Red Sox and Reds Reach First Division in Comeback Runs
Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds mounted late surges to reach the first division. Boston won 23 of 28 at Fenway and starts bright as they visit New York to face the Yankees, while Cincinnati won 11 of 12 to climb near the top of the National League. Joe Cronin and Bill McKechnie guided the clubs as Veterans Ryba and Bowman earned wins, and the Braves, Dodgers, and White Sox also posted victories in a busy day across the leagues.
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Dave Ferriss
Red Sox
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Bob Johnson
Joe Bowman
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Rip Sewell
Braves
Phillies
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Jim Tobin
Tom Earley
Bill Lee
Dick Barrett
Tommy Holmes
Brooklyn
New York
van Mungo
Reds Prospects Dain Clay Revived With New Stance
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Dain Clay, a former Cardinal farm product, shows improved hitting after a stance change while remaining a speedster and elite fielder. Manager Bill McKechnie credits his midseason adjustment as key to enhancing on-base threat and potential for big league stardom.
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Dain Clay
Cincinnati Reds
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Cardinal
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh
Major League Leaders Across Both Leagues
The Associated Press lists top batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases for the National and American Leagues. Notable figures include Holmes of Boston and Ott of New York in multiple stats, with Lombardi and Weintraub also leading in home runs. Pitching leader Ferriss of Boston is noted with 80 wins. Also included is a historical note: the first sugar cane grown in what is now the United States came from Louisiana in 1771.
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Ott
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Olmo
Brooklyn
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St. Louis
Hack
Cuccinello
Chicago
Case
Washington
Stirnweiss
Stephens
Etten
R. Johnson
McQuinn
Seibert
Philadelphia
Byrnes
Moses
Myatt
Ferriss
Borony
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Baseball scores and victory garden estimate headline
Yesterday’s Associated Press roundup highlights Boston’s 5-4 win over Philadelphia on Garbark’s bases loaded single in the 10th. McGuinn drives St Louis sweep, Detroit beats Cleveland, Reds win seventh straight, Giants, Braves wins, Cards homer surge, plus USDA says Victory Gardens exceed 20 million, a new high since 1943.
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Red Sox
Boston
Philadelphia
Jack Kramer
George McGuinn
Growns
Kramer
Chicago
McGuinn
St. Louis
Skeeter Webb
Tizgers
Detroit
Cleveland
Joe Bowman
Reds
Cincinnati
van Mungo
Giants
Kentucky Derby Promises Mud Territory Return in 1929 Rematch
Churchill Downs faces a likely muddy track for the Derby with more rain forecast. The field may shrink from eighteen to fourteen, as Burns track conditions threaten starts for Burning Dream Fair Jester Kenilworth Lad Jacobe and others. Hoop Jr Pat O Luck and Alexis loom as top contenders amid workouts showing strong form and weather delays.
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Ben Jones
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Yesterday's results and upcoming games in regional baseball slate
Yesterday's scores include Lancaster 4 over Allentown 2 and Wilmington 16 over Trenton 4. St Louis 6 Chicago 6 2 and Detroit 2 Boston 9. Standings show New York and Detroit leading, with multiple games scheduled today and tomorrow across York Hagerstown Trenton Allentown Lancaster and Wilmington.
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Tingerstown
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York
Hagerstewn
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Baseball scores and upcoming games in 1920s style lineups
Yesterday's results show Boston 2 Philadelphia 7 and New York 1 Brooklyn 3 with several matchups in New York. Today a slate of games features Feldman vs Logan in New York Boston, Schanz vs Davin in Philadelphia Brooklyn, Donnelly then Gerhenuxer in Pittsburgh St Louis, and Riddle vs Chipman in Cincinnati Chicago with multiple rematches listed. An ancient British patent mentions a mangane gun firing round bullets at Christians and square bullets at heathens.
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Schanz Tio
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Pittsburgh
St. Louin
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Chipman
Pittshareh
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