Balloon Pitch Downs Americans In 7-1 All Star Game
The National League edged the American League 7-1 as balloon pitch and nothing ball puzzled the Americans. Ken Raffensberger Rip Sewell and Jim Tobin held 12 hits in check while Tex Hughson gave up four runs in the fifth. Billy Southworth’s squad capitalized with key hits from Connie Ryan Augie Galan and Phil Cavarretta, temping Lee Hughson from the mound.
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Sports Roundup Highlights From New York July Roundup
A noisy jumble of sports notes from New York dated July covers Babe Didrikson Zaharias eyeing big men’s events after pausing tennis for a right elbow growth, and other tidbits about boxing managers, Tulane’s Felts, Mike Kelley’s 60-year career honor, and quirky league chatter. Includes references to a Knoxville park lull and odd vacation plans amid a mixed bag of sports gossip and service news from Princeton and Great Lakes.
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All-Star Game Highlights From Pittsburgh Clash
George McQuinn and Rip Sewell shined as the American and National League pitchers mixed pace and power. Ken Raffensberger outdueled Hughson while veteran play and standout catches fueled a 7 to 1 NL win. Bill Nicholson and Duke Ellington era stars mixed with dramatic fielding, and Funk Borowy contributed the lone AL run in a game steeped in midseason spectacle.
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Night games loom in pennant races across leagues
The IWGrenbH notes night play may affect pennant outcomes as Senators bolster after dark with knuckleballers Leonard Haefner Niggeling and Candial. Sampson Naval Training Station boasts a 15-1- record, led by Vandermeer and White with Tuts Phillips and Rogers hitting. Owners vote to permit remaining league games at night, excluding Sundays, as clubs seek revenue with night contests in Cardinals Browns Blue Jays Athletics and White Sox systems set to capitalize.
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Boxing Night Headlines From Multiple Cities
Washington bouts saw Holman Williams outpointed by Marshall in a ten round decision. In Buffalo Johnny Green defeated Jory Peenlty while Stan Claslck outpointed Stan Bollus. New York Milton Kessier beat Tiger Jetson in a ten rounder. Union City Ridy Gis cointe won over Wommy Fisatl. Bedford Mary Qetranova boxed Dom Amoroso to a decision loss. Sfoy Bayen’s Al Dacey defeated Snooks Dacey in a ten round bout.
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Minor League Scots Scoreboard Mixed Results
In the International League Newark defeats Syracuse 5 to 3 while Buffalo beats Rochester 4 to 0. In the American Association Toledo edges Louisville 2 to 1 and Milwaukee suffers a 9 to 2 loss to Minneapolis. Columbus blows out Indianapolis 14 to 4.
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Irvine Forge to Meet Wagner All-Stars Sunday
Irvine Forge & Ordnance hosts an all star exhibition Sunday at Wilder Field. The visiting Pirates great Honus Wagner and fellow Pittsburgh players are slated to attend. lineups include former major and minor league stars such as Regan Krapp Powley and Gorman. Expected visitors include Bill Phelps or Al Hines as opposing pitchers.
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City League Ball Game Postponed to Thursday Evening
City League baseball match between Indian and Yankees postponed last night. The two teams will play Thursday at 6 40 o clock at Loveland Field. Players were unavailable due to vacations and many were away at a city event in Pittsburgh with others resting.
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Sewell Confident Browns Will Be In Pennant Fight
New York The Browns’ skipper Sewell remains confident the club can contend for the American League title this season after years of poor starts and midseason slumps. He stresses hustle over mere talent, cites past improvements, and notes the team’s steady approach under pressure as key to a pennant chase.
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Ken Blackman Named Manager at Bradford
Buffalo, N.Y. July 12. Ken Blackman was named manager at Bradford, replacing Ray Brubaker who moved to Wilmington in the Interstate League. The Bradford club beat the Falcons 6-5 to climb to third place as Hornell defeated Branford 1.
Tilt With Forge Is Postponed
Several Carty Players On Vacation. Gary Merchants delay Thursday game against Irvine Forge at North Warren to later date. A makeshift lineup was used for the planned tilt as the club recovers strength for the second meeting. Business Manager Walter Ross reports no Sunday game yet. Erie City League teams contacted for a replacement. Exhibition in Albany: Philadelphia Athletics beat Albany Senators 13-5 after a thunderstorm delay.
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