Industrial Games See Morin Shine In Mill Victory
Morn, the high school phenom, starred as the Connecticut Mills defeated Cooper-Wells 11 to 7 in the Industrial league. Lanier led the Hosiery mill attack with three hits in six appearances including a triple as Morin held steady on the mound. Carey yielded 11 hits in seven innings, while Morin lasted nine for the win. Brown umpired.
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Cooper-Wells
Connecticut Mills
Lanier
Carey
Pickens
Morin
Connecticut Crew
Cary
Provost
H. Lanier
Robertson
Corbitt
Brown
Southern and National League matchups in today's slate
Nashville visits Chattanooga and New Orleans travels to Memphis in Southern League. Birmingham plays Atlanta Mobile hosts Little Rock. In the National League Philadelphia visits Boston New York goes to Brooklyn St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago. In the American League Detroit plays St Louis Chicago visits Cleveland Boston at Philadelphia Washington meets New York.
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Orleans
Little Rock
Eae Noo
Aed
Nta
E & Onal
Ae T
Wat
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Leona
Sian
York
ATL
Phia
American Oe
Ulandaele
Cleveland
Southern League
Nashville
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Mobile
National League
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Baseball Scores Report From The Evening Card
Orleans 11 Nashville 6. Birmingham 3 Birmingham. Atlanta 7 Little Rock 6. Mobile 9 Chattanooga 0. New York 3. Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 6. Chicago 3 St Louis 6. Boston rain.
Baseball Scores From Evening Card
Results show New York 10 over opponent 3 in New York. Washington shuts out Boston 5 to 0. Chicago defeats Cleveland 9 to 1. Detroit beats St Louis 9 to 8.
Leaves Sick Bed To Play In Game Spurs Team Loyalty
A report notes a player leaving a sick bed to take part in a game showing loyalty to Alabama Hosiery Mills and Lookmont Tire Com. The article mentions national ranking and census details affecting the context.
Vols Rally to Seven-Game Streak in Southern Association
Nashville Volunteers surge from last to fourth in the Southern Association with seven straight wins led by a week of 98 hits eight home runs and 70 runs. Memphis leads with six wins in seven, while Mobile and Chattanooga lag while Memphis allows 27 runs. A weekly table details games, scores, and team stats.
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Memphis
Tenn
Volunteers
Nashville
Vols
Memphiss
Wer
Memphians
Chattanooga
Mobile
Recruit Hurlers Halt Yankees in Frantic Series
Leroy Mahaffey, a recruit hurler, derailed the Yankees plan for an all-time batting spree with seven hits against them. The champion Athletics triumphed 10 to 3 as Lazzeri and Cooke homered. Marberry pitched shutout balls for the Nats in a 5–0 win over Boston, Lyons notching his sixth straight victory by beating the Tribe 9–1. The Tigers edged the Browns 9–8 in a wild, error-prone game.
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Leroy Mahaffey
Yanks
Bambino
A's
Lazzeri
Cooke
Marberry
Nats
Boston
Sox
Ted Lyons
Tribe
White Sox
Indians
Lyons
Tigers
Browns
Oyster-opening helped Browns rise to AL fame
Chicago reports Clint Brown credits his success to oyster opening in Baltimore during 1927 28 and credits control for his rise with the Cleveland Indians. The 25 year old right hander began in Rochester and Parksley before winning 23 games for Harrisburg then New Orleans and finally joining Cleveland for the 1929 season.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Clint Brown
Cleveland
Brown
Rochester
Parksley
Eastern Shore League
Baltimore
Harrisburg
New Orleans
Indians
Lawson Robertson Not Seeking 1932 Olympic Head Coach Role
The piece notes Pennsylvania’s Lawson Robertson refuses the 1932 Olympic head coach post, citing no interest in continuing international duties. It discusses possible Pacific coast candidates like Walter Christie and others, noting home games in 1932 may streamline selection and logistics.
