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League doubleheader.| ager Rogers Hornsby. “ Che two Pittspurgh wins left No other National League them in third place games were played. A double-;5, Salem 2 money, the wonderful old sta! First game was a toughie for|header between’ Philadelphia on also has made wealthy men/| ‘he Card They battled to a!Phillies and Boston Braves and f Calumet father-son train --4 tle until the 10th inning and|the Brooklyn-New York games ne : then exploded for five runs to! were rained out. y ing team of Ben and Jimmy | take the decision Joe Louis ” Jones Johnny Merson won the ser AMERICAN e! In the American Leagué the Not the Wa Y We Heard i aie Washington Senators beat New |; York Yankees 6-4 and St. Louis turning profes | ys ys oud’ tlanke % verd' Heown Bomber tan hix aelae toi re sal calls for'| ; oe en Canes rae 4 ee ban ee a wage: Ste on a ae Gordon & Anderson BATTERY MOSCOW ‘AI corresp h In an afternoon tilt, Cleve-| he defeated James J. 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