Washingtons fall as Yankees pound 17 runs in three frames
In a heavy loss at American League Park, the Washington Nationals were clobbered by the New York Yankees 17 to 4. Ruth led an early surge, Meusel delivered a three-base blast, and the Yankees exploded for six runs in the fourth through the seventh frames to bury Washington. Washington’s Rice showed moments of bright play in right field, but the defense and pitching collapsed as the visitors piled up the runs and seized second in the league race.
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Browns Bungle Bingles To Whip White Sox 7-3
Chicago April 30 St Louis bunched hits behind errors by Sheely and Elsh and defeated Chicago 7 to 3 in the opener. Shocker was hit hard but got solid support as Gerber sparked a rally start. Foster Tobin and others contributed for the White Sox while Ish and Sheely led Chicago with the run total.
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Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
American League standings show Chicago leading with strong marks, while New York and Philadelphia posted notable results yesterday. National League lists Chicago and Boston near the top, with Cincinnati and Brooklyn also winning. today’s schedule includes key matchups across the circuit.
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Gove y Holds Enemies Scoreless 27 Innings
Detroit hangs on as Coveleskie shuts out Detroit in eight innings then Cleveland breaks through in the ninth to win 4 to 2. Coveleskie had previously beaten Detroit in ten and beat Chicago 9 to 0. Cleveland gains a split with Detroit after a tense ninth inning rally.
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Cards Win Fourth In Row Over Pirates 7 5
St Louis beats Pittsburgh 7 to 6 as Blades hits his fourth homer of the season. Umpire Sentelle funeral tribute before game. Doak earns win, Boehier takes loss in a tightly played nine inning game.
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Brilliant work afield brings victory to Reds
Cincinnati won 4 to 3 over Chicago to take a two game edge. Sensational infield defense backed timely hitting as Kelleher Grimes Proberz and Burns drove runs. Pitching details note Cheeves and Fussell worked for Chicago with Daubert Caveney and Bohne key Cincinnati contributors.
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Macks Humble Red Sox in 11 Inning Battle 4 to 2
Beaton reports an 11 inning game where Hauser and Miller delivered singles and Galloway doubled to drive in two runs for Philadelphia in an eventual 4 to 2 win over Boston. Shanks, Fewster and Reichle contributed, with Hauser on base and Ferguson pitching for Philadelphia while Naylor started for Boston.
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Notes of the Nationals at Cofton N J amid crowd scenes
Sunday at Cofton New Jersey Babe Stuth drew heavy attention as fans mobbed him while Ruth drew boos after a strikeout by Warmoth. The Yankees featured moments of speed like Riley's double and Gharrity’s triple as Witt and Ruth moved, Warmoth faced accusations over ball handling, and Musselldi closed Warmoth with Gharrity retiring.
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Perfect game by U. of Georgia twirler ends Virginians' bid
Atlere, Ga April 30 Dale Sandford (Georgia) tossed a perfect game as Georgia defeated Virginia 4 to 0. Ramsey opened with a single, scored on wild throw and a middlebrooks error, then Watson Eldridge and Thomason sparked the third inning. Ramsey tripled in the sixth and scored on Middlebrooks single. Watson starred in the field with seven chances without an error. Virginian hurler Kile allowed no hits until late.
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Scott Triumph Draws Large Crowd In Capital Ceremony
President Gvilch received a telegram from Ban Johnson last night stating he would attend the capital today to present Scott with a Medal of Honor on behalf of the junior circuit. The crowd is expected to witness the triumph and honor in a notable sports ceremony.
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Giants Snap Fast Tilt With Dodgers In 4-3 Win
New York Giants beat Brooklyn 4 to 3 after trailing early. McQuillan settled in after the first inning while Ruether struggled with poor infield support. Buried in errors and miscues, the Dodgers yielded late runs as the Giants seized the win.
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Braves Beat Phillies In Lopsided 13-3 Opening Game
Boston overwhelms Philadelphia with powerful hitting, scoring 13 runs to 3. Key contributors include Powell, Sanderson, and Gowdy as Philadelphia’s pitching falters early in the Southern Association matchup.
Dempsey to Defend Title in Shelby July Fourth Fight
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will defend his crown against Tom Gibbons in Shelby Montana on July 4 in a fifteen round decision bout. Montana American Legion leader Let Molumby announced the agreement reached by telephone with Jack Kearns. Articles to be signed in New York or Chicago with a $100000 guaranteed payment and a percentage of gate. Shelby, a town of under 1000, lies amid Montana oil fields.
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Quartermaster Ordnance Team Faces Ogden in Wartime League
War Department League game details show QM Ordnance squad competing with Degnan and Matson amid heavy abbreviations. Key players Degnan Houlihe Matson Smith McLaughlin Brear Allen Stewart and Karnes appear in batting and fielding lines with multiple mentions of base hits, sacrifices, and errors. Final notes reference umpires and innings context in a compact, period-tinged box score style.
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Treasury League AB Hall 48 Arch'ot ABLH Oo
Box score style summary notes Archot ABLH 48 with players Tingle Randie Byrne Nash Garret Kane and McCaffrey. Totals 6 3 2 9 innings 1 hour 25 minutes. Umpire Woodward.
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