Athletics sweep Yankees in doubleheader haltingly at Philadelphia
The Athletics beat the New York Yankees in both games of a drawn out doubleheader at Shibe Park. Max Bishop delivered a 16 inning homer to win the opener as Jimmy Foxx hit his 18th homer of the season. The second game featured a four run first inning for Philadelphia and a later Yankee comeback highlighted by Arndt Jorgens homer. The crowd of 31,000 set a season high for the park as the A’s moved within a half game of third place.
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Jimmy Foxr
Shibe
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Mickey Cochrane
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Cramer
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Mahaffey
Ruffing
Walter Brown
Earle Combs
Sewell
Babe Ruth
Mule Haas
Roettger
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George Pipgras
Roger Cramer
Yanks
Arndt Jorgens
N. Y
Phila
Dickey
Seahattey
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New York
Saeetewer
Simmons
Foxx
Ib vi Coleman
Rf McNair
Walberg
Meer
Cree Setul
Rig
deSai
Foux
Middy A Directors May Out Admission Salaries
Directors of the Middle Atlantic League met in Clarkeburg with President Daily and Secretary Hockenberry. No action was taken on discussed questions. Daily declined to confirm or deny plans to cut ticket prices to 60 and 40 cents and to reduce players salaries by 20 percent.
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Clarkeburg
W. Va
Middle Atlantic League
M. Daily
Russell Hockenberry
Charleston Tops Middy A League
Charleston beat Johnstown 8 to 3 to move into first in the Middle Atlantic league, with Melvin Miller striking out five but issuing walks. In Huntington, the Cumberland Colts topped the Roosters 5 to 3 as Madson doubled three times driving in two. Beckley defeated Clarksburg 13 to 11 behind a seven-run eighth inning capped by Harris and Coffee homers.
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Cumberland Licks
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Clayton
Ripp
Proctor
Walker
Sington
Wilder
Milner
Chizza
Welch
Barry
Wisrock
Wilner
Kinscho
National League baseball results and upcoming games
Yesterday only five games were played in the National League with Philadelphia defeating New York 4 to 2, St. Louis beating Chicago 1 to 0 in seven innings due to rain. Today’s schedule includes Chicago at Pittsburgh, Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York, and Cincinnati at St. Louis with two games noted in parentheses.
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Boston Anew Eee
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Cincinnati Ae
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louia
Pepper Martin Hero of Victory
Pepper Martin’s three bagger and Ernie Orsatti’s single sparked St. Louis to a 1 to 0 win over the Cubs in a rain halted game. Eddie Delker and Martin homered in the eighth before rain ended play as Dean stifled Chicago with five hits and three double plays. Martin, back from injury, led the damage on Pat Maione.
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Ernie Orpattie
Pepper Martin
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Dean
Gabby Street
Uston
Delker
Pat Maione
Ernie Orsatti
Pepper
Boston Braves
Lovie— Oraatt
Ufseseevseveees Pense
Erteeee
Herman
Senee
Hornaby
Stephenson
Weer
Grimm
Sateen
Hartnett
Jupror
Malone
St Louweenee Seaves
Narrowa High Triumphs In Giles County Three-Way Tie
Narrowa High School beat Pearisburg 9 to 5, sparking a three way tie for first in Giles County with Pembroke and Eggleston. Narrows totaled ten hits, while Pearisburg had five. Runions pitched briefly before Johnson held the line for seven innings. Williams struck out nine for Pearisburg.
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Pearlaburg High
Narrowe Boye
Pearlaburg
Fleld
R. Johnson
Rune
Narrows
Pearsaburg
Johnson
Williams
Pearsburg
Giles County
Pembroke
Eggleston
Tenings
R. H. E. Narrows
Pearisburg
Baseball scores from Eastern, International and Southern leagues
Eastern League Bridgeport 1 Allentown 4 Albany 7 Norfolk 3 Springfield 4 Richmond 7. International League Baltimer 14 Reading 13 Newark 3 Jersey City 6 Toronto 8 Buffalo 14 Montreal 2 Rochester 3 Indianapolis 9 Toledo 1. Southern Association Nashville 3 Birmingham 2 in ten innings. Only game scheduled.
