Pirates Sweep Cubs In 10 Inning Finale
In Pittsburgh, the Pirates edged the Cubs 9 to 8 after 10 innings to complete the series sweep. The game featured late scoring and key defensive plays, including a fumble by a Cubs fielder on a plate throw and a pinch runner scoring the winning run in the tenth.
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Cardinals
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Gritz
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Philadelphia
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Fragmented humorous notes and baseball box score mix
A collage of quips and observations from a newspaper page includes jokes about a movie star’s eye insurance, a lighthouse keeper, and holiday tunes, plus a baseball score summary showing runs, hits, and pitching details for Boston and Philadelphia with an 2 03 time.
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Wertz
Goldsmith
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Stark
Quigley
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La Porte City High Beats Orange 10 to 7 in Baseball
La Porte City High defeated Orange township 10 to 7 in a slugging afternoon game marking La Porte’s sixth straight win. Haymond pitched five hits and five strikeouts for the winners while Myers and Peterson pitched for Orange.
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YESTERDAY'S HOMERS NATIONAL LEAGUE
Baseball report lists homer totals by players and teams in the National and American Leagues. Names include Lindstrom Webb Wilson Frisch Kendrick O'Doul Ruth Hauser Dealin Easterling plus others with varied tallies.
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Windstrom
New York
Williams
Philadelphia
Dahn
Americ
West
Washington
Bissonette
Webb
Wilson
Frisch
Lindstrom
Kendrick
O'Doul
Grantham
Ruth
Hauser
K. Wile
Noma
Dealin
Easterling
Ota Americal Cou
Pyles Land Yacht Seized in Illinois Bank Action
Charley Cash Pyle ignores cross country derby as deputies seize his $25,000 land yacht near Joliet to satisfy a $21,500 unsecured bank note from Illinois Trust and Savings Bank of Champaign. Harold Red Grange warned, similar writ looms over him as Gavuzzi loses time but leads by hours overall.
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Charley
Cash Pyle
Los Angeles
Joliet
Dlinois Trust & Savings Bank of Champaign, Sr
Pyle
Harold
Red" Grange
University of Iinois
Gavuzzi
Peter Gavuzzi
Southampton
England
Lincoln
New York
Andrew Payne
Glazemore
Okla
Kansas Aggies wallop Cyclones in 26 to 6 rout
Kansas Aggies blasted Iowa State for 28 hits off three pitchers to win 26 to 6 at Manhattan. McCollum led with six hits in seven at bats including a homer, while Dale and Schroeder allowed multiple hits and a homered ball each. Aggies’ offense dominated the game on May 23 in Kansas.
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Kansas Aggie
Iowa State
Aggies
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Schroeder
McCollum
Lrs
Eircuit
Agand
Amescalteher
Yankees and Cubs Waste Most Balls
Baseball report notes high number of misplayed balls by the Yankees and Cubs with many in play. Commentary questions efficiency and fielding errors while players struggle to capitalize on chances.
Baseballs Used by Big League Clubs in 1920s
The text notes New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs use the most baseballs, with Ruth and Gehrig signing many balls. It cites Yankee usage about 500 dozen per season and Cubs about 460 dozen, while others average 499 dozen. Bill Killefer started a Cubs practice letting fans keep balls. Spalding’s Harry Burton mentions ball testing with second division clubs.
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Cubs
Harry Burton
A. &. Spalding
Standings and results across major leagues
American League standings show New York and Detroit near the top with Washington and Chicago trailing. Yesterday results include Washington beating New York and St Louis edging Cleveland while Boston lost to Philadelphia. National League lists New York and St Louis leading. yesterday Pittsburgh lost to Chicago as Philadelphia fell to Boston. American Association and Western League tables are provided with latest results and current records for notable clubs.
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Miller
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Pet
Gehrig
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Jt Hornsby
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Cobh
Athietica
Ruth Yorkers
Batting Practice Primes Iowa for Indiana Game
A long batting practice today will supply the University of Iowa with finishing touches before meeting Indiana here Saturday. The Hoosiers share second in the Big Ten while Iowa sits fourth. A win could lift Iowa to second. Francis Mulroney and Russell Paugh, the Hoosier ace who beat Iowa last season, are the rival pitchers.
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Francis Mulroney
Russell Paugh
Giants Edge Dodgers 2-1 Behind Two Homers
New York 2 Brooklyn 1 as Lindstrom and Jahn hit homers for the Giants while Benton outduels Elliott, who allows two homers in a tight pitching duel. Dodgers’ Elliott lasts nine innings with two homer bites.
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Larry Benton
Giants
Dodgers
Jumbo Elliott
Lindstrom
Jalych
Brooklyn
E Tyson
Hancrofs
Hemline
Andda Hendrick
Herman
Bressler
Bancroft
Roush
Denn
Terry
Ib Jackson
Mann
Rf Cohen
Hogwn
C . Benton
Bissonette
Jatin
Rhonda
Homerun
Jahn
Dacksom
Cohett
Gancraft
Doak
Elliott
Umptres
McCormick
Magee
Kiem
Thin
Giants remove treasurer amid Hornsby trade dispute
New York May 3. Judge Francis X. McQuade is ousted as treasurer of the National Exhibition company owners of the New York Giants. He faces action from President Charles A. Stoneham while Leo J. Bondy succeeds McQuade to ease business and playing management tensions. McQuade opposed the Hornsby to Braves deal and was reportedly not consulted before the sale.
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U.R
National Exhibition Company
New York Giants
Francis X. McQuade
Charles A. Stoneham
Giants
Judge McQuade
McQuade
Moval
Rogers
Bill Cissell Shines with White Sox Rookie Pace
Chicago May 3 reports Bill Cissell rookie with the White Sox showing stellar play despite early fielding miscues. He has hit safely in 14 straight games and through 19 games owns 26 hits for a .352 average, while also starring at shortstop after a swift rise from the minors and Des Moines cavalry days.
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Carroll
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Altho
Risberg
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