Bears halt Hillies in doubleheader split 9 0 and 2 0
Jimmy Bishop spun a two game gem for the Bears at Newfeld Park, allowing just four hits each game as Pittfield toppled Pittsfield 9 to 0 in the opener while the Bears answered 2 to 0 in the nightcap. Augie Walsh matched Bishop with solid eight innings, and Gene Sheridan led the Hillies with four hits in the opener as Pittsfield jumped ahead early. The twinbill left both teams in a deadlock for second place with only a fraction separating them in the standings.
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Bears Win As Rain Floods Right Field Crowd Swells
Emmerich walked and scored on Roser's center hit while Lacey drove in a run with a single. A 3,500 crowd packed the stands as rain flooded right field despite early clearing efforts. Lacey doubled Possbie off Bates, and Bartell made a slick play behind second. Next game odds put Kahn and Enzmann matched against Reynolds.
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Bears Narrow Gap in Eastern League Standings
The Bears split a double header with Pittsfield at Newfeld park, remaining half a game from second place and three games behind first in the Eastern League. Hartford edged them twice to shrink the lead to three games. the Hillies hold .533 and the Bears .522.
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Red Sox End Tigers Streak in 8 7 Victory
Detroit led 4 0 in the second, but Boston surged to an 8 7 win as Harris outpitched Russell. Heilmann extended a personal hit streak with a ninth inning single, while Manush Fothergill Rothrock and Williams contributed key hits for the Tigers.
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Clovers Take First In Junior League Clinch Over Auburn Nine
Johnny Michaels pitched superbly for the White Eagles beating Auburn 8 to 0 as Clovers claim undisputed leadership. Holy Rosarys fell 4 to 3 to cling to second with North End Cubs and Polish Falcons tying 3 to 9 in an abbreviated game. Over 1,500 fans watched Diamonds No 1 6 and 5 host the trio of contests with Eagles piling 15 hits and Walsh going 3 for 3.
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Berkshires Rally Past White Eagles 9 4 In City League
Berkshires overcame a late deficit to defeat the White Eagles 9 to 4 in the City league feature game yesterday afternoon. Controversy flared as Berkshire pitcher Farrell was ejected by umpire Trent and scheduled for a meeting soon. The A R S and Mohicans split an earlier affair with A R S winning 5 to 3, tied 8 to 3 in the eighth, then the Sokols edged St Charles 2 to 0 in the 24th and the Sokol Rosebuds defeated St Charles 16 to 3 behind Johnny August.
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Eddie Lepard Signs With Portland Club
Eddie Lepard signed with the Portland club in Portland Maine to play under Duffy Lewis in the New England league. He is the Bears’ second left handed pitcher to join Portland, following Kenny Sedgewick who went there mid last week on option from Bridgeport.
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Senators slugfest to win over Browns 14 to 6
The Washington Senators defeated the St Louis Browns 14 to 6 in the final game of the series. Twelve of the Senators' 15 hits came in the sixth and seventh innings as Crowder, Winsward and VanGilder were knocked around. The Browns scored as many runs but with untimely hits.
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Speaker tops Big Eight hitting race amid wide gaps
New York July 24 AP Former Indian pilot Tris Speaker sustains a strong week with the Senators as the Big Eight hitters list shows Speaker in third place with a .373 average. Babe Ruth slides to fourth as Lou Gehrig leads with .300 while Paul Waner and Frankie Frinch follow close behind.
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Senators Defeat Lawmakers in Double Header Bop homer caps win
Hartford tops Albany twice 1-0 and 3-1 with Davis homering in final game. Lefty Thomas pitched opener but Kinney spoiled a no hit bid with two out in eighth. Other results show mixed scores across leagues with Cleveland, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago and Boston posting wins.
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Bridgeport Sokols Defeat Ansonia Twice In League
Bridgeport Sokols beat Ansonia twice in the Connecticut Sokal league yesterday staying undefeated. Henkel pitched superbly in the second game allowing one scratch hit and fanning 75 batters. Darak and Bomont led with three hits apiece in each contest as standings were listed.
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