Athletics Triumph as Bishop's Ninth-Inning Homer Sinks Yankees
Max Bishop delivered a ninth inning homer off Waite Hoyt to give the Philadelphia Athletics a 24 to 3 win over the New York Yankees in the series finale at the stadium. Lazzeri and Cochrane stood out for their clubs as the pennant race tightens with NY holding a slim lead. The crowd neared 175000 for the four games, strong support marking the Yankees’ final visit to the park.
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Connie Mack
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Miller Huggins
Tony Lazzeri
Lankees
Mickey Cochrane
Huggins
Herb Pennock
Wizard
Glory
Mill Run Rivalry: Bishop Powers Philadelphia in 4-3 Victory
Philadelphia Beaned New York 4 to 3 as Bishop hits a home run and drives in key runs. Hoyt took the loss while Orwell earned the win as Ehmke and Walberg also pitched for the two teams in a tight game that featured Ten innings and strong defense including a double play from Koenig to Lazzeri to Gehrig.
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AHB_R
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Ehmke
P Orwell
P Walberg
New York
Combs
Koenig
Gehtig
Ruth
Meusel
Lazzeri
Robertson
Gazella
Bengough
Paschal
Collins
Hoyt
Pose
Fipgras
Bishop
Miller
Gehrig
Base
Osf
Walberg
Orlwall
Dineen
Pulate
McGowan
Owens
Nallin
Warren Semi-Pros Open Season With First Workout
Warren's semi-pro team, mostly former Blue and White players, held its initial workout at Beaty field. Manager Fred Gebhardt plans a schedule including games against top clubs in the region. Roster features Eggleston, Wright, Murphy, Stroup, Yethers, Archibald, Claude Schilcher, Gebhardt, Anna, Whaleden, Eddie Genberg, Aelred Gray, Bob Ritchie, a former high school player, and Rankin, a Pittsburgh lad.
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Beaty Field
Fred Gebhardt
Eggleston
Wright
Murphy
Stroup
Yethers
Archibald
Claude Schilcher
Gebhardt
Anna
Whaleden
Eddie Genberg
Aelred Gray
Bob Ritchie
Herman's Hitting Helps Robins Win
The Robins defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1 as Brooklyn outfielder Herman batted four-for-five. He sparked the offense with a strong performance while Brooklyn pitchers held the Phillies to one run through eight innings before the final tally.
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Robins
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Wepiita
NL Yesterday and Today Schedule Follows
Yesterday St Louis beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 and Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 6 to 1. Boston and New York played on wet grounds with other games not scheduled. Today New York visits Boston while Brooklyn goes to Philadelphia. Tomorrow St Louis meets Philadelphia and Chicago travels to Boston.
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Brooklyn
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Chicago
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St Lovis
Pittsburgh
Baseball scores from the leagues today
In the American League Philadelphia defeated New York 4 to 2 while Chicago played at St Louis. In the International League Newark edged Reading 4 to 3. Buffalo routed Rochester 17 to 2 and Jersey City beat Baltimore 5 to 2 with Montreal Toronto rain delaying action.
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Reading
Buffalo
Rochester
Jersey City
Baltimore
Montreal
Baseball Stars Idle and Hitless Performances Yesterday
Gehrig went hitless in four at bats while Simmons singled twice and scored once. Ruth had two singles in three at bats. Bottomley singled scored and drove in a run in four at bats. Waner Gostin Hornsby Lindstrom were idle.
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Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Babe Ruth
Jim Bottomley
J P. Waner
Goose Gostin
Rogers Hornsby
Weacos Apply for Franchise in New Bowling League
Applications for franchises in the proposed City Bowling League are being received by the Tribune sports department. The Weacos team includes the Fischer brothers Al and Curley Shields Eddie Shields Hank Shields and Dick Smith with others possibly joining from Soda Mineral Draheim's and Warren Electric Appliance.
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Warren Electric Appliance Company
Weacos
Fischer Brothers
al and Curley
Johnny Shields
Eddie Shields
Hank Shields
Dick Smith
al Fischer
Poppelton Leads Trib Industrial Baseball League Averages
Records show Ray Poppleton of Warren County Dairy with a .500 batting average over thirteen games as league leader. He collected 18 hits in 36 at bats aiding Dairymen to the first half title. Win Anthony leads with 19 hits in 47 at bats for Nypean Furniture, while Jim Scarry and Happy Ward top the run totals with 17 and 16 respectively for State Hospital.
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Ribune Industria
Ray Poppleton
Warren County Dairy
Poppleton
Fitzgerald
Newell Printers
A Wolfe
Cat McCullough
Merle Welsh
Dick Pearce
Willis Eby
Win Anthony
Ray Bennett
Fred Gebbert
Joe Brindis
East Side Fruit
Nypean Furniture
Jim Scarry
Happy Ward
State Hospital
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AB. R. H. Oas
Eee
Warren County
Alfred Wolfe
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Gebhart
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Bob Burns
Myron Jewell
Bankers Reservd
Joe Gardner
Joe Scarry
Paul Hamm
Warren County Dairy In
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Joe DeFrees
Pat Reilley
Red Swanson
Lee Brown
Jack Aaron
Ray Lewis
Heinie Anderson
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Anes
Ralph Brown
Steve Massa
Ecklund
Jim Lytle
Joey Massa
Nypenn Furnitures
Don Brown
Bob Ritchie
Sammy Cosmano
Nypenn Itu
Tony Brindis
Giegerich
Erickson
Bob Hall
Fitzpatrick
County Dairy
Jim Daly
Dagen Massa
Jimmy Wilson
Harold Wilson
Skinny Weidert
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John Musante
Ed Genberg
Bad Proud
Don Zibble
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Claude Feiro
County Dairy Pace
Harry Mintzer
Ken Brogan
Wiltsie
George Senger
East Side Fruit al
Har. Lord
Bennell
Mike Bleach
Chuck Feiro
Larry Mann
Harry Lawson
AL Howard Potts
Sport Oviatt
Sammy Brindis
Sammy Mason
Nypenn Furniture
Cad Maize
Tribune Industrial Bowling Managers Meet Tonight
The Tribune Industrial Bowling League plans its third straight season at an eight o clock meeting at the Tribune. Six teams from last year including National Forge Struthers Wells Smith Horton House of Folkman United Refinery and Warren Tribune will be represented. Hammond Iron Works Pickett Hardware and Pennsylvania Gas may also send delegates. At least six clubs are expected to compete this year, possibly eight.
