Pirates Prove Big Help To Giant Cause In Pennant Chase
Giants praise Pie Traynor and the Pirates as key to their season. Pittsburgh beat New York 7-2 with Hal Schumacher winning his 12th, while the Pirates disrupted the Cubs by 13 wins. Cubs, Cardinals, Phillies results also noted.
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National and American Club Standings and Results
A mixed list of club standings and daily games shows Cincinnati and Brooklyn trading wins, New York sweeping Pittsburgh, Philadelphia splitting with St Louis, and Chicago beating Boston while Cleveland bests New York. Playoff results include Minneapolis over Columbus and Toledo over Milwaukee in extra innings. Friday schedule lists nine matchups across leagues.
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Reds Split Doubleheader in Brooklyn Debut
In the first game Cincinnati and Brooklyn split as both sides posted runs. Key players Davis Schott and Manush drove in multiple runs while pitchers Hamlin and Cantwell worked deep into the innings. Attendance reached 974 as both clubs showcased offense and defense across the twin bill.
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Giants 7 Bues 2 in Pittsburgh baseball clash
New York Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 2. Leiber Danning and Ripley drove in runs while Vaughan Bauer and Waner starred for New York. McCarthy Brubaker and Suhr contributed in scoring, with heavy pitching by Bavers Weaver and Bowman guiding the Giants. Attendance noted as 1,621.
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Chisox Beat Red Sox in Pitchers Duel and Team Moves
Chicago wins 5 to 3 over Boston as Walker and Radcliff lead offense with two RBIs each. Dietrich and Grove strong on mound for Chicago while Brown outduels Grove in relief. Attendance 24 600. John Hite relocates family from Zeiher property to Plantz home on West Main Street now owned by Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Stanley.
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Yankees Edge Indians In Doubleheader Split
In the first game Harder pitched to a 3 0 win over Malone with Averill, Gehrig and Dickey driving runs. In the second game Cleveland topped New York as Heffner and Powell led the offense scoring on timely hits and bases on balls.
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Garms and Demaree Power Cubs In Ordeal at Fort Gallant
Chicago builds early lead as Garms and Demaree drive runs and two-base hits. Cuccinello and Shoffner add key plays while Herman and Cavarratta anchor defense. Final stats show Cubs 8 to 2 victory with strong pitching from Brainback and timely hits at Fort Gallant.
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Browns and Macks Split Siosis ABRHOA ABRHOA Careyss 4102
In a two team clash, St Louis and Philadelphia split the contest with a 8 2 score. Ambler, Moses and Hasson led offense with Werber and Nelson driving in runs. Pomeroy reports Miss Kathryn Bengel visiting for a golden wedding anniversary in Chicago.
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Tigers edge Nationals in nine inning slugfest
Detroit defeats Washington 4 to 3 as Bolton scores and runs batted in by Myer Simmons and White. Gehringer and Stolen bases by Myer and Almada. Auker earns win, W Ferrell 5 strikeouts in relief. Attendance 3 000.
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Phillies Crush Cardinals In Extra Inning Setback
Philadelphia lights up the scoreboard with eight runs while Louis musters six. Camilli drives in four, Medwick belts two, and Gutteridge adds two as the Phils outhit 12 to 9. Burkhart and Ryba work long stints. attendance around 1,190.
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Dayton Flyers Brimming With Speed For 1936 Buckeye Run
Coach Harry Baujan kuv Dayton’s 1936 squad, a sophomore heavy team, aims to lead the Buckeye Conference with speed. Expected starter changes include Jake Welter at left end and backfield stars Petkewicz Banks French Zotkiewicz, with three standout sophomores McDonough Padley Hoelzer forecast as triple threats.
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