Browns Hit Zachary Hard To Beat Senators 8 to 3
St Louis Browns overpower Washington Senators 8 to 3 in the first game of the series behind strong early work by pitcher Zachary. Gibbs and McManus lead with key hits while Ross and Goslin provide late offense for Washington. Umpires Dineen and Owens. Time 1 51.
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Sears to Play Hillies Today at Newfield Park
The Bears open a two day cricket series with Pittfield at Newfield Park this afternoon and Albany will visit Friday to close the stand while the Hillies return Sunday. Nineteen home games remain this season with five against Pittfield and Albany, Watbury, New Haven, Hartford, Springfield.
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Egyptian Delays Channel Swim Attempt in Boulogne
In Boulogne France rough seas force Ishak Helmy the Egyptian to postpone his English Channel crossing for tonight with no new date set. Meanwhile Gertrude Ederle and other swimmers train, Ederle aiming for late month favorable tides as she increases daily workouts.
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Tigers Batter Red Sox in 14 104slugging Detroit opener
Detroit overwhelmed Boston 14 to 4 in the series opener on August 25. Nine runs in the first inning, strong hitting from Heilmann Haney Rothrock and Prothro, with Ezzell, Stoner and others contributing. Zac Zah niser pitched until 1 3 and 7 in 2 3.
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Markets Battle Hearts Tonight at Seaside Park
Public Markets race to lead the Recreation baseball league facing Sacred Hearts at Seaside Park tonight. A win could seal the title with a playoff looming as Lenox and Kacey Wilddash meet tomorrow in a postponed contest.
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Braxton Earns 20th Victory as Ponies Beat Panthers 7 2
Ange Garland Braxton pitched his 20th win of the season for the Ponies, who rallied in the eighth inning to defeat the Panthers 7 to 2. Post drove in a run with a double and Oberc homered in the key inning, fueling the five run rally.
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Profs Rally Falls Short as Senators Win
New Haven and Hartford played a tense game with a ninth inning rally by the Profs failing to tie. Poor fielding in the fourth and fifth allowed the Senators to seize the lead and win by the specified margin.
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Knickers Defeat Deers To Win Pennant In Girls League
The Knickers clinched the Girls City Baseball League pennant by a 12 to 2 victory over the Deers at Sea Side Park last night. Mae Wilson’s miscues gave the Knickers their margin, while Helen Dirga pitched well for the winners. Anna Casper led at bat and Millie Bentze excelled in the field.
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Cubs Pound Phillies In High-Scoring Game To Reach Sixth
Chicago Cubs execute 19 hits and 10 runs to down Philadelphia 19 to 10, moving into sixth place in the league standings. Kaufmann survives early trouble to hold the Phillies, while Harper, Henline, Huber, and Williams homer for Chicago. Heathcote and Jahn steal bases. Keen and Couch struggle on the mound for Philadelphia.
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USC Renews Coaching System for Record Football Season
Los Angeles August 25 USC plans a great football season after a full renovation of its coaching staff. The squad, under new head coach Howard Jones, opens autumn activities September 28 with a double header against Whittier College and Cal Tech at home.
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Texas youths topple French Davis Cup doubles team
Edwin N. White and Louis L. Thalheimer of Texas upset the ranking French Davis Cup pair LaCoste and Jean Borotta in a five-set duel at Longwood Cricket Club. White's serving and placement powered a 7-5 8-6 6-3 6-7 6-4 victory that advances them to meet the Kinsey brothers for a third round berth. France exits with no remaining teams. Australia and Spain survive as foreign contenders.
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Baseball box score notes for Knickers and Deers game
Two base hits by Gerald and Robstock. Knickers stole 23 bases and Deers 8. Pitchers Wilson and Dirga struck out 3 and 2 respectively. Deolan made two passed balls. Bunett completed a unassisted double play. Knickers left on base five and Deers four. Time fifty five minutes. Umpire Banville Scorer Llassogna.
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Seven matches completed in Brookline women’s singles
At Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline on turf courts seven of twelve first round matches were decided in the national doubles event. Notable results include Helen Jacobs defeating Edith Sigourney 4-3 6-2 and Elizabeth Bright Cambridge Ross downing Mrs Crawford 6-2 6-2, with several other decisive scores reported.
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Mohawks Eleven To Drill Sunday
Football as far as Bridgeport is concerned will open at Yellow MH Park next Studay morning when the Mohawk eleven, one of the strongest junior counties, hosts its initial practice. Charley Harrison will manage the team and arrange a series of road contests. Frank Zoeller, outfielder of the Atlanta Southern Association club, has been purchased by the New York Americans. the deal includes cash and four players.
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JHS Nine Beats Sorols In City Match
The JHS nine traveled to East Port Chester Sunday and defeated the Sux9] nine by a 9 to 4 score. Mariak pitched well, allowing one hit and fanning 12. The JH eight team challenges any city squad. contact Manager Steve Wovke at 1397 North Avenue.
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Hillies Batter Hinkle 7 to 3 Victory Over Lawnakers
Albany attains an 7 to 3 win as Putfield hits Hinkle at key moments and Albany capitalizes on loose fielding. Collins drives in runs while Hermann Belanger and Thomas shine in the field. The score details follow.
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Triple Play Aids Tribe to Defeat Connie Mack Combine
Cleveland Indians turn a triple play to help beat the Athletics 4 to 3. Miller doubles, Perkins singles, Galloway chased and thrown out at second, then Miller thrown out at home. Walberg falters in the sixth inning as Blackeye and Jamieson score for Cleveland.
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Joe Dugan Out of Game for Season
Chicago news: Joe Dugan, third baseman for the New York Yankees, out for the season due to a badly wrenched knee. Manager Mathewson Huggins announced before the game with the White Sox. Dugan twisted the same knee previously and fresh injury occurred while fielding a grounder in a Yankees vs Cleveland game. He plans to return home to Scaradale, New York, soon.
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Boxing Bouts at Pleasure Beach Draw Big Local Crowd
A Police mardi gras boxing card at Pleasure Beach featured four professional exhibitions and five amateur bouts. Ted LaCroix defeated Pat Duffy in a four round match that went to an extra round after a draw. Featherweights Steve Smith and Leo Johnson entertained the crowd with an exhibition, while about 2,006 spectators watched.
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