County Dairy Clinches Lead With 5-1 Win In Local Loop
Warren County Dairyssociation surged to first place in the Tri bune Industrial Baseball league last night at Russell field by beating Nypenn Furniture 5 to 1. Don Brown earned the win, fanning four while allowing eight hits. Paul Hamm and Del Nelson drove in runs as Dairy built a decisive lead after the sixth inning. The crowd packed the stands as Dairy extended its winning streak to four, overtaking Nypenn, which had string of three straight victories.
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Dairy and Furniture clash in rugged nine inning tilt
County Dairy and Nypean Furniture battled in a high scoring game with Bennett and McCullough each contributing on the mound. Nelson delivered a bases loaded two run single in the sixth, while Bennett exited in the sixth after yielding six hits and five earned runs as McCullough finished. Burns and Hamm sparked Dairy with key hits and Bennett’s early strikeouts and late relief shaped the final.
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Industrial League Schedule Highlights This Week
Thursday features Bankers against Xypenn Furniture while Friday shows Bankers clashing with Newell Printers in a local Industrial League slate.
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Leading Batters Across National League Play
Baseball leaders include Barris at .444 for Pittsburgh with 66 hits by Wright. Gratham and Hornsty tied with 15 doubles, P Waner at 8 triples, Wilson and Williams top homers with 10. Gehrig leads Yankees in RBIs and hits. Manush tops triples. Ruth drives homers. Cy Williams again drives the ball, with notable shift defense.
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Burns Aims Higher In Doubles Record Pace For Indians
Consistent slugger George Burns of the Cleveland Indians remains the team’s steady power source. He could push his season doubles total from 64 toward 70 or even 75, potentially setting a mark that endures amid baseball’s changing context. Tris Speaker holds the all time two base hit record with 652, surpassing Lassie’s 513 and Ed Delehanty’s 56 in 1898. Cleveland has led the American League in doubles for eight straight years as Burns’s steady bat helps balance the team’s power approach.
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Don Brown Leads Warren County to Top in Industrial Baseball
Yesterday's star Don Brown pitched Warren County Dairy to a 7 3 win over Nypenn Furniture securing first place in the Tri County Industrial Baseball league. Tonight Beakers meet Nypenn Furniture at Russell field at 5 45 with another game set for tomorrow against Newell Printers at 6 45. The Tribune notes Woods English's Cubs signing and urges broader coverage of local players in the national scene.
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Art" Johnson
Three Lazzeri Homers Spark Yankees Triumph
Tony Lazzeri hit three home runs as the New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 12 to 11 in 11 innings. The game featured a ninth inning rally by Lazzeri and included numerous hits and fielding feats, with Lazzeri collecting his trio of homers and the Yankees overcoming a late Sox lead. Also noted were late rallies and other MLB results from Washington, Philadelphia, and Detroit.
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Two More Games In Trie League Today and Friday
Two more Industrial League contests spark interest with Nyperna Furniture vs Bankers on Russell Field. Ray Bennett may start for Nyperna after last night’s loss. Joe DeFrees or Mike Bleecy to pitch for Bankers. Odds favor Nyperna. Newell Printers seek a break against Associated System in an extra inning win.
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Warren County Dairy Association
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Ray” Bennett
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Joe” DeFrees
Mike” Bleecy
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Bert? Hook
Baseball scores and schedules from National League play
Yesterday results feature Boston routing St. Louis 11 to 8 and New York edging Chicago 12 to 11 while other games saw Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 5, and Detroit 5, Boston 3. Today Boston visits St. Louis and Chicago hosts New York among multiple league matchups. International play includes Toronto beating Reading and Baltimore sweeping Buffalo in two games with other results across the circuit.
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Giants Rally Past Pirates In Close Tilt 8 to 7
In Pittsburgh on June 9, the New York Giants erased a deficit in the ninth inning with two home runs, Cummings and Hornsby among the hitters, to defeat the Pirates 8 to 7. The game featured early leads, base hits by Aldridge Traynor Jackson Ott, and a late Giants surge to seize the win.
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Giants Beat Pirates as Hornsby Delivers Ninth Inning Hit
Hornsby won the game for the Giants by delivering his tenth homer of the season with two on in the ninth. He went 1 for 4. Rath had a single in four at bats, Zakkler homered three times, Speaker hit a triple, Cobb singled in four. Boston baseball notes hint at end of season. Red Sox slump toward cellar, Braves also faltering. Ted Lyons and Al Thomas labeled the pennant twins for Chicago, bearing much of the load in the push to win.
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