Senators Are Game 10 Good Senators Are Game 10
Indians, a game apart in the race for the last berth in the first division, took different routes to victory. The fourth place Tigers slugged it out with the St. Louis Browns, winning 9 to 7. Tommy Bridges produced the key triple with the bases full before leaving after a five-run eighth inning outburst. Willis Hudlin’s six-hit effort powered Cleveland to a 7-1 win over the White Sox, while three seventh-inning errors by Hase aided the Indians. In the National League, the New York Giants widened their lead to four games over the Cubs by sweeping the Dodgers with Hal Schumacher and Hy Hell limiting Brooklyn to four hits in the opener. Hutcheson homered twice and Mel Ott hit a ninth-inning homer in the other game. Johnny Verger was knocked unconscious by a Carroll pitch but expected to return. The St Louis Cardinals moved into fourth by beating the Reds 3-2 as Hallshaw and Mooney combined on four hits. The Braves and Phillies had an open date.
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Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Tommy Bridges
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Hase
Mel Ott
Johnny Verger
Carroll
St. Louie
Bill Hallshaw
Jim Mooney
Braves
Philadelphia
Cardinals Win Another Battle
The Chariton Cardinals beat the Ceat rons 5 to 4 after a 3-3 tie, pushing across two runs in the ninth. Next, they travel Sunday to Downsville for a decisive matchup. note schedule changes and contact Manager R. Myers in Charlton for notices.
Mitchell signs with Philadelphia twilight league team
In the Big League Town article Jackie Mitchell the girl pitcher who fanned Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig in an exhibition between the Yankees and Chattanooga Southern Association team last year is now playing in a big league town if not with a big league club She has signed to play semi professional baseball in a Philadelphia twilight league.
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Mins
Jackie Mitchell
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Chattanooga Southern Association
Philadelphia
Cardinals Edge Reds In Frisch Era Victory In Baseball Series
St. Louis defeated Cincinnati 3 to 2 in the second game of the series under manager Frankie Frisch. Hallahan Mooney held the Reds to four hits as Derringer and Hemsley also pitched for the visitors. O’Farrell joined Miller as the standout for St. Louis in a tight matchup.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Cincinnati Reds
Hallahan
Mooney
Cincinnati
Derringer
Hemsley
O'Farrell
Baseball leaders for American and National Leagues yesterday
Summary of batters and pitchers leading the American and National Leagues with top averages hits RBIs and home runs. Notable names include Simmons Foxx Klein Vaughan Klein and Tuned pitching leaders Allen Grove Tinning Hubbell.
Bridges Victor For Detroiters Bridges Victor For Detroiters
Detroit, July 26 The Detroit Tigers won a free hitting contest from St Louis 8 to 7 Bridges allowed 13 hits but won the game with a bases loaded triple in the seventh before being relieved by Hogsett Stiles Hebert and Shea opposed Bridges Hogsett and Hayworth.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Tommy Bridges
Browns
Elon Hognett
Stiles
Hebert
Shea
Bridges
Hogsett
Hayworth
Seven Straight Losses For Sox Shot To Seventh
Chicago on July 26 suffered its seventh straight defeat as Lew Fonseca shuffled the lineup. Cleveland beat the White Sox 7 to 1 behind Willis Hudlin who held Chicago to six hits. Joe Heving started and allowed eleven hits with no walks in a complete game effort.
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Chicago
Lew Fonseca
White Sox
Cleveland
Joe Heving
Willis Hudlin
Baseball's Big Six Batting Leaders Lose Ground
Baseball's Big Six stars Al Simmons Bill Terry failed to gain in the batters race as action paused. The table shows Klein Phils 359 games 131 hits .365 and other leaders like Simmons Foxx Cronin Davis and Terry with high averages and totals, reflecting ongoing competition for league batting honors.
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al Simmons
Bill Terry
G. Ab. R. H. Pet. Klein
Phils
Sim’ns
W. Sox
Foxx
A’s
Trojans Practice on Victor Diamond Friday Evening
The Trojans will stage a practice on the Victor diamond Friday at 6 o'clock. All members are urged to be on hand for this workout.
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Trojans
Victor Diamond
Seeded Players In Semi Finals At Virginia Championship
HOT SPRINGS Virginia July 27 Four players all seeded advance to tomorrow's semi finals of the Virginia State tennis championship Eddie Jacobs of Baltimore aims to permanently possess the challenge trophy Jacobs has two legs on the trophy after a quarter final win over his brother Billy Bowman of New York is viewed by experts as a strong title contender
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Hot Springs
Eddie Jacobs
Baltimore
Jacobs
Billy
Herbert L. Bowman
New York
Tigers edge Browns on Brimming bases loaded triple
TOMMY BRIDGES hit the decisive bases loaded triple to lift the Tigers over the Browns in a late game. MEL OTT and BUD PARMELEE led Giants to their first win with a ninth inning homer as PARMELEE held Brooklyn to six hits and fanned 10. WILLIS HUDLIN limited the White Sox to six hits for the Indians. VERNON GOMEZ held the Red Sox to five hits while ROY JOHNSON drove in four for the nightcap. BILL HALLAHAN and JIM MOONEY beat the Reds 3-2, limiting them to four hits.
