Nypenn Furniture Clinches Loop Title With Weekend Wins
Nypenn Furniture, led by Gene Evenue, won two decisive games to secure the championship for the second straight season. They edged Bankers 6 4 on Saturday at Russell Field and exploded for 11 4 Sunday at Exposition Park, with Burns homering twice and Reilley, Massa, and Erickson contributing multiple hits as the team surged in the eighth inning to seal the title.
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Connie Just Can't Get Going By JACK LORDS
Connie Mack faces a string of disappointments since 1915 as his Athletics struggle despite spring gains and a star pitching staff. The former pennant winner cannot find balance as Quinn emerges as ace while others falter, making another title season seem distant yet possible if pitching improves.
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Tigers fall as Athletics beat Detroit 9 to 5 in Aug game
Detroit loses to Philadelphia 9 to 5 as Athletics score three in the first inning and Tigers fail to halt a skid. Senators blanked 4 to 0 in Chicago as White Sox rally on two Washington errors in the seventh. Boston tops Cleveland in extras 6 to 4 after a seesaw 11th inning.
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Baseballs Big Five in Home Run Handicap
Babe Ruth stretched his lead with a forty second homer while Gehrig collected four singles in four at bats. Ty Cobb raised his average with two one base hits in three trips as Speaker went hitless in four chances. Hornsby was idle with only batting figures listed and Pet, Gehr, Gehr, and others shown in the standings.
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Johnson Blanks Kingston In Second Game Of Doubleheader
Art Johnson dominated Kingston in a 2 0 victory as part of a doubleheader. The Norfolk ace allowed four safeties, struck out four, and issued two walks. News from Warren suggests a possible sale to the New York Giants, with Johnson unsure of his future after the Norfolk season ends September 30.
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Swanson scores run to win for Jamestown Spiders
Jamestown Spiders beat Salamanca 1 to 0 at Celonzo yesterday afternoon as Swanson scored from first after a misplayed grounder. Eddie Gasper pitched a one hit game for Salamanca but walked Swanson in the first to allow the lone run. Erickson allowed only three singles for Jamestown and struck out eleven as Salamanca managers failed to advance a runner beyond second.
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National League Yesterday’s Result and Saturday Scores
Rain spoiled yesterday with no games. Saturday results show Philadelphia defeated by Pittsburgh 2 to 6, Chicago 1 to 10 over its opponent. Today’s schedule includes Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at New York St. Louis at Brooklyn.
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Baseball Scores and Pairings From The American League
The box shows Chicago 4, Washington 0. Philadelphia 9, Detroit 5. New York 10, 8t Lonte 6. Boston 6. Cleveland 5. New York 14, St Louis 4. Philadelphia 8, Detroit 7. Chicago 6, Washington 1. Cleveland 9, Boston 2. Washington at Chicago. Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at St Louis. Boston at Cleveland.
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International Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Standings
Yesterday's games featured Buffalo beating Reading 84 to 2 and 6 to 2, Rochester 6 to 2, Jersey City 3 to 0, Newark 5 to 1, Syracuse 4 to 2 with no other games. Saturday results include Buffalo 12 to 9 over Readin and Syracuse 9, Toronto 3 to 11, Baltimore 2 to 3, Jersey City 2 to 8, Rochester 0 to 1. Jersey City visits Buffalo, Restling hosts Rochester, Newark plays Toronto. Bengough homered with three base hits, and Williams Koenig also homered. Shocker earned the win, Wingard the loss. Umpires Ormsby Geisel Rowland. Time 2:14.
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Helen Wills Dominates Field, Henry Farrell Reports
West Side Tennis Club notes Helen Wills has overwhelmed international rivals, with bets on who might challenge her at the national championship. Helen Jacobs and Betty Nuthall loom as potential threats, while Mrs Charlotte Hosmer Chapin remains a California rival. Semifinals set for today with Nuthall facing Chapin at two and Wills meeting Jacobs at three.
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