Athletics Win First Beat In Second Tilt
Athletics win the first game while the second tilt ends in a defeat. Gehrig is thrown out by Dykes as the game remains scoreless with no runs and one hit and no errors.
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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
5
Athletics win the first game while the second tilt ends in a defeat. Gehrig is thrown out by Dykes as the game remains scoreless with no runs and one hit and no errors.
Both teams fail to score as Dykes and Quinn strike out for the Athletics while Ruth Meusel and Lazzeri pop out for the Yankees. No runs, no hits, no errors recorded in the faultless defensive effort.
In a brisk inning, Haas bunts safely toward third, Cochrane hits into a double play, Bishop scores on Lary’s single as Pipgras advances. Gehrig strikes out. One run on three hits with no errors.
In the fourth, Simmons retired Gehrig on unassisted play for the A's. Foxx struck out, Miller grounded to Lazzeri. The Yankees' Ruth singled to center, Lazzeri hit into a double play, Boley to Bishop to Foxx, and Boley threw out Meusel. No runs, one hit, no errors.
In the fifth, Athletics go scoreless with Dykes and Boley flying out and Quinn lined out. Yankees respond with Dickey singling, Durocher also hitting safely, Pipgras walking to fill the bases, and Dickey scoring on Combes sacrifice fly to Simmons. Lary induced the others into force plays, Gehrig grounded out. one run, two hits, no errors.
In the sixth, Athletics pitcher Bishop grounded to Durocher and Cochrane to Lary, Haas fouled to Dickey, no runs, hits, or errors. For the Yankees, Quinn got Ruth, Lazzeri lined out to Haas, and Dykes struck out Meusel, no runs, hits, or errors.
In the seventh, Simmons flied to Meusel, Foxx singled to center, Miller hit into a double play as Lazzeri doubled off Gehrig. No runs, one hit, no errors. Yanks: Bishop threw out Dickey on a tough play. Durocher grounded to Dykes. Pipgras flied to Simmons.
In the eighth, Dykes walked and Gehrig turned a double play on a bunt by Boley. Ruth delivered a run scoring single on a surprise bunt, tying the game as Combs doubled and Lazzeri was retired at first. No other scores in the frame.
In the ninth inning Lazzeril backed up for Bishop on a short fly. Haas lined to Lazzeri. Tony moved to short center for Cochrane's sky scraper. No runs no hits no errors. Mouse flied to Haas. Dickey tripled to left. Durst ran for Durocher and later Durst flied to Haas. Robertson was doubled off on Haas perfect throw to the plate. No additional runs.
In a tense late frame the Athletics pitchers retired the Yankees in order as Miller extended a 22 game hit streak with a single. Pipgras slid into second, Gehrig and Foxx contributed infield hits but no runs crossed.
In the eleventh, Lazzeri cut down Dykes at the plate while Boley fouled to Grabowski and Quinn fouled to Gehrig. No runs. For the Yankees Meusel flied to Haas Koenig was out Foxx to Quinn Grabowski singled Pipgras forced Grabowski Boley to Bishop. No runs one hit.
In the twelfth inning, Bishop and Coombs delivered key plays for the Athletics while the Yankees stalled. Coombs singled, Lary sacrificed, Gehrig's fly moved runners, Ruth narrowly missed a home run on a passed ball, and no runs crossed. One hit, no runs, none allowed.
In the thirteenth inning Simmons flied to Ruth and Koenig retired Foxx. Miller popped to Lazzeri. No runs and no hits as the tense late innings continue under dwindling light.
The program features The Four Aristocrats with Vitaphone numbers including I Gotta Get Myself Somebody to Love and The Gang That Heart of My Heart. Supporting acts include Mr. and Mrs. George Fawcett and John Kiljan in a comedy Taxi Dolls.
Center field play and base hits load the bases for a dramatic late rally. Gehrig walks and Ruth’s controlled swing delivers a run scoring single to center, bringing Goons home for the decisive score. One run, two outs in the inning.
In New York on June 22 the Athletics defeated the Yankees 7 to 3. Rube Walberg and Gordon Cochrane homered to support Walberg. A crowd of 70 watched. Byrd and Lary homered in the ninth to avoid a shutout for the Yankees.
Bishop popped to Lazzeri. Durocher gobbled Haas' fly then a brilliant stop to peg Cochrane. No run, no hits. Combs fouled out to Dykes. Bishop threw out Rogan. Gehrig walked. Ruth doubled to left scoring Gehrig, Lazzeri lined to Haas. No runs, one hit.
Simmons singled past Robertson as Foxx hit his twelfth homer to drive in Simmons. Miller and Boley added singles, Durocher turned a double play, and Lazzeri followed a double play to end the frame. Two runs on four hits. Yankees reply with no scoring and one hit.
In the third inning Bishop grounded to Gehrig and Haas retired Cochrane, yielding no runs or hits. Dykes threw out Robertson as Haas caught Gehrig's long fly and Ruth walked before Lazzeri flied out to Haas. no runs and no errors recorded.
