Erickson Delivers Winning Run as Warren Tops Mohawks
In a 6 5 Warren victory at Exposition Park, Erickson tripled in the ninth to drive in the winning run after Andrews opened the inning with a triple. Pike Peterson and Bill Smith pitched for the Mohawks and Warren rallied from 4 3 down, aided by two misplays and strong hitting. Wallace mcCullough Massa and Burns praised the effort as Warren earned its third win of the season.
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Norwegian Heavyweight Porat to Meet Stabenauef in Chicago Card
Otto Von Porat of Norway faces Tony Stabenauef of Buffalo in a 10 round feature bout promoted by Mique Malloy at Chicago tonight. Haakon Hansen meets Johnny Mason in the semi windup. In a separate baseball note Chicago sports writers defeated a team of boxing luminaries 17 to 15 at Mills Stadium as Mick ey Walker and others were shelled from the mound.
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Ace Hudcins
Johnson Blanks Montreal Squad In 11-0 IL Win
Art Johnson hurled a shutout over Montreal Maroons as Jersey City won 11 to 0 in the first game of a doubleheader. The nightcap saw Jersey City fall 12 to 1. Murphy homered three times in the opener. Jersey City later announced trades sending Jim Bagby to Newark and Eddie Murphy to Reading.
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Lief Erikson Defeats Warren Club In Tight Soccer Match
Lief Erikson earned a 3 2 victory over Warren in a tense League A clash at Celoron Greek Club grounds. Both defenses held firm after a first half surge by Lief Erikson, with Warren pressing late but unable to equalize as Lief claimed the win before a large crowd.
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International league home run leader breaks tie with 13th homer
Charlie Gelbert of Rochester takes the lead in the International league home run race by belting his 13th of the season at Newark park, breaking a three way tie with Brower of Baltimore and Alexander of Toronto.
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Montreal and Jersey City Split In Cautionary Ad Note
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Bananas Topped by Soda Poppers in Sunday Clash
National League action saw Soda Pops move to first in the Two-Team standings after a 6 to 4 victory over the Bananas on Sunday morning. Mike Gotto pitched well for Bananas allowing six hits, while Sam Cosmano earned the win despite ten hits against him. A standout defensive play featured a double-killing by Harry Ward and Sammy Massa.
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Sam Cosmano
Harry Ward
Sammy Massa
Sam Massa
Ward
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Baseball box scores and schedules across leagues
Notes show game results including Detroit 9 Philadelphia 3 and Chicago 8 New York 6 yesterday. Scheduling lists Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Detroit. Tomorrow features St Louis at Boston and Cincinnati at New York among other matchups.
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Swanson Stars as Spiders Lose in 5 to 4 setback
A crowd of 1,594 watched Ewing's Colored Stars of Schenectady defeat Jamestown Spiders 5 to 4 at Celeron Park on Sunday. Reg Swanson, Warren infielder, led the day with three singles in as many at bats, and also handled five chances in the field without an error.
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Redlegs Hand Giants 8 to 0 Defeat at New York
Horace Ford, Cincinnati shortstop, logged his 126th errorless chance and joined in two key double plays as the Reds widened their NL lead by routing the New York Giants 8 to 0. Ewing and O’Malley collected early hits, while the game featured multiple substitutions andbase on balls, with a quiet Giants offense.
International League scores summary
Rochester 7 Baltimore 10 and Newark 1 Jersey City 11 Montreal 0 Reading 5 Buffalo 4 Toronto 9 0. The list shows multiple matchups with varied outcomes including high scoring games and lopsided results.
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Baseball Notes From Yesterday A Bunch Of Standout Spanks
Babe Ruth homered twice for his 21st and 22nd of the season and stretched his pace six days ahead of the 1927 mark. Harry Heilmann slugged a homer and a single in four appearances to edge the Athletics. Ty Cobb added two hits in three at bats, Tris Speaker sat out. Lou Gehrig had a single in four chances with nine putouts. Custer, Rogers Mortisby and Paul Waner did not play.
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Paul Waner
Ford and Critz Keep Reds In Front In Defensive Shine
New York June 1 Horace Ford and Hughie Critz of Cincinnati are praised as stellar double play artists in the Nationals race. Their 80th double play of 1928 ties and may surpass major league records, with Ford totaling 126 chances without an error. Their combination, Ford to Critz to Pipp, anchors Cincinnati’s defense and helps sustain the Reds’ lead despite grippe and grumbles elsewhere.
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Three Tribune League Battles On Local Field
The Tribune Industrial league opens its first half with Bankers facing Nypean Furniture on Russell field Tuesday. Newell Printers meet County Dairy Wednesday. On Friday undefeated State Hospital plays East Side Fruit with Pike Peterson pitching.
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Jewell's Indies Lose Sunday Tilt
Warren Independents led by Judy Jewell fall 3 1 at Ludlow to Ludlow Indies in a pitchers duel. Fortney and Weidert allowed six and seven hits as Warren scores once in the first on a wild throw after a 3 1 single. Ludlow takes lead in eighth on two runs amid disputed play at home plate. Gowanda N. slated to visit next Sunday.
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