Drillers Rally To Take Second Win Over Highlanders In Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge on Tuesday the Drillers defeated the Highlanders 11 to 5 to even the series at 2-1. Luckey and Gribble each had three hits, Glass homered, and Armour was punished for multiple runs as the Drillers offense stayed ahead. The Cotton States league leaders Pine Bluff and Jackson won as Jackson’s Westmoreland led with five hits in six at bats.
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Baton Rouge Beats Monroe In 11 Innings
Monroe falls 11 to 5 after a late Baton Rouge surge. Key moments include Glass homering for Baton Rouge and Luckey stealing bases while Huber and Hume contributed multiple hits. Terry earns the win for Baton Rouge with Armour taking the loss.
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Rochelle Beats Monroe MP Nine In Eleven Innings
In a high scoring regional game Rochelle defeats Monroe MP 10 to 9 in eleven innings on Bobby Northern's walk off home run over left field. Lily Holmes relieved Robertson who started for Rochelle and Dodd pitched all nine for Monroe. Northern homered in the final frame while Robertson added a homer and two doubles for Rochelle.
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Baseball Leaders and Standings Summary
The list highlights top NL batters Fisher Cardinals and Cuyler Cubs with runs and RBIs led by Klein Phillis. Giants Terry tops hits while Frisheh Cardinals doubles and Cuyler Cubs lead in triples and stolen bases. AL features Simmons Athletics batty .405 Ruth Yankees RBIs Gehrig Gehringer McManus doubles and Ruth home runs, with Rice Senators steals.
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Canzoneri Wins In New York Bout Over Grogan
Tony Canzoneri of New York outpointed Tommy Grogan of Omaha in a 10 round decision. Mel Tarleton of England stopped Frankie Marcheee of New York in seven. Berry pitched 12 innings for the loss with Droll and Lee also throwing. Bases on balls were 4 5 and 1 for Berry Droll and Lee respectively. Left on base counts were 7 for Vicksburg and 8 for Jackson. Time 2 1 2:30. Umpires King and Harmon.
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Poughkeepsie Regatta Looms For Four Mile Hudson Course
Suffolk Sport Bug surveys crews from Yale Columbia Navy Cornell Penn Syracuse California and Washington as likely winners in the annual four mile Hudson race. Columbia appears strongest with Navy and California among hopefuls. Starts set for tomorrow amid optimism and a plea to avoid last year’s darkness.
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Detroit Beats Boston in 10 Inning Baseball Thriller
Detroit scores eight runs while Boston tallies seven in a tight affair. Sorrell leads with two RBI and a three base hit, supported by Berry Narlesky and Koenig. Pitchers Sorrell and Mulrooney split duties, Herring earns the win, Mulrooney the loss, in a 2:28 game with 6,000 in attendance.
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Giants Beat Reds As Ford and Meusel Drive Run Totals
In a 4 to 1 game, Ford and Meusel drove in multiple runs for New York while Cincinnati struggled to muster offense. Genewich took the loss after six innings, with Roettger and Ott contributing key hits for the Giants. Attendants reached 3,000 as umpires Reardon Magerkurth and Clarke oversaw the contest lasting 1 hour 38 minutes.
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American Association doubleheader results and scores
United Press reports two games with Kansas City and Milwaukee routed by Indianapolis and Columbus, and Minnesota and St Paul splitting in Detroit. Pitchers and batters include Daney Sprinz Fette Snyder Loutaville Deberry Penner Thompson Robertson Bavid Shea Wykoff Wysong Dixon Benton Gonzales Helmach E Smith Betts Munos Grabowski Teleis St Paul Ferguson Henlime Harris Fenner.
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Spudders Favored to Repeat in Split-Year Opener
Eight Texas league clubs enter the second half with Wichita Falls Spudders as favorites after winning the first half by eight and a half games. Waco Cubs impressed at night baseball with four straight wins, while Dallas Fort Worth and Houston boosted hopes of catching the Oilers. Jim Chapman and Grover Cleveland Alexander days highlight opening-day festivities in Dallas and other cities. The Spudders split their final doubleheader with the Buffs as Florrich and Reinehart pitched well, and Tiny Owens led Beaumont to an 8 8 comeback win.
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Dorothy Mackaill Leads Hull Girl to Screen Fame
A four year rise details Dorothy Mackaill as a Hull standee who became a celebrated screen idol through natural charm and rapid success. The piece also notes Old Gold cigarettes rising in popularity from obscurity to one of America's fastest growing brands.
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