Baseball standings and results from yesterday
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 54 wins and Chicago trailing at 42. Yesterday Chicago routed Boston 7 to 2 while Cincinnati topped Philadelphia 10 to 5 and St Louis beat Brooklyn 12 to 5. Pittsburgh defeated New York 7 to 5 in 10 innings.
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Stevie Riggs Stephenson Wins Cubs Fans Vote
Chicago fans crown Jackson Riggs Stephenson as their favorite Cub. The veteran right fielder, nicknamed Stevie, has not been booed in 11 seasons and hits around .325 this year while lauded as the NL’s toughest batter in clutch moments.
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Scores from multiple city matchups and games
Nashville 9 over Chattanooga 5. Memphis 0 New Orleans 6. Little Rock 3 Birmingham 4. Other listed games include St. Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Knoxville at Atlanta. Nashville at Chattanooga Memphis at New Orleans Little Rock at Birmingham.
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Stevie Stephenson A Storied Steady Hitters Career
The 32 year old Mississippi born slugger known for loud bats and a measured batting approach believes pitching is tougher this year. A lifelong hit maker with a career average around .340, he played college football and baseball at Alabama before a 1925 injury shifted his path. He rose through Cleveland to Kansas City, Indianapolis, then the Cubs at Wrigley Field where he remains a fan favorite.
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Cramer Reassigns Mule Haas from Center Field
Roge Cramer has moved Mule Haas from center field to right field with the Philadelphia Athletics. Haas once hailed as the best centerfielder since Tris Speaker, shifts to make way for the speedy New Jersey native. Cramer, signed as a free agent in 1929, says Haas remains a burgeoning star of the American League.
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Fordham Diamond Stars Get Trial With N. Y. Giants
Fordham players John Tip Hobin or Jack Fisher may soon rise to major league status with the New York Giants. The pair, coming from Fordham University, join the trend of players making the leap to the majors without a hefty price tag, following the Gehrig example.
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