iLou Gehrig Homer Caps Yankees Split With Athletics
iLou Gehrig struck out three times but homered as the Yankees split a two game set with the Athletics before 61 000 fans. Jack Quinn held New York to six hits while Gehrig’s homer and timely hits gave the Yanks a 7 3 nightcap win after a 4 2 opener. Ruth sat with knee trouble as the day doubleheader closed in New York.
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Grabowski
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Smith Drops Pop Fly Paving Way To Pony Victory
Albany game report from June 26 notes Springfield scored all four third inning runs after a misplayed pop fly by Smith. Paul Johnson homered with two on. Fortune and Earl Johnson pitched well for their teams. Base hits included Smith and P Johnson. Cutterrez had one. Fortune issued 2 walks, E Johnson 3. Fortune struck out 6, E Johnson 7. Umpires McDonald and Pasco. Time 1:38.
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Pop Fly
Albany
Associatee Presa
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Springfeld
Benes
Paul Johnson
Fortune
Earl Johnson
F Smith
Johnson
Cutterrez
Phillips Te Gutierrez
E. Johnson
E Johnson
McDonald
Pasco
Bridgeport Checker Team Beats New Haven 18 to 9
The Bridgeport checker team defeated New Haven 18 to 9 in a special match in New Haven Saturday night. Ball and Galla starred with key snatches as plans for the Labor Day state tournament were announced. The winner will receive a silver cup.
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Senators Pound Hillies Hurlers In 10-2 Victory
South Manchester June 26 Be oerated Press Hartford defeated Pittsfield Nero today in the second game of a scheduled double header by a ten to three score. Auer pitched steadily for the winners as the Senators collected eighteen hits off Enzmann and Reynolds. Final line shows Hartford 10 Pittsfield 2 with key plays including a Sehutkel double and Davis, Keesey, and Morrissey contributing, while Enzmann and Reynolds guarded the plate.
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Enemann
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Providence and New Haven Split Doubleheader
Providence and New Haven divided a doubleheader as Anderson pitched the Grays to a 5 0 win in the opener while Woodman shut out the locals 5 3 in the nightcap A heavy shower ended the second game after eight innings Frankie Fuller was ejected for pushing the umpire Gene Morrison, a 1926 champion, played for Providence with notable hitting and fielding George Knothe replaced Henry Peploski at third due to an injury in Pittsfield Friday
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Bears and Brasscos meet in twin bill today
Rain washed out yesterdays proposed double header between Bridgeport Bears and Waterbury. two games scheduled for New Field Park this afternoon. Bears sit seventh but three games out of third. batting leads circuit at .330 while fielding lags. Individual highlights include Roser leading hitters at .423, Yordy with 16 homers, Emmerich 54 runs, Bedford 7 steals, and Brecht 6–1 pitching for Pittsfield. Albany leads in several pitching and fielding metrics.
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Springfield
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Pittsfield
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Providence
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New Haven
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Ed Brecht
Moose Fuller
Ken Jones
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Three Teams Tie for First in Holy Name Junior League
Three teams vie for top spot in Holy Name Junior League as St Charles leads with five wins while Sacred Hearts and St Cyril each have one win. Thursday schedule lists St Charles vs St Cyril and other matchups across Diamonds 5 7 and 6 with umpires Griffen Mrazik Christy.
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Leaders Clash Tomorrow in Holy Name League Standings
The Holy Name Senior league faces a decisive showdown as St Stephen's and St Peter's Mines vie for first place at Bea side Park. Bobby Schorndorf of St Maury leads batting with four hits in two games for a .BOG average as St Augustine's shares top spot.
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Miss Morrill Wins New Jersey Tennis Title
Miss Marjorie Morrill of Longwood Cricket club Boston captured the New Jersey women singles championship at Westfield Tennis club beating Miss Clara Greenspan of University Heights New York in straight sets 7 5 11 Miss Morrill erased the favored Edith Moore and Alter Francis en route to the title surprising the seeded players and taking the crown from Mrs Philip B Hawk's era.
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