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Allentown
Albany
Norfolk
Springfield
Richmond
Baltimer
Reading
Newark
Jersey City
Toronto
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Indianapolis
Toledo
Southern Association
Nashville
Birmingham
OME Leads A’s Double Victory Over Yankees
Max Bishop and Jimmy Foxx produced runs as OME reached base and sparked a double win for the Philadelphia Athletics against the New York Yankees yesterday, delivering a pair of decisive victories on the field.
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Max Bishop
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
New York Yankees
Beaverton Hills Section Notes Entertaining Sports Column
A rambling column from Marshall notes Roy Hawley and fellow locals visiting town and previews fall matchups. It blends sports talk with quips, trivia, and colorful asides about players, colleges, and regional figures.
Pocahontas Aut To League Shoot Opens Trap Meet
The Pocahontas Gun Club hosts the Appalachian Trapshooting League afternoon event at the relocated traps near the baseball park between Pocahontas and Boissevain. Program starts at 1 30 PM with practice targets allowed before the 1 30 start. scores from Tazewell and 1951 averages determine today's classifications across classes A to E with numerous shooters named and listed.
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Indians
Pocahontas Club
Baseball Park
Pocahontas
Boissevain
Tazewell
Taraets
C. H. Bivens
H. M. Hayter
L. O'Keeffe
Roy Callaway
Harry Dodge
T. R. Peery
J. O. Bailiff
Claude Sumpter
H. Renkin
C. G. Hoffman
L. Rutherford
John O'Keeffe
J. J. Lincoln
EB. E. Crockett
OWS
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B. W. Stras
J. A. Bennett
Walter Harry
J. C. Hindsley
Jim Hawley
Dr. W. W. Pollock
Clyde Holloway
N. M. Walker
Harry Cockill
William Beary
James Binford
H. G. Craft
Roy Blake
Harold Witt
Charles Reid
Sam McNew
A. C. Weeks
BE. M. Cooper
A. F. Phelps
Frank Bond
J. D. Evans
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Hayter
LL. O'Keeffe
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Hodge
Peery
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Rutherford
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Harry
Hindsley
Hawley
Pollock
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Perry
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Craft
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Snyder
Lively
Cassell
W. F. Shumate
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Butt
Webb
Blake
Witt
Reid
McNew
Wenn Cooper
Phelps
Bond
Vans
Big Six Baseball II Leaders Idle Amid Slumps
National league leaders rested while AL players moved ahead in a day of pennant action. Tony Lazzeri suffered a 13 point drop after a one for ten showing, Gerald Walker replacing him for Detroit. Jimmie Foxx went three for eight and Bill Dickey fell eleven points with one hit in seven. Also listed are Foxx and Dickey among top averages with Hafey and Waner among leaders as college baseball scores show Marvard beating Rhode Island State 7 2 and Cornell routing Colgate 10 1 with Providence College topping Holy Cross 7 5.
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Gerald Walker
Detroit
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Yankees
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Walker
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Cornell
Colgate
Providence College
Holy Croas
Arlett ties best known home run record in game
Reading, Pa. June 1 Buzz Arlett, Baltimore outfielder, equalled the best known home run feat by hitting four in one game against Reading. Only two players previously achieved this in 1894 and 1896. Complete minor league records unavailable.
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Buzz Artlett
Baltimore
Robert Lowe
Beaton Nationals
Fd Delehan
Philadelphia Nationals
American hopes for title ended in golf semifinal
In Saunton England on June 1 Leona Cheney fell to Enid Wilson 3 and 2 in the British women's amateur golf championship semifinal. Wilson, 22, a Derbyshire country doctor’s daughter, played with power and a hard ball, often driving from difficult lies as a top male player might.
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Saunton
England
America
Leona Cheney
Enid Wilson
Derbyshire
Ted Ray
April the Fifth Wins Big Purse at Epsom Derby
In Kipsom Downs England June 1 a Derby crowd bet heavily on Washington M. G. Singer's Orwell at 15 to 8, but April the Fifth, 100 to 6, sprinted to victory in the 1538th running. He beat Dastur by three quarters of a length with Third Lord Roseberry's Miracle third. Royal Dancer and Firdaussi followed. The crowd, estimates range from 500000 to a million, with king and queen in attendance.
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Eng
Washington M. G. Singer
Orwell
Atength
Tom Walle
Walla
Agha Khan
Dastur
Lord Roseberry
Mircle
EB. Wemond
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