Cubs Defeat Cardinals 5 To 3 In Series Win
Cubs win their second straight in the series 5 to 3 as Lonnie Warneke allows two homers but eight Cubs hits, led by Herman and Watkins. Chicago belts three long balls with Grimm and Collins also homering, keeping them atop the league standings.
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Braves win final Giants game 7 4 in Boston series
The Braves swept the New York Giants in a shortened two game set as Fred Fitzsimmons struggled in the second and third innings. Boston rallied to seven runs on ten hits for a 7 to 4 victory. Cantwell earned the win while Fitzsimmons took the loss.
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Grove-Crowder Mound Duel Ends In 2 To 1
The Washington Senators beat the Philadelphia Athletics 2 to 1 in a pitcher’s duel. Moe Berg hit a decisive two-base hit in the eighth or later and Reynolds scored the winning run on a Berg double. Crowder allowed five hits in nine innings while Grove yielded nine. Captain Albert W. Stevens, U S Army Air Corps, recently took an aerial photograph covering 331 miles.
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Cleveland Indians Rally Past White Sox Despite Errors
Cleveland beat Chicago 10 to 7 for a seventh straight win as Morgan drove in a decisive eighth inning run with a bases loaded double. The Indians overcame five errors and belted six runs in the second off Vic Frasier.
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Tigers Tie Series With 4-3 Win Over Browns
Detroit beat St. Louis 4 to 3 as Gehringer hit a three run homer with one on base. Sam Gray lasted five innings for the Browns while Earl Whitehill limited the Browns to seven hits.
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Slugging Duel Won by Phillies Over Dodgers in 18 Innings
Philadelphia rallies from 3 7 deficit to beat Brooklyn 8 7 in 18 innings. Grabowski picks up the win after a back and forth game featuring 18 hits apiece, Kelly homers for Brooklyn, and Quinns wild pitch delivering the final run with Scarritt on third.
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Baseball's Big SixY All in One Tie Breaker
The AP reports Les Mallon of the Phillies delivered a pinch hit in his sole plate appearance to break a National League tie with Chuck Klein and Pinkey Whitney. Hughey Critz and Bill Terry also chased the league lead, while Lou Gehrig failed to hit and Gerald Walker collected two of four. Billy Dickey went two for three, replacing Jimmie Foxx as the Yankees’ third NL rep.
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Penn Relay Stars Smash Own Meet Records at Penn Relays
University of Pennsylvania dominates final day with an 8:15.4 one mile relay, beating NYU and Colgate to reclaim the carnival mark. Duke's Fulmer wins broad jump, Grant McDougal takes hammer, and Yale's Crowley secures discus, as Hamilton Collegiate Institute's Canadian team sets a two mile world junior mark.
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Eastman Breaks Quarter Mile Mark In Stanford Meet
At the Stanford meet in Los Angeles Eastman, the Stanford star nicknamed Big Ben, shattered the 16 year old quarter mile record with 47.1 seconds. He also won the half mile in 1 53.8 and anchored the mile relay in 46.7 as Stanford scored 49 1 4 while USC swept five events to win 81 1 4 to 49 3 4.
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Adams-Millis Defeats Rube Eldridge in Glenora Clash
Adams-Millis beat Rube Eldridge 16 to 9 at Glenora behind four singles by Martin and three by Stone. Rimmer pitched for Adams-Millis while Craig and Eldridge started on the mound for Rube Eldridge.
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Catawba Wins Narrowly Over Guilford in Nine Innings
Kesler singled in the ninth to drive in Appanaitis after a first inning double, lifting Catawba to a 7 to 6 victory over Guilford. Guilford scored in each of the first two innings, while Catawba answered with runs in the seventh and ninth to seal the win behind Wellens Purnell Webster Holsinger Miller and Zimmerman.
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