East Side Fruit Wins On Welch and Bennett Homers
Merle Welch and Ray Bennett powered East Side Fruit to a 3 2 victory over Nypenn Furniture, driving in all runs with Welch’s two run shot and Bennett’s late homer. Harry Lord and Jack Aston pitched well, with Cuney, Musante, and Reider contributing key fielding plays in a tight, well played local baseball contest.
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East Side Fruit wins secretive baseball clash over Nypenn
East Side Fruit secured its second win of the season by rallying to a 3 2 victory over Nypenn Furniture. Merle Welch and Lew Bennett powered the Fruit offense with a homer and four bagger as Jack Cuney and Babe Welch starred in fielding and hitting. Joey Massa opened with baserunners for Nypenn but the Fruit defense stifled further scoring.
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Gene Tunney Rescued From Boat In Publicity Stunt
Gene Tunney narrowly avoided drowning after falling from a boat in front of reporters. The episode echoed a past rescue by Tom Heeney and drew heavy media attention. The incident left Tunney calm, with Tex Rickard eager to prevent a drowning sensationalism and the canoe reportedly sinking often.
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Still Going Strong Grover Cleveland Alexander Star Pitcher
Seventeen years in baseball and Grover Cleveland Alexander remains a top pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals. He currently enjoys his best year, highlighted by three wins in eight days against Cincinnati as the Reds surged. He played a pivotal role in Philadelphia’s 1915 season and helped St. Louis win a world series in 1926.
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State Hospital Plays Newell Printers On Russell Field
State Hospital of North Warren faces Newell Printers on Russell field aiming to snap a two game skid. Newell Printers, after early losses, seek another win to stay in the pennant race as Don Zibble will start for the Typesetters and either Skinny Weidert or Wiltsie for State Hospital.
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What They Did Yesterday in Baseball and Piste
Rogers Hornsby hit his sixteenth home run of the season and a single in four trips to the plate. Paul Waner singled once in four at bats. Frank Frisch did not play. Babe Ruth Lex Gering Ty Cobb Tas Speaker and Harry Heilmann were idle. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads carefully.
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Jovo Miljus Joins Cleveland Indians
Washington July 11 John Jove Mijus former Pirates pitcher who threw the wild pitch that decided the 1927 World Series will join the Cleveland Indians today. Miljus was released to the Indians via waivers. The Pirates bought Miljus from Seattle of the Pacific Coast League last season.
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Senators Take Two From Tribe
In Washington, Milton Gaston shut out the Cleveland Indians 9 0 in the second game of a twin bill after the Senators won the first 9 5. First game led by RH El Cleveland 002 000 020 9 Washington 010 004 22x9. Second game Miller Levsen Myatt Gaston and Ruel Tate top hitters for Washington. Browns beat Red Sox 4 2 as O Rourke drove in three. Hoffman, Manion, Ruffing, Bradley, Hering noted.
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Pirates Rally Past Phillies 6 5 For Fourth Straight Win
Pittsburgh clinched a 6 5 victory over Philadelphia to stretch their win streak to four. The tying and go ahead runs came in the ninth inning as IBUCS rally and trip Phils. Cards also mentioned in scoreline, reflecting a tight late game.
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Historic Baseball Recap: Cardinals Giants Clash and Reds Rally
League results from July include the Cardinals beating the Giants 5 to 1 to extend their lead, while the Reds crushed the Robins 12 to 4 for their 11th straight win, with Hornsby delivering a ninth inning homer to spark a Cubs comeback against the Braves in Chicago.
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National League Scores and Pairings Report
National League results show St. Louis beat New York 5 to 1, Chicago defeated Boston 7 to 6, Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 6 to 5, and Cincinnati routed Brooklyn 12 to 4. Upcoming games include New York at St. Louis, Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, and Boston at Chicago.
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Hockey scores from multiple leagues on one night
In the International League results Toronto beat Jersey City 4 to 3 and Newark defeated Montreal 11 to 10. Rochester topped Baltimore 9 to 6 while Reading cruised past Buffalo 10 to 2. In the American Association St Paul won 10 to 4 over Columbus and Minneapolis defeated Toledo 19 to 6. Kansas City beat Louisville 9 to 6 and Indianapolis prevailed over Milwaukee 7 to 1.
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Home Run Club List from Baseball Headlines
Yesterday's homers feature Ruth and Gehrig with the Yankees along with Hafey Hornsby and other sluggers across the leagues. Batters from Cards Braves Senators Browns and Robins are credited with multiple rounds as the season shows strong power totals.
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Olympic stars sail Wednesday for big contest
New York reports the United States sails to Amsterdam for the 1928 Olympic Games with 268 athletes. The team includes world record holders and a first women’s track squad. Notable names include Frank Wykoff Ray Hahn Eddie Hamm Lee Barnes Sabin Carr Charley Paddock and Major General Douglas MacArthur.
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Tunney Near Peak for Heeney Title Bout at Yankee Stadium
Fight notes from New York describe Gene Tunney at about 192 pounds and in strong form ahead of the July 26 heavyweight title clash with Tom Heeney at Yankee Stadium. Tunney resumed roadwork and sparred with Harold Mays and Billy Vidabeck, then trained four rounds on the bag after an eight mile run.
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