Yankees Fall as Miller Shuts Out Indians in Cleveland
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig were held scoreless as the Yankees lost 4 to 1 to Cleveland. Miller worked steadily, breaking the Indians' losing streak. Lazzeri left with a lame shoulder after the first game. Koenig substituted, with Burns, Tearer, Moose delivering two base hits, and Moore pitching for Cleveland.
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Boys Playground Leagues Open With Schedule Matchups
The Doys baseball playground leagues begin today with contests across the Mattheist and Southwest divisions. Washington park faces Beechwood while Lafayettes meet Old Mill at Yellow Mill, with Seasine Park hosting Southwest games and a full July schedule laid out for Washington Lafayette Beechwood and Old Mill throughout the region.
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Dempsey’s Return Fight Foretold By Opinion Pages
In response to queries on Dempsey’s status as a fighter the piece argues that past Philadelphia showing clouds any forecast. It notes Dempsey looked good in training, with speed and power, but historians doubt whether he can regain top form. Sharkey looms as a dangerous challenger, the piece warns, and the era’s balance hinges on whether Dempsey retains hidden dynamite or has faded.
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Big Ten Players Move Toward Major League Callups
A Big Ten roundup notes several players advancing to the majors this spring. Michigan pitchers Ray Miller and Arlie Carbett, Marty Karow of Ohio State, and Illinois alumni Jake Stahl forge paths to the big leagues. Names linked to MLB teams include Carl Lundgren, Harry McCady, George Sisler, Walter Miller, and others from Ohio State and Michigan.
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Local Amateurs in New Haven Battle in Boxing Card
Nine Bridgeport boxers lead a local amateur card at White City stadium New Haven tonight. Participants include Edward Brady 124 pounds Sam Kraft 130 pounds Johnny Young 132 pounds E Moore 133 pounds Jann Griffin 140 pounds Tea QC Connor 128 pounds Billy La Choi 110 pounds Tedy La Cros 140 pounds Red Gullo 118 pounds.
Hillies Rally To Beat Springfield Ten Innings 9-4
Pittsfield defeats Springfield 9 to 4 in ten innings in a scheduled doubleheader opener. Gutierrez drives in the decisive run in the 10th as Bates singles with bases loaded after Springfield tied the game in the ninth. Bench marks include Batters, fielding notes, and pitcher changes through the tense extra frame.
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Wright Pushes In Mass Play in Amateur Golf Match
Newton Mass July 14 By Associated Press Fred J Wight Jr Alamble Mass amateur golf champion was on the verge of elimination from the title play at the Charles River Country club this afternoon but he rallied to defeat E J Stimpson Braeburn in a 19 hole match It was the feature of the second round of the state amateur championship Stimpson former Harvard golf star after beating J Winslow of Worcester in the first round played evenly until the 17th hole when Wight squared the match They halved the 18th with four on the extra hole Stimpson missed a inch putt and Wight won the hole 5 to 4 Other second round results W P F McPhail Norfolk beat J A Hutching on Braeburn 4 and 2 while K Mosser of Braeburn defeated J Merwin Concoid 1 up
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Recreation Bulletin Listings From Sapurdas Open Diamond Leagues
Recreation bulletin lists numerous leagues and open diamonds with dates, times, and venues. It includes Industrial, Bidg Trades, City League, Junior and Mornels divisions, and several sponsor and location notes across Park and Auburns areas.
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Maple Sluggers Bar to Play 13 to 1 Youth Team
The Maple Sluggers refuse to play any 13 to 1 year old baseball team on the Eastside. For game inquiries contact Captain MN Micklus at 160 Maple Street or Frank Matches at 166 Brooks Street.
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Brooklawn Men Face Waterbury in State Golf SemiFinal
Brooklawn men under captain Alpheus Winter advance to the state championship semi final at New Haven Country Club to meet Waterbury. The team, last year’s state champions, adds Paul Haviland and aims to repeat victory.
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Phillies Defeat Cardinals to End Streak
Philadelphia wins 7 to 3 over St Louis, ending the Cardinals four game run. Fred Leach goes 4 for 4 with a single two doubles and a home run driving in three runs and scoring twice as the Phillies halted the champions’ hot stretch.
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Cubs Win Over Braves 6 to 1 in Boston Series
Osborne stifled Boston with seven hits allowed as Chicago led the league in a 6 1 victory. The Cubs won their third in four games in the series, while Boston’s erratic fielding and an injury to catcher Hogan hampered the Braves. Commissioner Landis attended the game.
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Morrison Suspended for Not Reporting to Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher John Morrison has been suspended indefinitely by manager Bush for failing to report to the club before the Corsairs game in Brooklyn. Morrison reportedly did not join the squad on the eastern trip and was absent due to a hand injury and illness, with Bush alleging neglect to answer correspondence.
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Upset in First Round of YMCA Tennis Tournament
Former state and city champion E T Buckingham falls to Francis Higgins in a 1-6 6-3 6-3 upset as the YMCA handicap tennis tournament opens at the YMCA Tennis Club. Second round matches begin this week with numerous defaults and close scores among participants including Higgins over Buckingham and others such as LaFlair, Laas, Whiting, Chong, Ullman, Jones, Hoffman, Schwabe, Wiledlich, Hawley, and Grace securing wins or advancing by default notices.
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Glarkin Field To Open Today With Dedication
Hartford's Clerkin Stadium will be dedicated Friday afternoon as a milestone in league baseball history. Owner James Ho Clarkin celebrates his twenty fifth anniversary with Teague ball as officials and writers attend. Two games between the waters and the Springfield Ponlps, a street parade and a bend concert mark the day.
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