Haines pace and home run sink Yankees in loss
Jesse Haines pitched well and powered by a home run, the Cardinals beat the Yankees. The Yankees struggled as Ruth and Gehrig failed to spark offense while Combs and Meusel advanced baserunners, but double plays stifled New York. Milo Thomas shut down St Louis in the eighth, preserving the win.
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PHAINES CAST-OFF BY SEVEN TEAMS RUINS YANKS DAY
In St Louis on Oct 4 1928 Jesse Haines held the Yankees hitless until the fourth inning and hit a homer as the Cardinals defeated New York 4 to 0. The game featured rain interruptions and wild throws, with Haines shining on the mound and in the box, while Reuther struggled for the Yankees amid a gusty, humid day on the Mississippi flats.
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Break in fourth seals win for Carbs in rain muddle
Frankees outfielder reports on a soggy St Louis field that ruined a potential double play, enabling a Cardinal run in the fourth. He credits Cards as a great, resilient team and says the Yankees hope to rebound in the remaining four games on the Cardinals home lot.
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Sailor to Meet Mickey Travers in New London Bout
Professional boxing returns to New London on October 19 as Young Conley battles Mickey Travers in a two feature ten round bout at 135 pounds. Conley and Travers fought a whirlwind battle that ended in a draw by the referee. most ringside fans thought Conley deserved the win. Both fighters train hard with Conley in New London and Travers at Proto's gym in New Haven.
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Composite Box Score From World Series Openers
Composite box score for the first three games of the world series. St Louis and New York plot runs, hits, and pitching lines with multiple substitutions in late innings. Key players include Sherdel Pennock Shawkey Ruether and Alexander. fielding double plays noted. times of games range from about 1 hour 41 minutes to 1 hour 57 minutes.
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Yanks and Cardinals Clash as Tide May Turn in World Series
Oct 5 World Series recap notes Yankees blaming slumps for three games without big hits. Miller Huggins predicts a hitting surge tomorrow as Jesse Haines and the Cardinals showcase pitching. Babe Ruth rants, while Hugging hails Haines and staff. Managers weigh Koenig’s error as a “break,” with plans for Host and Rhem to start next game.
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Another Ace Triumphed as Cardinals Backstop Speaks
By Bob O Farrell catcher for the Cardinals lauds a victory over the Yankees in St Louis. He praises Jens Haines Grover Alexander and Bill Sherdel noting key fourth inning break and confident outlook. He emphasizes strong hitting defense and the club’s edge with two wins needed to clinch the World Series and pennant.
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Cardinals Approve Championship Bid Amid Batting Push
The Cardinals players praised by coach Hornsby show fighting spirit as Thevenow gains in the lineup. The 39 year old pilot of the team expressed confidence that the series is turning in their favor. options include Sharndel or Reinhart against the Yankees. He pledged to defend with strong pitching and batting to clinch the title.
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Yell That Shook St Louis Over Haines Homer
In St Louis Jesse Haines powered the Cardinals to a 4 0 World Series win over the Yankees with a long homer in right field at Sportsmans Park. The crowd roared through the fourth inning as 35,000 fans joined the celebration. Haines pitched steadily, holding New York to 0 runs, with support from Hafey and Hornsby to seal the victory and put St Louis up two games to one in the series.
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World Series notes praise and tension in tense game
Southworth drew an ovation after a first inning single as Lazzer, Alexander, and Haines hold the Yankees in check. Dugan breaks a spell with a third inning hit. Ruth endures hostile silence while St. Louis and New York trade errors, with Cardinals avoiding misplays and fans cheering Haines and NL champions.
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Series figures and scores from baseball games
AP standings show Chicago league figures with Yankees and Cardinals results. First Yankees 2 Cardinals 1, second Cardinals 6 Yankees 2, third Cardinals 4 Yankees 0. Tuesday attendance 87,708. total receipts 162,398.00. players share 83,128.98. advisory 74,449.70. each club and league 13,854.83. Three day totals: attendance 162,966. receipts 563,802. players 287,539.02. advisory 84,570.30. each club 47,923.17. each league 47,923.17.
Tony Travers to Join Welter Class
New Haven boxer Tony Travers, former Connecticut lightweight champion, will attempt welterweight competition. Managers say he cannot safely make lightweight weight again without harming his health. At Nutmeg stadium recent weigh in showed 141 pounds and spectators doubted a return to lightweights.
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