Simmons doubled to left and scored on a Boley double after Foxx walked. Miller sacrificed. Grabowski overthrew third in a failed attempt to retire Simmons. Boley drove in two on the third base line double as Durocher, Meusel, Lazzeri, and others contributed in a brisk intrasquad.
Lary replaced Robertson at third for New York. Haas singled to right. Cochrane hit a home run into the right field bleachers, scoring Haas ahead of him.
In the sixth, Dykes lined to Lary for the Athletics. Lary threw out Boley, Walberg fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors. For the Yankees, Boley threw out Lazzeri. Simmons.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention players Coch Gehrig and Haas, signaling an early sports recap with unclear actions and positions. No clear teams, scores, or dates are readable.
Chief Burch reports a whiskey running chase on Church and Hamilton streets. Detectives pursued a car, fired shots, and one bullet struck the vehicle. The driver escaped at Hamilton and Moulton streets, while Detective Willcox obtained a warrant for Dan Jemison, a store and fish house operator at Lawrence and Selma. The seizure of a Mississippi license tag prompts ownership inquiry. Jemison previously appeared in the 1924 1925 federal rum conspiracy cases.
In a brief at bat sequence, Byrd batted for Combs and walked. Gehrig struck out, Ruth flied out, and no runs scored as the inning ended without hits or errors.
In a tense frame, Byrd moved to center as Foxx walked and Miller flied out. Dykes lined a single to right, Foxx advancing to second before a double play ended the threat. No runs and one hit recorded. Haas and Grabowski provided late threats with two hits but no scoring.
In the ninth inning the Athletics go down without scoring as Walberg, Bishop, Haas and Cochrane retired. For the Yankees Byrd belts a center field homer and Lary adds a second homer to left seats. Gehrig walks and Ruth flies out, Gehrig advances to second on a fielder’s choice and Muesel belts a run scoring single, then steals two bases. Grabowski retires the side. Three runs, three hits, no errors.
F Sinclair and Henry Mason Day vice president of a Sinclair oil firm were ordered jailed by the District of Columbia supreme court for contempt due to jury shadowing activities. Sinclair is already in Washington jail serving three months for refusing to answer a Senate committee. sentences run concurrently.
Grace Noblin, 24 year old, released in Starkville Mississippi after claiming self defense in the slaying of Walter Bush. Bush, father of four, was shot Thursday night as Noblin says he struck her father with an axe handle. District attorney said insufficient evidence to bind Noblin to the grand jury for murder. Noblin said she fired after Bush raised the axe handle.
Attorney Will Caffey reports a settlement authorizing bids to furnish sand and gravel on roads released from Radcliff contract. Stone contends the Radcliff deal is illegal and refuses to pay, while Radcliff seeks $4,546.02 for work already done as litigation continues over Old Shell road.
A violent windstorm swept Maracaibo Venezuela yesterday causing three deaths. American transport superintendent Stanley Hammett drowned when his vessel The Owitsah was wrecked along with several small Venezuelan sugar plantation and oil-field boats.
Genuine antiques used in Richelieu's bedroom are highlighted in Douglas Fairbanks new film The Iron Mask coming to the Saenger theatre Sunday. Items include a 15th century ivory St Antoine, a 1552 Holbein illustrated Bible, a sixteenth century priest’s robe, Limoges plaques, Rubens Madonna and Child, Francisco St Paul the Divine, and a seventeenth century Carmelite retreat replica built under Maurice Leloir supervision.
John L. McClure of Long Beach confessed some falsehoods to Sheriff Jernigan about the Woods murder investigation. He acknowledged fabricating the initial holdup story and a staged Mexican escape to appear attacked, while denying the killing but offering to plead guilty to manslaughter.
Amusements SAENGER Lon Chaney in Where East is East. Lyric Innocents of Paris featuring Maurice Chevalier. Crown The Duke Steps Out starring William Haines and Joan Crawford. Empire Masked Emotions with George O’Brien. Crescent Comin and Goin featuring Buffalo Bill Jr. Queen Love Hungry with Lois Moran.
Horace Lawley aged 19 of Tanner Williams Mobile County died after falling from a lumber truck on St Stephens road about 18 miles from the city and struck by a trailer wheel. The driver William Tanner and a Mrs Tanner along with two others were aboard the truck when it hit a sand bed causing Lawley to fall and die soon after. The county coroner Dr H B Walker investigated.
Medical officials in Cluj report a June 23 transfusion from a donor to Rosa Jancu in a case linked to her automobile accident. The donor Morar, who suffered severe injuries, was stabilized and is expected to recover. People who know ask readers to consult the Classified and Opportunity Pages.
Washington June 22 Representative De Priest of Illinois announced he would repeat the negro Republican benefit musicale and reception next February after a large Washington audience saw last night's event. He noted most Republicans left town for the summer, with about a dozen white attendees among about 3000. He commented on his White House tea wife remarks, saying a public statement already spoke for him.
Readers of the classified pages often refer to the Classified Section as Opportunity Pages highlighting the range of ads and listings. The playful label reflects the practical value of job, sale, and service notices found there.
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