Cubs Rally To Doubleheader Versus Braves At Home
The Cubs swept a doubleheader against the Boston Braves, with strong pitching by Ray Print and John Hutchings. Chicago built leads behind hits from Peanuts Lowrey, Elmer Singleton, and Lewey Rice, while the Braves managed a lone run in the seventh.
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Pitta
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Ray Print
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Tommy Holmes
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Nicholson
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Lennie Meruio
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Indians Beat Yankees Twice In Split DH To Take Series
Feller earned the win in the first game as Cleveland routed New York 10-3 while Reynolds secured the nightcap 4-3. A then-record crowd of 72,152 watched the opener, the year’s largest attendance to that point. Fleming drove in three on a homer and single in the nightcap as Reynolds fended off the Yankees.
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RPI Soccer Opens Season With 4-0 Victory Over Williams
RPI blanked Williams 4-0 at North Field as Emmett Mann converted a 61st minute penalty, Machado Megd added a first-half goal, Tom McDoneld scored twice, and the defense shut down Williams. Bernard Simmons and Jim Wekingen starred for Rensselaer.
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Emmétt Mann
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Lansingburgh High Plans Soccer Team Initiation
Lansingburgh High announces formation of a new fall soccer squad after football paused by equipment issues. Coach Walt Ecker seeks area school teams and soccer managers to contact for interclass scrimmages set to begin soon at the Lansingburgh School.
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RPI Beats Scranton 6 to 0 In T Formation Triumph
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute defeated Scranton 6 to 0 as a strong ground game produced the only score. Key plays featured Don Rowe, Kiesling, Powell, and Heikkinen with repeated drives and a successful extra point attempt by Conner to seal the win.
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George Powell
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Cards Beat Giants Twice To Take Doubleheader
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Giants 3-2 in the second game and 5-4 in the first, keeping pace in the pennant race behind the Cubs. Barrett pitched much of both games, with Gardner, Treadway, Schoendienst, Adams and Hopp contributing key hits as the Cardinals rallied from behind in both contests.
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Marty Dwyer Teams Dine at South 2nd Tavern banquet
A St Michael's CYO League event honors Marty Dwyer and his Pin Up Girls tomorrow night at South 2nd Tavern. Taelock hosts the program with Judge Jomm Sweeney and Jack Tower as speakers. The Pin Up Girls receive a prize from Marty Dwyer for their unofficial Trey Area girls championship win. The team, unbeaten, rose to prominence with strong recent performances, while St Michael's teammate finished third this season after last year’s title.
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Marty Dwyer
South 2Nd Tavern
Taelock
Jomm Sweeney
Jack Tower
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Piedmont Clubs Edge Cardinals in Shortest Season Game
In Richmond Piedmont league action the Piedmont Clubs defeated the Lenehirg Cardinals 15 to 7, marking the season’s shortest game. The win follows a tight schedule and features a compact showcase of early league play.
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Philadelphia
Tony Lupien
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Phils
Tub
Tennis Play Delayed by Weather in Nice Championship
In Nice France the singles final between Capt James Wade of Pasadena and Budge Patty of Los Angeles was postponed until later due to bad weather. The doubles pairs Sergeant Charles Hare of Chicago and Dick McKee of Miami face Russell Bobbitt of Atlanta and Wade. Intercity Grill League opens Sunday Sept 23 with six teams. final arrangements to be announced.
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France
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James Wade
Pasadena
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Sgt
Charles Hare
Chicago
Dick McKee
Miami
Russell Bobbitt
Atlanta
Wade
Intercity Ocrill
Inter-City Grill League
Cubs Buy Nashville Star In Season News
Chicago Cubs yesterday announced the purchase of right handed pitcher Russell Mees from the Ville. Mees, 22, is slated to report before the season ends as the team sits sixth in the standings.
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Chicago Cubs
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Vois
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Schott Fights Fiducia in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York heavyweight Fréddie Schott from New Jersey defends an undefeated record against Freddie Fiduca of Newark in a scheduled drovgcer at Madison Square Garden. The bout headlines Schott as unbeaten 0 boata and reaches toward another win.
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Trom
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N. J
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Freddie Fiduca
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Gentry Bowling League Plans Friday Meeting
Members of the Gentry Bowling Rescue will meet Friday night at Thorns Recreation Center in Watervliet. Teams for the coming season will be selected. New and old members are urged to attend. meeting starts at 7 o clock.
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Thorns Retreation
Watervliet
Reds Sweep Twin Bill With Brooks
The Reds swept a doubleheader over the Dodgers with help from Earl Harris in the nightcap. Cincinnati built a 4-0 lead, tied it late, and won 5-4 as Libke delivered the game winning single in extra innings. Branca struggled with control but left with a no decision as Branca walked several batters. The Reds capitalized on early wildness and exploded for two runs in the seventh to claim the opener. Northeast readers note the doubleheader attendance listed at 7,408.
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Dick Fowler No-Hits Browns as A's Sweep Doubleheader
Dick Fowler, just discharged from the Canadian Army, no-hit the St Louis Browns to win the second game 1-0 after the Athletics won the first 6-2. Irving Hall and Hat Peck delivered key hits as Philadelphia broke a scoreless tie in the ninth. John Miller took the loss. Bob Feller, in another note, had hurled a no-hitter for the Indians on opening day.
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Canadien Army
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Svevalle
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A's
Browns
Bobo Newsom
Bill Hollingsworth
The Standings and Scores From Baseball’s Major Leagues
National League standings show St Louis leading with 81 wins, rivalries tight as Chicago and Brooklyn trail. American League results include Cleveland routing New York and Detroit splitting with Boston. Upcoming games list Brooklyn at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh among others with probable pitchers noted.
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Phillies rout Pirates 143 in nightcap after 4-3 loss
Philadelphia exploded for 24 hits to wallop Pittsburgh 14 to 3 in four innings, with Jimmy Foxx homering and Dick Mauney and Anton Karl shutting down the Pirates after an early start. The opener saw Foxx drive in both Phils runs on a two run homer off Walter Beck in the third.
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Local hockey results and weather disrupted play
International 1 Rochester 5 Buffalo 3 Rochester 2 Gurrald 0. Syracuse 7 Jersey City 1. Sersey City 2 Syracuse. Baltimore 2 Newark 1. Newark 4 Baltimore 1. Toronto 7 Montreal canceled due to rain.
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Tigers Triumph and Nightcap Triggered by Darkness
Detroit Tigers top Boston Red Sox 6 3 in the nightcap after a 6 3 loss in game one halted by darkness at Feeway Park. Paul Richards led the opener with four RBIs on three doubles and two runs, while Rudy York and Jimmy Outlaw contributed key runs in the late innings. Boston tied the second game late before darkness ended play, with Earl Cramer and Doc Cramer involved in the bullpen action and George Woods making a clutch defensive play at first.
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Utes Fall To Elmira In Season Finale 84
Elmira Pioneers defeat Eastern League champions Utah 8 to 4 to claim the series two games to one. Pitchers Bickhaus Bush and Trine held the Utes to timely runs as Greenwald and Fitzpatrick drove in multiple figures and a 3,877 crowd boosted season attendance to 5,264.
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