Bears Fall Twice to New Haven in Ten Inning Thriller and 6 4 Defeat
Bridgeport Bears drop a doubleheader to New Haven 2 1 in ten innings and 6 4. First game went to ten frames with a protest over a disputed call by umpires White and Moran. Jimmy Bishop pitched well through the second game before New Haven’s offense, led by a homer by Bishop and key hits, secured the 6 4 win.
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Grays win fourth straight in 4 2 victory over Waterbury
Providence scored four runs on hits with bases loaded as Johnson labored in a 4 2 decision over Waterbury. Silva and Butler sparked the offense while Touchstone struggled but received solid support. Waterbury left 11 on base as Providence improved to four runs.
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Pirates Tie Up Cubs Lead With Double Header Wins
Philadelphia August 31 Pirates take two from Phillies 3-2 in 13 innings and 7-2. Aldridge outduels Ulrich in game one. Wrightstone and Thompson key hits. In game two Pirates surge with four runs in ninth. Hill earns win for Phillies.
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Barry Moore to Face Johnny Fox September 9
Irish fighter Terrence OMoore will box Johnny Fox in Providence on September 9 after a months layoff. He trains in New Canaan with opponent scouting by Norwalk matchmaker Chimbole for a September 22 card in Norwalk. Also included are baseball scoring notes from a Pittsburgh Philadelphia game and Miljus pitching line.
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Senators End Losing Streak With Win Over Mackies
Washington edged Philadelphia 3 to 3 in a game where Irving Hadley earned the mound win and Goose Goslin led the offense with his eleventh homer and a triple. Ty Cobb marked his 23rd AL season start with a hit, as the Senators snapped a skid.
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Reds Clinch Final Series Game Versus Braves 1 To 9
In Boston on August 31 AP reports Adolph Luque limited the Braves to six scattered hits as the Cincinnati Reds won the last game of the season series 9 to 1. A single by Hargraves a sacrifice by Luque Dressen's single and Walker's grounder produced the Reds only run rally in the eighth.
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Portland Awarded Protested Baseball Game Replay
President Claude B. Davison of the New Finland League upheld Portland club’s protest over a loss to Salem at Salem last Thursday. He ordered the game stricken from league standings and scheduled a replay in Portland tomorrow.
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Bears Finish Week Against Pittsfield
The Bridgeport Bears travel to Pittsfield for a three game series with the Hillies to end the week. A sweep could lift Bridgeport into third place while they sit three games back. Pitching duties fall to Jack Warhop or Andy Rush with Macklin catching.
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Champions Take Final Battle In East By 3 1 Tally
The Cardinals closed their eastern trip with a 3 to 1 win over the Robins in Brooklyn. Font Rhei pitched a complete game allowing four hits, earning his first victory after seven straight losses and securing an even split in the four game series as part of the Cubs’ half of the schedule.
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Hopkins Hurler Sold to Senators in Cash Deal
KNEW HAVEN August 31 The owner of the New Haven Eastern league club announced the sale of Paul Hopkins a former Colgate pitcher and recent New Haven player to the Washington team of the American league for cash. Pat Lefus who had been farmed out to Hartford also transferred. Hopkins is a right hand pitcher.
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Ruth Leads Gehrig by Two Homers in New York
Babe Ruth hit homer No. 43 in the eighth inning for the lead over Lou Gehrig, who added a triple as Lazzeri chipped in two Ruthian shots. The standings show Ruth with 18 homers on the year and Gehrig trailing by two in a tense Yankees Red Sox melee.
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Anderson's Homer Powers Albany Win Over Hartford
Albany defeats Hartford 3 to 2 in 15 innings as Anderson hits a decisive homer. Brice and Thomas pitched the full game with Helgeth and Schinkel standout defensively. Hartford protested a 11th inning double play ruling, but the game stood as Albany earns the victory.
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