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CHOGO GIANTS PLAY AT ALBIONAnderson C 4 • 1 Hanson 2b 3 0 0 rally lb 5 0 2 Wykoff 3b 4 1 1 Clift cf 5 2 1Uwell S3 5 12 G And rs n cf 0 0iutson If 5 1 2 Stompfl p 10 0lt;us»er rf 4 0 HGunness If 3 0 1Jprisman p 4 0 0 Palmiter c 4 0 0(Alberts p 4 115 101 311House of David ..........010 001 021 5\lbion ........................Oil 000 100—3Two base hits—Atwell. H. Hart” tell. First on balls—Stomphl. 3: Alberts. 1. Struck out—Stomphl, o; Alberts, 1: Sprisman. 2.Play for County Baseball Title at Elkhorn FairAlbion—The strong Chicago Union Giants, victors over the Mad- j g ison Blues of the State league, will , 1 furnish the opposition for the Albion Tigers at the new baseball park at Albion at 2:30 p. m. Sunday.In addition to furnishing excellent baseball, the cotored players are adept at comedy fhd plenty of laughs and thrills are promised. The battery for the Giants will be Jones and Mitchell, while Albion will use either Albert or Stompfle and Paliniter.In a nne game Thursday, the House of David defeated Albion, 5-3. The losers outhit the bearded nine 11-10, but failed to bunch hits. Both scored in the second inning. Albion took a one-run lead in the third, only to be tied in the sixth. The home team went into a one-man lead in the seventh but the House of David rallied in the eighth and ninth to win by two runs.Lineups follow*:Hoimr of David Albion lt;S»(St ab rh ab r h‘ ' Stowell 2b 5 12 H H’tzell ss4 0 1 VVoelffer lb 4 0 2 Manogue 3b 4 1 2 Kelllne rf 4 0 2KlkJiori* — Walworth and the Vhitewatcr Merchants open the taseball program at the Walworth sounty fair here Sunday playing at p. m. At 2:45 p. m., Zenda meets Palmyra.The baseball program continues Monday w*ith Sharon and Burling-on playing at 9:45 a. m. On Tues-lay, Sunday s winners play at 9:45 l. m., and the county champion-ihip will be played Wednesday norning between Monday’s win-ler and Tuesday’s.As an added feature this year, 'air officials have scheduled Dutch Aritte’s House of David nine to play the county champions at 9:45 i. m. Thursday.The racing program with the argest entry since 1926 begins Monday and continues through rhursday. Monday’s races include :he 2:15 pace, 2:20 trot, and the hree-year-old pace. On Tuesday, the two-year trot, 2:24 pace, and pony races will be held. The 2.24 trot, two-year-old, and the free-for all will be featured Wednesday, while on Thursday the 2:20 pace, 2:15 trot and the three-year-ald trot will be run.
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Janesville Daily Gazette
Janesville, Wisconsin, US
Sat, Sep 01, 1934
Page 10
Full Page
Clipped by
Michael W.
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