Gordon's 12th Homer Powers Yankees Past Tigers 4 1
Joe Gordon hit his 12th homer and drove in a run as the New York Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 4 to 1 in the morning game. Rudy York and Nick Etten traded RBIs in the eighth, York's double bringing home Hoover as New York pulled away. Bill Zuber won his sixth with a six hitter while Hal Newhouser took the loss in seven innings. The twilight game was postponed.
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A's Fall to White Sox in doubleheader skid hits 19
Chicago White Sox sweep both games 7–0 and 7–0 before 5,801 fans, extending the Philadelphia Athletics to a 19-game losing streak tied for the AL record. Orval Grove silences the A's in game two after Russ Christopher’s shaky relief. First game details include line scores and errors. second game notes Grove’s six hits allowed and critical moments.
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Giants Manager Confined to Bed with Influenza
New York Giants manager Mel Ott is confined to bed with what is believed to be intestinal influenza. Ott played Saturday but missed Sunday as the Giants lost two games to the Chicago Cubs. Coaches Clarence Jonnard and Adolfo Luque handle team duties in his absence.
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St. Peter's C. O. to Face Cohoes Owls Tomorrow
St Peters C O hosts the Cohoes Owls at Catholic High diamond for a first meeting. Don Caswell will start on the mound for St Peters and Red Bechard will catch.
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Cards Pound Braves Pitchers For 19 Hits In 14-5 Triumph
The St Louis Cardinals pounded two Boston pitchers for 19 hits totaling 31 bases to win their 15th straight game, 14 to 5, clenching early with Manny Salvo shelled for seven hits and six runs in three innings. Debs Garris and Marty Marion led the attack with four RBIs between them as Stan Musial and Johnny Hopp contributed key hits. Max Lanier took the loss, and Butch Nieman added three hits for Boston.
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Playoffs Open In Arsenal Loop With Two Openers Today
Arsenal softball playoffs begin for the General A. Gillespie trophy. Army faces BPL Department nine on the southeast field while PA and PB departments meet on the northeast diamond. Final standings show Liner Shop and Army with strong records and Colonel Gillespie trophy honor noted.
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Montgomery Decisions Zivic in Philadelphia Fight at Shibe Park
Bob Montgomery outboxed Fritzie Zivic to take a ten round decision before 21,452 at Shibe Park in Philadelphia. The bout yielded a gross gate of 60,924.50 as Montgomery prepares for defense against Beau Jack in New York on September 10.
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Zivic and LaMotta toMeet Sept 2 at MSG
Former welterweight Fritzie Zivic and rugged middleweight Jake Lamotta agreed to a one round bout at Madison Square Garden on September 2. The match, the third between the two in recent weeks, follows their latest fight where they split a pair of decisions.
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Eastern League Lifts 17 Player Limit
Williamsport Pa CP Thomas H Richardson president of the Eastern Baseball League announced lifting the 17 player limit for all league clubs. Clubs may carry 32 players for the balance of the season but players signed after 21 on the roster will not be eligible for Governor Cup play offs. Three weeks remain in the schedule. Dazzy Vance was the National League most valuable player in 1924 with 28 wins and 6 losses for the Dodgers.
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Pioneers Rally Past Albany 3-1 In Elmira Victory
Elmira Pioneers beat Albany Senators 3-1 at Hawkins Stadium as Sam Zoldak pitched well and Albany errors aided the cause. Knerr started for Albany but two miscues by Whitey Brutchak led to the decisive runs in the fifth. Smith, Nowak, and Busch produced key hits for Elmira while Brutchak’s errors capped Albany’s night.
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Miners Tie Laurels in 2-2 Playoff Draw
Hartford and Scranton played to a 2-2 tie in twelve innings last night as playoff doubleheader prep. Widmer and Dagenhard pitched well with sharp defense. Scranton tied in the ninth on Zipay’s two base hit and Genovese RBI, and Steiner scored on a triple before a Carnevale DP ended the threat.
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Browns Split Doubleheader with Nationals 10-5 and 2-1
In St Louis the Browns split a doubleheader with Washington, losing 10-5 in ten innings then winning 2-1. Johnny Niggeling debuted for the Nationals with tough luck, while Stan Spence hit two homers and contributed a double in the 10th inning rally.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results in the Circuit
Standings show Scranton leading with 39 wins and 16 losses, Elmira 66 52 and 559, Albany 63 52 a8, Binghamton 63 BM 538, Wilkes Barre 60 55 322, Hartford 53 518, Springfield 43 66 394, Utica 28 cag 250. Yesterday included St Louis 14 Boston 5, plus several late-night games with Cooper Dav is Bithorn Melton and Chase.
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Baseball Scores and Pitchers From Evening Card
In a busy slate, New York defeated Detroit 4 to 1 with a postponed game noted. Boston beat Cleveland 9 to 7. Washington outslugged St Louis 12 to 3 in ten innings. St Louis 2 beat Washington 1. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 7 to 6, and Chicago 7 Philadelphia 0 in another game. The night schedule features New York at Detroit with Chandler and Donald facing White and Trucks. Washington at St Louis. Boston at Cleveland in twilight and night. Philadelphia at Chicago in twilight and night.
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International 1 Baltimore 4 Jersey City 1 2 Jersey City 6
Jersey City defeats Baltimore 6 to 4 in a 12 inning game at Newark with Newark as the host venue. The doubleheader results show Jersey City sweeping Baltimore while Syracuse also appearing in the standings.
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Buenos Aires Star Firpo Grooming 230-Pound Amateur Prospect
Fatima era style report tracks Luis Angel Firpo aiming to bring 23 year old amateur Cestac from the Pampas to the United States for pro bouts. Cestac, 6 feet, undefeated in three years, claims 54 wins with 39 knockouts, but critics say opponents are weak. Firpo seeks a US series and a title bid against Joe Louis, with promoter ties unresolved.
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Cunningham Hurls No-Hitter For Burg Nine
Al Cunningham pitched a no hit no run game as Lansingburg Boys' Club blanked the Troy Tigers 4 0 at La Salle field in a Junior League contest Cunningham struck out seven and walked one while adding two hits at the plate George Winkler had two safeties for Lansingburg and the Chiefs toppled the Bulldogs 8 3 at Knickerbocker grounds Jim Schlutow earned the win with nine strikeouts and four hits allowed for Green Island with Louckes and O Bryan on the Tiger battery
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Postponed Boxing Card Rescheduled for Next Monday
Weather conditions forced the postponement of last night's professional boxing card at Buffalo Civic Stadium. The main bout remains Johnny Green of Lackawanna versus Pete Gallano of Baltimore in welterweights, now set for the Stadium next Monday night.
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Sacred Heart St Pauls Meet Thursday In Semi Final
Sacred Heart C O baseball faces St Pauls in game two of a best of three semi final Thursday night at Prospect Park, 8:30 pm. Sacred Heart pitcher optionsCal Paulus or Andy Grieger with Ed Nuttall catching. St Pauls counters with veteran Charlie Buckley and batter Bill Bonville to even the series. The winner advances to meet St Michael's in the finals for the NYC Co O title.
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St Michael's to Meet South End Ramblers Tonight
St Michael's faces South End Ramblers at Geer Field tonight at 6 o'clock with Bud Houser slated to start for the C. O. champions and Joe Akin catching under Marty Dwyer. The Ramblers plan to use Prince on the mound with Panis in reserve, in a likely tight clash. A separate note recalls Fed Grange of Illinois scoring five touchdowns in a 1924 game against Michigan after handling the ball only five times.
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