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Tommy
Bridges
Tigers
Browns
Mel Ott
Bud Parmelee
Giants
Homer
Brooklyn
Willis Hudlin
Indians
White Sox
Vernon Gomez
Yankees
Roy Johnson
Red Sox
Gomez
Sox
Johnson
Bill Hallahan
Jim Mooney
Cardinals
Reds
Raiders Primed For The Shannons
The Hagerstown Raiders face Williamsport Shannons this Sunday at 2:50 PM on the Raiders field in a highly anticipated game. Both teams boast strong records 25 of 29 for the Raiders and a solid Williamsport tally, with young lineups matching up. Raiders hold final workout Friday at 5:30 PM with players Andrews Smith Nuss Kretzer Keller Harshman Burger Widdows Musey M Baker W Baker and B Baker to attend.
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Hagerstown Raiders
Williamsport Shannons
Raiders
Shannons
Williamsporters
Raiders al
Andrews
Smith
Nuss
Kretzer
Keller
Harshman
Burger
Widdows
Musey
M. Baker
W. Baker
B. Baker
Revenue Increase Shifts Rail Profits in June
Pennsylvan ia Railroad Co reports net operating income for June of 37,444,758, up from 3,982,301 in June 1932, with gross revenues of 23,084,542 versus 26,389,192 last year. New York Central shows June 1 net operating income of 4,384,969, against 192,052 in June 1932, and gross for the month at 25,025,100 versus 23,081,507.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
New York Central
Cats to Take on Boonsboro in Weekend Series
Williamsport Wildcats hit the road for a Pennsylvania clash with Mont Alto after a one game lead over Keystone. They travel at 12 45 and then face Boonsboro Yellowjackets at Conomac Park. Last week both teams went fourteen innings in a Cats win. A practice at five oclock tonight invites all players.
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Williamsport Wildcats
Cats
Pennsylvania
Mont Alto
Williamsporters
Keystone Lady
Conomac Park
Williamsport
Wildcats
Boonsboro Yellowjackets
Felines
Officers Stage Ball Game Today
Officers of the First Regiment Maryland National Guard lined up for a speed ball game during a two week training period at Camp Ritchie Maryland Weather permitting the ups and downs of field and staff officers led by Col D John Markey as playing manager clash with line captains under Capt John Brooks Lt Col Amos W W Woodcock was chosen umpire in chief.
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Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Maryland National Guard
D. John Markey
John Brooks
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Walnut Street Raiders Forfeit Game At New Salem Juniors
The Walnut Street Raiders forfeited a game at New Salem Juniors due to not appearing on the diamond. New Salem officials state they will not schedule games with any junior team. Call 4074 F 11.
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Walnut Street Raiders
New Salem
Baroness Levi Winning at Bow Bright Invitation Tennis
Baroness Giorgio Levi advanced to the Bow Bright invitation tennis semis in Seabright New Jersey. She meets Little Sarah Palfrey of Boston while defending champion Helen Jacobs plays Josephine Cruickshank. In the men’s draw Bryan Greenup faces Frank Shields and Frankie Parker meets Gregory Mangin after Parker’s three set win over Manolo Alonso.
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Seabright
N. J
Ww i
Giorgio Giamcomo Levi
Mr Rosenbaum
Chicago
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Helen Jacobs
Josephine Cruickshank
Bryan Grept
Atlanta
Sidney B. Wood
Frank Shields
New York
Frankie Parker
Gregory Mangin
Parker
Manet Alonso
Antietams hold Friday practice on Victor diamond
Antietams plan Friday practice on the Victor diamond starting at o'clock with Manager Ecton expecting all members to be off hand for the workout. They are scheduled to play the Buchanan Club of Cham Lereburg in this city. Sunday features a double bill with the Trojans and the Relistics Life team of Mertinaburg, both games on the Victor diamond.
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Antietams
Victor
Ecton
Buchanan Club
Cham
Lereburg
Trojans
Relistics Life
Mertinaburg
Cattle brands registered in Sherman County Kansas 1933
During the first half of 1933 three cattle brands the Lazy Y Bar MR and D Bar were registered with the Sherman County county clerk in western Kansas.
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Sherman County
Wastern
Kansas
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