Harrisburg Sweeps Lancaster in Interleague doubleheader
Harrisburg Senators win 4 1 in opener and 0 0 in nightcap over Lancaster Roses. Al Jarrett earns his 11th win with 11 strikeouts, Harvey Beaster posts five hits in seven at bats, Royce Lint blanks Roses in seven innings for his sixth win. Game times 1 45. attendance 1 078.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Senators
Lancaster Roses
al Jarrett
Senators
Royce Lint
Roses
Albany
Harvey Beaster
Tom Lloyd
Brooklyn Dodgers vs Reds doubleheader highlights
Brooklyn and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Paul Derringer securing a 6-3 win for the Reds in game one while Larry French earned the save in game two for a 2-1 victory. The brief recap notes French’s two-inning relief and his eighth win of the year amid a tight series. It also briefly mentions U S petroleum consumption compared with other nations.
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Brooklyn
Paul Dervinger
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
National
Larry French
French
Owls Move to Wilmington for Single Tilt Tonight
The Owls split with Allentown yesterday and head to Wilmington for a postponed game tonight hoping a win will restore ground. They will then play Lancaster, Harrisburg, and return home for Harrisburg action, with Hagerstown opening the day’s doubleheader in a 3 to 0 victory and later dropping the nightcap 4 to 0.
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Wilmington
Lancaster
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Hagerstown
Sterling
Wilson
Hagerstown Owls
Rapp
Tyson
Jackno
Tyand
Witt
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Bartolomei
Daniels
McNabb
Maier
Hopper
Wine
Hino
Earl Rapp
Wings
Sackovich
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Chippia
Lavinge
Annfield
Connell
Koval
Stan Hine
Keibler
Dorman
Stratton
Chipple
Texas
Owl
Nichols
Minogue
War Cyclists Battery-Powered Foot Base Idea
Murray Bevis, a 21 year old Ohio State University student, adapted a standard bicycle with a used auto starter motor and yard scraps, spending 30 on batteries to gain 50 miles per charge. He estimates a quarter of a cent per mile and says no patent is sought, sharing the invention free to all who want it.
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Murray Bevis
Ohio State University At
Columbus
Bevis
Fights in baseball and the Texas league attitude
The piece notes baseball brawls are common but rarely cause injuries. It cites Bill Dickey breaking Carl Reynolds in 1932 as extreme, and quotes J. Alvin Gardner, president of the league, arguing fights would decrease if there were immediate stoppage and no ongoing hold.
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Bill Dickey
Carl Reynolds
J. Alvin Gardner
Democratic Womens League Summer League Update
With two weeks left in the summer league the Democratic Women’s League shows Stouffer beating Byron twice by twelve pins total and Bushong sweeping Colgan. Notable scores include V Rowland 167 L Musey 97 J Wolfe 94 R Shetler 92 DP McBeth 91 M Lewin 91. Standings show Stouffer 10 2, Bushong 6 6, Colgan 5 7, Byron 2 10, Byron faces Bushong in a tight race as the season nears end.
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Colgan
V. Rowland
L. Musey
J. Wolfe
R. Shetler
DP. McBeth
M. Lewin
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Cubs Gain Even Break in Games
Chicago Cubs snap batting slump to split with Boston Braves 1 5, winning the nightcap 5 to 1 after Jim Tobin limits Cubs to three hits. Passeau takes loss as Tobin wins seventh. Scoring details note 9 hits for Boston and 3 for Chicago. The Department of Commerce reports Peru iron ore supply for 50 years.
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Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Jim Tobin
al Javery
Cubs
Claude Passeau
Cub
Tobin
Chicago
Passeau
Hernandez
Scheffing
Lombardi
Department of Commerce
Peru
Blue Rocks sweep doubleheader to keep pace in league
Wilmington Blue Rocks defeated Trenton Senators 5 to 3 in game one and 1 to 0 in the second, as Fred Caligari won the opener with five first inning runs. Bill McCahan and Andy Lapihuska pitched in a tight nightcap. Scheldt, Riley, and Ratner produced the decisive eighth inning runs. Crowd 1,854 watched the twin bill.
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Del
Wilmington Blue Rocks
Hagerstown Owls
Trenton Senators
Fred Caligari
the Rocks
Dick Ames
Yale University
Andy Lapihuska
Senators
Bill McCahan
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Lapihuska
Joe Scheldt
Riley
Mickey Ratner
Scheldt
Bill
Trenton
DeKoning
McCahan
Devlin
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Adkins
Rutner
Isaac
Mackiewicz
Caligiuri
P Decarae
Wilminston
Easterling
Rullo
Rullo Scheldt
Kennedy, Ingram
Tatler
Red Sox Split With Cleveland in doubleheader
In a split against Cleveland, Chubby Dean drove Cris Hockett home with a pinch single in the eighth for a 3 2 Cleveland victory. Boston won the opener 8 3 before 19,547 as Jim Bagby and Charley Embree faltered in relief. Wagner walked seven as Cleveland converted two into runs. The first permanent French settlement in the New World was founded by Samuel Champlain in 1608.
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Cris Hockett
Cleveland Indias
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Indians
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Charley Embree
Judd
Conroy
Bagby
Embree
Gromek
Hogan
Susce
The
New World
Samuel Champlain
Exhibition sports fail to draw in crowded Polo Grounds
New York on June 28 evaluates a charity all-star show at the Polo Grounds where 12,648 fans attended despite top names like Bob Feller and Joe Louis appearing. The piece argues fans want serious competition with stakes, not polished exhibitions, noting stars attract crowds only when the event is truly competitive.
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Polo Grounds
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Browns
Bob Feller
Feller
Joe Louis
Alice Marble
Don Budge
Madison Square Garden
Cornelius Warmerdam
Warmerdam
Greg Rice
Porky Oliver
al Schacht
Louis
Goldfish
White Sox Top New York in Doubleheader Sweep
Chicago White Sox hand New York Yankees first DH defeat of the season winning 6 2 in game one and 13 1 in game two before 38 042 fans. Ted Lyons matched Red Ruffing in career wins while Johnny Humphries led the nightcap with seven hits including homers by Don Kolloway and Tom Turner as Chicago routs New York 13 to 1.
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Ted Lyons
Sox
Ruffing
Lyons
Johnny Humphries
Don Kolloway
Tom Turner
Ernie Bonham
W. Dickey
Tresh
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