Athletics win 5 to 4 at home over Red Sox
Philadelphia June 25 AP The Athletics beat Boston 5 to 4 to extend their lead on the Yankees to nine games. Eddie Rommell broke a 4-4 tie in the eighth with a long double scoring Joe Boley, earning his seventh straight win.
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Yanks Advance as Saints Lose in St Louis
The Yankees move into undisputed second in the American League after Cleveland defeats the Browns 19 to 4. Key Cleveland hitters include Averill with three runs batted in and Falk with two homers, while J Sewell and Crowder toil for the Browns in a high-scoring game.
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P A C Riflers Shoot Tonight at National Guard Range
P A C marksmen compete in a mixed practice and record firing session at 5 30 pm at the National Guard rifle range. New pits frames and telephone lines improve firing points while a 1000 yard range is to open next Sunday.
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Unlucky Umpires Shake Up Chicago Baseball Scene
In Chicago on June 25, the American League faces umpire shortages with only 8 active umpires after injuries and disruptions. A supervisor notes Red was seriously hurt by a bottle throw at an event near first base, highlighting staffing strains and safety concerns in the league.
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Standings of the Flubs and Friday Scores Across Leagues
A compact roundup shows scores from Monday games in the American Association Western Association Western League and Southern Association. Notable results include Brooklyn New York and Chicago with wins while Milwaukee Toledo St Paul and Tulsa posted varied tallies. Several games were postponed due to rain or weather concerns.
Giants and Dodgers clash as Robins steady in tight game
Dodgers edge Giants 4 2 as Rube Bressin stars with four singles and a 3 RBI contribution. Clark limits the Giants to two runs on Lindstrom's wind blown homer. Morrison closes out the win. Cubs top Pirates 4 3 while Braves lead Boston Philadelphia rain halts play.
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Clerks Defeat Back Shop 5-3 In Twilight League Game
The Clerks overcame the Back Shops 5-3 as McMillin hit a homer and Ennis and Reese contributed key hits. The next Twilight League match is scheduled for Wednesday at 6 p.m. between the Store and Round House.
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Brooklyn Beats Giants 5 to 2 To Open Polo Grounds Series
Brooklyn wins its second straight over New York completing a four-game run in meetings. William Watson Clark held the Giants to four hits through seven innings as Lindstrom homered for New York’s only runs. Brooklyn tallies include two in the first and three in the eighth.
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Tigers Triumph Over White Sox on Errors in 13 4 Victory
Detroit capitalized on Chicago miscues to rout the White Sox 13 to 4. Faber struggled in his last start against Detroit, while Yde weathered control issues before giving way to Dugan as the Tigers piled up 11 hits and five Chicago errors fueled the outburst.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Touches Several Wins
Across multiple venues, notable welterweights and lightweights secured decisions. Britton defeated Pollock in Chicago. Prenzeil beat McLaughlin in Toronto. Chocolate outpointed Goldstein in New York. Nebo stopped Michel in Tampa. Sullivan edged Light in St Paul. Marriner over Sayers in Peoria. Lee downed Lee in Flint. Shea stopped Timidy in Anderson. Phelan beat Roper in Lincoln. Simons defeated Mickna in St Paul. Myszka knocked out Blue in Janesville.
La Barba Meets Mastro in 1 1\2 Round Clash at Los Angeles
Fidel La Barba former flyweight champion faces Earl Mastro of Chicago in a pivotal 1 1/2 round bout in Los Angeles. La Barba holds a decision over Mastro and has impressed since leaving Stanford, making him the slight favorite.
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Eddie Shea Returns to Ring with KO of Buck Timidy
Chicago featherweight Eddie Shea knocks out Buck Timidy of Tulsa in the second round after a twelve week layoff due to an injured head. Shea delivered a decisive kayo for a strong comeback as reported from Ind. June 25.
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Nebo Stops Michel in Seventh Round at New York Colisee
Tampa fighter Peig Nebo stopped Belgium’s Willie Michel in the seventh round of an eight round bout at the New York Coliseum. Nebo weighed 129 pounds to Michel’s 127.5.
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Baseball Play Recap With Reese McMillin Parkinson Outcomes
A muddled summary notes Reese homered and McMillin led with a first on ball. Parkinson earned the win with three strikeouts while Reese and Phillips took the loss. Stolen bases and backs shop mentions appear amid miscellaneous plays and an umpire reference.
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Major League Baseball Leaders Highlight Top Performers
The Associated Press notes leading batting figures with Ott and Terry among Giants and Phillies, Hafey and Waner among St Louis and Pittsburgh, plus Foxx Gehringer and Gehrig atop homers and RBIs. Pitching leaders include Grimes and Rommell with strong win totals.
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Cubs finally turn on Pirates in 4-3 win
The Cubs edged the Pirates 4 to 3 as Cuyler Wilson and Hornsby hit home runs for Chicago. Brame limited Pittsburgh to two runs before booting a drive by the Pirates in the fifth, with Boot also tossing a complete game for Chicago.
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P. A. C. Cubs Triumph 12-8 Versus Rigby Sunday Clash
P. A. C. Cubs powered by Dean Frugio Myers and Morris four homers led a 12-8 win over Rigby at Rigby field. Larson added a triple and four RBIs while Perrins contributed a triple and double as PAC tallied 14 hits to Rigby’s 10. Jorgensen Barrett and Rigby’s fielding mixed with errors shaped the game.
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Mission Reds poised to lead as coast season splits likely
June 25 Mission Reds eye first half cup as they chase a seven game set win over the Hollywood Stars in Los Angeles. Seals harbor a remote chance to overtake if they beat Los Angeles Angels while Reds drop two. Directors weigh a bonus to reward split season winners amid broad support.
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Uzcudun Schmeling Set for Yankee Stadium Bout
Pauline Uzcudun and Max Schmeling prepare for their 15 round heavyweight clash at Yankee Stadium Thursday night. Promoters report Milk Fund receipts exceeding 2300 600 and predict a possible 600000 gate. Both fighters in top form at training camps in Lakeswood New Jersey and Hoosic Falls New York. Odds favor Schmeling at 6 to 5 despite Uzcudun's heavy hitting.
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Cross-country promoter face wage claims in Texas discharges
Five former employees of CC Pyle allege unpaid wages after being discharged in Texas while part of his cross-country bunion derby troupe. Deputy State Labor Commissioner Thomas Barker filed $2,571 in claims, with cases postponed to July 1 to resolve a question of surteci tion.
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Tilden Wins Wimbledon Debut in Rout of Dillon
Tilden, the famed American tennis star, opened his Wimbledon campaign by crushing H V Dillon of Ireland 6 1 6 1 6 2 on center court. He dominated the first two sets, then eased off briefly before sealing the match with a decisive third set.
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Los Angeles Selects 38 for National AAU Track Team
Los Angeles Athletic Club officials announced a squad of 38 athletes to defend the senior National AAU track and field championship at Denver Colorado July 3 to 5. The group will depart for Denver Saturday evening.
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