All Stars Triumph 9–7 Over Nationals In All Star Game
Carl Hubbell starred for the American League pitching superbly for three innings as the AL built a large lead. The Nationals rallied briefly and Frankie Frisch and Stan Hack joined a two league offensive flurry, but the AL held on for a 9 to 7 victory marking their second straight all star win.
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Baseball box score with AL and NL clash summary
Batted for Hubbell in third and for Mungo in fifth. Score by innings shows American 9 to 7 National. Key hitters include Frisch Medwick Cronin Aver Foxx Simmons Ruffing Traynor Klein. Winning pitcher Harder. Gate receipts totaled 32 thousand dollars with most funds to charity.
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Baseball's integrity under pressure at Polo Grounds
International News Service recalls baseball's long trust in fair play while recounting Rothstein scandals in horse racing and the 1919 Black Sox episode. It notes baseball's stronger stance against crooks, contrasts with racing, and mentions Abner Doubleday's 1839 rules and eleven players on a field.
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Shellsburg Split Pair With Atkins In Weekend Play
Shellsburg edged Atkins 4 3 in the first game as Kane and Tommy Fien led the offense for Shellsburg while NMoebe and Haerther sparked Atkins with strong hitting. In the rematch Atkins won 1 0 behind solid defense and timely hitting from Haerthe and associates.
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Baldwin Tigers Fall 3 2 at Bellevue in Diamond Tilt
Baldwin Tigers dropped a 3 to 2 decision to Bellevue Merchants on the Bellevue diamond. Deppe allowed seven hits and struck out seven while Bock held the Tigers to a modest output as the game swung on belows and miscues.
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All-Star Game Play By Play Summary
In a tense midseason classic, Gehringer leads a rapid American rally with a leadoff double and Ruth and Gehrig draw walks as Hubbell shuts down the Americans after a bumpy start. Frisch launches a homer for the Nationals while Avill, Averill and Cronin pile on in a chaotic, high event game.
Double steal leads Pirates to win in tense game
Frisch and Traynor spark a chaotic inning as Ott reaches base and steals, Waner and Cronin mix in two bases on errors. Cronin, Gehringer, and Vaughan contribute strong plays in a high tension baseball session with multiple substitutions and errant throws by Umpire Moriarty.
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Masterson Of Nebraska To Play With Pro Team
Bernie Masterson, Nebraska quarterback last season, has signed to play with the Chicago Bears next fall. The announcement came today in Chicago, citing joining the professional team for the upcoming season.
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Newhall Victor Beats Fairfax 22 to 9
Special to The Gare Fairfax game report notes Newhall Victor defeated Fairfax 22 to 9. Key players include Kennedy, Risch, Stasmuar, Kimm, and Kotek contributing scores and innings of play.
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Raiders Fall In Extra Innings On Hall Heroics
Cedar Rapids Raiders lose to Davenport Blue Sox 13th inning when Ed Hall homers with two out after Davenport tied 9th. Hall also drove in four as Mooses Corgnati led Raiders with three singles. John Dickshot missed game. Tubbs and Brunner pitched for Davenport.
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Mrs John J McGraw Victim Of Thieves
Mrs John J McGraw, in New York for memorial services for her late husband at the Polo Grounds, had two suitcases and a zipper bag stolen from her automobile after a brief stop at the Giants offices. The theft occurred during sneak thief activity in the city.
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Delaware Indians Triumph Over Meaderville 6-2 in Win
Delaware Indians win fifth straight, defeating Meaderville 6 to 2 as pitcher Grimm limits Meaderville to three hits. Indians set to meet Ryan Shamrocks next Sunday.
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North English Triumphs 5-4 in 13-Inning Classic
North English beat Bonaparte 5 to 4 in a 13 inning showdown on the local diamond. The extra innings thriller stands as the most exciting game played in town this season.
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Cotter Diamondball Team Splits Twin Bill
In Columbus Junction Cotter beat Muscatine 12 to 3 in the first game while Cotter defeated Town City 10 to 7 in the second. The Muscatine Journal reports a split Diamondball doubleheader Sunday afternoon.
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