Rush Pitches Bears to 6-1 Victory in Rain Delay
Chanute star Andy Rush earned his second win since suspension as the Bears defeated the Albany Hawks 6 to 1 before rain halted a doubleheader at Newfield Park. Moe Solomon and Dickey Bartell starred with timely hits, while Bridgeport’s Belanger and Be langer contributed late. Fans presented Rush a $251.59 appreciation collection as mud hindered play and officials halted the second game after the sixth inning.
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Senators Divide With New Haven On Muddy Diamond
Hartford opened a doubleheader with New Haven on a mud soaked field, losing 6 3 in the day game and winning 7 0 in the nightcap behind Thomas. Paul Hopkins received a traveling gong and a gold watch as Chester fans celebrated his day.
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Reds win two contests from Boston Braves
Cincinnati. Sept 11. The Reds won both games of a doubleheader against the Boston Braves, 4 to 2 and 16 to 5. Pete Donohue dominated the first game while Jaxie May clearly overpowered in the second. Dick Rudolph suffered as Hugh McQuillan and Boston pitching struggled. Pittenger led the Reds with four of five at the plate in game two, with Purdy contributing strong hitting in both games.
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Davis and Schinkle Battle for Eastern League Batting Title
With the Eastern League season near finish Al Schinkel of Hertford and Davis of Hartford vie for the league batting crown. Schinkel leads in average at .345, Davis close behind. Other leaders include Butler, Stapleton, Keesey, Roser, Niebergall, Mearthy, Albert, Bates, Krahe, Emmerich, Solomon, and Yordy in various categories. Waterbury tops fielding. Pittsfield leads team batting and home runs race with Albany.
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American swimming teams planned in Albany announcement
Albany report says Byron Summers and William Erickson announced plans to form an American swimming team to challenge foreign swimmers. Summers holds the Catalina Island swim record. Erickson placed second in the Lake George 24 mile marathon and third in the Lorento mule triangular. A judiciary will organize the team in New York City.
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Cardinals Tie Giants With 5 0 Victory Over Dodgers
Fred Frankhouse pitched a six hit shutout for the Cardinals as Brooklyn was blanked 6 0. Two eighth inning errors by Barrett and Herman led to three runs, with Holm singling and Bottomley scoring on Barrett’s miscue. Frisch bunted and Holt and Bottomley scored on a wide throw past third.
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Berkshires Split Double Header in Senior City League
The Berkshires split a double header with Mohicans winning 2 to 9 in the opener, then Berkshires defeated A. R. 8S 3 to 2 in the late session. Players Drew, Parker, Pond, Jacobs and Shen starred for Berkshires, while Roagageat led Mohicans.
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Buffalo to be in Little World Series opener set
The Little World Series between Buffalo, International League flag winner, and the American Association pennant winner will start September 28. President Hickey announced an agreement with John Conway to open the series in the west at Milwaukee, Kansas City, or Toledo, depending on which team wins the Association banner.
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Cubs Climb in National League Race With Giants Win
Chicago defeats New York 7 to 5 to pull within 2 1/2 games of the leading Pirates as Heck Wilson ties for NL home run lead with 26. Giants rally in fifth but Cubs turn a double play in sixth to halt further scoring. Crowd of about 45,000 at Chicago for the late-season clash.
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Beardsley Park Golfers Postpone Match With Highland Park
The Beardsley park golf team was set to play Derby's Highland park yesterday but the match is postponed to next Sunday due to rain.
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