Bankers and Nypenn Tie Up in Russell Field Clash
Bankers and Nypenn Furniture, tied for third in the Tribune Industrial league, meet tonight at Russell field for undisputed possession. Captain Judy Jewell plans Al Fischer to pitch against the Nypenners. potential starters include Joey Massa or Dutch Hart. Fritz Urbanski may be unavailable due to a work injury.
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Bankers
Nypenn Furniture
Newell Prints
County Dairy
State Hospital
East Side Fruit
Tribune Industrial Organization
Russell Field
Judy Jewell
al Fischer
Nypenners
Evenue
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Southpaw
Dutch Hart
Sheffield
Fritz Urbanski
Nypenn
Gretzler
Newell Printers
Don Zibble
Lefty Sweetland
Youngsville
Don Browne
Mike” Peterson
Baseball Teams See Shifts In Fielding And Hitting
A study of this season in the National and American leagues compares current team performance with 1927 showing. The Philadelphia Nationals struggle to climb, excelling in fielding but lagging in batting. The Giants slide in fielding despite a stronger overall lineup. Cardinals rely on batting, Reds rise with improved pitching and hitting, while Boston Braves and others track near last year’s pace. The Red Sox show notable fielding gains under Gerber, as Detroit improves defensively and climbs from last year.
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Philadelphia Nationals
Giants
McGrawmen
Cardinals
Sherdel
Haines
Alexander
Frankie Frisch
Cincy Reds
Boston Braves
Boston Red Sox
Carrigan
Walter Gerber
Detroit Tigers
George
National League Standings and Results Brief
Yesterday results show St. Louis 8 Boston 1 Cincinnati 7 New York 5 Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3 Brooklyn 1. Today's schedule includes St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Tomorrow's schedule not listed.
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St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
Baseball scores and matchups across leagues
American League results show Philadelphia over Detroit 4 to 2, St Louis 2 over Boston 1, Washington 7 routed Cleveland 6, Chicago defeated New York 8 to 1. Upcoming games list Boston at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Ron Faut
Washingane E
Immense Scores From Tonight's Minor League Matches
International League results show Jersey City 3 over Montreal 2 and Rochester 8 over Newark 5. Toronto edged Reading 3 4 while Buffalo Baltimore weather slowed play. American Association saw Toledo 7 over St Paul 4 and Columbus 11 over Minneapolis 3 with Indiana 4 Milwaukee 3 and Kansas City 6 Louisville 3.
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Montreal
Rochester
Newark
Toronto
Reading
Buffalo
Baltimore
American Association
Toledo
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Baseball players yesterday performances in one recap
Rogers Hornsby doubled yesterday, two singles in four at bats as the Braves lost. Harry Heilmann had two singles in four at bats in a Tiger defeat. Ty Cobb singled once in three plate appearances and was hit by a pitch. Paul Waner Kiki Cuogler Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig went hitless. Tris Speaker benched for the game.
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Rogers Hornsby
Braves
Harry Heilmann
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Paul Waner
Kiki Cuogler
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Tris Speaker
Qualifiers Lead Chicago District Open Golf Round
Eddie Gayer topped the Chicago district section with a 145 as darkness halted the first round of the national open. In Milwaukee, Joey Sanger defeated Santiago Zorillo in ten rounds. Arrarella stopped Pedro Amador in eight. Von Porat knocked out Tony Stabenau. Mason beat Hanse in ten. A note to golfers: Corry Country Club welcomed pro Zenn and caterer Wharton from Moon Brook. Yankees' strong hitting cited.
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Twin Orchard
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United Press
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Wis
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Cuba
Joe Arrarella
Pedro Amador
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Ito von Porat
Tony Stabenau
Buffalo
N. Y
Johnny Mason
Kansas City
Haakon Hanse
Norway
Warren
Corry Country Club
Zenn
Wm _Wharton
Hotel Samuels
Jamestown
Moon Brook Country Club
Transit Valley Country Club
Corry Links
Comeback bids of Paddock and Ray spark Olympic hopes
Charlie Paddock and Joie Ray pursue one more American Olympic appearance after long careers. Paddock trains to prove he can still reach the team despite critics. Ray shifts from sprinting to marathons, finishing third in his first test and winning the Long Beach marathon, becoming a favorite for the Olympic event.