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Pennsylvania
Lawson Robertson
Philadelphia
Bobby
Jack Moakley
Walter Christie
California
Rison
Paris
Los Angeles
Olympic Committee
Pacific Coast
Far West
Olympic
Christie
Dean Cromwell
Southern California
R. L. (Dink) Templeton
Stanford
Hec Edmundson
East
University of Washington
Olympic team needs a general manager over a head coach
Robertson argues for a general manager to oversee Olympic teams citing athlete welfare and longer term development. He says coaches contact athletes briefly and many Olympians are experienced and require guidance only when asked. He notes field events may need timely coaching to recover form.
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Robertson
Chicks Rally To Defeat Barons In Close Baseball Game
The Chicks erased an early deficit with an eighth inning four run rally to beat the Barons 5 to 3. Earlier, Plue pitched well and a series of safeties plus an error helped seal the Barons’ downfall.
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Barons
Chicks
Plue
Susko
Jay Partridge
Pels
Vols
Partridge
Eddleman
Moon
Crackers
Rockers
Mobile
Chattanooga
Bears
McColl
Noogans
Robins And Cardinals Set Fast Pace In Week
Brooklyn Robins and St Louis Cardinals ran away with the weekly lead in the National League each going 6 1. Washington led the American League with four wins in five games while the Yankees won six and lost two. The Yankees led in slugging with 108 hits and 77 runs including 18 homers and played solid defense with only four errors. Cincinnati and Boston endured six straight losses finishing last in scoring and hitting. The Phillies and Browns posted better than .500 records while the Dodgers and Cardinals led in runs and homers in the league.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn Robins
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Washington
Yankees
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Phillies
Robins
Cardinals
Senators
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Red Sox
Reds
Red Sox
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Pitcher Johnson Struck On Head In Weekend Baseball Game
Johnson, pitching for the Alabama Mills against Louisville and Nashville shopmen, was struck on the head by a fast ball but not seriously hurt. His effectiveness dropped and Collier relieved him. The infant son of George P. Muncey of Hobart College was pledged to Lambda Pi fraternity.
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Johnson
Alabama Mills
Louisville
George P. Muncey
Hobart College
Geneva, N. Y
Lambda Pi
Frey Debuts as Cincinnati Rises on Pitching Hero
Benny Frey, a 24 year old newcomer from Dexter Michigan, wins two 1 0 games in his first year in the major leagues. He previously played with Nashville in the Southern Association and Toledo in the American association, marking a strong Midwest ascent in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Benny Frey
Fast Company
Nashville
Toledo
Frey
Dexter
Michigan
Luque Baffles Giants in Extra Inning Dodgers Win
Adolph Luque held the Giants to four hits and the Dodgers edged New York 4 to 3 in the tenth inning. An error by Critz allowed the winning run to score. Riggs Stephenson hit a home run for the Cardinals in a 6 to 3 victory over the Cubs. The Reds split a doubleheader, winning the nightcap 4 to 3 behind Red Lucas who also scored the deciding run.
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Adolph Luque
Giants
Dodgers
Critz
Cubs
Charley Root
Riggs Stephenson
Reds
Pirates
Red Lucas
Perie Whiffs 12 In Industrial League Victory
Louisville and Nashville shopmen beat Alabama Hosiery Mills 11 to 4 as Perie fanned 12 in nine innings. They trailed early then rallied in the fourth, chasing Johnson in the sixth while Collier held the line. Watson, Bronaugh, Layman, and Odum led with extra-base hits.
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Ed Perie
Louisville and Nashville Shopmen
Alabama Hosiery Mills
Shopmen
Johnson
Collier
Watson
Bronaugh
Layman
Odum
Perie
Hatchett
Burleson
Eemneesewennesens
ALA. Mills— Nichols
Martin
Ender
OP Gee
King
Comnatancoaneess & Johnson
Lowery
Sispinanauteasy
Eich
Fowler
Strensaetereesees OB
Decatur business man Speake notes improving business
Missouri coal mines output in 1929 rose by half a million tons over 1928, signaling better conditions. D W Speake of Decatur described business as not poor and improving.
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D. W. Speake
Decatur Business Man
Missouri
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