Baseball Scores and Schedule From Thursday and Saturday
National results show Brooklyn routing Philadelphia 8 0 and 7 5 with St. Louis beating Cincinnati 6 2 and 5 1 Chicago topped Pittsburgh 7 3 and Boston defeated New York 2 1 in extra innings Detroit rolled to 12 while Chicago was called after six due to rain Cleveland won 9 and St. Louis 1 Saturday games list New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati St. Louis at Pittsburgh Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Detroit at St. Louis Cleveland at Chicago Washington at Boston Association matchup includes St. Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo Milwaukee at Indianapolis Kansas City at Louisville
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Baseball doubleheader summaries with St Louis and Cincinnati scores
In the first game St Louis beat Cincinnati 6 to 2 with runs batted in by T Moore Medwick Gutteridge Owen Warneke Hafey Lamardi and errors by Durocher Goodman Riggs. In the second game St Louis won 5 to 3 with RBI by T Moore Mize Gutteridge Cuyler and Medwick. Notable: Cuyler hit a three base shot and Stivers stole a base. attendance 6 430. The African cheetah note concludes the item.
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Fiery heroine of a popular opera and a life in verse
A fragmented clue set references a fiery opera heroine, death notices, a Spanish girl, family terms, street, South America, a Portuguese coin, and a mournful air. It hints at a cryptic crossword style treasure of names and places tied to an opera score.
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Operatic Heroine Answers Puzzle Clues 60 61
A historical clue list features terms matching a puzzle answer set. Mentions opera heroine, figures like Ray Heatherton Hobart Bosworth Dailey Orch and Jack Palton, with items such as sports resume and music hall captions. The column references multiple entertainment names and programs.
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Cubs Rally Keeps National League Race in Flux
Chicago surged to first place with a 7-3 win over the Pirates as Curt Davis notches his first complete win since July. Bill Lee nears a return to form, while the Giants fall 3 games back after a 2-1 11-inning loss to the Bees.
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Slaughter and Rizzo Spark Birds in Narrow Win
In Columbus the Red Birds edged the Minneapolis Millers 5 to 4 to tighten the American Association pennant race. Enos Slaughter and Johnny Rizzo powered Columbus with a decisive eighth inning homer and six hits between them. Max Lanier earned the win as Columbus used four pitchers to hold off the Millers who drop to within one game of first. The Madhens beat St. Paul 5–0, while Milwaukee toppled Louisville 9–6 in ten, then 4–1 in seven. Kansas City swept Indianapolis 9–5 and 8–2.
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Defending Champion Wetherell Seeks Title Repeal
Santa Ana California’s Lewis Wetherell aimed to complete his quarter final men’s singles match in the 15th annual National Public Parks Tennis Tournament to retain his title.
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Farr bruised by hard left hook in sparring ahead of Louis bout
Long Branch New Jersey United Press report describes Tommy Farr absorbing a savage left hook from Joey Wagner during a sparring session. The cut on Farr’s cheek may require more than two days to heal. The piece notes a belligerent camp atmosphere and hints at possible Louis entourage involvement.
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Schmeling Seeks Louis Title Fight After Farr Bout
German former heavyweight champion Schmeling offered promoter Mike Jacobs a 30 percent gate share for a Louis match possibly this autumn or next June. The proposal depends on Louis still the champion after his upcoming bout with Tommy Farr. Jacobs will refer the offer to Louis managers Julian Black and John Roxborough and reply in days. If agreed, the match would likely be in Philadelphia or Chicago rather than New York. Jacobs promotes Louis Farr on Aug 26 and a Sept 23 card of four title fights.
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Rain Delays National Semi-Pro Baseball Tour Result
Rain halted play in Wichita Kansas washing out last night’s games in the National Semi-Pro Baseball Tour. The week-long event to decide the $5 000 first prize is rescheduled to a later day.
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Home Run Sparks Boston Past New York in Tight Standings Clash
In a 2 1 Boston win, Cuccinello stars with a home run and key RBIs while Ott and Reis drive runs. Gumbert suffers the loss as Leiber, English, and Steen contribute for New York. Final line shows 8 10 of offense and 2 5 tally. Attendance logged at 2,504.
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Red Sox 5 Athletics 4 Baseball Box Score
Boston wins 5 to 4 over Philadelphia as Marcum records the win. Higgins, Moses, Newsome, Foxx drive runs. Brucker, McNair homer and Moses hits power the comeback. Peters, Kelley successful on base. crowd 10,000.
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Pirates Are Stopped Chicago at Pittsburgh in Baseball
Chicago offense stumbles as Brubaker and Cavarretta spark a 7 to 3 Pittsburgh win. Hack and Marty drive Chicago’s runs while Handley and Suhr contribute on defense in a crowded game attended by 6,576 with about 4,000 women present.
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Phillies and Dodgers? Baseball box score note with errors
Baseball box score details show runs for Detroit and Chicago, with walks, hits, and errors. Players like Piet, Walker, York contribute homers. Whitehead and Mulcahy take losses. crowd size estimates scarce. numerous OCR typos impair clarity of line scores and substitutions.
Earnshaw happy pitching for semi pros in own business life
George Earnshaw 37, ex Athletics star, rooms at home, runs an insurance business, pitches for two semi pro teams for about 300 dollars weekly, and manages a sandlot club. He says his arm is better now and he prefers staying near family and being his own boss rather than returning to the majors.
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Electrics Win City Softball League Title
The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electrics clinched the league championship by sweeping the Beasley Fords in two straight games 10 to 1 and 6 to 2. Beasleys won the first half. Electrics took the second and ended the season amid an active campaign.
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Indians Beat Browns Cleve ABEH OA s.Louis ask PHA Lary
Cleveland and St Louis clash as Davis Kroner and Campbell drive runs. Campbell hits a homer and West Averill deliver doubles, while J Allen secures win over Koupal with 9 to 1 scoring. Attendance 89 percent at game.
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Yankees Lift Offense to Beat Washington Fourth Time
Washington and New York clash as the Yankees topple the Nationals 4 to 3. Key drives come from Stone and DiMaggio with Rugnish pitching praise from Ruffing. Gehrig and Kubel contribute late rallies as Almada and Perrell spark the visitors in modest crowds.
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Detroit Beats Chicago 12 to 4 in Baseball Tilt
Detroit wins 12 to 4 over Chicago as Yorke, Bridges and Walker lead with multiple RBIs. Haas Rosenthal Hayes and G Walker contribute two base hits while errors by Radcliff and Appling aid the Tigers.
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Rules Are Set For Grid Game
The College All-Stars and Green Bay Packers settled on a modified intercollegiate football code for their Soldier Field clash on September 1. Key changes include the five yard line behind the line rule, one kickoff, and a revised dead ball rule allowing progress after contact unless a defender is within ten feet. George Sauer of the Packers gains eligibility after resigning to coach at the University of New Hampshire.
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Lewis Wins Heavyweight Debut Over Colonello in 12 Rounds
Pittsburgh report says light heavyweight champion John Henry Lewis won a 12 round decision to defeat Italo Colonello, Italy's heavyweight titleholder, in a successful transition to the heavyweight division.
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