Reds Edge Giants In Nine Inning Rally At Redland Field
In a wild 10 to 9 victory at Redland Field, Cincinnati Reds overcome the New York Giants after a dramatic final frame. Jakie May started for Cincinnati, but costly errors and a late nine run surge framed a chaotic win sealed by Bill Zitzmann’s two-base hit delivering the tying and winning runs.
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White Sox Renew Struggle for Top In American Loop
The Chicago White Sox push to lead the American League by winning six of seven games in the week ending Saturday. Yankees slip to second with six of eight. St Louis leads the National League with five wins and no defeats. Ruth Gehrig homer leaders and Pirates, Brooklyn strong pitching noted.
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Pipp and Lindy Turn Tight Game as Red Suffer Slugfest
Pipp doubles and scores as Bressler opens the scoring. Walker, Jackson, and Ford drive in runs with miscues and a Wanninger sacrifice fly. Peewee fans Greenfield. Pipp and Walker tie it in the fifth, Lindy erring in the sixth as Bressler drives a two bagger to put the locals ahead. The game rocks to a dramatic finish.
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BUNTS AND BINGLES IN REDS VS GIANTS PRACTICE
Cincinnati manager Hendricks takes his team to play at Ivy Wingo's farm team as Red Lucas starts on the mound for the Reds with Bressler at first and Pinelli second. Eddie Roush struggles at bat while Luque tires in the seventh. Attendance reaches 12 591 as Giants edge ahead before Donohue finishes.
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Donohue
Ruth Builds Lead With Seventeenth Home Run of 1927
Babe Ruth hit his seventeenth homer of the 1927 season against Detroit, placing him one ahead of his 1921 pace. In the week, Ruth hit four homers, as Lou Gehrig added two, and Hack Wilson led NL with two. Leading sluggers list Ruth 17, Gehrig 13, Wilson 10 in NL and AL totals, with Williams and Webb also among top hitters.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday's National and American Leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 10 New York 9 Chicago 7 Boston 0 St. Louis 8 1 Brooklyn 0 6. American League games show St. Louis 9 Washington 1 and New York 5 Detroit 3. Only games scheduled.
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Schedule Preview: Brooklyn, St. Louis. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
Brooklyn visits St. Louis while Philadelphia plays Pittsburgh in today’s NBA style schedule. Boston travels to Chicago for a separate clash.
Baseball pairings for today in two leagues
In the American League Cleveland visits Philadelphia while Chicago plays Boston. No American Association games are scheduled.
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Robins Rally To Split Doubleheader With Cardinals
Brooklyn Robins overturn an 8-0 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals by winning the second game 6 to 1. Doak and Haines pitched after a rough first game, Hafey homered for St. Louis, and Southworth Bottomley Statz featured the doubleheader notes in St. Louis.
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Trio of Cincinnati Clubs Tie for Green Division Lead
Three Greater Cincinnati tennis clubs Terrace Park Covington and Evanston share first in the Green division after interclub play. Armco Middletown and Cincinnati Tennis Club split, while Cincinnati Gym and Hyde Park head Blues. Stairstep results plus singles and doubles contests mark the standings.
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Frank Lockhart Wins 100 Mile Auto Race
Frank Lockhart won the 100 mile dirt track race in Detroit at an average speed of 78 mph. Cliff Woodbury finished second with Ira Vail third, Bruce Miller fourth, and Shorty Cantlon fifth. George Sanders, winner of the 100 mile race at Indianapolis, retired on lap 42 with a broken cylinder head.
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Whitey Witt Sold to Reading Club of International League
Kansas City announces the sale of Whitey Witt an outfielder for the Kansas City American Association to the Reading club of the International League. Witt had been sold earlier to Hollywood of the Coast League but the deal fell through after he objected to playing far from home.
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Pacific Coast League Standings Preview Update
The report lists current PCL records: Sacramento 8-5 with Hollywood at 9-3, San Francisco 4-3 while Portland sits 2-1, Oakland 7-8 opposite the Missions 8-5, and Los Angeles 4-1 with Seattle at 5-11.
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Texas League Scores Weather Affects Evening Games
Dallas defeated Ft Worth 10 to 1 while San Antonio and Houston were tied 3 to 3 when play ended after the fifth inning due to rain. Waco topped Beaumont 9 to 2 in the same slate. Wichita Falls and Shreveport were postponed by rain.
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Ruth Drives in Winner as Yankees Top Tigers 5 3
New York defeats Detroit 5 to 3 to take two of three in the series. Babe Ruth hits his 17th homer in the sixth to put the Yankees ahead and adds a go ahead single in the eighth after Detroit ties the game. Rain paused play for over an hour. 45,000 spectators attended at the stadium.
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Browns Triumph Over Senators 9 to 1 in MLB Tilt
The Browns defeated the Senators 9 to 1 as Braxton struggled, surrendering twelve hits before exiting in the sixth. Schulte slugged three doubles while O'Rourke spoiled no safeties for St. Louis, and Zachary limited Washington to four hits.
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Two Sluggers Slated for Semi Windup at Ft. Thomas
Johnny Roberts of Huntington West Virginia and Don Boyer of Toledo were named as the two rugged battlers for the semi windup in the benefit boxing bill at Ft. Thomas arena on Thursday night. Capt. M. E. Halloran, match maker, said he would confirm the two fighters only when sure they deliver fireworks. The Roberts Boyer slugfest is expected to draw larger crowds than the previous show as fans anticipate a gruelling match between two noted knockout artists.
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Maccabee All Jewish Soccer Team Defeats New York All Stars
In Brooklyn at Ebbets Field the Maccabee All Jewish soccer team from Palestine beat a New York State Football Association all star squad 5 goals to 4. The first game of their American tour drew about thirty thousand spectators despite a muddy field.
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Tildens March to Title Ends in Five-Set Loss to Lacoste
In St Cloud France William Tilden lost the International Hard Court final to Rene Lacoste 6-4 4-6 5-7 6-3 11-9 after a three hour thirty one minute match. Lacoste injured a leg in the third set and the crowd of 8000 witnessed a tense display of strategy and nerve.
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