Important contest on tap for Tuesday in Tribune Industrial Circuit
In a Tuesday night league clash at Russell field, two-time champions Nypenn Furniture meet Newell Prints at 5:30. Nypenn aims to rebound after a close win over the Bankers while Newell—defeated 5–3 by County Dairy—looks to snap a skid with a full lineup including Erickson Burns Urbanski. Paddy Zibble faces Nypenn ace, with other Newell regulars in lineup.
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Newell Printers
Russell Field
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Newell Prints
County Dairy
Tolumin
Nypenners
Evenve
Erick Erickson
Nypenn
Timmy Burns
Friz Urbanski
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Dutch Hart
Brownie
Paul Gretzler
Don Zibble
Nypean
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Bill Paris
Andrews
Sport Oviatt
Rey Lewis
Red Swanson
Newell
State Hospital
East Side Fruit
Art Johnson Earns Victory as Jersey City Beats Toronto 6 4
Jersey City pitcher Art Johnson received the win in a 6 to 4 victory over Toronto in the nightcap of a doubleheader. He left in the sixth after four runs had been allowed, with Kunesch delivering two hits to spark a Jersey City rally that produced four runs. Johnson walked two, allowed eight hits, and did not strike out, while Secmer finished the game with 34 shutout innings?
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Warren Slinger
Jersey City
Toronto
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Johnson
Kunesch
Bkeeters
Secmer
Pita
Pabst
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French golfer defeats Hagen in St. Cloud match
Walter Hagen lost to Aubrey Boomer 3 up and 2 to play in a 36 hole match in St. Cloud France. Boomer led 18 holes 1 under par and clinched the win on the 14th hole in the afternoon. Hagen’s putter and unfamiliar course caused the defeat before a 3,000 strong gallery. Hagen next meets Percy Alliss in Berlin.
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National League Results and Schedule Update
Yesterday Boston defeated St. Louis 6 to 5 while Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 11 to 2. Brooklyn won 8 to 6 over Pittsburgh and Chicago edged New York 6 to 5. Today’s slate has Boston at St. Louis New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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Baseball scores and upcoming schedule roundup
Results from the American League include Washington 10 over Chicago 2, Cleveland 2 defeating Philadelphia 0, and New York 7 beating Detroit 2. St Louis Beeston not scheduled. Today games: St Louis at Boston, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Washington. Tomorrow Detroit at New York.
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International League scores and American Association results
In the International League, Montreal defeated News to 5 and Newark 2 while Jersey City beat Toronto 6 to 4. Reading and Buffalo shared a 1-1 result with Rochester beating Baltimore 12 to 5. In the American Association, Minneapolis and St Paul won 4 to Milwaukee 12. Kansas City shut out Toledo 6-0, and Louisville beat Indianapolis 3-0 in the first game while Indianapolis won 2-1 in the second.
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Senators Rout White Sox 10 to 3 in Washington
The Washington Senators defeated the Chicago White Sox 10 to 3 in Washington. The Senators pounded 16 hits off three Chicago pitchers, with an early lead and steady scoring, while Chicago managed limited runs.
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Former Youngs League Players Star in Lebanon Valley Victory
Former Youngs League players Sam Zappia and Hienie Wentz starred as Lebanon Valley defeated Susquehanna 15 to 6 in Lebanon Pa. Zappia pitched effectively allowing eleven hits while Wentz contributed three hits and a homer. Pike Peterson earned his hundredth win for Norfolk Tars in a separate 11 to 7 win over Wilson, receiving a gold purse and adding four runs.
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Cleveland Pitcher Uhle Holds Athletics to One Hit
Cleveland pitcher George Uhle limited the Philadelphia Athletics to one hit and earned his sixth win, as the Indians defeated Philadelphia 6 to 2. Cochran’s double in the second inning was the only hit off Uhle. Uhle went the distance with strong support, while Cleveland’s offense produced early runs and late insurance.
