Bears Fall as Prof Team Edges Them 5 1 in New Haven
New Haven Profs defeat Bears 5 to 1 with three errors and timely hits. Roser and North star for the Profs, while Eddy LePard pitched well for the Bears amid fielding miscues. Ray Miller returned to Springfield after a Bridgeport showing as the Seals head toward Albany.
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Hillies Defeat Providence in Ten Innings 6-5
Pittsfield beats Providence 6 to 5 in ten innings after Cronin's timely hit tied the game in the ninth. Providence led in the 10th before Reynolds struck out the side and Butler extended a 24 game hit streak with a safe hit as Touchstone, Kane, and Butler contributed to the late rally.
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Senators Rally In Ninth For 6 5 Victory Over Athletics
The Senators win 6 5 in Washington as Roslin delivers a go ahead single in the ninth inning scoring Rice. Marberry starts and wins. Pate loses after relieving Baker. Stat line notes Baker’s first major league start for the Athletics.
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Hunt Club Polo Opens Season With Greenwich Rival
Fairfield County polo season launches tomorrow at Long Lots Road Westport with hunt club hosts Greenwich. The public match pits two top local teams, Greenwich a four goal squad and Hunt Club at two goals, with Allen and Mathews as new presences. Reed Sherman Platt and Stewart Rote officiate as six seven-and-a-half minute periods frame the contest.
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Morrison Hurl s Brascos 10 Win Over Ponies 7 1
Springfield game report notes Morrigan pitched a strong game for Waterbury and received solid infield support as the Brasscos defeated the Ponies 7 to 1. Four runs in the third inning followed a misplayed grounder by MacPhee, leading to a decisive rally.
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Two Homers Doomed Albany Rally in Hartford Loss
Hartford defeated Albany 8 to 5 as pitcher Thomas held Albany to two hits, both homers. Farrell homered with two on, Yordy added his sixteenth with bases empty, and Hartford scored early off Caffrey and Hopkins. Hermann provided notable batting as the game opened.
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Tigers Topple Indians as Gehringer HR Sparks Rally
Detroit beat the Indians 6 to 5 at Cleveland. Gehringer homered to start a rally in the eighth, and Uhle yielded seven hits in five innings while Buckeye allowed four in four. Jamieson and Fonseca had key hits for Detroit, with J. Sewell and L. Sewell contributing in the late scoring. The Indians struck back in the ninth but fell short as Fonseca forced Jameson to end the game.
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New Umpire Pairings Announced for Eastern League
Waterbury Conn June 30 Eastern League umpires were announced by President Herman Wiseman. The 46 men will work together for the rest of the season. Kuhn and Bradley Masce and Conray White and Moran and Rorty and McDonald comprise the announced pairs.
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Umpire Bob Hart Presented With Watch at Giants Braves Game
About 1,000 Lowell Mass friends paraded the infield and presented Umpire Bob Hart with a wrist watch between games of the Giants Braves contest. The event highlighted Hart as a familiar figure to fans, with the parade marking a notable tribute from his hometown supporters.
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Yankees top Red Sox as Gehrig and Ruth homer in 12-run win
The Yankees collected 19 hits totaling 32 bases to beat Boston 12 to 6. Lou Gehrig hit homer No. 25 with two on in the first, Babe Ruth matched with his 25th in the fourth, and Shaner homered as New York slugged two Boston pitchers in a high scoring East victory.
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