Boise Senators Triumph Over Pocatello in 9-4 Tilt
Harry O’Dell guided the Boise Senators to a 9-4 win over the Pocatello Bamnocks. Double plays saved the defense as Boise erupted for six runs in the third inning and later held on with solid pitching from Canfield and Roche. Tierney Mosolf and Glover fueled the offense with key hits while King handled the mound duties for the winners.
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Bob Green
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Box Scores From St Louis Brooklyn Tilt
Box score summary shows St Louis 6 Brooklyn 2 after extra, with St Louis scoring 3 in the final, Danseville Maranville noted. home run by Bottemier, stolen bases by Fried Hendrick. pitchers McWeeney Johnson Clark.
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Leach Leads Cincinnati Past Satie in Ninth Inning
Leach drives two base hits and a late run as Cincinnati defeats Satie 8 to 7 in a tense finish. Hurst hits a homer and Zitzmann also goes deep for the visitors while Thompson, Picinich, and Dressen contribute multiple hits. Donohue suffers the loss as Walsh goes the distance with 8 innings pitched.
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Philadelphia
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Hurst Ibais
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Walsh
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Picinich
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Browns Defeat Yankees 5 To 4 In Tight Showdown
In a close game, Browns win 5 to 4 over the Yankees. Key moments include Foxx and Monenee driving runs, Morgan and Miller contributing. Smith, Perkins and Lind solid in the field. Pitchers Buckeye, Harder, Grant and Grove split duties with Buckeye taking the loss.
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Two Baseball Games Highlight League Action and Slugging
In a pair of league games the Chicago team lost 5 4 to Boston as Regan hit a homer and Bart Barrett Todt Myer Gere contributed in the offense. Other scores show Salt Lake beating Ogden 8 4 with strong hitting and defensive plays.
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Modern Physical Education Shapes Future Leaders
Brenau Coliese in Cainesville Georgia notes modern physical education blends purposeful activity with character building. Programs reach from preschool health to leadership training for students, emphasizing self direction, teamwork, and community roles through school and community activities.
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Poosh Em Up Tony Lamseri Drops in Averages Standings
American League batting averages show Tony Lamseri of the Yankees dropping from first to a position behind Goose Goslin and other leaders. The official figures released away from Yankee Stadium indicate Lamseri trails Goose Goslin by about 45 points with Gooslin maintaining a lead, while other junior circuit hitters improve slightly.
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Week of Leaders in Baseball Showcases Hitting and Pitching Leaders
The article lists the week’s top hitters and pitchers with standout averages and records. Goslin Washington and Legewri are noted among the leaders, while George Pipgras of New York takes the pitching edge with 11–1. The Yankees lead team batting with 415, and Philadelphia tops team fielding at .977.
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Ponssen
Cleveland
Goslin
Legeeri
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York
Dugan
Kress
St. Louis
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Jimmy Foxx
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Gweeney
National League Averages Point to Reds Power and Hornsby Feud
Cincinnati’s Marty Callaghan leads the National League with a .429 average over 37 games as Hornsby trails by 1 point with a .418 mark over 48 games. Pitching leaders show Thatch of St Louis ahead in wins, while Red Lucas of Cincinnati has three shutouts and a high strikeout pace as league stats reveal a Cardinals dominated top lists.
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Rector Takes High Gun on Opening Day State Shoot
Opening day at the state trapshooting tournament sees DeKiow and O A Schultz each breaking 99 of 100 targets. A westerly wind hindered perfect scores and the first 100 of the championship 200 will be shot this afternoon.
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Cardinals surge to NL lead with 14 inning 5 2 win over Brooklyn
The 1926 champion Cardinals climbed above the Reds and led the National League after a 14 inning 5 to 2 victory over Brooklyn. The Reds slipped to second as New York Giants beat Pittsburgh 9 to 10. Vic Aldridge homered and scored for Pittsburgh before a five day suspension hit Hormsby. Boston fell to Chicago 5 to 4. Yankees lost to St. Louis 5 to 4 despite Babe Ruth's 26th homer. Athletics widened the gap by beating Philadelphia 12 to 5.
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Indians Split Doubleheader With Angels In LA
In Los Angeles on Friday the Indians split a twin bill with the Angels. First game won by Seattle 4 2 over Los Angeles with Sullivan Nance and Parker contributing. Second game saw LA win 7 2. Oakland beat by Missions 4 3 after Hufft’s ninth inning double.
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Portland Beats San Francisco In Doubleheader Rally Fight
In a split twinbill, Portland surged with rallies in the first and second innings to oust San Francisco. Key plays came from Ortmann Couch and Rego, while Jacobe and Sprinz contributed for Portland.
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Hollywood beats Sacramento in ten inning thriller
Hollywood outfielder Tommy Boroje hit a home run in the tenth inning to lift Hollywood to an 8 to 4 win over Sacramento. Shellenback, Bassler, Redisc, Kunz and Severeid were noted in the game recap.
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Hudkins in for body punishing in title bout
Chicago reports Ace Hudkins of Nebraska set to challenge Mickey Walker for the middleweight crown at Comiskey Park next Thursday. Walker trains to target Hudkins with body punches while Hudkins relies on offense from his ring partners and aim to pressure the champion in the early rounds.
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