill Bob Newhall Cubs Redlegs Grover Alexander Bush Alexander Jones Seattle Cincinnati Rube Benton Tom Sheehan Jake May Tomasso Jakie Harry Biemiller Amos Rusie Polo Grounds Adams Maranvillé Freigau Griffith Hartnett Friberg Grimm Statz Alex Sheehan Swiftlyes Dressen Roush Bressler Walker Bohne Smith Braggy Pinelli Critz Zitzmann Crutz Killefer Maranville Jake Douglas Benton Biemiller Chicago Hiffith Finelli

Jones Dominates as Cubs Beat Reds in Tight Tilt

In a close game at the park, Jones pitched masterfully for the Cubs while Griffith, Hartnett, and Freigau produced key hits. Griffith scored on Hartnett’s triple, and Friberg singled to drive in the run. final line shows three pitchers used with Jones earning the win.

Freigan Giffith Hartnett Griffith Cub Friberg Jones

Bunt and Bingle: Cubs and Reds Split Doubleheader

The Cubs and Reds opened a Decoration Day doubleheader with first pitch at 1:30. Donohue and Rixey started for Cincinnati while Kaufmann and Blake began for Chicago. Bressler aced Freigau’s tricky roller in the third, Statz made a stellar centerfield catch, and Walker robbed Maranville with a one-handed grab in the eighth as 1,069 fans watched the latest game of the year.

Cubs Reds Donohue Rixey Kaufmann Blake Statz Walker

Horses at Louisville Race Day Excerpt

Race summaries describe multiple events at Louisville with winners such as Ultimus Mandy Hamilton and Starbeck. Horses like Supremus, Wong Bok, and Loretta Brooks compete in four races including the Shelbyville purse and Highland Handicap, noting times, purses, and trainer details.

Barrett's Home Run Highlights Tyger Victory

Detroit defeated Chicago 13 to win a slugging contest in Chicago. Barrett belted a homer with two runners aboard to anchor the Tigers offense as Davis and Johnson weathered hits and an early shift in pitching. Johnson exited after a line drive, then Davis held Chicago through most of the game.

Chicago Detroit Cobb Davis Johnson Falk Barrett Ab.h.o.a Ab.h.o.a. Aney Mostil O’rourke Harris Burka Davia Wingo Collins Heilman Sheely Blue Pener Kamm Tavener Schalk Bassler Woodall Mangum Mack Archdea Hitibe Beles I Osthard Hooper Heilmann Dauis Haney O'Rourke Thurston Cole Owen, Moriarty Rowland

National League results and American League scores

Yesterday's baseball results show Chicago defeating Cincinnati and Brooklyn over Boston in the National League while Philadelphia and New York rainout. In the American League Toledo beat Columbus and Louisville defeated Indianapolis. Philadelphia topped New York and Washington beat Boston. Detroit outscored Chicago and St Louis, while Association action saw St Paul win over Minneapolis and Kansas City prevail vs Milwaukee.

Schedule of Today’s Major League Baseball Games

The card lists games across leagues. Chicago at Cincinnati St. Louis at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at New York Brooklyn at Boston American Columbus at Toledo Kansas City at Milwaukee St. Louis at Chicago Boston at Washington Cleveland at Detroit New York at Philadelphia Minneapolis at St. Paul Louisville at Indianapolis

Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh St. Louis Philadelphia New York

Benefit Boxing Bill Postponed By Rain At Yankee Stadium

New York May 29 Tex Rickard postpones Milk Fund Show after rain delays boxing carnival at Yankee Stadium. Mike McTigue to defend light heavyweight title against Paul Berlenbach with both weighing 170 pounds. Kaplan withdraws from world featherweight bout with Red Chapman due to a broken hand sustained in Meriden training, June 8 Queensboro Stadium.

