Second Game Postponed Due to Rain
Rain postpones the second game between New York and Boston. Scattered notes mention Yankee runs, Lindell scoring, Savage homering, and Parc’s tied score attempts. Attendance listed as 1,171 with mis-typed player names and erratic wording in the source.
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George Surmweisa
Pata
Satweal
Marthe
Don Savage
Ga Acharkt
Sore Yan
Martin
Tripsets
Lindell
Floy Partee
Garbark
Avendance
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Itewells
Savage
Fox
Sarace
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Dodgers Rally Past Braves in Nightcap to Halt Skid
Dodgers beat Braves 8 to 5 in the nightcap of a doubleheader to stop a losing streak, after dropping the first game 8 to 4. Brooklyn mounted a seven run rally in the late innings aided by timely hits and aggressive baserunning to overcome Boston's pitching.
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Braves
Grays Trim Triplets In Pair Of Games
Williamsport Grays pitcher Albertson, a late addition from the Chattanooga Lookouts, shined in a 7-5 opener and 1-0 nightcap win over the Binghamton Triplets. He earned both decisions, rescued Dan Parre, and held the Triplets to five hits across 12 innings.
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Williamsport
Gpi
Bob Abherison
Chattanooga Lookouts
Williamsport Grays
Ecaingi
Binghamton
Ray Kolp
Dan Parre
Grays
Ritter
Albertzon
Parta
Gilly Knowles
Albertson
Bill Lucky
Michie
Blasini
Gagain
Dan Day
Alberson
Passero
Bias
Musulas
Talbert Captures River Forest Open Men’s Singles Title
Bill Talbert of Indianapolis won the River Forest open tennis men’s singles title defeating Sorman Bickel of Oak Park. Fourth seed Falberts Kumpa was favored but Pancho Segura of the University of Miami withdrew with an ankle injury. Talbert led 28 to 16 in winners with 10 aces in the final.
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River Forest
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Sorman Bickel
Oak Park
Falberts Kumpa
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
University of Miami
Talbert
Segura
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Ecuador
Bickel
Hoosier
Bicker
Accei Cements
Eastern League standings and national scores brief
Standings and results across the Eastern League and national sections. Albany at Scranton scheduled. Hartford and Wilkes-Barre joint leaders. Williamsport leads Binghamton. Utica at Elmira. Nationally Philadelphia and New York exchange results with Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago and Pittsburgh also noted. Yesterday’s results include New York, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland games.
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Nats Defeat A's Twice In Doubleheader Wins 8-4 and 4-3
The Washington Nationals beat the Philadelphia Athletics in both games of a doubleheader. In the opener Washington piled up seven hits and scored seven runs by the fifth inning while Detroit split a twin bill with Chicago. The Nationals won 8-4 in the first game and 4-3 in the nightcap as Mickey Haefner pitched effectively in relief.
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Paul Trovi
Inston Nats
Philadelphia
Chicago Waite Sox
Jake Wadel
Fane
Welk
Nats
Tigers Jims
Sue Pee Lahiriee Brak Ae Haefner
Washington
Journay Hamdiphries
Jot Haynes
Ruie Gentry
Luke Hamlin
Wade Sing-E
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John Dickshot
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Hayne
Court Play Postponed In Eastern Clay Courts Final
Rain delayed the Eastern Clay Courts tennis finals at Montclair New Zealand with top seed Jack McManus advancing later. Forest Hills Florida defeated Ted Schein in a 34 first set of their men’s singles match. Remaining semifinals and mixed doubles postponed to Saturday July 23.
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Ted Schein
New York
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Meing Schein
Eiduar
Wenis
Thomas Burke
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Doris Hart
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Robins College
Elliott to Report For Physical For Pirates
Chicago GP Bob Elliott veteran third baseman left the Pirates last night to report for his draft physical in Pittsburg on Wednesday. He will miss the opening game of the Eastern trip in New York but expects to rejoin the team the next day. Elliott is married and has one child.
