Reds Triumph in Doubleheader Rivalry Thriller
Cincinnati Reds win the day with a 4 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs in a tense game. Elmer Smith belts a key triple, Rixey works effectively on the mound, and Curt Walker robs Adams of a would-be homer with a spectacular running catch to seal the win for Cincinnati.
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Rogers Hornsby Named Cardinals Manager Today
St Louis May 20 Rogers Hornsby National League batting champion is named manager of the Cardinals succeeding Branch Rickey who becomes Vice President President Sam Breadon announced The change takes effect tomorrow Rickey remains to direct business affairs and Hornsby will guide on field play Hornsby led the league in batting five years running and posted a .421 average last season He joined the Cardinals in 1915 and is 29 years old Breadon says the move aims to boost the team after a rough road trip and a 13 23 record this season He will start as manager Sunday versus the Cincinnati Reds
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Reds Hit Road To St Louis For Big Four Tilt
The Reds played in St Louis last night and head there again until Thursday before returning home for a lengthy series with the Eastern clubs.
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Rube Benton to Start for Reds Against Cardinals at Noon
Rube Benton will work for the Cincinnati Reds in the noon game against the St. Louis Cardinals. Benton is slated to face a Cardinals lineup in a key interleague clash.
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Pirates Acquire Tom Sheehan For Al Niehaus In Trade
Tom Sheehan was traded to the Pirates for Cincinnati first baseman Al Niehaus. Niehaus will meet the Reds in St. Louis while Sheehan heads to Chicago to join Pittsburgh. Manager Hendricks plans to keep Bressler at first unless the outfield is crippled, in which case Niehaus moves to first.
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Hargrave Aims to Catch Either Day
Bob Hargrave plans to catch today or tomorrow as his broken finger heals and returns to service.
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Maranville Struggles at Bat as McAuley Succeeds
Maranville is not yet himself fanning twice in the first game. He later rolled easily to Cruz his other two times up, enabling McAuley to succeed.
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Holiday crowd fills arena as Bohne limps in first game
In a doubleheader Sam Bohne suffered a charlie horse in the back of his left leg during the first game while Caveney took over at short in the second. Pettinger also stepped in for McAuley as McAuley exited. The paid attendance reached 14 065, a strong turnout for the holiday.
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Cubs pick up Brooks after Reds fail to acquire
Brooks, former Columbus center, joined the Cubs for the second game of a doubleheader. He went hitless in his first Cubs game, though that may not reflect his future impact.
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Zuna Finishes Second in Windsor Castle London Marathon
Frank T. Zuna, American, placed second in the Windsor Castle to London marathon, a 26 mile 385 yard race won by S. Ferris in a record 2 hours 35 minutes 68 seconds. D. M. Wright, last year’s winner, finished third as the Stamford Bridge grounds hosted the final laps for the event. The winner received a silver statue trophy valued at £500, donated by Sporting Life.
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Wooster Beats Ohio State 3 to 1 In Big Crowd
Wooster defeated Ohio State 3 to 1 in Wooster Ohio. Irish and Braden opened with a fifth inning rally, Dodes followed with a triple, and Love scored again in the sixth. Braden pitched effectively with runners aboard as Wooster notched the upset before a large college crowd. Batteries Slateman Brashear Braden Gabriel TM
Yale Rally Beats Princeton 7 6 In Yale Field Thriller
Yale climbs from a 6 5 deficit in the ninth inning to defeat Princeton 7 6 at Yale Field. Captain Pond faced Caldwell of Princeton for the third year as Yale pitchers Lackey Holabird and Lovejoy held the Tigers late and drove the rally to secure the win.
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Southern Association Scores Quick Look
Atlanta beat Memphis 8 to 3 while Mobile topped Chatanooga 10 to 5 in a doubleheader. Birmingham lost 0 to 5 and Little Rock won 4 to 6. New Orleans demolished Nashville 11 to 0 in another matchup.
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Results of Yesterday's Baseball Games Across Leagues
Yesterday's results from the National League, American League, and American Association show multiple matchups. Notable scores include Cincinnati 7 4 over Chicago 1 2 and Philadelphia 9 6 sweeping New York 7 5, with Brooklyn 8 1 defeating Boston 3 5.
Baseball Schedule for Today Highlights Key NL AL Matchups
Today's slate lists Cincinnati at St. Louis, St. Louis at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, New York at Brooklyn, Boston at New York, Philadelphia at Washington, Columbus at Toledo, Louisville at Indianapolis, Kansas City at Milwaukee, St. Paul at Minneapolis. Only games scheduled.
