Senators Sweep Three-Game Series. McCabe Wins
Senators defeated the Barons 8 to 3 to complete a three game sweep. Bill McCabe earned his first victory with four scoreless innings after relieving Clemence. Key hits by Ratg ers Gronfridde Barnhart and Mayhew sparked a 3 run second inning and Albany took the lead in the sixth on Leinhart’s single Collins’ double and miscues. The Barons scored three unearned runs in the first two frames before McCabe shut them down.
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Senators
Wilkes Barre
Hawkins Ladie Bist
Bireight
Fred Clemence
Clemence
McCabe
Thorab
Ratcgers
Gronfridde
Barnhart
Mayhew
Hawkins- Stadium
Albany
Ruschowski
Bell
Massey
Thomason
Metsche
Ward
Daniels
Dowbie
Leinhart
Tingle
Collins
Maloney
Selders
Atc
Cahe
Rodgers
Cubans Set To Return To Nats
Cubans Savana Ortiz and Catchey Fermin Guerra appear poised to join the Washington Nats as soon as plane passage is secured. Infielder Gilberto Torres has already returned to the states, with Teague baseball planned again soon. Ortiz tentative to play for Mexico City. Guerra sought by Mexico’s league but Washington president Chick Griffith refused release.
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Savana
Roberto Ortiz
Washington Nats
Fermin Guerra
Infelder
Gilberto Torres
AM Three
Washington
Selecti Es
Ortiz
Mexico City
Puede
Guerra
Chick Griffith
Northern Mexico Racing Plant Approved for Mexia City
A federal decision grants a $200,000 race plant to US race horse owner John Charles Fers in Montesrey Northern Mexico. Plan includes a 4 000 spectator capacity within two years and space for future expansion. Stables will be built to accommodate racing operations, with Fers recently active at major Mexico City tracks.
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Mexica City
Montesrey
Mexico
Jobn
Charles Fers
Mexico City
Feys
Fays
McGeneer
Ar & Courad
Martine
Cards Turn Back Phils Twice in Twin Bill
In a doubleheader the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 8 to 7 in the first game and 5 to 0 in the nightcap. Morton Cooper pitched a two hitter in the second game as Philadelphia starter Harry Breen lasted until the ninth. Buster Adams drove in two runs with his ninth homer of the year in the opener and doubled later in the frame.
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Phils
Cooper
Morton Cooper
Ie Othe
Rey Sanders Afisiz
Big bin Lee
Date Matthewsor
Philies
Plupgine Swey
Frnakly
Harry Bregheen
Buster Adams
Sve Tans
Bate
Latross
Standings and Scores From Eastern and National Leagues
Eastern standings show Albany Wilkes Barre 3 Binghamton 2 Elmira 0 13 inings Utica 10 Williamsport 3 Scranton at Hartford post poned Today’s games Scranton at Hartford Williamsport at Utica Elmira at Binghamton National Cincinnati 4 Boston 2 St Louis 8 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 8 Pittsburg at New York post poned rain Chicago at Brooklyn post poned rain Games Today Probable: Pittsburg at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Chipman Davis Only clubs scheduled American Cleveland 3 New York L Boston 6 Detroit 1 Chicago 4 Washington 0 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 3 Games Today Probable Hurters Washington at Chicago Knack Can dink 16.7 vs Lopat 46 New York at Cleveland Roser 12 vs Smith 7 Philadelphia at St Louis Bhick 6 4 expected Demers Hayoes St Pierre Fall River Brockton boxing bout results post post battle details indicate Oscar Pierre defeated in seventh of ten rounds.
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Albany & Wilkes Barre
Binghamton
Elmira
Utics
Williamsport
Scranton
Hartford
Utica
National Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Roe
Weiseller
Chipman
Davis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Candink
Lopat
O’neil
Trout
Roser
Smith
Fitfiadelphia
Bhick
S. Help
Shirley
Demers
Cincinnati
St Louis
Philadelphis
Cincinnati Reds Meet Albany Senators Tonight in Exhibition
The Cincinnati Reds of the National League prepare for an exhibition against the Albany Senators of the Eastern League at Hawkinisy Stadium tonight. Game time is 5:30 p.m. with Reds regulars and reserves in the lineup. Manager Deacon Bill McKechnie posted batting order including Williams at second base Criscala in right field and Walk.
