Yankees Rally To Sweep White Sox In Doubleheader
The New York Yankees overturned a deficit in the final frames to beat Chicago 6 to 3 and hand Orval Ave a rare defeat, ending the last unbeaten Major League pitcher’s streak. Chicago won the opener 2-1 on homers by Luke Appling and Thurman Tucker as Bill Dietrich pitched five hits for five innings.
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Pirates Sweep Dodgers 7-1 In twin bill to gain on second
Pittsburg Pirates push toward second place in the National League by sweeping the Dodgers with identical 7-1 scores. Bob Klinger and Wally Hebert starred, combining for 22 hits allowed and multiple runs as the Pirates spoiled Brooklyn’s bid. Hebert had a triple double and three runs scored, while Klinger earned his eighth win. Hebert shut down the Dodgers in the nightcap, allowing only four hits. The crowd reached 30,308 for the doubleheader, the day’s top turnout.
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Great Lakes Nine Crush Navy Pier 13 to 1 in First Meeting Since WWI
Great Lakes Navy pier game overview: GL takes advantage of ten bases on balls to beat Chicago Navy Pier 13 to 1. It marks the first athletic meeting between the two Naval shore stations since World War I. Navy Pier managed only four hits off pitcher Jack Hallett in 25 starts.
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Red Sox beat Browns twice to take nightcap 6-4
Boston wins third straight, after a 7-0 opener. Tex Hughson blanked St Louis in the first game with three hits allowed and no walks. In the nightcap, Vern Stephens and George McQuinn drove in runs as Boston rallied behind ten hits including Phil Fox. Bobby Doerr hit his tenth homer. Ryba and Niggeling struggled but the Sox held on for the 6-4 win.
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Albany Senators Bash Rifles in Twin Bill Sweep
The Albany Senators shut down the Springfield Rifles 6-1 and 2-1 at Hawkins Stadium, aided by Bill Nagel who homered and doubled in game one and added a decisive two-base hit in game two. Pitcher Walt Smola earned his 10th win, while Len Gilmore logged his 10th victory in relief of Nagel’s late runs.
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Pioneers and Miners split twins with shutouts in Scranton
The Elmira Pioneers beat Scranton 6 0 behind Alex Mustaikis as the Miners won the nightcap 4 0 with Al Widmer pitching against Ernie Bickhaus and Bill Baker. The split left the four game series even as Mustasis bested Joe Wood in the opener and Scranton saw two baserunners reach second.
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Laurels Defeat Utica 6-1 in Weather-Halted Game
Inclement afternoon weather halted the Hartford Laurels versus Utica Braves in the seventh inning of the first game with Utica trailing 6-1. Connie Creeden plays his final Utica game before leaving for Hollywood. Braves sold Creeden and expect new players from the Phillies under a Cox-approved working agreement. The Braves hit the road after today’s game, meeting the Sailors who won 12-8 at Sampson two weeks earlier, then move to Wilkes-Barre and Scranton.
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A's Triumph Over Tigers In Twin Bill Fight
Philadelphia Athletics and Detroit Tigers split a doubleheader at Shibe Park before 14,144 fans. Detroit won 5 0 in the opener on a Rudy York double after a scoreless long duel, while the A's prevailed 3 1 in the nightcap as Dick Siebert scored after being hit, with Gorsica balking home the run and Wagner, Hall driving in runs.
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Haegg Sets American Mile Mark at Harvard Stadium
Swede Gunder Haegg shattered the U S mile record in 4 05 3 at Harvard Stadium on his American tour. The mark surpassed the nine year old standard by Glenn Cunningham by 14 seconds and came close to Haegg’s world best, aided by pace from Gil Dodds and Bill Hulse.
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Cubs Blank Giants Twice In 2-0 Shutouts
Chicago pitchers dominated the New York Giants in a doubleheader, winning 2-0 in each game before 32,192 fans. Hi Bithorn earned his fifth shutout of the year with 12 victories in game one, while Eddie Hanyzewski and Claude Passeau combined for the nightcap in a six hit effort. Errors aided the Cubs in game one as Chicago struck in the fourth on two hits, a walk, and a misplay.
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Hockey Scores From The Night Across Cities
International 1 Newark 4 Baltimore 3. 2 Newark 4 Baltimore 3. 4 Rochester 8 Syracuse 1. 2 Rochester 1 Syracuse 0. 4 iMontreal 5 Buffalo 2. 2 Buffalo 20 Montreal 1. 1 Toronto 9 Jersey City 2. Toronto 3 Jersey City 2.
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Cardinals Sweep Braves to Extend Loop Lead in Two
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves 5-1 and 7-3, extending their winning streak to eight games and widening the gap on the Brooklyn Dodgers. Rookie Alph Brazile pitched the opener, Johnny Hopp hit his first homer, and Ray Sanders drove in three in the second.
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Baseball In Brief First Games and Scores
Results from Springfield Albany Hartford Utica Scranton Elmira and Wilkes Barre include multiple games with final tallies, winning pitchers, and noted called games. Standout performances feature Doll Stephenson Shirley Comiskey Camelli Widmire Savino and Palica with McDonnell Drescher.
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National and Local Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games
National games show St Louis sweeping Boston 5 to 1 and 7 to 3, Cincinnati topping Philadelphia 7 to 3, Philadelphia edging Cincinnati 3 to 1, Pittsburg defeating Brooklyn 7 to 1 and 7 to 1, Chicago beating New York 2 to 0 in both games. Today’s slate features New York at Chicago Wittig versus Lee, Boston at St Louis Javery versus Cooper, Brooklyn at Pittsburg Davis versus Butcher, and Philadelphia at Cincinnati morning Kraus or Karl against Starr.
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Baseball Standings and Pairings From The Day
American 1 Chicago 2 New York 1 2 New York 6 Chicago 3 1 Boston 7 St Louis 0 2 Boston 6 St Louis 4 1 Cleveland 8 Washington 2 2 Washington 7 Cleveland 2 1 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 0 2 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 1 Standings show New York DL 33 607 Detroit 44 40 524 Washington 46 43 lt Cleveland 42 420 Boston 41 49 A377 St Louis 39 a4 470 Philadelphia 36 a2 409 Chicago at New York Wade 1 4 vs Zuber 2 1 or Donald 3 3 St Louis at Boston Muncrief 7 6 vs Terry 5 4 Detroit at Philadelphia night Newhouser 7 8 vs Flores 8 8 Cleveland at Washington night Bagby 9 9 vs Wynn 3 6
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Bernhard Wins State Title in New York Tennis Championship
Helen Bernhard, ranked fourth, defeated fellow New Yorker Mrs Norma Taubele Barber to win the women’s New York State tennis championship yesterday by scores of 8 6 and 6 1. Both players are from New York.
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Reds Split doubleheader with Phils in 7-3 and 3-1 defeats
Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phillies split a doubleheader. Reds took the opener 7-3 behind Elmer Kiddle's 13th win of the season and a early four run burst. In the nightcap Dick Barrett shut down Cincinnati as Philadelphia won 3-1. Estel Crabtree scored the Reds' lone run in the eighth.
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Indians Rout Nats in doubleheader sweep
Cleveland defeats Washington 8 to 2 in the opener as Vernon Kennedy anchors the mound with solid work. In the nightcap Young Jim Mertz beats the Indians 7 to 2. Lou Boudreau and his coaches vow not to shave until a loss ends and celebrate by growing facial hair.
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