Associated System Triumphs Over County Dairy In Eighth Inning Rally
In a spring Industrial contest at Russell field the Associated System beat County Dairy 6 to 5 after a three run rally in the eighth. Hamm homered in the seventh and Daly tripled in the extra frame while Hogan Traub and Lawson led the hitters for the winners. Dairy staged a late push with Bunnell and Nelson scoring but the System defense and timely hits sealed the win.
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Johnny” Bonadei
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Eddie” Hamm
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Scorf Leads Scoring Inning by Inning Dairy Game
Home run by P Hamm and a two base hit by P Hamm set the pace as Associated System defeated Warren County Dairy 11 to 5. Lawson Hogan and Musante drove in runs with hits, while R Brown and Hogan combined for nine strikeouts and two walks. Eight men left on base for Associated System and nine for Warren County Dairy. Umpire Harry Conroy.
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Banner
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Milkers Rise in Pennant Race with Nypenn Furniture Clash
County Dairy moved to second place and the Milkers hope to tie Nypenn Furniture when they meet next Thursday evening. A triumph by Nypenn would secure the championship as the opener of the schedule.
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County Dairy
Nypenn Furniture
Nypenn
Senators Cut Roster To 23 In Swing For Two New Stars
Washington June 18. Manager Bucky Harris of the Senators trims the roster to 23, two under minimum, signaling room for two strong hitters or a hitter and pitcher. Last cuts include Stanley Coveleskie who leaves for Shamokin to rest and attempt a comeback, and Dick Snelling released to Jersey City after versatile play. Fans worry over repeated losses as Harris relies on youngsters Thurston and Lisenbee, with Reeves showing clutch hitting and fielding moments.
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Baseball News Highlights From The Big Four
Cobb made two singles in five at bats. Speaker had two one base hits in four chances. Ruth was hitless in four at bats. Hornsby was idle. Averages AB H Pet HR. Hornsby .428 with four at bats ae Cobb appears in a clipped stat line. The rest shifts to unrelated political chatter and a misquoted ad phrase about installment buying.
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Hornsby
Warren's Tall Left-Hander Tops Mound Duel in Corry
In Corry Warren faces Huffman in a key league clash. Exie native pitches for two local teams and aims to win after a 3 to 0 loss last Saturday. Abbey seeks another pitcher for Sundays’ game with Zinny Lander departed. Don Brown or Ray Nelson may start. Fritz Urbanski is likely the starter, with the game at 3:30 PM.
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Zinny” Lander
Corry Pilcher
Endeavor
Don” Brown
Ray” Nelson
Brown
Independents
Fritz” Urbanski
Industrial League Week Schedule Promises Key Matches
Tuesday Associated System faces Newell Painters in a District league slate. Thursday NyPenn Furniture meets Warren County Dairy. Friday Newell Painters duel Banksers in a busy week of play with multiple team showdowns.
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Newell Painters
Nypenn Furniture
Warren County Dairy
Bankers
National League yesterday and today schedule update
Yesterday results show Philadelphia defeating Cijesto 12 to 2 and Boston beating Pittsburgh 7 to 3 with Brooklyn edging Cineresta 5 to 4. Today matchups include New York at St Louis, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, and Boston at Pittsburgh. Tomorrow Philadelphia visits Cincinnati, Pittsburgh plays Chicago, and Boston travels to Brooklyn.
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Scores and schedule from today and tomorrow
Baseball scores list New York 3 St. Louis 2 Cleveland 6 Boston 4 Boston 2 Detroit 3 Washington 1 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 3. Today St Louis at New York Cleveland at Boston Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia. Tomorrow St Louis at New York Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at Washington. International results Newark 6 Buffalo 1 Baltimore 3 Rochester 3 Syracuse 6 Reading 9.
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American Association Scores and Standings Brief
Indianapolis defeated Kansas City 10 to 8 while Toledo beat St. Paul 4 to 2 and Minneapolis topped Columbus 9 to 3. Milwaukee defeated Louisville in a game described as a rant.
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Gallant Major From Washington Crowned Golf Champion
United Press reports Major Tommy Armour of Washington, D. C., won the national open golf championship after a dramatic finish with Harry Cooper. Armour's decisive iron play and recovery near greens contrasted with flaws in his tee shots and putting, though opinions differ on whether he overall surpassed Bobby Jones.
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United Press
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Tommy Armour
Washington, D. C
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Best Three Year Olds in Country Face Tape Today
Eight of the top three year olds compete in the American Derby at Washington Park. Hydromel and Buddy Bauer lead a strong field with Kentucky Derby winner Whiskery also a top contender. Post positions favor Hydromel while Buddy Bauer drew the outside start. Aregal may be scratched.
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Terrors Top Youngsville In High-Scoring Tilt
Gurney Ball's All-Stars, a Youngsville juvenile squad, scored 11 runs in the third inning to topple the Nine Terrors 13 to 11 Friday night at Youngsville. Steve Massa and Freeborough led with three hits each for the winners, while Pearce added extra-base power. Chilcott and Har Lord pitched for the losers as the game featured rapid offense and shaky defense with numerous errors and missed chances.
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Dick" Pearce
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Panlly Hamm Homers Lift Warren Dairy In Industrial Win
Yesterday's star Panlly Hamm of Warren County Dairy crushed two home runs and two doubles, driving a 6 to 3 extra inning win over Associated System in the Industrial league. Hamm's seventh inning blast forced extra innings as Dairy toppled the upset, while other notes mention upcoming Warren versus Corry and Endeavor cards.
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Art Johnson
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Warren County Dairy
Johnsonburg to meet Conneaut in fall gridiron clash
Johnsonburg and Conneaut High schools plan a fall football meeting as Warren officials received contracts yesterday. Returning lettermen include Bab bit Davidson and Schmack.
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Conneaut
Warren
Babbit
Davidson
Schmack
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