Nypenn Furniture Wins on Sixth Inning Rally at Russell Field
Nypenn Furniture, leaders of the Industrial league, edged Warren County Day 3 to 2 after a decisive rally in the sixth. Don Brown and Fritz Urbanski pitched well for the rivals as Burns homered for Nypenn and Poppleton drove in Dairy runs with two hits.
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Rusell Field
Warren County
Nypean
Warren County Daily
Vartune
State Haspiel
North Warren
Elul
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Anthony
Nypen Furniture
Xyn
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Keystone Station
Rontzer
Paully Hamm
Burns
Hayes
Warren County Dairy
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Poppleton
Don Brown
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Mintzer
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Fitzpatrick
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Tirn
Larry Mann
Punta
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Feld
Russell Field
Erickson
Mason
Giegerkeh
Varee
Ken Brogen
Brogan
Ray Poppleton
Erckson
Sap Mann
Niypenn
Harry Mintzer
Short Field
Bob Burns
Burny
Baseball scorecard snippets feature key AL and NL players
The fragments name Ruth and Yankees alongside other players and teams from the American and National Leagues. Several lines mention Hauser and Simons with the Athletics, Foxx and Bottomley with Bulls? Cards, and Barper with the Cards. The text lists multiple players by surname across teams.
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Yankees
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Hauser
Simons
Sakaa Bive
Browns
Warren County Dairy Tops Nypenn Furniture In Close Contest
Warren County Dairy 2 6 0 0 0 2 2 runs with Burns homering and Don Brown adding a two-base hit. Brogan and Mason helped with sacrifice plays while Urbanski fanned eight and Brown six. Oit Brown issued two walks as Warren County left four on base against seven for Nypenn Furniture. Umpires M g ten Jewell and Sil Mul en.
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Nypenn Furniture
Burns
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Brogan
Aaron
Mason
Urbanski
Brown
Oit Brown
Bause
UmpigessMgten Jewell
Sil Mulen
Umpire Calls Industrial League Game Amid Protest
Myron Jewell, umpire in chief, ruled last evening’s Industrial League game between Warren County Dairy and Nypenn Furniture complete after five innings. A protest over an unfinished sixth inning was lifted by John Rensma, sparking potential league arbitration led by Eddie Masherson.
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Warren County Dairy
Nypean Furniture
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Nypenn
Myron Jewell
International League Scoreboard Shows Wide Varieties
Yesterday's results from the International League include Toronto 6 over Jersey City 3, Baltimore 6 over, Montreal 4 to 1, Reading 17 to 3, Rochester 3 over 4, Buffalo 6 over 3, and Newark 40.
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Jersey City
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Montreal
Reading
Rochester
Buffalo
Newark
Giants Ponder Post Hornsby Trade Influence On pennant chase
Gotham baseball chatter centers on the New York Giants after trading Rogers Hornsby. Andy Cohen’s strong second base work fuels a late-season rally while McGraw faces criticism over his player decisions. Giants’ finances look bright regardless of pennant outcome as attendance climbs at the Polo Grounds.
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New York Giants
Rogers Hornsby
John McGraw
McGraw
Hornsby
Rogers
Hornby
Andy Cohen
Giants
York
Charge Races at Cleveland Fixed
Two men alleged track corruption at Bainbridge race track in Cleveland. Melvin Stevens and Harold Scarloch confessed after arrest by Sheriff Hanratty and claimed track managers forced their silence. They charged jockeys were instructed to ride long shots to win amid drugging allegations.
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Receville
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Huntington
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Baseball stars shine in yesterday's action
Paul Waner doubled and tripled with a single in four trips driving in three runs. Al Simmons had one hit in eight at bats. Freddy Lindstrom doubled twice in four trips. Pie Traynor Frisch doubled once and drove in a run in four at bats. Harry Heilmann went hitless in three trips then singled in the second game. Rogers Hornsby and Lou Gehrig had limited appearances while Babe Ruth did not play.
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Paul Waner
al Simmons
Freddy Lindstrom
Pianh Frisch
Harry Heilman
Lou Gehbig
Babe Ruth
Detroit Tigers Take Twin Bill From Boston Red Sox
Detroit swept a doubleheader against Boston, winning 7 6 in game one and 4 3 in game two. Detroit led from the second inning of the opener and chased a come back in the nightcap, edging Boston with two late runs. Gibson Smith Holloway Hargrave joined Settlemre Simmons McFayden Griffin Hermann on the Detroit box. Whiteham Hargrave Shea Morns Hermann starred for Boston. Week schedule lists State Hospital versus Newell Printers and Ny pean Furniture with State Hospital in remaining fixtures.
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Smith
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Hargrave
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Simmons
McFayden
Griffin
Hermann
Whiteham
Shea
Morns
Hermne
Homestead Grays Hit Tour with Strong Pitching and Slugging
The Pittsburgh Colored champions bring a potent mix of Lefty Williams Smoky Joe Williams Oscar Owens and Sam Streeter to Warren on Saturday as they start a three day trip. Manager Posey will rotate pitchers for the road swing with James Town Spider Webbs and East Brady on the schedule as the Grays promise topflight performances for fans.
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Smoky Joe” Williams
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Tilden Won’t Attend Hearing On Player Writer Charge
William T. Tilden Jr., captain of the 1928 Davis cup team, will miss the USLTA executive committee hearing over alleged player writer rule violations. In a letter he says business prevents his attendance and he asks the committee to consider his side. He denies intentional violation and cites articles he wrote during Wimbledon as not breaching the rule.
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National League Standings and Schedule Update
The National League shows standings with teams such as New York St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia and results from recent games including Pittsburgh over Boston 10 to 3 and Cincinnati 5 New York 4. Upcoming games list New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati and tomorrow Philadelphia at St Louis Boston at Chicago with Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Standings and Scores From The Evening Games
Standings show New York 38 6 21 percent and Cleveland 5S 66 4 64. Detroit b4 65 ABS and Washington 54 6 76. Boston 43 77 350. Results include Detroit 7 Boston 6 and Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 5. Multiple games noted with St Louis New York Chicago Washington matchups and double headers.
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Brame Hurls Neat Ball for Pirates
Pittsburgh tops Boston 10 to 3 in the ninth series game. Tied 3 3 in the third, Pittsburgh pushed two runs for a lead that held. Brame pitched well while Greenfield Palmero and Taylor provided support for Pittsburgh.
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Hemsley
Giants Drop Second Straight To Reds In Cincinnati
The New York Giants fell 5 to 4 to the Cincinnati Reds in Cincinnati. Mel Ott drove in three runs with a fifth inning triple, while Zitzman homered in the last half of the inning to seal the win for Cincinnati. Aldridge Fitzsimmons and Hogan? Luque and Hargrave.
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CinciNnati Reds
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Hargrave
Athletics Take Drawn Out Game From Cleveland 9
The Athletics edged Cleveland 9 to 6 in a late rally. Rommel earned the win for Philadelphia while Dallus took the loss. Sol Somma Langford J Sewell Haas and Cochrane led the offense with multiple RBIs. Uhle Miljus Earnshaw Rommel pitched for Cleveland and Philadelphia respectively.
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