Albany Bears Rally Past Senators In Tight Eastern League Game
Albany defeats Bridgeport 3 1 at Chadwick Park to close season with strong defense. Anderson pitches effectively as Moe Solomon and Benny Helgeth make key fielding plays. Belanger and Roser collect late hits but Albany holds on for the win.
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Benny Helgeth
Dick Bartell
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Yankees Take Doubleheader. Chase AL Record
The Yankees won both games of today’s doubleheader against the White Sox 2 1 and 58 1, narrowing the gap to two games from the American League season mark. Babe Ruth hit his 64th homer, Waite Hoyt earned his 22nd win, and Ted Lyon and Koenig contributed key performances as New York moves within reach of the 105-win record set by Boston in 1912.
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Bonnard Sold to Athletics by Milwaukee Club
Claude Bonnard pitcher for the Milwaukee club in the American Association has been sold to the Philadelphia Athletics. The Milwaukee management announced the deal saying he is subject to draft and will report next spring to the Athletics for deployment and cash consideration in return.
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Beardsley Park Golf Team Defeats Highland Park 17 to 2
Beardsley Park led by captain Ban Russell dominated Highland Park Derby yesterday at Beardsley Park. Despite missing Charley Johnson and Johnny Czykowski, Beardsley pairs mostly posted at least two points, with notable scores from O Sullivan and Saifen partners. Possible rematch with Halper ee Park Stamford touted for October.
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White Eagle Juniors win title with 6 1 victory over Clovers
Michael pitched brilliantly for the White Eagles, defeating Semmy Dizenzo and the Clovers 6 to 1 in the Junior City championship final before 1,800 fans. Michaels contributed at the plate with a triple and a brace of runs batted in while clover errors and defensive miscues aided the late scoring surge.
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Bears Nosed, Out By Hillies For Third
Albany finishes the Eastern League season with a two and a half game lead over Springfield after a tense race. Pittsfield sits two points back of the Ponies, as Bridgeport wins eight of its last ten games to battle for third place. Final standings follow.
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Davis Gromned Best Hitter in Eastern League
The Curtain fell on the Eastern League as George Davis of Hartford led with a .352 mark through 45 games. Al Schinkel trailed in batting, while Schinkel topped safe hits with 200 and Davis played 148 games to 39 for Schlinkel. Other leaders included Emmerich in runs, Yordy in home runs, and Walsh in victories.
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Giants Split Double Header With Reds in pennant chase
Cincinnati and New York divided a doubleheader today 7 to 0 and 4 to 2. In the opener Lucas hurled a strong game as the Reds piled up three Giant pitchers for ten hits. Lindstrom and Hargrave produced the only notable Giants moments. In the nightcap New York jumped to an early lead and held on as Lindstrom and Hornsby provided key hits, with Reds pitching allowing late runs but not enough to overtake the visitors.
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Taylor
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Rede
Dressen
Hornsby
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Mann
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Ford
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Kelly
Jablonowski
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Women Clash for Club Title at Brooklawn Today
Mrs Harold Fish who dominated the fall ladies tourney at Brooklawn Country Club will meet Miss Carolyn Chapman in the final. Fish beat Mrs George N Bissell 1 up and then defeated Mrs John K Williamson 2 up 3 to go to reach the final. Chapman, current champion, defeated Mrs W C North 3 up. The match promises a close finish if both play their usual games.
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George N. Bissell
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Buckingham Hoffman Win Doubles Crown
K T Buckingham and Winnie Hoffman captured the municipal doubles championship at Beardsley Park yesterday morning. They defeated Stanley Lonsdale and Ed Jones 6-4 1-6 6-4 8-2 before a record crowd, the veteran lobbing and Hoffmans net play overpowering the Dartmouth College alumni.
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Hillies Defeat New Haven 3-2 in Last Battle
Pittsfield closes the 1927 Eastern League season with a 3-2 win over New Haven. Nichols limited New Haven to four hits in seven innings, but two errors and nine walks helped the Hillies score all runs in the fifth inning. Taber settled in after the third.
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Phofs Nose Out Tigers in Exhibition 5 to 3
New Haven scene reports Phofs defeating the Tigers 5 to 3 in an exhibition. Vialtors held scoreless until the ninth when three doubles produced three runs. Pitchers Hillis and Hawkins were hit hard, with Shes and Hyman Dannig in the lineup.
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Waner Tops High Paid Stars in Baseball Standings
New York Sept. 18. Paul Waner of Pittsburgh remains the top hitter among baseball’s elite, six points ahead of Lou Gehrig. Ty Cobb sits third with Rogers Hornsby close behind. Frankie Frisch, once ahead of Hornsby, falls to seventh but leads in stolen bases. The standings show Waner’s continued dominance.
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Associated Press
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Lou Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Rogers Hornsby
Theeorgian
Frankie Frisch
Hornsby
Ten Millions Bet On Fight Across the Nation
William Kemp, head of the company acting as stakeholder for major bettors, estimates about 5 million will change hands in the United States as wagers on the fight rise. He cites New York at 1.5 million Chicago 1.0 million Philadelphia 850 thousand Boston 250 thousand Pittsburgh 250 thousand and other cities totaling 1.75 million. He puts global wagers at 6.6 million outside the United States.
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