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Baseball Now: Ruth, Gehrig Lead Big Yankees Rally
Yesterday Unite Press reports Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig boosted the Yankees with multiple hits and runs. Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker struggled for the Athletics while Kiki Cuyler and Paul Waner delivered singles and scoring production for their teams.
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Bucs and Dodgers May Pull Big Deal
Brooklyn may trade southpaw Jess Petty to Pittsburgh for Carmen Hill pitcher Johnny Gooch catcher and Joe Harris first baseman. Petty recently suspended and fined $200 by Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson for training rule violations. The Brooklyn board discussedPirates offer at a meeting held yesterday.
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Titusville Loses Saturday Tilt to Warren 70
Titusville drops a 11 to 8 decision at Carterfield as Warren jumps ahead early, tied the game late and pulled ahead in the tenth. Bradford hit a game winning homer and key hits by Lytle Brindis Masse Smith helped Warren secure the comeback victory.
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Pike Peterson Pitches First Clash For York
Ike Peterson, a Warren veteran right-hander, started the second part of Saturday's double header for York of the New York Pennsylvania League. He pitched four innings, allowed five runs on four hits and one walk, struck out two, and left in the fourth after Elmira led 6 5. Elmira won 7 to 6 after a late York rally fell short. York tied the game earlier at 5 5 before Elmira pulled away.
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Promoter Pyle Arrives in Jamestown for Bunion Derby Prep
Promoter C. C. Pyle, famed for the bunion derby, rode the cruiser coach America into Jamestown to set up a control point for 55 runners near Cleveland. He conferred with Chamber officials at Hotel Jamestown and planned a luncheon to confirm Jamestown as a race stop, then continued to Olean. The elaborate coach drew crowds and curiosity wherever it stopped.
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Reds Top Phillies as Nine-Game Slide Reaches Nine
Cincinnati Reds rose to first place by routing the Philadelphia Phillies 11 to 4 in a May 14 game. Walsh, McGraw, Mitchell and Schulte contributed for Philadelphia while Mays and Hargrave led Cincinnati, as the Phillies suffered their ninth straight defeat with a 11 run 17 hits 1 error line.
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Yankees Trim Tigers with Koenig Five-Hit Feature
May 14 at Yankee Stadium the New York Yankees defeated the Detroit Tigers 7 to 2 before 50,000 fans. Shortstop Mark Koenig rapped five singles in five trips to the plate. Gibson and Shea limited Detroit to two runs while New York capitalized on timely hitting to plate seven.
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Unclear baseball game report with partial scores and stats
A partial box score notes Erickson 6 Tesser 4 Smith 1 and others hit by pitcher as Tesser Kelly. Wild pitch by McCoy. Hits off Erickson 14 in seven innings. Tesser 3 in 2 2 3 innings. Smith none in 1 3. Boyette 10 in 7 2 3. McCoy 4 in 2 1 3. Left on bases Warren 14 Titusville 9. Earned runs 8 each. Winning pitcher McCoy losing pitcher Tesser. Umpires Wig and Carlson.
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First Home Run Fires League Opener On Hospital Diamond
Willard Foley reports on opening Industrial League action at North Warren Diamond. State Hospital defeats East Side Fruit 9 to 1 after a close 3 to 1 game through six innings, with Attendants scoring in the final two frames. Key hitters include Scarry Hall and Pearce for State, while Cuney and Foulkrod made standout catches for the Fruit team.
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Homeron Joe Scarry had a three base hit as Weidert Hall posted a two base hit. D Massa and Pearce contributed with hits while Gard also added a hit. Pitching saw Wiltsie allow 10, Weir 5, Lord 5, Willey 1 and 1 base on balls. Daly had a sac fly and Ward a sacrifice hit. Wiltsie took the loss with Harry Conroy umpiring.
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Home Run Leaders and Cardinals Lose Thriller to Braves
May 14 Boston and St Louis clash as Lanre Richbourgh, Braves outfielder, hits a double and home run driving in four runs in a 6 to 5 win over the Cardinals who had a six-game win streak halted. Yankees and Tigers players listed among season leaders with Ruth Gehrig and others in the home run club.
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