Reds Defeat Phillies 3 102 in Pitchers Duel at Shibe Park
Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 3 to 2 behind Paul Derringer as Sylvester Johnson held the Phils hitless in the ninth. Craft delivered a third inning run-scoring single for the decisive margin while Frey doubled in the second and McCormick scored on a wild pitch. Local 16,000 crowd watched the tense contest.
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Danning Drives Seventh Homer as Mets Fall Short in Chicago
Danning and Bonura homeroff Bill Lee pace Chicago to a 3 to 5 win over New York. Ott and Ort contribute runs in a game marked by three Chicago runs in the third and late relief. Lee struggles as Gumbert earns the win and the clubs split the series.
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Crawford's Service Loses First City League Game
Crawford's Service, league leader, dropped its first season game yesterday as Seven-Up Bottlers blasted 28 hits to win 25 to 5. Skipper hit two home runs, Fields added a homer and three bases, and Riggin went four for four. Batteries: Riggin and W Stron.
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Big Six League Scores and Standings Report
Farmerville and Ansley lead the Big Six with strong showings as Bernice, Chatham, Marion, and Huttig trail. Final tallies show Farmerville 4 1 and Ansley 4 3. Chatham 4 2 with Bernice 2 and Marion 1.
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Yankees Pound White Sox For 1 To 2 Victory
In a continuation from the tenth page, the Yankees defeated the White Sox 2 to 1. Estalella drove in two or three runs as the Cuban contributed key RBIs while pitching changes and defensive plays marked the outcome.
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Twilight League results show Woodmen, Sunshine Cleaners win
Woodmen of the World defeated Bakers 6 to 3 for their third straight win. United Gas beat Independents 7 to 6 with ten hits to four. Sunshine Cleaners edged Knights of Columbus 2 to 1 as Batteries listed. Cleaners vs Independents postponed to Monday at United Gas diamond.
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Standings and schedules across leagues and cities
Key standings show Monroe leading Greenwood and Helena near top, with various matchups listed. Scheduled games span multiple cities including New York, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and hot spots like Pine Bluff, Hot Springs, El Dorado, and Clarksdale. Baseball and other results include New York 7 Chicago 2 and Detroit 8 Philadelphia 4 with numerous day-by-day matchups noted.
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50X Trounce Greenwood's Crackers 6-1
50X defeated Greenwood's Crackers 6 to 1 as Ray pitched three hitless innings. Greenwood’s lone run in the sixth was unearned after a misplay by Conway. Davis singled home Bill Gregory for Greenwood's run.
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Basketball summary scores and players from a historic game
Umpires Beggs and Crefice officiated a basketball card with teams Helena Hot Springs Clarksdale Greenville El Dorado and players Abbit Graves Kraus McNulty Devine Albasto Shafer Masters Fisher Lee Krole Johnson Powell Grega Harris Spence and others listed for scoring and lineups. Final tallies indicate varied team results and a close contest across multiple quarters.
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Open Championship round reports from Cherry Hills
A year ago Henry Picard and Jimmy Hines led the United States Open at Cherry Hills Denver after a first round with 70 one under par. Three years ago Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis Browns manager, returned to active duty at first base as his team beat the Yankees 5-3. Five years ago Belmont Stakes winner Peace Chance by four lengths led the field in America's richest race for three year olds.
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Boxing results from various cities list byweights and outcomes
In Chicago Gunnar Barland 197 outpointed Tony Musto 203. In New York Paul DeBello 136 outpointed Frankie Wallace 137 with Al Davis 141 outpointing Irish Eddie Brink 139 three rounds, Scranton. In Des Moines Everett Rightmire 120 outpointed Frankie Covelli 126. Johnny Paycheck in Waterloo knocked out Bill Davis. In Indianapolis Herb Gilmore 125 outpointed Joey Palmo 128 with Jerry Martin 147 defeating Jackie Lee 143. Atlantic City Billy Passon 120 outpointed Willie Roach 126. In Pine Bluff Jimmy Merritt 215 stopped Maxey Doyle 200. In Birmingham Sammy Magro 141 outpointed Jose Estrada 144.
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Southern Smokies Trim Vols In Nashville Night
Knoxville’s Lamowski and Kies, Collier, Gassas, Adams and Blaemire provided key at bats as the Smokies outslugged Tennessee 9 to 5 in Nashville. Cal Chapman collected four hits in five plate appearances for the Vols, while Knoxville pitchers held the Vols to limited runs across three starts by Lamowski.
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