Reds Name Max Marshall for Navy Induction
Cincinnati announces outfielder Max Marshall has been ordered to report to his draft board at Randolph Field for induction into the Navy.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Max Marshall
Randelphia
Navy
Reds to play in Albany in bid for pennant
Pitching plans center on McCormick and Mueller with dust and Miller infielders noted as uncertain starters. Kent Peterson or Tomas DelaCruz may back up. Chuck Hawley and Dick Biow expected to share Albany pitching duties. Bill McCorry serves as Reds road secretary with Hans Lobert aiding. Box seats limited and reserve line opened by phone.
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McCormick
Mueller
Dust
Tipton
Bressner
Aleno
Miller
Jake Eisenheit
Kent Peterson
Tomas DelaCruz
Chuck Hawley
Dick Biow
Albany
Reds
Senators
Bill McCorry
Hans Lobert
Bridgeport
Bilt McCorry
Cincinnati
Terranova Dominates Noel in New York Lightweight Bout
Terranova of the Bronx won a unanimous eight round decision over Charles Noel of Brooklyn. Other results included Gambaro KOing Connors in 1:04 of round one and Jamieson outpointing Saunders.
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New York
Paul Terranova
Fomer
Annnanimous
Charles Noel
Brooklyn
Fert
Hamilton
Terrenova
Bronx
Noel
Joe Gambaro
the Bronx
Jackie Connors
White Plains
Frankie Jamieson
Chicago
Eddie Saunders
Harlem
Tormay Gergano
Bensonhurst
Snippy ™ Alien
Puerto Rico
Bunny Marcent
Bar Ridge
Bobby Hargett
Frankie Sarcisco
Rey Murray
Brooklin
Pep to Meet Costantino Postponed Until Aug 4
Waterbury Conn promoter George Brulligan said the featherweight title fight between Pep Lolu Costantino was postponed from tonight to Friday August 4 as Pep’s camp reported he was not in condition. The bout, billed as a test round, was to be held in Waterbury with New York’s Costantino the challenger. advance gate reportedly reached $25,000.
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Waterbury
Conn
Pep-Lolu Costantino
Peps
George Brulligan
New York
Work
Costanitino
Mulligari
Reds Edge Braves 4 2 in tight game
Cincinnati scores two unearned runs in the fourth and gets key hits from Mueller Tipton and Macon to defeat the Boston Braves 4 to 2. Exchison homered for Atlanta to tie the game in the seventh, but the Reds pulled ahead on Maeders double driving in Cristela and McCormick after intentional walks.
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Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Jim
Aganual
Nate Andrews
Reds
Ray Mueller
Eric Tipton
Alesner Ali
Warren Huston
Ackool Preacher
Rege
Mueller
Tipton
Miller
Braves
Exchison
Kiultz
Masi
Dee! Phillips
Max Macon
Houston
Sto
Chet Rozs
Maebers
Johany Cristela
Frank McCormick
sHtek
Mier and McCormick
Cintinna
Bapa
Talls
Komets
Andress
Hatehin
Son T. Strikeonie
Kensante
Ancess Rehiersen
Bie Andreas
Rendancr
Ibs
Thompson Murray Ready for Clash at Madison Square Garden
Thompson of Los Angeles and Murray of South Wolwalk Conn meet in a 10 round boxing bout at Madison Square Garden. Both boxers weigh 205 pounds, with Thompson described as compact and five feet eight inches, while Murray stands six feet two inches.
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New York
Turkey Thompson
Los Angeles
Ring
Jman
Lee Q. Murray
South H Wolwalk
Conn
Madison Square Garden
Thompson
Irene
Murray
Towers
Sisward
A's Defeat Browns 7-5 to End St. Louis Streak
Philadelphia Athletics topple league leaders the St. Louis Browns 7 to 5 at home. Dick Siebert hit a first inning homer as the A's seized early lead, while Ellis Byrnes and Christopher combined to hold off a Browns rally in the seventh. McGhee and Byrson contributed for the Browns, but the A's pitching held firm through the late innings.
