Yankees win as Senators split doubleheader in Detroit and Cleveland
In Detroit Tony Lagierl drove in three runs with two extra base hits to rally the Yankees past the Tigers 11 to 9 in the final Western invasion game. The Senators split a doubleheader with Cleveland with Stewart beating Hildebrand 3 to 1 in the opener and Monte Pearson defeating the Indians 7 to 1 in the nightcap.
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Left Handed Dominance Across Sports Highlighted
A playful survey notes left-handers shaping baseball with Carl Hubbell and Lefty Grove leading, Gehrig and others setting records. Boxing stars Freddie Miller and Jimmy MeLarnin illustrate southpaw power while tennis and other sports reveal rare left-handedness and enduring questions about the term left hand.
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Thompson and Pullis Lead Tight Scout Day in Minor League Circuit
Clark Griffith evaluated Albany outfielder Thompson and Julius Solters of Baltimore as potential trades while Phillies Carl Moran showcased bat control at a Blue Ridge League event. Chick Fullis received a Winchester rifle amid coal region pride as fans cheered his timely hitting and a key running catch helped secure a spread-game win for Girardville supporters.
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Mullinix Park Wins Again In Play-off Opener
Mullinix Park defeats the Owls 4-2 after Mason drives in two runs in the fifth to break a 2-2 tie. The game was halted by darkness with Mullinix ahead. Tuesday’s game is the intended inaugur al. Pitching duel between Kers and Whener.
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Firemen Edge Wildcats In Tight Brunswick Victory
The Brunswick Firemen defeated the Frederick Wildcats 6-4 in a pitching duel between Don Rica and Pete Reynolda. A key sixth inning included Merriman hit by a pitch and Alexander scoring on a fielding play, with Reynolds delivering a decisive single to bring in two runs. Wildcats added two in the seventh but could not rally further as Brunswick held on. May and Downes led early offense for Frederick.
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Second All-Stars Triumph Over First Team in Baker Park
Roy Gastley pitched well as the Second All-Star team of the Municipal Speedball League routed the First All-Star outfit 15 to 3 at Baker Park. Brightwell, Shaw and Alexander starred defensively while Hane and Six led the hitting. The third game of the series is scheduled for this evening.
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Yesterday's Hesarts and Major League Scores
In the American League results yesterday New York defeated Detroit 11 to 2 while Washington shut out Cleveland 2 to 0 Cleveland lost 7 to 1 to St Louis and Boston beat Chicago 9 to 11 Philadelphia fell to Chicago 5 to 11 First game lasted 10 innings Games today Washington at Cleveland Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit
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International League Night Games and Weekend Schedule
Yesterday's results from Rochester and Buffalo 9 to 7 and 7 to 9. Tonight Jersey City visits Baltimore while Toronto plays Montreal and Buffalo meets Rochester. Albany faces Newark with Church Hill and Point of Rocks set for Sunday at 2 PM. Adamstown and Church Hill match cancelled. Cleveland fans cheer Frank Pytlak noted as spark plug. Pytlak bought from Hagerstown by Billy Evans in 1928.
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Desjardins and Johnston Highlight Local Pool Night
Prie Desjardins former Olympic diving champion and Frank Johnston backstroke and freestyle titleholder appear at Baker Park municipal pool for an 8 o'clock water carnival. The show includes dives dry dives and a two-in-one move, plus comedic and evolving swimming acts. Local stars join canoe tilting relay balloon race and other swims. 500-seat arrangements set with prize awards for winners.
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Medal winner in PGA 36-hole qualifier at St Paul
One year ago today Olin Dutra won the medal in the 36 hole qualifying round of the PGA tournament at St Paul. Five years ago today a young Jack Thompson knocked out Joe Dundee to win the welterweight rifle. Ten years ago today Mrs W M Jeffords Diagenes a chestnut two year old won the Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga.
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Golf tips on left leg action in backswing
The guide advises letting the left leg act naturally during the golf swing. Do not force the left leg in the backswing. As the club moves back and the body pivots, the left heel rises and the knee bends, but the cut does not turn sideways.
Technique notes on left foot balance during tack swing
The guide explains footing during a tack swing with the ball of the left foot under the left leg and slight pressure on the toe. It warns against bending the left knee toward the right to avoid turning the foot away from its original position.
Frederick A C challenges Brunswick Railroader pennant clash
Frederick Athletic Club manager Bee Renn announces a three game series against Brunswick Railroads after Frederick County League champions win. Renn plans to travel to Brunswick this week to confer with manager Doc Forney about the series. Frederick A C holds nine victories and one defeat in its record.
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Senior Division All Stars Triumph in Inter Park Speedball Tilt
The Senior Division All Stars defeated the Junior Stars 27 to 8 on Baker Field Tuesday afternoon. Rica led with two ice runs and three bases on balls in seven trips. Harrison allowed 23 hits and six walks as juniors were limited to nine hits.
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