Nypenn Furniture Beats Bankers In Close Industrial Battle
Nypenn Furniture edged the Bankers 2 in a tight Tribune Industrial league affair on Russell field. Kelly Anderson and Sammy Mason joined out-of-town players in the lineup as Fritz Utanski held the Bankers to late hits, Urbanski and Gebhardt delivered key hits, and Urbanski’s late triple paced a fourth inning rally.
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Tribune
Russell Field
Bankers
Kelly Anderton
Sheffield High School
Sammy Mason
Nypeans
Fritz Utanski
Freddy Gebhardt
Gebhardt
Urbanski
Kelly Anderson
Heinie Anderson
Cosmano
Anthony
Erickson
Harrington
Ken Brogan
Massa
Jimmy Wilson
al Fischer
Mason
Brogan
Lloyd Hagestrom
Harold Wilson
Walsh Beaten as Mackss Defeat White Sox in Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics locked in a fourth straight win over Chicago by 7 to 4 as Young Ed Walsh struggled in the box. Rommell pitched for Philadelphia, Walsh took the loss, and Clancy Foxx and French led Philadelphia hitters in a high scoring intercity game. Also, Washington defeated St Louis 7 to 4 after a ninth inning rally, with Blueholder leaving early and six two base hits, three triples and a home run across the contest.
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French
Collins
Hale
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Haas
Mostal
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Boley
Orwell
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Grove
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Washington
St. Louis Browns
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Gaston
Kema
Blaeholder
Ogden
Schang
Schalk Charges Unfair Treatment by Comiskey
Chicago July 28 Ray Schalk former manager of the Chicago White Sox says he was treated unfairly by owner Charles A. Comiskey. He says he was asked to resign with a return to catcher and given a salary offer so low he could not accept it.
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U.P
Ray Schalk
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Bankers Rally in Late Innings to Top Nypenn 6-3
Three base hit by Urban ski and a two base by Int. Gebhardt highlight a six run reply after Nypenn led 3 0. Urbanski and Anderson each fanned six. Bankers leave six on base to four for Nypenn. Umpire Ed Masterson.
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Urban Ski
Gebhardt
Haggstrom
Cosmano
Erickson
Urbanski
Anderson
Nypenn
Ed Masterson
Promoter Outlines Plans to Insure Self Against Losses
New York July 28. Tex Rickard unveils four ideas to avoid future boxing losses. No guarantees to fighters, no July heavyweight title bouts, restrict broadcast rights, and seek an opponent to challenge Gene Tunney. He already avoided large guarantees for Tunney and Heeney, losing about 155000 dollars on the Tunney-Heeney match. He aims to have broadcasters share fees, arguing radio expands boxing’s reach. Heeney’s potential foes include Sharkey Loughran Delaney Risko Paolino Hansen. Merlin H. Aylesworth lauds radio as a vital boxing ad medium and cautions against dull fights driving fans away.
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Tunney-Heeney
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Houston
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Bottomley
Aylesworth
Bissonette
Robins Vereure
Hornsby
Braves
Hurst
Phillies
Hafey
Harper
Tex Rickards
Home Run Club Highlight Sees Ruth Gehrig Stir Yankees
Ruth and Gehrig power the Yankees with home runs as the club touts top AL hits. Hauser of the Athletics and blue Browns share notable moments including Simmons of the Athletics.