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Bob Eliott
Pittsburg ‘Pirates
Pittsburg
Pirates
New York
Civic
Elliott
Hockey results from early season matchups
International 1 Newark 10 and Buffalo 9. 2 Buffalo 5 and Newark 5. 1 Baltimore 9 and Jersey City 3. 2 Baltimore 10 and Jersey City 1. Montreal 3 and Rochester 1. S Montreal 4 and Rochester 2. 1 Toronto 3 and Syracuse 1. 1 Syracuse 5 and Toronto 4.
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Reds Win Second, Take Doubleheader From Cardinals
Cincinnati pitchers Ed Heusser and Sylvester Donnelly led a 3 to 2 win in the nightcap after a 4 to 2 opening victory. Harry Brecheen suffered a balk ruling in the late innings as St Louis fell behind, with Woody Williams at the plate when the delivery crossed the line. Donnelly earned his seventh win in relief. Clyde Shoun finished the final two innings.
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Phillies Take Opening Win as Giants Lead Out, Doubleheader Ends Early
Philadelphia won the first game 6 2 over New York in the opener of a doubleheader. The second game was halted at the end of the eighth with the Giants ahead 6 2 due to curfew rules. Gerheauser held the Giants to six hits for his sixth win. Buster Adams and Johnny Kerr homered for Philadelphia.
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Mel Or
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Johnny Kerr
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Sampson Naval team tops Cornell for 17th win
Sampson Naval Training Center pushed to 17th victory in 18 games by a 15 2 rout of Cornell University. Cornell missed stars including Johnny Vander Meer while Sampson pitcher Duché held the Big Red to three hits and 13 safeties allowed by Cornell hurler Higgins with home runs from Jack Phillips and Gilly Brack.
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Jack Philips
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St Peters Doubleheader Called Off By Rain
The St Peters versus St Michaels Senior C O League game at Prospect Park was canceled yesterday due to rain. A twilight contest with a Schenectady Twilight League club was also affected by the weather.
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Rein
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St Michael's
Efurnoion
Prospect Park
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Case Thrills Washington Fans With Base Stealing Feat
Washington's Case leads base stealing with 24 successful attempts this season, while rival George Stihnweiss tops with walks and speed. Case, nearing 29, missed about 20 days with a dislocated shoulder but returned strong, including a four-base doubleheader dash against Philadelphia. He shares league prominence in thefts and highlights a storied career beginning in Trenton and rising with the Nationals since 1937.
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George Washton Case
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Tve
Philadelphia Athletics
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New York
George Stihnweiss
George
Trenton
N. J
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Laurels Rally Past Barons In Doubleheader Sweep
In Wilkes-Barre, the Laurels blasting the Barons 5-3 in the opener and 28-3 in the nightcap. Power at the plate and steady pitching keyed the sweep as Scranton held the Barons to minimal hits and errors, with Wentzel collecting three hits in the big second game.
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Baron
Skinner
McLain
Towery
Patsmen
Abe Espinosa Wins Decatur Open Golf Tourney
Abe Espinosa representing the Decatur Country Club won the third annual Decatur Open with rounds 68 71 and 63 for an 18 under par total. Ky Laffoon of Chicago placed second with 205 while Jim Johnson Verroll Mich and Rob Hemmerton Evansville Ind tied for third at 206. In the amateur division Jim Frisina Taylorsville Ind and Dale Moray Martinsville Ind tied for third at 208.
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Chicago
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Cubs and Pirates split two ten scoreless games
Chicago and Pittsburgh played to a doubleheader split with two 10 inning shutouts before a 40,920 crowd. Hank Wyse edged Rip Sewell in the opener while Max Butcher drove in the decisive run for Pittsburgh in the nightcap.
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Rip Sewell
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Roy Hughes
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Browns Win Two In 12th Over Indians
The St Louis Browns swept a doubleheader from the Cleveland Indians to widen their lead over the Yankees. The first game stretched to twelve innings with a 350 foot triple by Gutteridge starting the decisive rally. George Caster earned the win for St Louis, while Joe Heving took the loss for Cleveland after a late rally by the Indians.
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Byrnes
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Browns
Grand Circuit Opens In Maine Harness Meet
Old Orchard Beach Maine hosts the Grand Circuit opener at Kite track with a 1 day program headlined by a 39000 stake for three year old trotters seen as a Hambletonian preview. Yankee Maid, a strong Hambletonian favorite, is among the entrants in the event and has won a 5000 two year old trot.
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