Clark Slug Early to Beat Powers Eight To Two
Clark wields early power to defeat Montana Powers 8 to 2 in Anaconda in front of Hunkie Schorr and Tom Farrell. George Murchio fires a five hit gem while Clark bats string together 12 hits led by Bill Rodda who drives in three runs including a three bagger and a homer.
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Rommel Records Twentieth Win as Athletics Beat Cardinals
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated St. Louis 3 to 2, with Jim Poole delivering a sixth inning homer and a late defensive stop in the ninth. Rommel earned his 20th win of the season in a game defined by a near no hit stretch through five frames and steady relief pitching.
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Ruffing Wins Pitchers Battle To Give Boston 1–0 Victory
Ruffing outdueled Collins in a tight game as Boston edged Detroit 1–0. Rogell triple started the scoring in the second, Lee singled, and two Tigers were thrown out at the plate. It was Boston’s first win against Detroit in Boston this season.
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Yesterday Results Across the Nation Baseball Scores
National results list multiple games with teams such as Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis New York Chicago Boston Detroit Washington Cleveland Louisville Kansas City Columbus Minneapolis Toledo St Paul Indianapolis Milwaukee and more. Rain postponed Philadelphia St Louis. two games scheduled for tomorrow.
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Jack Bill Tops Home Run Leaders for Ritter Team
Jack Bill, Powers center fielder, blasted his sixth homer of the season to pass Cy Forsythe for the home run lead. Forsythe had held the mark since June 26, with several rivals challenging. Sigrist also connected hard, but Escalder raced back to nearly the center field fence to catch his drive.
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Eddie Rathien Returns to Court Amid On Court Altercation
Eddie Rathien reappeared at his old station and played in his usual style. The quiet star became involved in a dispute with Amos Ryan over a second period decision, leading to Eddie's loss and his departure from the game.
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Clark baseball notes on glove hand bruise and fielding errors
Pete Thompson, Clark first baseman, sports a bone bruise on his gloved hand after muffing two throws. Rodda turned a double play by throwing out Bill on a grounder to second. Oscar Bowers, the fast ball expert, is expected back tonight after a month out with a leg injury as he aims to stop the A. C. M. bid for the top.
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Undefined baseball note with partial wording
In seven innings the pitcher faced Wells with no runs allowed until one earned run appeared in the final inning. The fragment hints at a baseball game summary but lacks full context or complete details.
Pirates Rally Past Giants in Seventh Victory Rally
The Pirates beat the New York Giants 7 to 4 in Pittsburgh to even the series. Pittsburgh broke through in the eighth with five runs on doubles by Carey, Barnhart and Moore, plus passes to Cuyler and Gooch and Morrison’s RBI single. Dean pitched well until the eighth. A 22,000 crowd watched at Forbes Field.
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Joe Simonich Prepares for Two Coast Fights
Butte boxer Joe Simonich begins training at the Legion gym for two scheduled bouts along the coast. A California manager wired that Simonich will fight Joe Roche of the coast welter on August 28 in San Francisco, with an Oakland bout likely in September against Jimmy Duffy. Simonich says his manager selects opponents and he will fight whoever is arranged.
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New York Defeats Poco 7 to 4 in Seven Inning Match
Kremer pitched seven innings allowing ten hits and four runs as New York beat Poco 7 to 4. Carey Barnhart Moore Frisch doubled Lindstrom homered Wright drove in runs and Carey stole a base. Dean Mor rison Wisner all contributed pitching in relief.
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Boston Beats Cubs 9 to 2 in Sanborn Chicago Series
Boston piled up a 9 to 2 victory over Chicago as Larry Benton scattered four hits and kept the Cubs in check. Theof the visitors Mann and Felix batted out of turn in the first inning, yet three runs counted before the mistake was found.
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Reds vs Dodgers routs Brooklyn 7 to 2 in Cincinnati
Cincinnati blasted Brooklyn today to win 7 to 2. The Reds gathered runs in each of the first three innings and chased Oeschger in the fourth as Donahue shut down the Dodgers.
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Pacific Coast League game ends in 10 innings as Sacramento beats Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the Sacramento team defeats the home club 8 to 0 in 10 innings. Batteries were Martin Shea and Koehler for Sacramento with Payne and Sandberg for the LA mound crew.
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Junior Baseball action fuels Ramblers comeback bid
Second Street Ramblers won their sixteenth game by defeating Aberdeen Streets 12 to 0. Semansky and Mudro combined on the mound with Semansky pitching a one hit effort and fanning 12. The Ramblers challenge state rivals under 16. Call 3442-1 for games.
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Two Base Hits Highlight Rain Postponed Game
Two base hits by Pinelli and Tierney, with advances by Critz and Hargrave. Sacrifices credited to Cox Caveney Pinelli Hargrave and others. Bases on balls issued to Oesediger Brown Donohue with multiple strikeouts. Game postponed due to rain in Philadelphia St Louis.
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Tunney Signs Up For Wills Fight At Yankee Stadium
Gene Tunney American light heavyweight champion signed articles to meet Harry Wills in a Tex Rickard promoted title bout likely September 25 at Yankee Stadium. Paddy Mullins resisted until Wills signs after exploring other bout options as Dempsey's camp maneuvered amid a chaotic Broadway scramble.
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