Aldridge Struggles in 11th as Boston Wins in Extras
In Pittsburgh on August 1, Boston Braves defeated the Pirates 4 to 1 in 11 innings, sending Pittsburgh from first place in the NL pennant race. Aldridge faded in the 11th after a strong start, while Richbourg, Bancroft, and High produced the decisive runs. High sacrificed home the final tally as Boston clinched the extra frame victory for the second straight game. Genewich earned the win in relief of Smith.
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Giants Capture Third Straight Over Cards 6 to 3
Giants hit three homers, two by Bill Terry and one by George Harper, to defeat St Louis 6 to 3 for a third straight win in the series. Rhem started for the Cardinals and labored through rough early innings before leaving after three. Marquee players include Terry and Harper for New York, and Schuble, Frisch, and Bottomley for St Louis. Time of game 2:04.
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Profs Sign New Infielder Johnny Omex in Major Shuffle
New Haven August 1 President George M Weiss announces the Profs have acquired shortstop Johnny Omex on loan from Rochester of the International League. Omex will join the Profs for tomorrow's game and becomes part of a recent wave of signings including outfielder Fred Mayer. Omex previously starred with Portland in the Pacific Coast League and Brooklyn before moving to Rochester, hitting around .329 last season and keeping above .300 this season until the managerial change at Rochester allowed the deal.
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Milford Firemen Beat Shelton 4 1 In Short Sale
Milford's firemen baseball team defeated Echo Hose Company of Shelton 4 to 1 in a shortened four and one half inning game. Deluge washed out the scheduled doubleheader. Milford scored in the first and third innings while Echo Hose managed a single run in the second. A makeup twin bill is planned to replace yesterday's washed-out doubleheader.
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Dempsey Court Plea Denied in Trainers Case
New York August 1. Justice Cropsey denied Jack Dempsey's bid to compel Teddy Hayes to provide more details in Hayes v Dempsey for 620,000. Hayes claims 15,000 for training for Carpentier and 50,000 for other services plus 200 weekly earnings. Dempsey allegedly paid little since 1919. Costs of 810 were assessed against Dempsey.
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Massachusetts Seeks Olympic Rowing Trials in Worcester
Lake Quinsigamond near Worcester could host the 1928 Olympic rowing trials. John H. Meagher, active in Worcester regattas, backs a movement to bring the national regatta to the city and support the effort from the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen.
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Albany tops Springfield 5 to 1 in baseball race
Albany defeats Springfield 5 to 1 as Moose Fuller nets his seventeenth win of the season. An error by Gleason allows Springfield its only run. Albany, aided by Burkett’s hitting and fielding, rallies with multiple hits off Wyckoff in the fourth inning.
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British Team Beats Americans in Seabright Tennis Meet
Oxford Cambridge combined team defeated Yale Harvard 11 matches to 7 in three days of competition at Seabright. Notable results include Whitbeck of Harvard beating Powell of Cambridge and Watson of Yale defeating Powell in three sets. Rain halted play after two first round matches. Helen Villa withdrew to rest for Wightman Cup.
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Frankie Fuller Joins Bears From New Haven Club
Frankie Fuller, star second baseman last season, is purchased outright by the Bears from the New Haven club and will debut in Bridgeport this afternoon in a Bears uniform. He may replace Guyacey at second base, with Guyacey shifting to short. The Bears host Springfield with Bishop, Owen, and Kahn available. The Bears–New Haven game was postponed by rain.
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Holy Name League Tonight Brimming With Key Baseball Showdowns
Star infielder Jimmy Lesko leads St Stephen with a .722 batting average after 13 hits in 18 chances. Wargo of St Peters and Sorracco Meade of St Augustine follow, while Rushmorris of St Stephens tops runs with 14. St Stephens sits first with seven straight wins as league leaders. St Augustine leads team batting, with Sacred Hearts and St Marys also contending. standings show St Stephens at 1.000, St Augustines 0.833, and Peters 0.867 as results and assignments unfold across Diamond No 5 to 7.
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Baseball game line score and player notes from 2011
The summary lists base hits and players for a 2011 game with hite Hendrick Picinich Carey Bressler Vance Cruz Jocklyn Beckman Rixey and others. Cincinnati scored eight runs while the opponent had six. Vance pitched six hits and three strikeouts. Rixey took the loss. Umpires were Hart Rigler and Jorda. Time of game 149 minutes.
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Pittsfield Providence Game Halted In Rain
Rain halted the first game of a doubleheader between Providence and Pittsfield in the third inning. Umpire Stark balled off both games as field conditions worsened. Neither team had scored.
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Chicago Bunches Rally To Down Phillies 6-5 In Tight Game
Chicago bunched timely hits to edge Philadelphia 6-5 after holding the visitors scoreless for seven innings. Brillheart faltered in the eighth as Chicago rallied, with Adams, Band, and Wilson among key contributors and Jones earning the win.
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Waterbury and Stamford Boys on Amateur Card
Waterbury and Stamford boxers headline an amateur boxing card at Acorn A C arena Pleasure Beach Wednesday. Matchmaker Jim Dwyer also presents Kid Franke from Bridgeport and Lou Gallagher of New Haven. Last week’s show drew over 1200 fans and fans pledged strong support for Dwyer.
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How They Stand Yesterday's Results Albany 5 Springfield 1
Yesterday's standings show Albany leading Springfield 5 to 1 in the only game listed. Today Springfield faces Bridgeport while Waterbury meets Platefield Providence Hartford and New Haven plays Albany. Other results include Cleveland beating New York 2 1 and a rain-soaked schedule in Boston Philadelphia and Chicago matchups with mixed outcomes.
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E L Leading Hitters In Games Today
New York plays St Louis while Brooklyn visits Cincinnati Boston travels to Pittsburgh Philadelphia goes to Chicago Latem and 28 Portland five as Smith Starr Bennett and Roach lead hitters in a day of matchups and player notes
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Robins Defeat Cincinnati 2-1 For Fifth Place
Cincinnati August 1 Brooklyn edged Cincinnati in a tight 2-1 win to seize temporary fifth in the National League. Danzy Vance outpitched Eppa Rixey in a pitching duel and drove in a run with a fifth inning sacrifice fly.
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Mars Captures Saratoga Opener In Heavy Track
Mars ridden by Earl Sande outran Black Marie and Light Carbine to win the Saratoga handicap on opening day. Distraction won the two year old race, with Nassok and Brooms placing. Misa Rosedale led at Lincoln Fields in 1 45 9 6. Chicago won at Raceland with Little Cyn and Percentage nearby. Variation won at Raceland, Dingo was runner-up, Miss Maggie third.
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Louisville versus Syracuse game in the first international league match
In the opening first game of the session, Louisville faced Syracuse with a 102 to 006 score line noted. The Toronto game was called in the eighth inning allowing Louisville to catch a train after the delay.
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Mill River Caddies Triumph Over Brooklawn in District Play
The Mill River caddies open Bridgeport district championship by defeating Brooklawn 7 to 1. Prea Carlin, a one armed player, stars with dominant play as every Mill River caddie scores and Tony Federict accounts for Brooklawn’s lone point.
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