Giants Rally To Lead With Clean Slate In N L
New York Giants won seven straight to stand as the only undefeated major league team. They beat Brooklyn 10 to 4 as four pitchers worked the distance while hitting and fielding supported the victory. Pirates beat Cubs 9 to 5, Braves defeated Phillies 13 to 4, Cardinals topped Reds 10 to 5, Senators beat Athletics 11 to 6, White Sox 2 Browns 1, Clancy made nine straight chances, Tigers beat Indians 7 to 1, Red Sox 8 Yankees 7 on nineteen hits and Ruth’s homer two on.
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Red Faber
Five Pitching Patriarchs of Baseball's Golden Age
A compact profile of five veteran major league pitchers— Grover Alexander Red Faber Eppa Jeptha Rixey Jack Quinn and Pennock— highlighting their ages major league tenure win totals and near-spanning eras. The piece lauds their longevity and impact in early 20th century baseball.
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Jimmy Foxx
Grover Alexander
Red Faber
Alex
Galesburg Club
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Champion Athletics
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Jimmy
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Rabbit Maranville
Cy Williams
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Faber
Rixey
Pennock
Chicago White Sox
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Eppa Jeptha
Bandit Horde Burns Kiangsu City Kingsuchen
United Press reports bandit raiders sacked and burned Kingsuchen in Kiangsu Province killing about 1000 and capturing another 1000. Roughly 100 horsemen led the attack, slaughtering town officials and forcing residents to surrender valuables.
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United Press
Peiping
eUhine
Kingsuchen
Kinpgsui
Woman Gored by Mad Cow Recovers at Ranch Home
Mrs. O M Dinkens, about 36, was recovering today after a cow gored her at their ranch home seven miles north of Waller Texas. Her husband repelled the animal, injuring were two deep gashes and numerous bruises.
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United Press
Waller
Tesx
Here
Mexican Flier Plans Fight for 20 Day Flight
Francisco Sarabia, a Mexican aviator backed to keep a plane aloft for 20 days, prepares in Monterrey Nuevo Leon for a refueling endurance test. His single motor Mont errey aircraft will attempt a championship flight above Monterrey with take-off date to be fixed.
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United Press
Monterrey
Nuevo Leon
Mexico
Franciszco Sarabia
Senators Top League While Champs Slip
Washington Senators rise to first in the American League as Philadelphia Athletics drop to second division. The Senators, riding a six game win streak, credit good pitching from Lloyd Brown and Irving Hadley, with Sam Rice Buddy Myer and Goose Goslin contributing offensive support. Rice leads at bat with .395, Myer .384, Goslin .318.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Senators
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Lefty Grove
Rube Walberg
Grove
Yankees
Lloyd Brown
Texas
Irving Hadley
Brown
Sam Rice
Buddy Myer
Goose Goslin
Rice
Myers
Goslin
Deauville Honors Herman Harjes With Street Naming
Deauville plans to name a street after Herman Harjes, the Paris banker and avid polo player who died after an accidental horse fall. The gesture marks Franco American friendship and honors his role in Deauville’s municipal efforts to beautify the town.
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United Press
Deauville
Herman Harjes
Paris
Harjes
Griffiths Faces Gagnon in Chicago Rematch Wednesday
Sioux City heavy weight Tuffy Griffiths seeks to erase a loss to Jack Gagnon in a return bout at the Chicago Stadium Wednesday night. The program also features Tommy Loughran vs Ernie Schaf in Philadelphia and Maxie Rosenbloom against Larry Johnson at Madison Square Garden in the reopening card.
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Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Griffiths
Jack Gagnon
Boston
Chicago Stadium
Gagnon
Philadelphia
Tommy Loughran
Ernie Schaf
Maxie Rosenbloom
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Mexican cabaret duel leads to prison terms for two dancers
In Mexico City on April 28 Maxi mum sentences of five years in prison and fines equal to 80 days income were announced for Maria Luisa Gonzales Lopez and Enriqueta Hernandez Juarez two cabaret dancers who fought a love duel firing twelve shots at 10 paces over Sergio Augusto. Enriqueta remains in prison awaiting trial, Maria Luisa hospitalized, and Concha Mesneses, her second, faces charges for inciting the duel. Margar it a Hernandez was released.
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United Press
Mexico City
Maria Luisa Gonzales Lopez
Enriqueta Hernandez Juarez
Sergio Augusto
Maria Luisa
Enriqueta
Belen
Juarez Hospital
Concha Mesneses
Dos Amantes
Concha
Margarita Hernandez
Enri
Airing textiles on sunny days and feather care
The guidance notes airing blankets on line during sunny days and extending this to feather pillows but cautions against drying feathers in strong sun as sunlight releases oils from feathers, affecting quality. It emphasizes cautious sun exposure for fabrics and fillers.
