Bears Take Season Opener Against Profs 9 to 1
Bridgeport Bears explode for five runs in the first inning behind Jimmy Bishop silencing Yale Profs. Johnny Roser drives in three, while Hopkins yanked early for New Haven. Bears seize fourth place with the win as Hartford leads and Albany falters. Tomorrow the Bears meet the Profs again with Warhop slated for Bridgeport mound duties.
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Poly Wins Last Race at Aqueduct
The throughbreds bade adieu to Long Island courses and headed to Empire City for a three week meet starting tomorrow with the Empire City Handicap. Poly with Earle Sande rode led the Africander Handicap at Aqueduct in 1 12 4 5, Selene second, Juggler third. Other results include Adamas second in Myrtle claiming race, Omnie TI winning at Lincoln Fields, Passport winning at Devonshire, Grey of Dawn taking the Maple Stakes at Fort Erie, Ferry of Fate second, and Kentucky Ace winning at Latonia.
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McQuillan Held In Contempt For Alimony Arrears
Boston Braves pitcher Hugh McQuillan was adjudged in contempt by Supreme Court Justice Cropsey in New York for failing to pay alimony to his Worcester, Massachusetts wife Nellie T. McQuillan. She had been granted 500 dollars weekly for five months during the baseball season, with July 1 overdue. The attorney James Kelley noted this was the seventh contempt ruling for non payment.
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James Kelley
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Tim McQuillan
Phillies Win Twice to Climb to Sixth in NL
Philadelphia defeats the Boston Braves 6-4 and 6-3 to extend their winning streak to three and move into sixth place. Dutch Ulrich shines in relief, compensating for early struggles as Jack Scott settles the later game. Fournier drives a homer and Wrightstone adds two base hits.
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Wilson Third Sacker Sold to Philadelphia
Wilson North Carolina July 6 AP Joe Mellano of Wilson Virginia League third baseman who came from the Pacific coast has been sold to the Philadelphia Athletics for 7500 dollars. Manager Buan Hearn said Mellano will report to the Athletics at season end.
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Arms Lead Dusty League Batting as GE Holds Top
A Dusty League report shows General Electric atop standings with eight straight wins and perfect .1000 mark. Remington Arms follows, leading batting at .350 and fielding at .958, while Bassick and others trail. Saturday games list Bullard vs Col Graph, General Electric vs Typewriter, and Bassick vs Remington Arms with 1:30 pm and 3:30 pm starts.
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Tom Zachary Trades Places With Crowder
Washington announces brokered waiver trade sending pitcher Alvin Crowder to St. Louis Browns in exchange for Tom Zachary. Exchange confirmed by Senators president Griffith as completed via waivers.
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Two Candidates Enter Davis Cup Replacements
Austin Texas player Lewis White and Chicago’s George M. Lott Jr. filed entries today for the 85th Longwood Bowl singles on July 18 at Chestnut Hill. White is sixth and Lott ninth in the American rankings. White seeks a repeat Langwood doubles win with Lewis Chelheimer of Dallas.
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Schoolboy Signed by Cleveland Indians in North Carolina
Wesley Ferrell, a student at Ong Ridge Military School in North Carolina, who had pitched for East Douglas in the Blackstone Valley Semi-Professional league, signed with the Cleveland Indians of the American League. He will report August 11 after scouts Charles Hickman and William M. Rapp closed the deal.
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Rusty Callow to Coach at Penn
Rusty Callow, head crew coach at the University of Washington, resigns to take charge of the University of Pennsylvania crews. Word comes from Philadelphia that he will receive a top salary and a long contract, with control of crew affairs and his own assistants.
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Athletics Triumph Over Red Sox in Doubleheader
Boston fell twice as Philadelphia hitters sparked by Cobb’s two hits including a triple and home runs from Simmons and Dykes. Dykes and Bishop also fueled the second game as Philadelphia used three pitchers to hold off Boston. Walberg won the opener and McFayden took the loss in the nightcap with solid Philadelphia fielding backing the offense.
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