Reds Tie St. Louis With Win Over Robins in Key Tilt
Cincinnati Reds draw even with St. Louis Cardinals atop the National League by defeating Brooklyn 4 to 0. Rixey hurled a four hitter for his fourth shutout in two weeks, as Charley Dressen’s eighth inning triple drove in the decisive runs. Brooklyn: Shalis, Christensen. Umpires: Tan, Right, Wilson. Time: 1:57.
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Seasonal Poems and Baseball Notes Collide in Page Snippet
A fragmented page mixes literary clippings with sports results. It references seasonal themes and a theater headline while detailing a St. Louis vs Boston baseball score and a Giants win over the Pirates. Multiple names and game details appear amid miscellany.
COBBMEN SWEEP YANKEES IN TWO DRUBBINGS IN DETROIT
Detroit defeats the league leaders New York twice, 4 to 1 and 6 to 2, shrinking the Yankees’ lead over Cleveland to four and a half games. Manush leads with four hits in seven at bats, while Fathergill and Heilmann contribute for Detroit. Yankee pitchers Shocker and Whitehill struggle, with Braxton and others used in relief.
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Standings, Scores From Major Leagues and Western League
American League standings show Detroit tied 4-4 with New York 3-1 and Philadelphia 2-3. Cleveland leads Washington 3. Boston vs St. Louis played Sunday. National League results include Boston 5 St. Louis 4 and New York 9 Philadelphia 1. Western League notes Des Moines 2 Denver 1 Omaha 3S Lincoln 4 Wichita 85 Tulsa 2 Omaha 3S.
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Rockford Eyes Marshalltown Franchise in Mississippi Valley League
Rockford plans to buy Marshalltown’s franchise for four thousand dollars and bring baseball back to Rockford after a three-year absence. Disputes within Marshalltown and unconfirmed authorization from stockholders cloud the deal, with a club meeting expected this week to decide the franchise’s fate.
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Carpentry Instructor Wanted at Piney Woods
Piney Woods school seeks a carpenter with bricklaying or related trade skills to join the staff. The instructor will train boys in practical construction and teach trade theory. Laurence Jones, founder and principal, can be reached in Dubuque via general delivery. They recently visited Waterton with a group of students.
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Notable Baseball Attributed Errors And Hits In Local Play
Two hits by Shante and stolen bases mark a tense local game. Turake Fo Sewell and Speaker contribute, with Sewell advancing on base and Crowder recording two strikeouts. Shante is hit by a pitch once, while Crowder and Goslin are noted for other key plays with wild pitches from Mich and Dineen. Time listed as lida.
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Hillside Putt Sends Marston Out in Amateurs
Francis Ouiel recalls missing a short putt on the thirteenth hole in the semifinal at Short Hills New Jersey. Max Marston then sank a 50-foot birdie on a sloped green to win and reach the final, while Ouiel cites his famous five-foot make at Brookline that helped him win the national open playoff.
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Rudd Wins Flag in 3 as A.W. League Leaders
Rudd captured both ends of a doubleheader from Nora Springs 3 to 2 and 7 to 2 to clinch the Shel Bock league pennant for the home team with three and a half games lead and one game remaining. Monen Waiters Finch and McElroy led Rudd with three hits each. Rockford dropped to reliance on second place after a split with Floyd while Plymouth won again behind a strong pitching and hitting showing, extending a five game win streak.
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Legal fight on Dempsey moves to Philadelphia
Indianapolis reports James A. Barrabaugh plans a second injunction to stop Jack Dempsey from meeting Gene Tunney for the heavyweight title. The Coliseum Club of Chicago seeks to enforce a contract to fight Harry Wills, aiming to bar Dempsey from fighting Tunney.
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