In Brief National League Results and Schedules
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn. No other results listed. Today's schedule includes Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1926
Page
8
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn. No other results listed. Today's schedule includes Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia.
In yesterday’s American League results Philadelphia defeated Boston 5 to 0. Today’s games include Washington at Chicago New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit and Philadelphia at Cleveland with several split or late contests on the docket.
Summary of yesterday's scores with Baltimore 2 Jersey City 4 and Rochester 13 Buffalo 3. Notes Rochester at Buffalo and Toronto at Syracuse on the schedule with Baltimore at Jersey City and Reading at Newark among other fixtures.
National League results show Pittsburgh defeating Brooklyn 3 to 2 as Cincinnati and other leaders rest. The Athletics also won defeating the Red Sox while Newark rose to second in the International League and Baltimore maintained a pennant bid pace.
The American contingent enjoyed a record year overseas winning seven championships in golf and tennis. Jess Sweetser became the first American born to win the British Amateur, with Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen also triumphant in major golf events. In tennis, the Wightman Cup team led by Mary Browne and Elizabeth Ryan upset England, with Browne and Ryan taking the doubles title at Wimbledon. Kinsey and Steward captured the French doubles crown, marking a historic American sweep abroad.
Cumberland teams defeated by Catoctin Cove Club in Cumberland on Saturday. Results show Gewald over E J McCain 60 6 2, Tamsburgh over The belt 6 2 4 0, Vansant over Telitte 6 0, Barre over MeCain 6 1, Weeks over Mc Cardelli 1 7. Ladies singles see Mixy Shearer and Smith win. rain halted doubles and remaining singles.
Yellow Springs vs Brunswick. Emittsburg at Woodlshore, Thurmont at Middletown.
Eastern Shore League results list Salisbury 9 Cambridge 8 and Dover 1 with Parksley 12 Crisfield 9. Plans for Amsterdam Stadium advance as 1928 Olympic Games readiness is noted and piles must be driven before concrete work can start. General optimism mixed with practical delays.
The Y. M. E. B. blanked the Chaps 4-0 as Walter Eihing allowed three hits. Muraiy and Jack Tait sparked the offense with timely hits and aggressive base running. Peters and Angelberger contributed in the field and on the basepaths.
William R. Harvey former head of the Washington flying squadron of prohibition agents was attacked Sunday night in the home of a young woman in Barton near Cumberland Maryland. Alexander Boyd saloon keeper implicated in the raid led the assault with companions entering unannounced and striking Harvey. Harvey reportedly resisted and furniture in the room was damaged while the woman shouted for help.
A bystander said someone was beaten as onlookers hurried into the room where the fight grew general. No further details provided.
Rag ing completely out of control and spreading in eye direction flames sweeping the forests in Montana Thaho and Washington districts prepared to force try headquarters here as creating the most serious forest fire sit uation in 1% years. In the Kaniksa forests where 50 668 acres already devast ated meager details indicate that the force of fishters hampered by unfavorable weather was helpless. Six new fires started yesterday in the Kaulksn flames increasing Tuster nan men would be obtained to fight them. In the Wacktreet forests the flames are reported to be swooping northward at an alarming rate. The west side of the independence creek fire on the Conver a' Alene forests spread yesterday before a pale. In the Pendoreille forests the Little Creek Spot fire ran into the main Caribou Creek conflagration causing the loss of miles of trench eg which fighters were attempting to establish. The heat from the Caribou Creek fire finally became so intense it was impossible for the crews to advance close enough to headway in checking it. The Marshalltown team which has been trailing in the Mississippi Valley League race has tried its luck with three different managers so far this season. The latest to take the helm is Ian O'Leary a veteran of considerable experience as a minor league ytot Coronach winner of the Ingle derby has earned more than 80 wo for c owner Lord Woolavington.
Billy Evans notes great hitters in National League history, listing Cobb Sisler Lajoie Jackson Heilmann among those who batted .400 or better. He recalls Cobb stunning the trick three times and Sisler twice in a span of years, with only 11 players achieving the feat in the league's 50 year span.
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