Date set for replay of Industrial league game
The Arbitration Committee ruled the North Warren game between Nypean Furniture and State Hospital must be replayed on Russell field next Tuesday August 28 with State Hospital as home. Heinie Anderson is awarded to State Hospital’s squad but ineligible for the series. Pearce, Jim and Joe Scarry remain out of town.
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Philadelphia Defeats Cleveland 12 to 4 in Mack’s Preseason Game
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 12 to 4 with Old Jack Quinn the winning pitcher. The Athletics scored all their runs early before Cleveland managed a late push, but could only push one runner over the bag.
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Industrial League Picks and Local Bowling News
An industrial league fan lists an All-Star lineup with Heinie Andersen and others from Warren County Dairy and Newell Printers. Local bowls chapters plan seasons and reorganization moves. Ardent discussions on City and Church leagues continue as Cherry Hill hosts events and a cameraman is spotted at grounds.
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Bankers
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Newell
Printerz
Popapleton
Warren County Dairy
Bob Burns
Nypenn Furniture
Paul Hamm
Ray Lewis
Newell Printers
al Wolfe
Win Anthony
Nypean Furniture
Brown
Skinny Weidert
State Hospital
Dutch Quinn
Newell Printer
Home Run Club by United Press
In American League action yesterday, standout home runs were hit by Heathcote of the Cubs, Terry of the Giants, McManus with the Tigers, and notable blasts from Gehrig of the Yankees Buuser of the Athletics Simmons of the Athletics Blue of the Browns Foxx of the Athletics.
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Philadelphia Wins Another From Cubs
Philadelphia takes a sixth straight from McCarthy's Hopefuls 3 to 1 as Bayne, Grant, Underhill, and Harder yield six, eight, and zero runs respectively. The Cubs manage one unearned run. Rayne takes the loss while Willoughby and Davis pitch for Philadelphia. Umpires Dineen Nalin and Barry.
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Yankees Edge Browns 3 1 In Pitchers Duel
Waite Hoyt outpitched Sam Gray as the New York Yankees beat the St Louis Browns 3 to 1 in a tight, pitching duel. Hoyt escaped several jams while New York scraped across runs in two innings.
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National League scores and upcoming schedule
Yesterday the National League results showed Pittsburgh defeating Boston 6 to 2, Cincinnati 3 over New York 2, and Brooklyn 6 to St. Louis 1 with Philadelphia and Chicago other scores. Today Brooklyn visits St. Louis, Philadelphia plays Chicago, Boston meets Pittsburgh, and New York faces Cincinnati. Tomorrow New York goes to Pittsburgh and Brooklyn travels to Cincinnati.
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Yesterday's Results From Baseball Standings
Yesterday's scores show New York 3 St Louis 1 Detroit 4 Boston 3 Chicago 3 Washington 1 Philadelphia 12 Cleveland 4 with St Louis at New York and Chicago at Washington Also Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Philadelphia plus American Association games Columbus 6 Kansas City 4 Toledo 8 Milwaukee 1 Indianapolis 10 Minneapolis 8 St Paul 11 Louisville 1
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International League results from yesterday
Baltimore defeated Montreal 7 to 3 in a high scoring game with Montreal holding a 1 run deficit during an afternoon match. An exciting pitching duel featured late scoring and strong defense from both sides as the league standings adjust.
One Punch Palocka Joins Police Force Satire
Rim- describes One Punch Palocka joining the police, feigning deafness, and fooling the chief with circus-like behavior. The piece traces a family lineage of quirky cops, a wreath mistaken for a statue, and a tack that ends his career as he plans a life of dozing on a park bench.
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Cincinnati Ace Stops M'Grawmen in Final Inning
Red Lucas a Cincinnati pitcher halted a New York rally in the ninth inning by deflecting a batted ball with his head toward third base, enabling Dressen to force Wright out and sealing a 3–2 Reds win. Lucas finished the game unhurt.
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Lindstrom
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Faulkner
Baseball stars shine in yesterday’s box scores and Frank Genaro bout
Yesterday's games feature Lou Gehrig, Waner, Al Simmons, Freddy Lindstrom, Babe Ruth, Frank Frisch, and Harry Heilmann posting multiple hits or runs in limited trips. Bowers Horneby did not play. In Chicago, Frankie Genaro defeated Ernie Peters in a ten round flyweight bout, Genaro weighing 116 pounds and Peters weighed in.