New York World News Service New York Tex Rickard Yankee Stadium Rickard Gans Nelson Peat Mike McTigue Paul Berlenbach Mike Berlenbach Paul Kid Kaplan Red Chapman Kaplan Meriden Queensboro Stadium

Bowling Green College Defeats Adrian 12 to 7

Bowling Green College won its eighth baseball victory of the season by defeating Adrian 12 to 7 this afternoon in Bowling Green.

Bowling Green Boewling Green College Adrian

Wanninger's error sinks Yankees in 6-4 Athletics win

In Philadelphia on May 29, Wanninger misplayed in the eighth inning paving the way for two Philadelphia runs to break a 4-4 tie and give the Athletics a 6-4 victory over the Yankees. Rain postponed the second game of the doubleheader.

Wanninger Yankees Philadelphia Athletics

Browns Again Beat Indians 7 to 4 in St Louis

The Browns defeated the Cleveland Indians 7 to 4 in the final game of the series at St Louis. George Sisler had three hits including a fourth inning triple driving in two runs. Sisler led a strong Cleveland attack while St Louis pulled away with key hits and solid pitching by Gaston who earned the win.

ST. Louis Louis Browns Cleveland Indians George Sisler Cleve D. Ab.h.o.a St. L. A. Jami’son Spurgeon McNulty Gerber Miller Davis Def Hendrick fTobin Cleveland T. Louis Klugman Robertson Sisler Jacobson Burns Severeid J. Sewell Sewell Roy Gaston Bell— Myatt Losin

Five Double Plays Help Senators Win an Opening Game

The Senators beat the Boston Red Sox 7 to 3 behind steady pitching by Mogridge and a strong infield turning five double plays. Boston rallied in the ninth but could not overcome Washington's lead as Mogridge shut the door.

Washington Senators Mogridge Boston Red Sox Boston H.O.A Stead Rice W'ganss Harris Vache O Goslin Todt Judge Ezzell Me Lee P’paugh Picini Gselin Owarell Ervore Wania S. Harapaugh J Judge Ris Peckingpaugh Jules Ross

Pirates Sign Stuffy McInnis to Contract

Pittsburgh May 29 McInnis signed a contract with the Pirates for this season only. A veteran of the big leagues since 1909 he played with Boston last season and was released as a free agent this year. He is expected to start at first base against left handed pitching under Manager McKechnie.

Pittsburgh McInnis Pittsburgh National T Boston McKechnie Pirates

Swinging Fails to Repeat in Belmont Hyde Park Handicap

At Belmont Park on May 29 H P Whitneys Swinging pressed the pace but could not concede seventeen pounds to Catalan who won easily. Needle Gun placed second with Swinging fading in the stretch as Catalan asserted control. Optimist underwhelmed in his return, Mars edged clear late to take the fifth, and Federalist prevailed in a tight opening race ahead of Bobbed Bandit and Pecora. Forecaster led a 16 horse field to victory in the third race.

Derk Punt L Gentry Wts St.Odds A. Mortessés B. Respess Crsrcecseres Olman Om J. McCoy Serene O Steele Gore J J. Ahearn M. Lowenstein Ueer Ito Burke Ieland Aeder Pattaight Sho Pader Paine Headach Arfare Ben Bolt Robert Maxwell Poppe Shea Tom Hare, Jr Ctiaiming Ganseee Br. c. O Paul Weidel Florina Smith Ptesonenes Ae Issant $ Os McClung Ammer H. J Burke Oo. Kintz Massey Olland Charles Willie Bros T Express Heu Jones tTeenie Seu Louise Seeeenesnes Geving Harned Bros Elton Teeeeenenaeenstein tBootsie D Mergler J. Flanigan Harvey J. Espess P. Hayes Katherine Garner Cincinnati R Martin Cannon Ritter Turner Ritter Eerom Sariguine Joy Pride Nona Marie A. B. Stelle Ney G Sea Value S. F Na Ao Asteeden Eereerees Qi Mortensen Anenneenenns A. Je Moore Beacon Manor Ges Talequa Sirebird Naeikado McClang Jayilson G Realiz Jak Oh Johnson Teeeeewses Williams Bros Statler Germs -Moshier & Alters Len Theo Fay Ikado Realize Malvado Helen Carter George Daley New York World News Service New York H. P. Whitney Belmont Park Catalan Ambrose William Ziegler Log Cabin Stud Will Wallace Clarence Kummer Walter M. Jeffords Mars Alley Cup Federal Man O’ War Christmas Star T. W. O’brien Forecaster