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Tribune
National Forge
Struthers-Wells
Smith-Horton
House of Folkman
United Refinery
Warren Tribune
Hammond Iron Works
Pickett Hardware and
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Bankers Consider Franchise. Lupold Plans Return to Warren
Representing the newly formed club Clyde Lupold of the Bankers, on vacation, is expected to assemble a team of bankers and file application blanks for a franchise upon returning to Warren. The Bankers have material in hand including Gerould Hultberg Branch Wilson Lupold and Potts. Soda Mineral Water may also field a club to be piloted by
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Warren
Gerould
Hultberg
Branch
Wilson
Lupold
Potts
Warren artist to sponsor team in City Bowling League
Billy Rudolph will sponsor a team in the City Bowling League and apply for a franchise Thursday morning after a franchise was received at league headquarters from Warren Electric Appliance Co. Frankie Fadale will captain last year’s Ereek Style Shop club member. Fadale plans to announce his lineup soon as City Bowling league managers meet next Tuesday evening in The Tribune editorial rooms to elect officers.
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Warren
City Bowling League
Warren Electric Appliance Company
Frankie Fadale
Ereek Style Shop Club
Rudolph
Fadale
the Tribune
Local plans for city bowling league formation
Sammy Cosmano notes a possible group led by Gene Evenue of Nypean Furniture to form a league team. Draheim's Confectioners may join, with Walter Draheim supporting league bowling and aiming to assemble a squad. The proposed City league would have six well matched teams to ensure all scheduled matches are played.
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Sammy Cosmano
Gene Evenue
Nypean Furniture
Draheim
Walter Draheim
Ritticism Cartoon Notes A Submarine Pitcher
A humorous feature by Bill Riti imagines a submarine style pitcher in the south who throws so low batters miss with their toes. He even reportedly hit Babe Ruth with a heel during a playful line. The piece reads as a wagging cartoon about improbable pitches and exaggerates Ruth’s home run reply.
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Haseen
South
Babe Ruth
Redlegs Edge Loss to Loop Leaders in St Louis
The Cincinnati Reds fell 2 to 1 to the St. Louis Cardinals in a one run game. Cardinals ace Alexander surrendered seven hits while Donohue and Kolp combined for five. Three hits in the fourth inning produced both Cardinals runs.
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Cincinnati Beats St Louis In Tight National League Tilt
Stated box score shows Cincinnati 7 2 7 1 totals with 12 hits. Players Stripp Bottomley Hafey tally RBIs while Maranville Fransic Frisch Allen Ford contribute. Donohue takes loss. Umpires Moran Magee Rigler.
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Frisch
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Wilson
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Stripp
Allen
Ford
Maranville
Alexander
Fritch
Donohue
Kelp
Moran, Magee and Rigler
Tribune League Dinners At Pete McCabe's Close Season
Officials and managers decide at a Wednesday meeting to cap the Tribune Industrial Baseball season with a dinner at Pete McCabe's Restaurant. The event is set for next Wednesday at 6 45 PM with roast dinner, vegetables, salad, pie and coffee on the menu.
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Pete McCabe
Gene Evenue
Nypenn Furniture
Howard Potts
Bankers
Joe Gardner
State Hospital
McCabe
U S tennis hope brightens as five Americans reach quarterfinals
At Forest Hills on September 13, five Americans and one Australian won to reach the quarterfinals of the national singles championship. Cocohet barely defeated Mercur as Lott, Deeg, and Hunter advanced, with Hunter beating Borotra in five sets and Crawford defeating Van Ryn in five. Brugnon and Shields matched next as Mangini and Mangim added upsets in earlier rounds.
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France
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Fritz Mercur
Bethlehem
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Bill
Tilden
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Lott
Lyons
George Lott
Johnny Deeg
Francis T. Hunter
Deeg
Germantown
Cachet
Christian Boussus
Hunter
Borotra
Jean Borottra
Brugnon
Frank X. Shields
New York
Shields
Harris Coggeshall
Des Moines
Gregory Mangim
Newark
N. J
Mangim
Rene de Ruselet
Wilmer Allison
Mangini
Startling Upsets Feature First Two Rounds of Amateur Play
Brae Burn Country Club hosts the 32nd national amateur championship after upsets toppled five former champions and six seeded players. Bobby Jones battles to stay alive as Ray Gorton pushes him to 19 holes, while British duo Tim Parking and John Beck advance. Ex-champs Ouimet Yates Marston Evans Sweetser all fall as Voigt and Willing lead a strong field toward the quarterfinals.
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West Newton
Mass
Brae Burn
U.S
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Oregon
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North Hills Club
Longistead
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Bobby Jones
Atlanta
John D. Beck
Great Britain
Phillips Finlay
Sandy Burr
Jimmy Johnston
Minneapolis
T. Phillip Perkins
John Dawson
Chicago
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Bobby
Massachusetts
Ray Gorton
Gorton
Jones
Ray Hook
Hay
Tim” Parking
John Beck
Beck
Ross Somerville
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