Cubs Defeat Bues, 7-3, On Pafko's Blow
Cubs win 7 3 over Pirates as Pafko belts grand slam and Passo pitches strong. Wyse relief and key hits by Hack, Cavaretta, and Lowrey spark late rally. Cubs stay in pennant chase while Pirates struggle with timely Chicago hitting.
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Rove
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Stan Hack
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Peanuts Lowrey
Phil Cavemretta
Passo
Jia Russell
Livngston
Heck
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Charlie Grimm
Claude Passeau
Rip Sewell
Ray Prim
Nick Straievick
Pittsburg
Aberhoa Giontrideo
Rossel
Balkeld
Zeit
Gustine
Gesey
de Toga
Phillies Acquire Two Right Handed Pitchers For 1912 Season
The Phillies announced the acquisition of two right handed pitchers. George Esterly led the Interstate League with two victories and six losses. George Cope posted six wins and six losses with Utica in the Eastern League.
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Philies
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Wosses
George Cope
Utica
Barons Nip Senators in 6-5 Thriller to Even Series
In a crowded Easter League final scene at Wilkes, the Barons defeated the Senators 6-5 to even the series at 2-2. Attendance reached 8,209 with 79 servicemen present. Clemence, delivering for the Barons, shut down the Senators early but the Barons rallied, scoring twice in the sixth to seal the win.
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Triumas
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Uten
Wes
Hire
Senators and Barons duel in fourth finals game at Slawicking Stadium
In a high scoring finals clash at Slawicking Stadium the Senators and Barons traded blows. Key moments included Rod Madsen starting for Gurled food ball and lasting into the eighth, Tony Guzak and Jack Meayr Hess driving rallies, and Henry homering as both teams fought for a lead. The Barons forged ahead with a four run surge in the sixth, Williams and Vison delivering critical hits, while Albany’s defense and throws at the plate kept the contest tight.
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Hawkins Stadium
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Johnny Mihaik
Tony
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Jack Meayrhess
Rip Collins
Hen Vison
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Mayhew
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COPS Baseball, Mediterranean Theater Crown Assigned
Livorno Italy G-The Bend Division won the Mediterranean Theater Army baseball championship Friday by defeating the Signal Group 8 to 1. The group now meets the winner of the European Theater in a best of five series to decide the Inter theater champion.
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COPS
Livorno
Italy
Signel
Firemen Beat Police in Special Softball Game 12 to 6
The Troy Firemen defeated the Troy Police 12 to 6 in a special softball game on iléch Street Graenond North Troy yesterday. Chief Carl Smith and Jim Sheeran led the Firemen with a triple and two singles, while Freddy Ibbott and BH Donovan pitched for the Police. Ross Sheehan starred on defense for the Firemen and Lem Flynn hit two home runs for the Police as the crowd watched the year’s final contest.
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Graenond
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Jim Sheeran
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BH Donovan
Chief Smith
Ross Sheehan
Sheri- Teron
Lem Flynn
Smith
Po“Hee
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Standings and final scores from Eastern League games
Finals show Wilkes-Barre 6 Albany 5. Pittsburgh earns 3 2? Pahsagen Bros Team Standing. Chicago and others listed with varying scores.
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Wilkes-Tarre
Albany
Braves Win Doubleheader Over Giants 4 7 3
Boston Braves secure a doubleheader sweep against the New York Giants, 4 7 3, with Jim Wallace recently promoted from Indianapolis pitching the nightcap. Bill Lee won the opener 4 3 as Chick Workman homered twice and Charley Mead drove in three runs, tying the teams atop the season standings with four games remaining.
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Reardon
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Cardinals down Reds in high scoring win
Cardinals defeated the Reds 9 to 6 in a game featuring Marty Marion Day as Donnelly earned the win for Cleveland. George Kurowski hit his 21st homer as Cincinnati pitchers were touched for 12 hits and four bases on balls.
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Yanks Split With Bosox Beat Ferriss
The Yankees beat Dave Ferriss 21 in a five inning second game of a doubleheader halted by the Sunday Law. Boston won the 14 inning opener 5 on Eddie Lake’s RBI double. Bratton presented Edsel Ford built car to Mrs Ferriss and sister. Perriss honored as rookie of the year with watch and radio.
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Tigers Fall in Shutout as Browns Edge Detroit 6 5
Detroit pitchers were stung by Neilson Potter as the Browns won 6 to 5. Hank Greenberg and Roy Cullenbine provided Detroit’s two early hits, but Potter’s control and timely hitting by St Louis’ Les Mueller and Dizzy Trout limited Detroit’s offense.
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Football Results Rebound Across Matches
Football results list several games with notable scores. Duke overwhelmed South Carolina 66 to 0 while Indiana defeated Michigan 13 to 72 in a high scoring week. Wisconsin?
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Iowa State
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Nats' Chances Slim After Even Break With Mackmen
Washington split a doubleheader with the Athletics, winning the nightcap behind Chunky Chick Pierette on his 24th birthday for a 14th win. The opener saw Detroit and the Tigers edge the Nats, while errors and late game miscues by Washington kept their pennant hopes dim as Detroit needed only two wins in four remaining outings to clinch.
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Dick Fowler
Don Black
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Dee Berry
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Gil Torres
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Dutch Leonard
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Mayo Smith
Buddy Lewisi
Buddy
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Smith
Geetl Fravis
Chapman
Ruanera
Siebert
Rosar
Ed Busch
Phillies Rally Past Dodgers in Nightcap to Split Twin Bill
Brooklyn led 9-6 after Hal Gregg pitched strong for the Dodgers in the opener. Philadelphia avoided a sweep by scoring in the ninth and securing a 4-3 win as Rene Monteaguée drilled a key single. Dixie Walker later used a magnesium bat in the first game to boost a drive, drawing a presentation between games.
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Rene Monteaguée
Moo
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Jack Kraus
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Chig Beate
Walker
Edward Christiansen
The
Magnesium Company of America
RPI Rooters Edge Dartmouth in Hanover Soccer
The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute soccer team defeated Dartmouth 3 to 2 in Hanover on Saturday, showcasing a strong road performance and securing a crucial win for the squad.
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