Ninety six golfers to contest open championship at Worcester

Ninety six players from the Pacific Coast Midwest and East qualified for the Worcester Mass open championship. MacDonald Smith of Lakeview led with 140 after 36 holes, Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen and Pat Doyle were among top finishers, while several favorites failed to qualify.

Long Beach N. Y Worcester Mass Pacific Coast Middle West Lido Cyril Walker MacDonald Smith Lakeview Smith Jack Dowling The Engineers Emmett French Youngstown

University Qualifies Three Men in Meet

Ohio Wesleyan and Miami led the Ohio Conference track preliminaries at Edwards Field, taking half the spots in the 100 220 and 440 yard dashes and the hurdles. Wesleyan advanced eight of ten, Miami seven, Denison four, Heinrichs three, and Cincinnati three, with ten of eighteen colleges earning at least one qualifying place. Prelims largely mirrored expected performances.

Delaware Ohio Wesleyan Miami Edwards Field Wesleyan Denison Heinrichs Cincinnati

Hartranft Sets Coast Shot Put Mark at Seattle

Glen Hartranft of Stanford broke the Pacific Coast Conference shot put record with a 48 feet 7 3 16 inch heave in Seattle as he defended his American intercollegiate title from last year.

Seattle Wash Glen Hartranft Stanford University

Talley Dies During High School Ball Game

Earle Talley twenty-year old shortstop for Clayton High School suddenly collapsed and died in the eighth inning of a game against McColl High School in Darlington South Carolina. The teams had been runners up for their state championships.

Darlington D. C Earle Talley Clayton N. C McColl S. C

Tailors Meet C. and O. Nine In Mt Echo Clash

Price Hill fans set to see Mandy Siegel in action as the Becker Clothes nine faces Cheviot C. and O. Railroad at Mt. Echo. Burg will pitch for the railroaders. Game starts promptly at 3 o'clock.

Price Hill Mandy Siegel actionMlass Becker Clothes Cheviot C. & O. Railroad Nine Mt. Echo Burg Railroaders

Southern Association Scores Snapshot

New Yes 21 defeated Chattanooga 13 while Atlanta 3 beat Little Rock 4. Mobile 3 defeated nee 15 and Birmingham 2 beat Memphis 7.

Southern Association New Yes Chattanooga Atlanta Little Rock Mobile Nee Birmingham Memphis

Drivers Await Starting Flag in Thirteenth Indy 500

May headlines from Indianapolis announce 24 drivers prepared for the 500 mile race at the speedway. Tomorrow’s start at 10 a.m. foresees a 125000 crowd, with about 100000 prize purse and 10000 to ten non finishers. Notables include Tommy Milton Ralph De Palma Benny Hill Earl Cooper and Frank Elliott.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Motor Speedway Tommy Milton Ralph de Palma Benny Hill Earl Cooper Frank Elliott

St Xavier Edges St Marys In Ten Innings

St Xavier beat St Marys 6 to 4 in ten innings to remain undefeated at 12–0. The game went to the tenth before St Xavier pulled ahead with two runs after tying the score in the ninth. Bamburger and Rosen pitched well for their teams as St Xavier capitalized on late hitting and fielding errors to secure the win.

St. Xavier High School St. Mary’s High Sycamore Street Reddington Warriors Ohio St. Xavier Bamburger Rosen Ab.h.o.a St. M. Ab.h.o.a Holman Hext Burger Tristano St. Mary’s Shevlin Federle Kleiber Bielage C. Bolger Farechase Lane

Covington High Edges Woodward in Eleven Innings

Covington High beats Woodward 3 to 2 in eleven innings as Norman allows three hits. Woodward led 2 0 until Covington tied in the seventh, extra innings decided the score in the eleventh with Covington scoring after one out. Norman fanned eleven. Bohle struck out seven.

