Cardinals End Phils Win Streak 4-1 on Rally Night
The Cardinals snapped Philadelphia’s four game run with a 4 1 win at Childs yesterday. Key plays included a string of hits and strong pitching, lifting the Cards to the top of the standings as players such as Gilbert and Adams contributed. The Phils managed limited offense with six hits while Murray and Dithwere held to two hits apiece.
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Senators Split Pair With Miners In Doubleheader
The Senators lost the opener 4-3, then won the nightcap 7-6. Highlights mention Linus Highton and Tyflesdene, with key pitching and a late rally securing the comeback victory. The report notes support from Collins and a decisive one-hit effort in the final frame.
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Brooks Beat Reds 4 2 to Extend Three-Game Lead
In a tense early game Brooks topped Cincinnati 4 to 2 to preserve a three-game edge. The contest featured Spud Chindiay pitching for the Yankees with key moments by Joe Gordon and Charlie Keller. Keller’s two homers sparked the attack as New York built a lead and withstood late threats from Reds hitters.
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Bosox Tie Tigers as Greenberg Williams Homer Twice
Boston gains an even break with Detroit as Greenberg and Williams homer twice. Pitching holds firm with early runs and a late burst by Hed and Hawak in a win over the Tigers.
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Error in 16th Gives Nats 4-3 Win Over White Sox
A chaotic late inning turns the 16th as the Washington Nationals secure a 4-3 win over the Chicago White Sox. Key miscues by Kennedy and Lindson's dash fuel the rally in an extended frame, with standout pitching and late defensive plays shaping the outcome. The box shows Moon and Stevens contributing offensively for St. Louis and Philadelphia tie-ins, reflecting a multi-team error-filled score note.
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Koslo Blanks Bucs as Giants Leave Cellar
New York Giants topple Pittsburgh 4-0 as Koslo hurls a shutout with five Pirates hits allowed. Edson Bates and Rodger Ratliff score on infield mishaps while Giants rally in the seventh inning. Sid Gordon and Bobby Thomson key the offense. last-place Pirates struggle to produce.
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Browns Club Athletics by N-4 Score
Browns Club Athletics by N-4 score as Sir Louis W Phy St Gout Krowng doubled the Philadelphia AthUlicd 11 to final night. Chet Leiba and Walt Jhichtel produced for the second consecutive night, Vex Shirley retired the Aratf Ath. Jetlon Loo thor high with two Hunk th Ueth. Philelphin rons lost footing as Suny Charpenan's RIE opened the sixth.
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Braves Rettsu Jim Wallace To Indianapolis
The Heston Braves last night sent left handed pitcher Jim Wallace to the Indianapolis American Association club. Wallace, once hailed as the best of the Boston seasoning in pre season lineups, logged five wins and two losses this season in relief and starter roles.
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Cohoes Nine to Play Tilt in Wet Loop
Cohoes hosts Sehenec tdy Carrells at 6:00 p.m. at banging Park in Cohoes for a late season baseball game. Mills team seeks a third win in four league starts as Playing Manager Mike Hogan plans to start Jack Q'Gruday on the mound.
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Jacobs Louis Talk Next For September Title Bout
Promoter Mike Jacobs and heavyweight champion Joe Louis met yesterday to discuss a September title fight. Tami Mauriello and his manager Lefty Remini could not be reached despite attempts, with Mauriello rumored as Louis’s likely foe. Louis was slated to box at Kingston New York tonight as part of a boxing card while Jacobs prepared for talks in New York Friday.
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Cubs and Braves split a 11-2 game in wild outing
The report recounts a chaotic baseball game where Cooper Harts Cubs edged the Braves 11-2 amid shaky pitching and late rallies. Multiple players are named in a cluttered, partially garbled recap with references to pitchers and hitters, including Matt Coupe and Ting Che Buster Beaver.
Brownies Rip Divvers At Geer Field
Brownies defeat Divvers 18 to 4 at Geer Field in four straight meetings. Urine and Cassidy lead hitting while Sam Edwards and Ware pace the mound for the Brownies. End of game sparks as the team solidifies dominance in the season series.
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Pasithers Defeat ftorne's 12-1 in Non Loop Game
Report from Prospect Park notes Pasithers routed ftorne's by twelve to one in a non loop game. Whit ney led the Panthers with strong hitting, while Glendenning and Arngld contributed despite early trouble. Panthers offense surged late, derailing Brikeon and Ned, with Durlers driving a four run surge to the fifth before rain halted play.
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DeWine Coulter Signs with Giants
DeWine Coulter, former Atlantic Coast standout, reportedly signed with the New York Giants after a conference with Wellington Mara. The agreement followed a prior indication he would attend Georgia Tech to study commerce, marking a shift in his college plans.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Manager Errs Over $100 Fine Claim
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Leo Durocher questioned a $100 fine by the National League president before a game with the Cincinnati Reds. Umpire Tom Dunn ruled on the matter as the rough start to the contest unfolded.
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Waterford Saints Take Safeball Tilt Over Marys
Waterford Saints defeated Bt. Marys in a Safeball tilt at Waterford on Wednesday night. Key players Valent and Col Minas starred for the Saints, while the Jocors’ standouts provided runner support in the Veterans Post Softball League game.
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Ellsworth Vines Wins Buy State Golf Playoff
Ellsworth Vines won the state golf playoff in Longmeadow Massachusetts defeating club professional Jerry Ginnery by one stroke after a tie on the final holes. The event, framed as an Open championship, saw Vines secure the crown with steady play and critical late shots.
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Fitzgeralds Trim Larries Dominate Softball Night
The Fitzperahy Brewerm team burned ank Linwrenen's softball tenn last night at Kulekorhanleer May Larovnd. Chick Coyle pitched for the win while Tanner hit a homer and a triple. Alvey and Taplor contributed as the Larvies were bested.
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Green Island Nines Face Beothertoad Park Clash
Green Island Nines are set to meet Waterviel and Cranland Chiefs at Beothertoad Park in a high profile game. The lineup features hurlers Bob Barns Dengdonlan and Choppy to manage the Green Island attack. Also noted is Empire City event with Peter Keharg and a heavily edited lineup for the July 22 fixture.
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