Giants Crush Cubs 10 3 as Meusel Homer Lifts Giants
Chicago July 28 Five home runs powered the New York Giants to a 10 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Meusel belted two homers, Lindstrom and Bentley also connected, and Jack Ley held Chicago to scattered hits. The game opened with Meusel homering in the first inning and Bentley adding a two run shot later.
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Yankees Triumph On Offensive Show Against St Louis
New York defeats St Louis 6 to 2 as Babe Ruth and Bob Shawkey lead with strong batting and pitching. Rath hits his 10th homer of the season, and Meusel adds offense while Wingard suffers. Hargraves ejected. Shawkey allows seven Wingard hits in 7 innings. Rowland Evans and Di f neen umpire. time 1:55.
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Hit Home Run Former Bridgeport Player Credited
A former Bridgeport player is credited with a home run during yesterday’s game. Miller is noted for the longest hit at New Field Pars while with Jim O’Rourke’s team. The piece references a third sicker and a sack hit by Iwhi yesterday.
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Landis Watches as Worcester Beats Springfield 5 to 1
Judge K M Landis attended at League Park as Worcester defeated Springfield 5 to 1. Landis pitched the first ball with President Dan O Neil of the Eastern League catching.
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Senators Drop Doubleheader To White Sox
Chicago defeated Washington in both games of a July 28 doubleheader. First game 10 to 5 as pitchers were shuffled and Walter Johnson struggled. Second game ended after eight innings due to darkness with Chicago winning after pounding two White Sox pitchers.
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Springfield Scores In Nonsense Baseball Action
In a chaotic recap, O Neill and Geldsw connect for two base hits while Thomas hits a home run for Wight Double plays and a sequence of errant throws and misplays involve Ober Niederkorn and Rodriguez Lebeau to Herrera. Braxton accumulates strikeouts as Goldamith and others log outs. Springfield leaves 9 on base to Worcester's 1.
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Meadows Strong As Pirates Conquer Boston Braves 5 to 1
Pittsburgh defeated Boston by 5 to 1 as Meadows kept the Braves’ hits scattered. Benton endured one bad inning in the fifth when the Pirates scored three runs on two walks a sacrifice and two singles. Wright, the Pirates shortstop, made eleven chances without a miscue.
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Johnston Kinsey lose in Seabright tourney
William M. Johnston and Howard O. Kinsey, ranked third and fourth nationally, fell in the second round of the Seabright bowl. Johnston lost to Dr. George King 9 7 0 6 7 5 and Kinsey to Alfred H. Caapin Jr 1 3 4. Kinsey doubles partners the Munseys also faced defeat to Yale and Harvard captains Arnold Jones and W W Ingraham before defaulting due to Newport engagements.
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Knickers Beat Pal Club in error filled City League game
The Knickers won 18 to 12 over the Pal Club in a Girls City League contest at Seaside Park last night. Multiple errors marred the game while base stealing ran high as the Knickers swiped 23 bags and the Pals 25. H Dirga and A Robstock, B Var goshe and S Luosen noted in the box.
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Late Flashes Set New World Record at Nere meet
AUROHA ILL July 48 Ette Drutan a day mare by Etawab driven by Tommy Murphy set a new world's record in the first race of the grand circuit meeting at Nere this afternoon. Six furlongs in 1 5-1 5, surpassing the former record 1 31 1-5. Lady Adriane Themare had set the mark at North Randall earlier this year. Murphy drove out front from the start to preserve the lead.
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Notable Leaders in Early American League Batting
The five leading AL hitters include Speaker Cobb Heilmann and others. Napoleon Lajoie peaks then slips from the .300 class twice, with a near pennant loss in Cleveland by two points in one year. Speaker thrives despite managerial pressures. Cleveland fans pressure Tris and Lee Fohl’s rebuilds. William Lee, third baseman for the Enginaw club, is purchased by Cleveland as a solid hitter and fast defender.
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DuPonts and Greenfield Hill to clash in FP League game
The DuPont and Greenfield Hill ninees will crash in a FP League game on the American Legion field tomorrow night. The start was scheduled for last week but has been advanced to the row.
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