Champs Open Season With Narrow 2 1 Win Over Infants
In a tight opener at home the Champs defeated the Infants 2 to 1 behind strong pitching from Doggie Miller. Guy Dickey delivered the decisive eighth inning single driving in Doggie Miller as W. Miller reached safely earlier. Red McDermott and Kenworthy delivered solid defense while the resilient Miller escaped jams in the sixth and seventh, preserving the lead despite late visitor pressure.
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Batteries-Petty Bailey and Stephens in extra innings win
South Bend defeats Terre Haute 4 2 after ten innings as Batteries Petty Bailey and Stephens and Spencer Young Criger contribute. Umpires Hurst and Evans report a record NL crowd in this city for a Pittsburgh game. Batteries Willis Gibson Ritchie Dook with Umpire Emslie in Philadelphia clash.
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Chicago Cubs flops as Mets top rivals 4 to 1
Chicago suffered a weak home display as New York edged Chicago 4 to 1. Batter errors and pitching woes marked the game with Owen and Manuel on Chicago side and Blair on New York. Umpires Sheridan and Gan officiated.
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Cincinnati and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in NL Play
In a National League twin bill Cincinnati and Brooklyn split. First game Cincinnati won 6 3 over Brooklyn while Brooklyn took the second 3 2. Batteries listed include Mobell Ewing McLean Ritter and more. Umpires Rudderham and Johnstone. Boston also swept St Louis 10 5 and 9 3 with notable plays by Sweeney and Browne. Wiltse pitched for New York in a 4 1 win over Chicago. Philadelphia fell to Pittsburgh 2 4 in the day’s action.
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Toledo Takes Third Straight From Columbus In Afternoon Play
Toledo wins its third straight over Columbus with four doubles in the eighth, three runs score. Indianapolis defeats Louisville in doubleheader two games, and Durham pitches both wins. Milwaukee tops Kansas City as Egan struggles. Minneapolis beats St Paul as LeRoy guides the Pearls. Plus notes on local teams, lineups, and upcoming games.
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Champs Beat Zanesville to Lead League Race
Sporting notes report the Champs defeated Zanesville lifting them atop Terre Haute in standings. Tommy McCarthy, sidelined by a broken arm, is expected to return soon. Pep Clark studies signals as he juggles five fingers for grip while addressing a spitball request. Zanesville endures a nine game skid as fans flock to a hopeful season turnaround.
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Roanoke Beats Jackson All-Stars In Senior Ball Game
Roanoke defeats Jackson All-Stars of Fort Wayne points to none as Reddin pitches for Roanoke and Dietrich for the All-Stars. Waynes topple Textiles 5 to 1 with McKee striking out sixteen. Other local games include Waynes vs Elks and Grays vs Whitley Greens as schedules unfold in Roanoke and nearby towns.
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