City All-Stars Win Playoff Thriller Friday Night
City All-Stars defeated Commercial wrestlers nine to seven in a Friday playoff, led by Hoy Taylor's home run and pitching heroics as tailed by Wendel and Chaney Prince Singh. The result kept City in contention while Willams and Alton Camp vie for the Commercial league tie with a pivotal Friday doubleheader looming.
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Herne Havin
Bow
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Fair Park
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Tome Sun Deep
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Cammiereiat Alestirs
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Cammerenal Tea
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Malvern American Legion
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Mita
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Williams Lumber CompanyYhem
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Unique Cnty
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Alton CCC
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Unique Cate
Wilfians
Alton Camp
Erioti Sand
Bruner Ivory
Hope Basket
Bruner
Gabby Street Faces Mounting Pressure With Browns
Charles Evard Street, veteran baseball man, is praised for his cheerful nature but under N L and Browns turmoil faces calls for accountability. Street, long with the team, struggles as the Browns fall further behind and tension rises over handling of players and club leadership.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
New York
Charles Evard Street
Gabby Street
National League Pensants
Athletics
Red Birds
Sarge
Sayvy
Browns Laney
Street
St. Miluel
St. Louis
Sing
Good Fellowship
Oral Hilde
Browns Slump Deepens After Tough White Sox Loss
A chaotic recap shows misplays and suspensions as Walkup and pitcher Whitehead clash at Comiskey Park. Reporter notes failed batting and pitching woes, with Browns farm system details and comments from manager Guibby about continued rebuild and minor league depth.
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Frst
Jim
Arkansan
White Sox
Jarzins Whitehess
Cumiskey Park
City League Tuesday Night Results and Baseball Patchwork
A hectic sports page lists Tuesday results with City All-Star 9 beating Commercial 7 and Malvern 15 over Hope 3. It also notes various Tuesday and Wednesday matchups across cities, with scattered scores like New York 7-10 over St. Louis and Cleveland 9, Washington 8, amid uneven team references and historic notes about admissions in 1889.
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Commercial
Malvern
Hope
New York
St. Lantis
Latvoit
Boston Crain
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Lookouts Rally for 6 2 Win Over Travelers
Chattanooga Lookouts crushed the Little Rock Travelers 6 2 on Tuesday night with all their runs in the seventh. Big Dale Alexander homered and added a single after being recently discarded and resigning from the Lookouts. Other local scores include Nashville defeating New Orleans 6 5 in nine innings at Nashville. Knoxville Smokies lost to Birmingham Barons 11 9 in Knoxville while Atlanta Crackers beat Memphis 3 2 aided by Johnny Hill's ninth inning homer.
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Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
Nashville
Birmingham
Knoxville
L. Pet
Atlanta
Esaneoan
Little Rock
Birmingham A
Chittanooga
Tenn
Dale Alexander
Chattanoga Lookouts Dd
Lookouts
Little Buel Travelers
Little Rusk
Chattanuage
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Coble
Harris
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Tennia
Knoxville Smokies
Tamanil Bullifey
Birmingham Barons
Tighe
Guarge
Phillips
Crouch
Maltzberger
Williams
Peckman
Warren
Johnny Hill
Atlainta
Athinta
Casey
Dottarini
Miller
Durham
Cincinnati Reds Pitcher Tops NL In First-Year Win Percentage
Paul Derringer of the Cincinnati Reds stands as the only NL pitcher to lead the league in winning percentage in his rookie season. Rowe Copies Grove BEAUMONT-Schoolhay Rowe models his approach after Lefty Grove while striving to revive his farm, expressing strong early enthusiasm over the results. "Grove had ant trouble, tau," is noted.
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Piprin
Peagreen
Cincinnati
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati Reds
Joop
Rowe
Grove Beaumont
Schoolhay Rowe
Lefty Grove
Grove
Tau
The Slickest Thing in Sulkies and Other Tidbits
A collection of brief sports and coaching notes: a Detroit Tiger alum discusses arm care with Beaumont, Kee Rowe’s pitching line shows four runs in 17 hits over Tye innings, Portland Coast League pitchers favor warm sleeves with electric pads, Dutch Bergman weighs a return to sugar company work, Low Didler joins Ohio Wesleyan as line coach, Arn Lewis exits for the Cleveland Rams, Dixonville and Enid claims national semi pro glory, Marland invited to pitch opening ball, and Oklahoma’s 12 trailing in Wichita reporting.
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Detroit Tiger
Beaumont
Tye
Rowe
Fortland
Portland
Duncan
Enid
Falstaff Beer Ad Praises Rich Grain Flavor and Quality
A vintage ad extols Falstaff beer for its rare aroma and full bodied flavor. It promises thirst quenching goodness and notes Falstaff’s wide distribution from St. Louis to New Orleans with emphasis on quality and cost.
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Falstaff Brewing Corps
St. Louis
Omaha
New Orleans
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