Norman Woodward Covington Covington Bulldogs Bohl Ington Boh Cov Ab.h.o.a. Wood AB. O.A. Norman Schuck Livesee Schneider Clifton Carran Ger K’berry Shane’gh Muth Oster Dunz Hess Wehr Caerran Bohle Leftonce Eagy

Phil Rosenberg Defeats Schaefer In Bantamweight Bout

Charley Phil Rosenberg the world's bantamweight champion from New York defeated Herbie Schaefer of Chicago in a ten round match at Aurora Illinois. Schaefer weighed 122 pounds and Rosenberg 120 pounds. In the semi wind up Phil Kaplan of New York welterweight beat Frank Welch of Chicago in ten rounds.

Rosenberg Aurora Ill Charley Phil Rosenberg New York Herbie Schaefer Chicago Schaefer Phil Kaplan Frank Welch

International League scores from Reading Buffalo Toronto

Providence beat Reading 8 12 2 runs over Syracuse 9 12 6 with Brown Brahme Styles Hyman Matti Smith. Syracuse 9 12 6, Meinde Lang Lennard Aver Applegate Maley Hill. Roch Toronto 1 17, Thormahlen Lake Smith Manion 18 innings called to catch train. Baltimore Jersey City postponed.

Reading Providence Ebeatches Brown, Brahme Styles Hyman Matti and Smith Buffalo Syracuse Meindé Lang Lennard Aver Applegate Maley Hill Toronto R. H. E. Roch Thormahlen Lake Smith and Manion Baltimore Jersey City

Three-Eye League Scores From Decatur to Peoria

In a three Eye League set of results Decatur beat Iney 6 to 3 Danville defeated Boonmnpton 5 to 3 Terre Haute fell to Peoria 3 to 10 and Evansville surpassed Springfield 8 to 9 in a series of league games.

Decatur Iney Danville Boonmnnton Terre Heure Peoria Evansville Springfield

Pirates Defeat St Louis In Final Inning Rally

Pittsburgh wins 6 to 5 over St Louis as the decisive run scores in the last inning with bases loaded after Dickerman hits Cuyler. Hornsby homered for the Cardinals and Traynor drove in key runs as Pittsburgh improves their record at home.

Dickerman Cuyler Pirates Pittsburgh St. Louis Hornsby Traynor S. Louis Ab.h.o.a Pitts Ab.h.o.a. Blades Dass Carey J. Smith Moore Barnhart Farrell Bighbee Slaera Kremer Blades Bell O'Farrell E. Smith Hornaby Tees Wright Grantham Bottomley Cooney Adams McLaughlin, Rigler and Hart

Brooklyn Defeats Boston in Rain 11-5

Brooklyn beat Boston 11 to 5 in a drizzle as Ryan hit a home run and three singles. Ehrhardt allowed five runs in one inning before Marquard pitched well. Marquard took the loss.

Brooklyn Boston Rquard Ryan Ehrhardt Brklyn Biackeon Rottenenmie Yan Marquard Quigley Wilson Ehrh

Battery matchups noted across cities in enterprising games

Across multiple cities including Columbus Milwaukee St Paul and Indianapolis the games feature batters and pitchers like Canavan Johnson Gases Schulte Zinn Shinault Sanders Skiff Middleton Lee Ainsworth Collins and Krueger in diverse battery pairings with scores and lines indicating competitive showings and team rosters.

R. H. E. Columbus Eee Beteriesite Quian and Urban Canavan, Johnson and Gases Tl Schulte Milwaukee Zinn Shinault Sanders and Skiff St. Paul R. H. E. Winemeets Aten Nosterismayrie Middleton Lee Ainsworth Aaid and Collins Indianapol Indianapolis Meyer Henry and Krueger

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