Cubs Edge Braves in a Marathon Twenty Two Inning Game
In Waterbury and Philadelphia reports, Cubs top Boston Braves 4 to 3 in a 22 inning marathon. Jack Scott outduels Grover Alexander as Philadelphia beats St Louis 4 to 3 in a decisive third game, Bottomley delivering the deciding homer. Ambrose shines in hurling duel. Brasses and Cardinals juggle hits and defense.
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Smith Goes Distance for Braves but Weakens in 22nd
Chicago fans saw a tense ballgame as Smith pitched long for the Braves but faltered in the 22nd inning. The Cubs finally pushed ahead with key plays including a balk, a bunt, and a single, aided by strong relief from Blak, Hemlhene, and Osbern. Toronto?
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Brooklyn Noses Out Pittsburgh To Even Series
Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 2 to 1 to even the four game set. Partridge homered in the first, Vance allowed eight hits, seven strikeouts, and Morrison scored on a pass to Viewern. Wright and Grantham contributed late runs for Brooklyn while Pittsburgh had a run in the ninth.
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Senators Clinch Easy Win Over Indians in Cleveland
Washington pounded Cleveland pitchers for 12 runs in a one sided victory. Speaker collected three singles a double and four runs while Lisenberger limited the Indians to four hits as the Senators split the two game set. Shaute took the loss for Cleveland as Washington forged ahead with strong hitting and aggressive baserunning.
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Golf stars miss entry to Open Tourney at Fork Montana
Golf stars fail to enter the Open Tourney as entry lists close next Monday. Amateurs and professionals including Wolter, Mehthorn, Stites and others face late chances at the Oke Nomai course in June. Stellars and rivals are noted with varied prior totals and a 89k prize reference.
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Bears Fall to Springfield in Turbulent Battle
In a hard fought game Springfield outpaced the Bears as Niebergall and Sperber sparked key innings. Benes, Lamson, and Emmerich produced offensive drives while Springfield steadily rebuilt a late lead, then sealed victory with a sixth inning rally and solid defense.
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Stratford M. E. NINE WINS FIRST GAME IN LEAGUE
Stratford M. E. nine beat the Stratford Fire and Police team five to three in the opener of the Stratford Fraternal Twilight League on the Trough avenue diamond. Shussell doubled and singled twice in four trips to the plate to spark the church group, while Rusell also collected multiple hits and Burker, Peather of the Fire and Police, added three safeties in four at bats.
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Harvard Drops Brown From Grid Schedule For Balance
Cambridge Mass May 17 AP Harvard Athletics Association announced Brown will be dropped from the football schedule. Brown’s date is given to Holy Cross as part of a plan to balance the 1928 slate with three new opponents West Point Lehigh Springfield College and other games in Cambridge except Yale. The move follows a policy to meet stronger rival competition while keeping Yale at the final game.
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Ruth Hits Ninth Homer As Yanks Beat Detroit 9 to 2
Verb Pennock won his fifth straight. Babe Ruth homered for the Yankees in the eighth inning to lift New York over the Detroit Tigers 9 to 2. Rip Collins was tagged for the loss, while Pennock held Detroit to two runs. Durst replaced Meusel after an injury and Gehrig noted on base as the Yankees prevailed in 2 hours 22 minutes.
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Mrs G L Austin Wins Hartford One Day Tournament
Hartford May 17 Mrs G L Austin won the first one day tournament for women at Hartford Golf Club with an 82 gross. The event drew about 60 players from Connecticut and Massachusetts while most prizes went to home club members. White of Hartford won low gross with 278 and Martelle also of Hartford won the putting and approaching contest after a tie.
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Browns conquer Athletics 11 to 4 in St Louis
The St Louis Browns pounded Philadelphia pitchers for sixteen hits to beat the Athletics 11 to 4 at St Louis on May 1. Ehmke exited in the fifth after fatigue, Sisler drove in the first run with a double steal as Miller and Ehmke worked the double steal setup.
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Sacred Hearts Open With 3-0 Victory In Twilight League
Sacred Hearts defeated Alekster's All-Stars 3 to 0 to open the Twilight League season. Abi Kelman pitched effectively with two hits allowed, while Stevens and Brads contributed at the plate as the Hearts secured the win.
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White Sox Lose Final Game of Boston Series
Boston hammered Jacko Brown in his first White Sox start this season, defeating Chicago 6 to 0 in the final game of the series. Slimar ris was hit by White Sox errors, with Loughren in relief during key innings, as Boston claimed the win.
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College Baseball Scores from Northeast Games
Harvard defeated Maine 11 to 1 while Providence College beat Boston University 1 to 0. Dartmouth opened the season with a 7 run margin, showcasing early strength in the league.
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