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Larry French replaced Passeau and took credit for Chicago's 9-2 victory in the first of two games with Brooklyn. Gabby Barnett hit a home run for the winners.
The Dodgers got revenge in the nightcap pé-0. Babe Phelps led the attack with a homer and two singles while Dolph Camille got a homer, a double and a single.
Merrill May's sacrifice in the fifth innings drove in two runs and gave the Philadelphia Phillies a 3-2 victory over Pittsburgh in the first of mes held a ceremony honouring lorne Arnovitch, the slugger who has kept the club from complete collapse.
Ip the American League, the Boston Red Sox took their lith and 12th consecutive victories by defeating Detroit in both ends of a double-header 9-2, and 3-0.
The New York Yankees whipped Cleveland twice 5-2 and 8-3, starting. with three runs in the first innings of each game.
Chicago took. both ends of a double-header with Washington, 3-2 and 6-3. The first game was a pitching duel between Emil Leonard and the veteran Teddy Lyons. Leonard had the edge until the eighth innings when Mike Kreevich tied the count with a tripple that scored Minter Hayes. Kreevich then scored on an infield out, putting the White Sox out in the front.
Three runs in the eighth innings and four in the ninth gave the St. Louis Browns a 13-7 triumph over Philadelphia in the first of two games.
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