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Giants Rally to Split Twin Bill in Pittsburgh and St Louis
Heavy hitting marked the doubleheader with Pittsburgh taking the morning game 11 to 4 and St Louis winning the afternoon 8 to 2. Hornsby homered in both games as part of a big two contest for the Athletics and Giants.
Braves rout Dodgers to snap six game skid
The Braves defeated the Dodgers 5 to 1 in the second game of a doubleheader, after a 8 to 8 tie in the first. Barnes earned the win for Boston, while attendance reached 25,000 as the Dodgers’ six game streak ended with Brooklyn led by Mitchell Wheat Padgett and Burrus.
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Pirates Sweep Doubleheader Over St Louis Cards
Pittsburgh Pirates win both games of a May doubleheader against the St Louis Cardinals. Pirates capture two wins as they dominate with strong batting and pitching to secure the twin bill.
University of Dubuque to drop athletics for several years
Dr Frederick Wettstone, president of the University of Dubuque, announced that all sports will be dropped at the university for several years, arguing athletics have been more of a liability than an asset. The school had been a leading Iowa athletics contender prior to this decision.
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White Sox Triumph in Doubleheader Over St Louis
Chicago defeats St Louis in both games of a May 30 doubleheader 5 to 2 and 4 to 2 before a 35,060 crowd. Key hits and solid pitching by left-handers pace the Sox as Dixon Mostil Sisler and Hooper tally, with Cvengros, Danforth issuing the decisions.
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Athletics Defeat Yankees in Double Victory at Philadelphia
The Athletics won both parts of a holiday program against the Yankees in Philadelphia. Morning game 9 to 7 and afternoon 6 to 5 in fourteen innings. Bing Miller delivered a clutch single off Pennock to drive Dykes home for the winning run in the fourteenth. Record crowds of 40,000 and 30,000 witnessed the two affairs.
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Ohio Conference Colleges to Compete in City Track Meet
Southern Ohio colleges will be well represented at the Ohio A A U senior championships to be held by the Cincinnati Gym on June 6. Dr George McLaren of the University track squad and Coach George Ryder of Miami have informed Physical Director Alfred Brodbeck of entries. William Griffith of Ohio State will send down a track squad as three years ago. Prizes include gold silver and bronze medals for top three finishers and a large ornate cup for the highest scoring team. Four silver medals await the relay winner and four bronze for the runner up.
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Shocker Edged by Youville Nine in Afternoon Tilt
In an afternoon game New York fell 6 to 5 to Philadelphia after Rommel allowed the decisive runs in the late frames. Meusel and Simmons homered for New York while Dykes and Lamar sparkled for Philadelphia with multiple two base hits and RBI drives.
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World's Champions Split Double Header in Washington
Washington and Boston split a twin bill with Washington winning 7 to 2 in the afternoon after dropping 9 to 4 in the morning. Ruether pitched the full nine in the second game while Boston hit freely in the morning contest.
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Heavy Hitting Leads Two Tyger Victories
Detroit wins both ends of a double header against Cleveland, 12 to 7 in the morning and 10 to 2 in the afternoon. Leonard shines in the later game as Detroit pitchers dominate Cleveland. Strong hitting and timely runs key the back-to-back victories for the Tyger squad in Detroit.
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Veteran Speaker And Earl Smith Batting Leaders
Chicago May 80 Tris Speaker leads American League batters in 192? averages tied with Ty Cobb at .395 while Earl Combs and Cobb share the pace for the season. Ken Williams tops total bases at 99. Meusel adds 10 homers. Mostil leads steals with 16. other .389 Simmons and .385 Sisler pace twenty games.
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Pirates Lead League Batting Race In Early Season Push
Earl Smith of the Pirates tops NL with .407 after a hot stretch and 64 hits. Hawks of the Phillies trails at .402, with Bancroft and Fournier close behind as leaders across the circuit in a dense, names-rich ranking.
Pitcher-Smith Time 2 29 and Umpire Trio
Historic box score notes a game between Cleveland and Detroit with Pitcher-Smith recording time 2 29 and an umpire trio of Ormsby Moriarty and Nallin. Rich details show players Speaker Cobb O'Rourke Heilmann and Sewell contributing hits and runs amid pitching by Shaute Leonard Levsen Edwards. Scoring and errors listed, with Cleveland beating Detroit 1 to 0?
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