Pine Toppers Split Doubleheader With Monroe Drillers
The Pine Toppers split a doubleheader with the Monroe Drillers in Hattiesburg. The Toppers won the first game 9 to 7 before the Drillers won the nightcap 5 to 1. Key moments included a seventh inning rally by Monroe and notable plays by Spruell, Polvogt, and Bobo amid pitching shifts and ejections. A full slate of league games followed across the region.
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Pennock's uneven rise spans nine seasons with the Red Sox and Athletics
The narrative traces Herb Pennock through 1910s baseball, noting three decisive early games, later a 11-4 1914 season mark with the Athletics, a 1915 mix of teams and a 1917 return to form in Buffalo, before a dramatic 1918-1920 rebound and a final tally of 75 wins and 71 losses across ten seasons. The piece questions why the Red Sox kept him and how the Yankees later viewed him as a bargain despite uneven results.
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Herbert Pennock
Connie
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Yankees
Norman McMillan
Camp Skinner
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Herod
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Yanks
Connie Mack
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Baseball Almanac Highlights Browns Red Sox and Pennock
The piece surveys 1927 baseball prognostications and season momentum for the St. Louis Browns and Boston Red Sox, praising Dan Howley and pitcher Lefty Pennock. It notes Browns’ rising form, Pennock’s improved Yankees record, and Phillies’ decline while Oklahoma’s Carl Hubbell and other stars loom for future promotions.
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Otis Brannon
Lu Blue
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Harry Manush
Fred Schulte
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Sam Gray
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Wilbur Hubs
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Boston Braves
Cago Cubs
Mondt Risks Finish Win Over Dusek Friday Night
Joe Toots Mondt the Colorado Flash teams with a wrestling finish against Rudy Dusek Friday night. Mondt, known for rope skills from his ranch, predicts he will bring Dusek to the mat.
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Joe “Toots’ Mondt
Monroe
Holly” Hollingsworth
Toots” Mondt
Billy Avery
Dusek
Mondt
George aVssel
Oreste Vadelfi
Jack Washburn
Howard Cantonwine
Jim Clinstock
Jim Browning
Count Zarynoff
Frank Ojiles
Nick Velcoff
Scotty McDougal
Abe
Avery
Paul Jones
Joe
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Rudy
Fights Results From Roundup Across Cities
Johnny Risko outpointed George Godfrey in Brooklyn Cleveland. Georgie Levine defeated Floyd Hubert in New York. Nando Tassi stopped Wyoming Warner. Bennie Edel defeated Mario Massy. Billy Angelo and Jack McFarland drew. Harry Blutman beat Tony Canzoneri. Johnny Erickson beat Pinkey May. Eddie Shea defeated Rosey Steel. Mickey Fedor beat Battling Steele. Luis Carpentero won over Young Dencio. Billie Knowles defeated Gyp Williams. Jimmy Reed defeated Al Holtzman. Louis Severo stopped Zivelkole. Johnny Corbett kayoed Don Vincent.
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Cleveland
George Godfrey
Philadelphia
Georgie Levine
New York
Floyd Hubert
Nando Tassi
Italy
Wyoming Warner
Bennie Edel
Mario Massy
Billy Angelo
Leiperville
Jack McFarland
Newark
N. J
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Harry Blutman
Tony Canzoneri
Johnny Erickson
Pinkey May
Savannah
Eddie Shea
Chicago
Rosey Steel
Lancaster
el Dorado
Ark
Mickey Fedor
Canton
Battling Steele
Smackover
Toledo
Luis Carpentero
Young Dencio
Billie Knowles
Gyp Williams
Meadville
Jimmy Reed
Erie
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Youngstown
Louis Severo
Zivelkole
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Johnny Corbett
Don ‘Vincent
Scranton
Stallings Plans Retirement After Toronto Heart Attack
George Stallings, famed manager of the Boston Braves and Montreal club, collapses in Toronto on June 7 with a heart attack. He returns home to Dahlonega, Georgia, to rest under physician orders for absolute quiet and possible long term retirement.
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