Fitzgerald's Home Run Sparks Industrial League Win
Fitzgerald blasted a three run shot over the right field wall with two aboard in the third inning as Associated System defeated Newell Primers 5 to 2 at Rust Field. Don Hogan earned the win, going the distance while Zibble's fielding miscues hurt the Printers. Pricey notes include new System additions Frenes Duncan and Ray Nelson boosting the club for the second half, and the looming Ny on Furniture vs Warren County clash atop the standings.
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Associated System
Tritone
Newell Primers
Rustell Field
Laygon
Schwab
Clarendon
Warren County Dairy
Bankers
Newell Pyimiers
Tribune
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Don” Hogan
Chuck
Feira
Ray” Lewis
Hook
Gretzler
Hogan
Bert” Hook
Newels
Jim” Daly
Johnny” Watts
Don” Zibble
Keystone Station
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Daly
Traub
Watts
Watt
Jim Daly
Ohio
Hall
New York City
Pearce
Newells
Nyon Furniture
Warren County Why
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Score by innings Associted System vs Newell Punnters
In a baseball brief, Associated System scored 13 runs in the top and 0 in the middle, while Newell Punters managed 2 runs total. Key hits included three-base hits by Daly Watts and a two-base hit by Hook. Double plays and fielding actions noted. pitchers Hegan Mook Hogan allowed walks. left on base totals favor Newell Printers. Umpire Hany Conrex officiated.
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Newell
Sammary
Homeron
Fitzgerald
Daly
Watts
Hegan
Traub
Feirn Struch
Mook
Hogat
Newell Printers
Hany Conrex
Tricky turns of fate observed in McQuillan's case
New York June 22 The tricky turns of fate that shape baseball are shown in Hughie McQuillan's story. Once a Braves hopeful, he was part of a high profile Giants trade with Larry Benton. Benton rose to stardom while McQuillan faded amid managerial clashes and domestic troubles, leaving McGraw to ponder a fresh path for him and Kent Greenfield.
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Hughie McQuillan
McQuillan
Boston Braves
Giants
Larry Benton
Benton
Boston
Hughie
John McGraw
Braves
McGraw
Jaun
Cubs
Alexander
Toledo
Eddie Farrell
Taylor
Thompson
Kent Greenfield
New Yorkers
Greenfield
Hogan
Frank Hogan
New York Giants
Spectacles Brighten Baseball Vision for College Stars
Scouts report many collegians and pitchers wearing spectacles this year, led by Lee Meadows "Specs" who proved eyeglasses can work in major league baseball. Hodapp’s improved batting after bench time shows confidence restored when pitchers stopped pitching outside. He began driving the ball, changing his approach and enabling a strong return to form with Cleveland.
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George Moriarty
Lee Meadows
Specs
Meadows
Hodapp
Lou
Eddie Cicotte Detroit tale shortens a pitcher’s arc
The interview recalls Eddie Cicotte as a master of control and variety. He describes three years of bullpen work to place pitches on the plate and notes his peak with the knuckleball and shine ball. A waiver move by Boston to acquire him led to his later reputation and a costly Detroit miscalculation.
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Eddie Cicotte
Cicotte
John E. Taylor
Boston Red Sox
Hugh Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
Detroit
White Sox
Boston
Cicette
Industrial League practice shapes pitchers control and confidence
The article describes Cicotte and Grover Cleveland Alexander using batting practice and bullpen sessions to improve control. They aimed to get the ball over the plate while letting batters swing, building confidence as hits were yielded during practice. Last night’s scores list Arwaciated System 5, Newell Printers 2.
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Cicotte
Nypean
Werren County Dairy
de Newell
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Week Schedule for Thursday and Friday Games
The schedule lists Thursday’s matchups Nyponn Furniture versus Warren County Dairy and Friday’s game Nowell Printers versus Ban. Details on times or venues are not provided.
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Nyponn Furniture
Warren County Dairy
Nowell Printers
Giants Deny Hornsby as 1929 Manager Amid Busy Offseason
An unauthorized notice claimed Rogers Hornsby would manage the 1929 Giants, but John J. McGraw rebutted the report, noting his contract runs through next season. The article reviews shifting hopes around Stoneham, the Giants’ 500-mark struggle, and the competitive NL standings with Pirates Cubs and Cardinals. It also highlights Cubs shortstop Spark Plug Adams, Joe Bush’s release, and Yankees’ season outlook with Ruth, Gehrig, Lazzerr, and bench players pivotal to morale.
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Rogers Hornsby
Giants
John J. McGraw
Adams
Cubs
Joe McCarthy
English
Secand
Britton Glover welterweight title remembered in 1315 note
Doc Reid recalls the 1315 fiction like event where Jack Britton defeated Mike Glover in Boston to claim the welterweight championship. The piece notes Britton’s later losses and gains, ending with Mickey Walker reclaiming the title.
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Glover
Doc Reid
Jack Britton
Mike Glover
Boston
Mass
Wasa
United States
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
Dempsey and Sharkey Converge on July Fight Day
Henry L. Farrell reports in New York that two signatures on a dummy contract and a boxing commission price permit set the stage for a July 21 headline bout between Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey. Sharkey pressed for cooling off and training indoors, while Dempsey’s camp eyed a future return bout with Gene Tunney and large financial gains from a training camp.
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United Press
New York
Boxing Commission
Yankee Stadium
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Dempsey
Sharkey
Richard
Wilmington
Del
Rickard
Gene Tunney
Stithnan
Floyd Johnson
Johnny Buckley
Buckley
Gus Wilson
Carpentier
Tom Luther
White Sulphur Springs
N. Y
Martin Burke
New Orleans
the Springs
Atlantic City
LE Dempsey
Canzoneri Chosen Favorite Over Bud Taylor
Tony Canzoneri, the black haired New York Italian challenger, was a betting favorite over Bud Taylor in the bantam weight title bout set for Thursday night at Cubs Park. Both fighters completed strenuous workouts and planned light gym sessions today as they near the ring.
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United Press
Chicago
U. P
Bud Taylor
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Taylor
Cubs’ Park
Thane
Ehonla
Wanner Stopped as Pittsburgh Drops to Reds
June 22 Cincinnati Reds beat Pittsburgh Pirates 7 6 in 10 innings. Ethan Allen scored on Hughin Critz single off Paul Waner who went hitless after a 23 game streak. Winning pitcher is Mays, losing Morrison. Thevenow breaks ankle in Cardinals Cubs doubleheader. Cardinals win both games to move Cubs to third in NL.
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REDS
Hughin Critz
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Pirates
Ethan Allen
Paul Waner
Cincinnati
Grantham
Breester
Wright
Wanninger
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Dressen
Critz
Pipp
Barnhart
Gooch
Luque
Dawson
Morrison
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Mays
Beardatty O'Day
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Thevenow
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Tommy Thevenow
St. Louis’ Cardinals
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Enon
Cardinals
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Root
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Haines
Schulte
En Dressen
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Traynor
P. Waner
T. Wright
Brickeli Morrison
Cuyler
Rhyne
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Perfect physical condition for Canzoneri ahead of weigh-in
Canzoneri weighed 219 pounds yesterday while manager Sammy Goldman said he would make 118 pounds with ease. Goldman claimed the boxer was in peak shape for the match though drawn, his backers favor dropping weight early. Taylor is already under 118 pounds by Eddie Lane's count.
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Sammy Goldman
Goldman
Taylor
Eddie Lane
Nile
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