Golfing Now Wants In Mat Tourney Here
Dan Golfino seeks entry to elimination matches to face Jack Reynolds. Promoter Al Anderson says Golfino wants any chance at Reynolds. Itio Shima, who beat Tiny Simmons, agrees to meet anyone 152 pounds or under, aiming to bring Golfino for a weekend bout. Cal Farley seeks extra training time before facing the Jap.
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Dan Golfino
Jack Reynolds
al Anderson
Golfino
Reynolds
Itio Shima
Tiny Simmons
Anderson
Shima
Cal Farley
Drake Relays Spark Nine New Track Records
At the Drake Relays in Des Moines Iowa 1980 nine new marks were set by 2800 athletes from 30 universities 7 colleges and about 100 high schools. Illinois and Marquette led with four records including relay and distance marks while Northwesterns Toth Warne set a pole vault record and Purdue’s Martin won the two mile run.
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United Press
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Drake
Middle West
South
Tilinois
Marquette
Tilini
Tlinois
Tulane
Abilene Christian University
Toth Warne
Northwestern
Jim Bausch
Kanaas
Martin
Perdue
Major League Leaders snapshot for April 27
National League leaders include P Waner Pirates batting .929 and Hafey St Louis runs 12. Fisher St Louis leads in RBIs 16 and extra hits. Suhr Pirates has 3 triples while Jackson Giants hits 4 homers. American League leaders feature Simmons Athletics batting .433 and RBIs 11. Rice Senators runs 10. Myer Rice Browns hits 15. Goslin and Schulte Browns tied with 2 triples. Simmons and Gehrig lead in homers with 3. Stolen bases show multiple tied.
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Simmons
Athletics
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Bishops
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Browns
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Gehrig
Yanks
Buckeye Poet Tops Race Track Talk Ahead of Derby
Buckeye Poet Colonel Edward R Bradley's colt dominates talk at the track as racing circles eye the fifty sixth Kentucky Derby on May seventeenth. Trailing early the colt surged on the home turn to win by three lengths with jockey Eddie Legere urging him to the finish.
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Sterling
Eddie Legere
White and Ara Fight to Ten Round Draw in Mexico
Tommy White of Texas and Ignacio Ara of Spain battled to a ten round draw in Cary Mexico. The crowd hissed the decision, believing Ara had won after Sunday night action.
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United Press Mexico
Cary
Tommy White
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Ignacio Ara
Spain
Rinsing shields with ammonia neutralizes odor
Rinsing shields in water with a touch of ammonia removes the rubber smell and leaves them fresh smelling.
Nomination of 18 Men as Directors of National C C
The Associated Press reports the nomination of 18 business leaders to serve as directors of the National Council of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, at the opening of the eighteenth annual meeting. The Julius H. Barnes survey notes that American industry is pursuing the construction program, with first quarter building contracts totaling 1.1 billion dollars and highway construction expected at 1.601 billion for the year. It also notes 1.584 billion in new corporate capital in Q1, lower than 1929, with bond offerings up 40 percent year over year, and suggests a shift in production to meet current consumption.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Council of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Chamber
Barnes
Plainview Gore Team Defeats Amarillo Pair In Hillcrest Match
Walter Sikes and Gene Bedford of Lenaware Country Club defeated Mansel Merriman and Eddie Johnson of Amarillo 4 and 3 at Hillcrest after a 4 up win last week. The Hillcrest club leads 12 to 4 in the two club showdown, with Merriman as low man at 5 under par.
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Gene Bedford
Lenaware
Lainview
Mansel Merriman
Eddie Johnson
Amarilla
Hillcrest
Panhandle
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Bedford
Plainview
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Johnson
Plaine View
Taylor
Kimbrough
Kidd
Brown
Hagen
Cannon
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Beckham
Woodward
Clark
Sears
Bartlett
Gregory
King
Cook
Hooper
Parrot
Fellows
Smith
Tull
Westbrook
Lindsay
Ma«ger
Malone
Mec Clarkin
Curry
Baker
Daugherty
Reed
Bentley
Eighteen Hurt as Motor Truck Turns Turtle Near Marshall
Eighteen persons were injured when a motor truck carrying them overturned ten miles south of Marshall Texas yesterday. Eight were hospitalized, none in serious condition. The party, traveling from Ada Oklahoma to Daingerfield, slid into a ditch after hitting soft dirt. others were treated at nearby farms.
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Here
Ada
Okla
Daingerfield
Government to spend over half a million on Galveston harbor work
The government plans more than $500,000 in harbor projects in and around Galveston Texas as part of a cautious merchandising polia policies in retail distribution.
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