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Gehrig
Hauser
Athletics
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Browns
Simmons
Industrial Tuesday matchups and midweek fixtures
The schedule lists Newell Printers versus Ny Penn Furniture on Tuesday, East Side Fruit against County Dairy on Wednesday, and Bankers versus State Hospital at North Warren on Saturday. Local teams meet in early week games with regional venues and clear matchups.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
National League standings show Brooklyn 49 46 516, Pittsburgh 46 60 0, Boston 63 26 7, Philadelphia 63 26 7. Yesterday New York 4 Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 1, Brooklyn 5 St Louis 2, Chicago 2 Boston 1. Today's schedule St Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Pittsburgh at Boston. Tomorrow's Schedule
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Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Standings and results from the major leagues and American Association
New York leads with 68 wins, 28 losses, bias in percentage. Philadelphia 60 36, St. Louis 52 48, Cleveland 43 53, Washington 43, Chicago 42, Detroit 38, Boston 37. Yesterday Washington beat St. Louis 7 4, Philadelphia beat Chicago 7 4, others rained out. Upcoming games include Philadelphia at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit, Washington at Chicago, New York at Cleveland. In the American Association Milwaukee 9 Indianapolis 5, Toledo 4 Minneapolis 1, Columbus 4 St Paul 2, Kansas City 8 Louisville 2.
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Montreal 8 Rochester 7 and Jersey City 8 Baltimore 6
In the International League action, Montreal beat Rochester 8 to 7 while Jersey City defeated Baltimore 8 to 6. Other games either ran late or were not scheduled.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Baltimore
Big Attraction Booked Here By Judy Big Attraction
St Louis Colored Stars, a top West team, will stop at Exposition Park on August 12 for a game with Jewell's Independents. The club, now Eastward, has a strong record and will travel west after the game. Jewel's Independents head to Ludlow tomorrow to meet the Ludlow Independents at Wildcat Park, departing Warren at 1 15 pm by motor.
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Warren
Del Nelson's team wins Tribune league title in opening round
Pitcher Don Brown led Del Nelson's squad with standout performance as the War Ren County Dairy star and Ray Poppleton, Paully Hamm, and Eddie Hamm contributed at bat and in the field. Industrial league averages released today highlight Brown as top pitcher. season half promises tougher battles and a rising East Side Fruit entry.
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Don Brown
Warren County Dairy Star
Ray Poppleton
Paully Hamm
Eddie Hamm
del Nelson
Poppleton Leads First Round With .524 Average
Ray Poppleton of Warren County Dairy tops the Tribune Industrial Baseball league first half with a .524 average over eight games, 11 hits in 21 at bats. Merle Welsh of East Side Fruit posts a .625 mark in three games, with five safeties in eight chances. Other players highlig hted include Wolfe Gebhart Paul Hamm McCullough Pearce Swanson Bennett Scarry Scarry Lewis Massa and Ward, all batting .350 or better.
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Tribune
Ray Poppleton
Warren County Dairy
Merle Wels
East Side Fruit
Poppleton
Welsh
Platter
Wolfe
Gebhart
Paul Hamm
McCullough
Pearce
Swanson
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Joe Scarry
Jewell
Anthony
Burns
Reilley
Ward
Aston
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Ray Lewis
Joey Massa
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County Dairy
Bankers
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Newell Printers
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East Side Frost
State Hospital
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East Side
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Haggstrom
Sam Brindis
Giegerich
Wiltsie
Larry Mann
Fischer
Howard Potts
Urbanski
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Froit
Nypenn Furniture Beats Bankers 6 to 3 for Pennant Start
Jock 10 10 report Gee Evenue, manager of Nypenn Furniture, smiling after a 6 to 3 win over Bankers. Fans expect more victories as Nypean’s Industrial schedule lists matches next week against Newell Printers, East Side Fruit, Warren County Dairy, and a Bankers rematch with State Hospital.
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Gee Evenue
Nypenn Furniture
Bankers
Nypenn
Schedule Details for Hospital and Russell Field Grounds
Readable fragments indicate events scheduled for the Hospital grounds at North Warren and two additional items listed for Russell field. The brief itemization suggests localized venue assignments without dates or organizers in the accessible text.
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North Warren
Russell Field
Fight results blotter shows two deciders in 10 rounds
Denver bout ended with Leo Scozza of Buffalo earning a decision over Maxie Roseenbloom in a slow unexciting 10 round light heavyweight contest. In San Francisco Santiago Zorila of Panama won a decision over Bud Taylor of Terra Haute in a 10 round bout. Cautious buyers urged to read the classified ads carefully.
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