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St. Louis
Connie
Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Teaders
Athletics
Dick Siebert
Browns
Ellis Byees
Christopher
Sresbeen
Moore
Arid
Tee
Em Pais
Rte
MeGsete
Pwo Sase
Sand McGhee
Byscna
Brown Belterzoufielder
al Zarius
Aisht
Marshall Gets Nod Over Joey Maxim in Lighting Lightweight Bout
Sacramento boxer Marshall rated by the N A H L A as a leading light heavyweight title contender defeated heavyweight Joey Maxim a military policeman at Camp Malden Mo in a ten round decision Marshall scored two knockdowns including an eighth count and a late tenth round knockout after a ninth round low blow Maxim had entered the ring 21 pounds lighter at 1166 pounds.
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Cleveland
Lford Marshall
Sacramento
Marshall
Maxim
Jear
Dios
Maxin
Marsean
Track judges gain final say on winners
Boston reporters note Judge Charlies C. Cabot ruled state court judges should not intervene in track disputes. The decision limits legal recourse for bettors and confirms track judges as the final authority under commission rules after a photo finish disputed a wager of 216 dollars on a supposed sure thing.
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Boston
Charlies C. Cabot
Westbrook High Names Irish Star As Coach
John Witkinson, former Notre Dame track star, was named yesterday to coach Westbrook High School's football and basketball teams. Leo Cormier resigned to go into business.
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Westbrook High
Westbrook
John Witkinson
Notre Dame
Westbrook High School
Leo Cormier
Toc
Indians Rout Yankees 8 to 1 Behind Bennotte Pitching
Cleveland battered Walter Dubiel for 13 hits as Allie Bennotte pitched the Indians to an 8 1 victory over New York. Reynolds and Stirnweiss sparked the offense with multiple hits while Hoag added three RBI. The loss drops the Yankees into a virtual tie for third in the standings behind Boston.
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Cleveland
Allie Bennottee
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Tribe
Walter Dubdiel
Reyselds
Yankees
Reynolds
Wale
Daniel
Myr! Hoag
Cee Tridal Avack
George Stirnweiss
Boston Red
Houdreda
Cullenbine
Zeorstoe i Hekoer
Smosar
Sack
Exrar
Martin
Hock Id
Grimes
Itwo
Iss
Metheny
Hoa Rocta
Kelimen
Stimveiss
New York
O Dubiel
Heynolds
Sirtheouis
Dubiel
Crpher—Weaver
Commei
Cooper Ejected For Stalling In Ninth Inning
Walker Cooper became the first St Louis Cardinal ejected in a game since last August after arguing with umpire Jocko Conlan in the ninth. Cooper and Al Jurisch had a late conference before play ball was called, leading to Cooper’s dismissal.
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St Louis
Walker Cooper
Cardinal
Cooper
Mickey Owen
Dodgers
Cardinals
BBC
al. Jurisich
Jocko Conlan
Conlan
Aim
Cosiak
New Yorker Wins Placid Court Title
New Yorker August Ganzenmuller of New York City defeated Joseph Coheek of West Grange New Jersey 6 3 7 5 6 1 in three straight sets to win the Lake Placid club annual tennis title amid showers that halted other matches Frances Hells of Cleveland reached the women s singles quarter finals to face Mrs August Ganzenmuller in the semi finals in women s doubles winners were Mrs Nelson Kidd and Sonya Swift of Ottawa beating Mrs Philip Hawk of New York City and Nancy Nortes of Naugatuck Conn 6 2 3
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West Orange
August Ganzenmuller
Nelson Kidd
Sonya Swift
Ottawa
Can
Philip Hawk
New York City
Nancy Nortes
Naugatuck
Conn
Roy Hughes Sparks Cubs Comeback After Injury
Roy Hughes returns from a near end to his career after a 1930 shoulder injury and a severe burn in a basement accident. He rebounds to star for the Chicago Cubs, leading the team with a .321 batting average and ten stolen bases while moving from third base to shortstop and earning praise as the club’s most valuable fielder.