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PR. Waner
al Simmons
Freddy Lindstrom
Babe Ruth
Simeled
Frank Frisch
Harry Heilmann
Bowers Horneby
Chicago
Frankie Genaro
New York
Ernie Peters
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Umpire duo to officiate vital league clash at Russell Field
Industrial league key game pits Warren County Dairy against Nypenn Furniture with Myron Jewell behind the plate and Eddie Masterson on the bases. Sammy Mazon will pitch for Warren County as Don Brown eyes victory to anchor the Dairy rotation in a tight pennant race.
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Eddie Masterson
Russell Field
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Jewell
Masterson
Hospital
County Dairy
Giegerich
Genberg
Poppleton
R. Brown
P. Hamm
L. Brown
Mann
Ed Hamm
Fitspatrick
Don Brown
Nypenn Furn
Hagstrom
Weekly Schedule Highlights for Local Contests
The schedule lists Wednesday matchups including County Dairy against Ny Penn Furniture and Friday fixtures with State Hospital facing Newell Printers. Next week features Tuesday's State Hospital vs Ny Penn, followed by Wednesday's East Side Fruit versus State Hospital.
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Nypenn Furniture
State Hospital
Newell Printers
East Side Fruit
Warren County Dairy
Bankers
Washington Loses to Chicago Whites Sox in Rough Tilt
Washington Senators were handily defeated by the Chicago White Sox as Grady Adkins pitched strongly, allowing seven hits but yielding runs only sparingly. Adkins and teammates Berg Braxton Gaston and Ruel contributed to the setback for Washington. Later in Los Angeles, Bushy Graham stopped California Joe Lynch in the seventh round of a ten round bout.
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Ruel
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U. P
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Utica
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California
Joe Lynch
Rabbit Racing Popular in Norman Dy in France
Rabbit racing gains popularity as a sport in Norman dy due to low lapinodrome costs and cheap racing animals with many courses being laid out. Paris names Gaston-Gerard ambassador of wine to drum up anti prohibition enthusiasm, resigning as mayor of Dijon to travel to 20 countries. Buy classified acts carefully and subscribe to the Tribune.
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Yankees may reshape for pennant race reeling
Observers speculate that the New York Yankees could trade a star regular to secure a ready made pitcher and bolster their flag pursuit. Manager Miller Huggins faces a pitching crisis and may pursue drastic offseason changes to balance the roster with veteran infielders and catching depth while aging arms near retirement.
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Joe Dugan
Gene Robertson
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Mark Koenig
Tony Lazzeri
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Ruth
Bob Meusel
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Bengough
Wilcey Moore
Grand Eld
Herb Pennock
George Pipgras
Henry Johnson
Waite Hoyt
Mesars , Ruppert and Huggins
Roush Bound for Hospital After Abdominal Injury
Eddie Roush, New York Giants outfielder, was en route to St. Louis to enter a hospital for treatment for a torn muscle in his abdomen. He probably will not play again this year unless the Giants reach the World Series.
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U. P
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New York Giant
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Giants
Beatest collection of Colored baseball data showcased by Homestead Grays
The Homestead Grays, likely the strongest club in the United States this season, prepare for an exhibition against Warren at Russell Field after a 302 win, 17 loss, 2 tie run. The roster features Jelly Gardner, Dihigo, Vic Harris, Joe Beckwith, Dennis Graham, Jap Washington, Calderon, Red Sox catcher, M Harris, Smoky Joe Williams, Lefty Williams, Oscar Qwes, Sam Streeter, with Dihigo and Britt used as emergency pitchers.
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Cardinals Beaten by Brooklyn Robins in St Louis
In St Louis on August 22 the Brooklyn Robins defeated the Cardinals 6 to 1 preventing a return to first place in the National League. Mel Weeney held the Cardinals to three hits as Brooklyn built an early lead and closed it with a late scoring burst.
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Detroit Tigers Beats Boston 4 to 3 in Close Victory
Detroit defeated Boston 4 to 3 as the Tigers held a lead most of the game. Detroit scored in three innings while Boston mounted a late rally in the ninth, but failed to overtake the Tigers. Van Gilder, Stoner, and Hargrave contrasted with Harriss, Simmons, and Merry in the pitchers' duel.
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Kremer Keeps Hits Scattered as Bucs Win
Pittsburgh edged Boston 3 to 2 on August 22 as Ray Kremer allowed 10 hits yet kept them scattered. Boston scored in the first and fourth innings while Pittsburgh tallied in the second and third, aided by Brandt, Taylor, Kremer, and Hemsley. U P1 Frank O Rourke of the St. Louis Browns is likely to rejoin the club after an injury from a recent series with the Athletics.
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