Bankers Topple Newell Printers In Industrial League Contest
Bankers defeated Newell Printers 3 to 0 at Russell Field to stay third in the Tribune league. Zibble’s third inning triple produced the only runs, with solid pitching by Mike Breech and strong defense limiting Newell to six safeties. Joe Gardner collected a walk twice and a hit, contributing to the stout Bankers performance.
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Industrial League Standings and Next Week Matchups
Standings show Warren County Dairy leading the league with Newell Printers and Bankers among the cellar teams. Next week schedules include Warren County Dairy versus Thoraday and Newell Printers against Ny an Furniture with Associated System facing Warren County Dairy.
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National League Scores And Schedule From Last Day
Yesterday's results show Boston defeating St Louis 11 to 8 in ten innings and Chicago beating Brooklyn 5 to 4. Pittsburgh routed New York 12 to 4. Today Philadelphia plays St Louis and Boston faces Cincinnati with Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. Tomorrow Chicago meets Washington and Cleveland plays New York.
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International Yesterday's Results Highlight Mixed Scores
Buffalo Al and Reading posted an 8 to 1 result while Rochester defeated Newark 1 to 6. Syracuse beat Jersey Gty 14 to 13 as Kansas City led Toledo 12 to 9 and Indianapolis 4. Local matchups list Baltimore and Buffalo at Reading with Toronto at Baltimore on Saturday.
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Cobb Delivers Decisive Fourth In Athletic Brown Contest
Cobb homered for the second time this season to pace the Athletic Brown victory. He batted four times as his teammates produced key hits. Speaker contributed a lone double in the thirteenth inning to score the winning run, while Hornsby reached base four times. Ruth was blanked, and Lyons pitched well for the Senators and Indians.
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Wills Wins Kent Womens Championship in Beckenham
Helen Wills defeated Mrs Kitty McKane Godfree 6 2 6 4 to win the Kent county women’s tennis championship at Beckenham England. The final featured steady baseline play and Wills’s decisive service games.
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Burns Joins National Forgers In Local Baseball Action
Former Wrecker skipper Bob Burns will play center field for the National Forgers in the Youngsville game this afternoon and bat cleanup. Irvine adds Tufts Pierce and other players as Warren and Irvine prepare for weekend matchups at Exposition Park and Soldiers Field Columbus.
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Local Southpaw Twirls Norfolk to Easy Victory
Art Johnson pitched for the Norfolk Tars in the Virginia league, filling in during injuries. He shut down Richmond in a 12 to 4 win, with Norfolk taking a five-run lead in the third as several Norfolk batters collected key hits and home runs.
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Mike Bleech Leads Bankers to Victory in Industrial League
Yesterday the Bankers beat Newell Printers at Russell Field as Mike Bleech delivered a strong turn with six safeties despite a sore arm. Eddie Manguso, now with Albany in the Eastern League, will join the Spider lineup tomorrow for a matchup with Easter Brands at Celoron Park, likely at shortstop or right field. In other notes, Endeavor leads the Inter-County loop with four wins, Corry high school loses seven stars to graduation, and Fred McGill reports a 30 inch 6 pound brown trout along with a 26 inch rainbow at Corydon dam nearby.
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Yankees Seen as Pennant Favorites In American League
New York. The Yankees look like pennant winners as they surge ahead with fourteen wins over the Athletics and White Sox. Miller Huggins warns of overconfidence and overtraining while White Sox manager Schalk and Browns boss Howley watch the race. Pittsburgh and Chicago's Cubs loom in the other league with Kiki Cuyler, Ray Kremer, and Carlson shaping the pennant chase.
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Pirates Rout Giants as Waner Stars in 13–4 Victory
Pittsburgh battered New York 13 to 4 led by Paul Waner who doubled twice and tripled driving in five runs. Hill started for the Giants, while Clarkson took the loss. Umpires were Pfirman Quigley and Wilson. Time 2:27.
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Lyons Beats Yankees as White Sox End Streak
Ted Lyons of the Chicago White Sox shut down the Yankees for a 4-2 victory. Lyons allowed five hits and drove in the winning runs with a timely triple. Metzler and Barrett had two base hits each. Falk hit a homer. Hunnefeld and Shocker contributed sacrifices. Yankees left six on base. Lyons struck out two. bases on balls were four for Shocker and Lyons. Time 1:50.
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Sinclair to Serve Three Months in Common Jail
Harry F. Sinclair was sentenced to three months in a common jail but warned it would be an uncommon jail if he ever returns, signaling a harsh and unusual penalty.
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