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Joie Ray
Charlie
Jose
Ray
Boston
Long Beach
Uss. A
Sox Stop World Champions 6 1 in Chicago
White Sox halt the New York Yankees 6 to 1 as Blankenship and Metzler pace the offense. Yankees held to four hits. Pennock gave up seven in 3 innings. Johnson relieved with six. Also Kenna drives in key run for Senators in 10 innings to beat Indians 7 6 in Cleveland.
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New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
New York
R. H. C. Ale
Ee Combs
Durocher
Ruth
Gehrig
Durst
Lazzeri
Robertson
Grabowski
Penock
Dos
Johnson
Koenig
H. A.E. Mostil
Weeseee
Clancy
Sssee
Eddie Bennett the Yankee bat boy seeks glory like Ruth
Like Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, Eddie Bennett guards the Yankees bats and aims for glory. Known as the Suck of the Yankees, he joined as bat boy in 1921 after time with Brooklyn in 1920 when that team won the National League flag. Waite Hoyt helped bring him to New York, both attending the same Brooklyn high school.
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Lou Gehrig
New York
Eddie Bennett
Yankees
Bennett
Brooklyn
Waite Hoyt
Eddie
Cameo High School
Home Run Club Members Across Teams
List shows players from multiple clubs including Ruth and Gehrig of the Yankees and Yankees rivals, Hauser of the Athletics, Hornsby and Wilson with the Braves, Bissonette of the Robins, Picinich of the Reds, Simmons and Foxx with the Athletics, Alexander and Holm of the Cardinals, Bell of the Braves, Terry with the Grante, and Hurst among others. Names and teams appear in a scattered OCR fragment.
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Reds
Simmons
A’s
Foxx
Alexander
Holm
Bell
Braves
Terry
Grante
R |Hurst
Philhes
Seryeeae
Chicago University captain signs with Pirates
Kyle Anderson, Chicago University baseball captain and second baseman, has signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates and will report for duty June 20. In Detroit, Simmons and Foxx homered to fuel the A’s 4 2 victory over the Tigers after a tied eighth inning.
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Wroandald
Homer by Hurst Breaks Up Game
Don Hurst connected for a seventh inning homer to break a loose game and lift the Phillies to a 4 to 1 victory over the Pirates. One runner on base accompanied the homer as Philadelphia earned its third win since returning home while Pittsburgh committed five errors in the defeat.
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Philadelphia
Don Hurst
Phillies
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Phils
Uncle Sam and boxing's tax era stirs sports talk
A dated column riffs on federal taxation shaping boxing and sports finance. It jokes that higher gate taxes could push boxing toward government oversight and even a tax funded pension for fighters, while suggesting Reds and Cubs results and a football of scores.
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Sam
Reds Top Giants as Piechnic Delivers Four RBI Ninth Inning
June 12 report from New York says Cincinnati catcher Val Pie rnich drove in four runs including the decisive two in the ninth, with two homers, as the Redlegs beat the New York Giants 7 to 5. Kolp started for Cincinnati and yielded to Eppa Rixey in the eighth, allowing only one Giant reach first in the first five innings.
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Pitcher Kolp Gets Win as Reds Top Mets in Tight Match
Cincinnati defeats New York 7 to 5 as Picinich drives in four, hitting two home runs. Terry adds two RBIs, while O Farrel and Hogan contribute with key hits. Pitching by Rixey and Kolp secures the victory, with Chaplin saddled with the loss after allowing seven runs in 6 2 3 innings.
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Cards 8 Braves 1 in Boston rout
Grover Creve and Alexander limited the Braves to one run and Creve slugged a homer as St Louis beat Boston 8 to 1 to stay tied for the league lead. The Cardinals scored steadily while Boston struggled with pitching and defense.
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