Bridgeport Bears edge Springfield in 3–2 pitchers duel
Springfield nicks Bridgeport 3 to 2 as E Garland Braxton holds the line with a sharp fastball and curve. Bob Christy stars at bat for Springfield while Braxton and Horan minimize Bears rallies and secure the upset at League Park.
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Davis Leads NYU Batters With .412 Average In 1924 Season
NYU star George Kiddo Davis tops the team with a .412 batting average after 68 at bats, 28 hits, including three homers and two doubles. He started as left fielder and captained the 1924 freshman nine, with scouts whispering of a possible Yankees contract. Davis, a Bridgeport High alum and sophomore at Gotham school, may complete college in two years as he draws attention from major league clubs.
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Owan Carroll
Four Factory League Games Scheduled at Seaside Park Tomorrow
Four games are listed in the Factory Baseball League at Seaside Park tomorrow afternoon. Burritt and Bassick vie for league leadership as they sit tied atop the standings. Diamond No. 1 hosts Hub Bell vs Ramington Arms at 3:30 with Cadwell the umpire and Royston the scorer. Burritt vs Bagsicks at 1:30 with Remkus umpiring and Steshack scoring. Diamond No. 6 hosts Fabrics vs Bullard at 3:30 with Sampson umpiring and Challenger scoring.
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Sampson
Challenger
Giants Pirates Split in Doubleheader Before 45000 Crowd
New York Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates split a twin bill with the Giants taking the second 7 to 5 after losing the opener 12 to 3. Meusel delivered a two on homer in the first game and Kelly homered in the seventh of game two. Gowdy was ejected for protesting a call as Wayland Dean pitched for the Giants.
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O'Day
Brooklawns Beat Lockwoods 12 to 0 in Twilight Victory
The Brooklawns defeated the Lockwoods 12 to 0 as the game ended at dusk with Brooklawns leading 12 runs after seven innings. Pitchers Wahler and Sewell teamed to shut down the opposition, while batters including Ryan Metzger Carpenter and Jass contributed. The seventh inning rally was halted by darkness before a final tally could be completed.
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Woodsides Seek Battle for Sunday Challenge
The Woodsides issue a challenge to any Junior team in the city for Sunday games. They name potential opponents such as Lockwoods Black Rocks Sacraments Auburns Shell Points or Brooklawns and provide Barnum 4509 and Manager Johnson for arranging.
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Hearts Prevail 1-0 as Althausen Shuts Out Walnuts
In a recreation league game at Seaside Park Althausen held the Walnuts to one hit while the Hearts defeated their South End rivals 1 to 0. Owens starred for the Walnuts with a strong infield defense and two safeties by the Hearts helped set up the lone run. Ahearn doubled to start the fourth, moved to third on Clarke’s sacrifice, and scored Bowden’s RBI single.
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Lawmakers Win Over Hartford In Close Tilt
Hartford and Albany battled through eight innings with no score as Owen and Odenwald held firm. In the ninth Taylor doubled and scored on Genin's single. A ключ double play Kenna to Durocher to Shay on an attempted sacrifice proved the standout moment.
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Madisons and St Charles tied atop Junior City League
The Madison and St Charles nines share the leadership of Turner City baseball League with four wins and one loss. Details show Madison batting at .362 and Menrte fielding at .923, with upcoming games against Sacred Hearts and Acmes at Seaside Park. Standings list Madisons 4-1, St Charles 4-1, Berkshires 3-2, Acmes 3-3, Independents 0-6.
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Graphos to Play Burritts Tonight at Sea Side Park
The Columbia Phonograph and Burritts Nine clash in a Factory League game at Sea Side Park on Diamond No 6 tonight starting at 6 15. Farrell and Dorkin will catch for the Phonograph while Drew and Haynes lead Burritts at the plate.
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Yankees Lead Browns As Rain Halts Game
St Louis July 4 The Yankees led the Browns 7 to 5 when rain halted the game after the third inning. Two games will be played tomorrow.
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York Yankees
International League game notes and player lineups
Incomplete box score style listing shows teams such as Baltimore Syracuse Providence Toronto Reading Rochester and player pairs like Best and Freitag Earnshaw Cobb Day Foster Frankhouse Nlabergall Swaney Lynn Smith Styles Manion Drumfone Brame Tomlin Lynn Glaser Englishman Sandiford Mangum McCarthy Levsen Head. No clear outcome given.
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American Association First Game Scores
In early action Toledo lost to Minneapolis 2–4 and 2–7, while Columbus faced St Paul with 4–4 and 7–9 results. Indianapolis edged Kansas City 6–3 and 1–? Louisville hosted Milwaukee 8–? with other games incomplete.
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