Walberg Hurls Leaders to Front After They Lose First Game
Philadelphia and Cleveland split a doubleheader with the A's winning 6 to 1 in the second game after a 9 to 6 loss in the opener. Rube Walberg hurled the middle and late relief, with Harris chased in the third inning of the first game as Cleveland scored five runs. The Indians held Philadelphia to six hits in game one, while the A's had 11 for the night.
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Junior Championship Meet Is Called Off
The Junior City championship track meet at Seashore Park was canceled by the Board of Recreation after only 14 athletes entered. Officials said lack of interest made postponement sensible. A senior championship is planned for August 16 and a girls meet for September.
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White Sox Brush Hub to Open Series in 19-Run Victory
Blankenship limited Boston to five safeties as Chicago exploded for a 19 to 9 win. Schalk and Sheely hit home runs, Todt contributed a late hit, and Kerr appeared in uniform for the White Sox under manager Collings.
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Livolsi Nine Set for Twilight Baseball in Stamford
The Livolsi All Stars of Stamford announce twilight games at Woodside Park starting next Wednesday at 6 p.m. against the Norfolk colored Giants, two games weekly in addition to Sunday play. Next Sunday St Mary’s meets Livolsi in the second championship series game after St Mary’s won the opener.
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Pirates Triumph Over Brooklyn as Vance Struggles
Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 5 to 1 in the first game, with Dazzy Vance roughed up by the Pirates. Kremer and the Pirates bullpen held the visitors to a single run, while New York star players contributed for Pittsburgh in a tense early-season tilt.
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Boston Braves Halt St. Louis Cardinals Streak
The Boston Braves stopped the St. Louis Cardinals four game winning run with a 6 to 4 victory. The Braves collected key hits in the fourth and fifth innings and benefited from four bases on balls issued by umpire McCormick after a protest by Felix.
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Yankees Beat Detroit 10 to 4 for Third Straight Win
The Yankees defeated Detroit 10 to 4 in New York as Hoyt earned his sixth win of the season. Ernie Johnson hit a long homer and Gehrig added a fourth inning triple. About 15,000 attended, with Col. Ruppert hosting Boys Day observers. Ban Johnson was among the dignitaries at the game.
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Waven hosts Connecticut Golf net at Race Brook Club
W J Sweeney of Shuttle Meadow won first prize in the Connecticut Golf Association one day tournament at Race Brook Country Club with a 36 hole total of 149 after a rain interrupted day. He posted scores of 74 and 75 in round play.
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Chart for Miss Ederle's Channel Swim Route
A Telegram prepared chart by Jabez Wolfe outlines Miss Ederle's planned course with Captain Alec Rutherford aboard the tug. Small squares equal about a mile and large lettered squares mark sections. updates show the swimmer's position at set times to track progress against prior crossings.
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Gertrude Ederle to Start Cross Channel Swim Tonight
Cape Gris Nez France Aug 6 Miss Gertrude Ederle American swimming champion will start her cross channel swim tonight under favorable wind and currents. The start is set for about 10 o clock with a tug escort and a Dover landing target the following afternoon.
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Chick Davies Sets Modern Scoring Record In Shutouts
New Haven pitcher Lloyd Davies of the Mastern League club notched his eleventh shutout this season, compiling 64 innings with only one run scored against him. He credited 17th win of the year as his sale to the New York Giants was announced for September 1.
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Phillies Rally To Beat Chicago 3 1 In Ninth
Philadelphia overcame Percy Lee Jones with a four hit rally in the ninth, Fonseca doubled, and Deratur started for Chicago with Betts finishing. Jones allowed one hit through eight innings before the Phillies surge secured a 3 to 1 victory.
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Senators Split Twin Bill From St Louis. Rally Edges Athletics Rivalry
Washington tops St Louis 5 to 4 in the first game as Reuther outduels Bush. In the nightcap Walter Johnson blanks the visitors and the Senators hammer Davis Danforth and Falk for a 10 to 3 win to pull within one game of the league leading Athletics. McNeely and Harris spark scoring while Bluege Peck and Ruel contribute in a high‑scoring doubleheader. St. Louis left 5 men on base and Washington 6.
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Toronto Boat Withdraws From Schuylkill Regatta
The University of Toronto senior eight, runner up last week in the Canadian Henley regatta to Penn Athletic Club of Philadelphia, withdraws its entry from the American National regatta at Philadelphia set for Friday and Saturday.
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Reds Beat Giants 9 1 as Luque Shines in Opener
Cincinnati wins the opening game of the series against New York 9 to 1. Pinelli hits a first inning home run for the Reds, who tally seven safeties in the second to score six runs. Luque limits the Giants to six hits in a strong pitching performance.
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