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New York
Roy Hughes Lie
Chicago Cubs
Hughes
Frank Crespi
Tori Hgatreni
Montreal Royals
Crespi
Rochester
Roy
Chicinnati
Montreal
Los Angeles
Cubs
Stan Hack
Charlie Grimm
Chisox Blank Nats Behind Grove in Shutout Win
Chicago White Sox beat Washington 4 0 behind Grove and a strong five inning effort. LeRoy Schaik drove in two runs with a fourth inning triple and a sixth inning single as Chicago cashes in on early offense. Tucker added a later RBI on Hodgin's single to seal the shutout.
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Crval Grove
Washington
White Sox
Nats
LeRoy Schaik
Chicago
Emil Leonard
Ralph Hodgin
Thurman Tucker
Hat Trosiz
Hodgin
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Kuhei
Spence
Boland
iFerrelt
Sullivan
Leonard
ICAGO
AZ Regal Stores
Schalk
Carnett
Tucker
Webb
Grove
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Eaica Fox
Hedzin
Turker
Frick Denies Ott Protest In Pittsburg Game
New York Giants protested a Pittsburgh 65 game after umpire judgment on the final out. Giants say Phil Weintraub grounded out. manager Mel Ott claims the ball hit the batter’s foot and should have been foul. Frick of the National League denied the protest and Giants announced a roster change sending Frank Seward to Jersey City.
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New York CP
Ford Frick
National League
New York Giants
Pittsburg
Mel Ou
The
Giant
Phil Weintrant
Ous
Beans Rear
Don
Giants
Slater
Frank Seward
Hs Jersey City
Tan Cisb
International League
Seals Sign Former Major Leaguer Ripple
The San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League signed 34 year old former major league star outfielder Ripple. Ripple played for the New York Giants from 1926 to 1935 and 1937, appeared in the World Series, later with Cincinnati and Brooklyn, and most recently with the Seattle Rainiers before being released. He will join the Seals for the Sacramento series next week.
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San Francisco
Red Sox Triumph 6-1 Over Tigers Behind Hughson
Cecil Hughson pitched six shutout innings to lead the Boston Red Sox to a 6-1 victory over Detroit. Frank Overmire lasted only 2 1/3 innings for Detroit before relief, while Leon Culberson hit his first home run of the season as Boston built a strong early lead.
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Cecil
Fox) Hughson
Detroit Tiger
Hoxton Fed Sox
Detoit
Hughses
Steed
Red Sox
Tiger
Frank Overmire
Boston
Jebtiny Gutsive
Overmire
Oass
Sane
Leon Culberson
Waler
Beck
Aleld
Ha Wagner
Culberson
Sacred Heart Turns Back St Michael's In CYO League
Sacred Heart defeated St Michael's 6 to 5 in a Senior CYO League game at Catholic Central High Field. Key hits included Gully's single and Lemke's home run in the second inning and a four run fourth, as Sacred Heart built its lead before Breen allowed only one more hit through seven innings.
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Sacred Heart
St. Michael’s
Catholic Central High Field
Gully
Lemke
Ed Spenard
Shenard
Con- Way
Ler Breen
Bill Bonville
St. Michael's
Jane
Piskutz Walker
Prince
Breen
Con Way
BL Walther
St Michael's
Conway, Piskutz
Printsky
Honville
Triplets Beat Elmira 1-0 in 13 Frames
Binghamton pitcher iKari Drews led the Triplets to a 1-0 win over Elmira Pioneers in 13 frames. Teammate Jim Mains also excelled as errors and bases on balls constrained Elmira. Drews fanned 10, walked six, and allowed six hits while Matus Zansed issued three walks during a tense game.
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Binghamton CP
iKari Drews
Elmira Pioneers
Jim Mains
Jorge Blasini
Hugh Taylor
Drews
Arnie Cohen
Joe Pasasero
Gregory
Shoristop
Blasini
Sid
Matus
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