Dodgers Pound Phillies as Brooklyn Leads NL Rivals
Brooklyn dominates Philadelphia 18 6 as Dodgers stack 23 hits and Augie Galan shines with three singles a double and two walks. Carl Hubbell and Buster Maynard lift the Giants in a split with the Braves while Cubs edge Cardinals in extra innings.
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Phillies
Dodger
Augie Galan
Dolph Camilli
Brooklyn
Giants
Braves
Buster Maynard
Sid Gordon
Cliff Melton
Ed Walsh the spitball pioneer and pennant winner
Edward A. Walsh rose from coal mine beginnings to become Chicago White Sox ace known for a legalized spitball. He helped the 1906 Hitless Wonders win the pennant and world title, pitched 464 innings in 1908 with a then modern record of 66 games, and set strikeout and no hit marks while earning a legendary reputation as a genial, towering star.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Edward A. Walsh
Pennsylvania
Big Ed
Charley Somers
Cleveland
Big Moose Walsh
White Sox
Newark
Young Walsh
Jimmy Callahan
Marlin Springs
Tex
Elmer Stricklett
Stricklett
Pacific Coast
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Walsh
Callahan
Fielder Jones
Doc White
Nick Altrock
Frank Smith
Frank Owens
Iron Man
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Sox
Napoleon Lajoie
Billy Sullivan
Lajoie
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Detroit
Charles A. Comiskey
Red Sox
Cubs
Howard Ehmke
Athletics
Big Ed Walsh
Addie Joss
Paul Dean Returns to Form in Browns Relief Appearance
Paul Dean, once star pitcher with Dizzy and the 1934 World Series heroes, made a comeback showing for the St Louis Browns. In his first Browns appearance he allowed one hit in 41 13 innings of relief, struck out Rudy York twice, and impressed manager Luke Sewell with his curve and control.
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Dizzy
St. Louis Cardinals
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Me ‘N’ Paul
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Cardinals
New York Giants
Houston
Washington
Rudy York
Luke Sewell
Today’s Pitchers Matchups Across Leagues
Baseball schedule lists American League games in New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Cleveland and St Louis with pitchers Judd Newsome Bonham Byrne Pyle Wolff Newhouser Gatehouse Wade Smith Podgamy Newsom Trinkle Javory Gumbert Bithorn and more. Afternoon starts span 1 20 to 3 P M EWT CWT time zones.
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Newsome
New York
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Byrne
Washington
Pyle
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Wolff
Detroit
Newhouser
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Gatehouse
Chicago
Wade
Cleveland
Smith
Podgamy
Brooklyn
Newsom
Trinkle
Javory
Gumbert
Bithorn
T. Pet
St Washington
Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Track Sandies Enter 358 at Texas Meet
Austin May 6 The Texas Interscholastic League track and field meet drew 358 entries, twenty fewer than last year, with wartime travel restrictions expected to have little effect on the competition as rivals sign in for the event.
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Austin
U.P
Texas Interscholastic League
Amarillo High Team Heads to State Track Meet
Coach Howard Lynch leads seven Amarillo High athletes to the state track meet in Austin. Billy Lynch Guy Smith Joe Larson Wes Elliott Carroll Hall Jack McGee and Sammy Deal will carry the Sandies colors in the schoolboy classic.
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Amarillo
Austin
Billy Lynch
Guy Smith
Joe Larson
Wes Elliott
Carroll Hall
Jack McGee
Sammy Deal
Texas Relays Highlight Top High School Track Talent
Dallas Tech and John Reagan School of Houston are favored to win team honors at the state scholastic track meet hosted at the University of Texas stadium. Standouts include DeWitt Coulter who set a national shot put record, Keith Vineyard who broke the regional discus mark, Speedy Parker, Bob Umstattd, and Donald Deere. Field and track titles decide Saturday after preliminaries Friday, with debate honors awarded Saturday night.
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Dallas Tech
John Reagan
Houston
DeWitt Coulter
Masonic Home
Fort Worth
Keith Vineyard
Edgewood
Longview
Charley Parker
Jefferson High
San Antonio
Bob Umstattd
Austin
Donald Deere
Breckenridge
Lloyd Russell Ends First Year With Double Title
North Texas State coach Lloyd Russell wraps up his first year in Denton by leading both basketball and track teams to Lone Star Conference championships. The Denton college club earned two conference titles under Russell’s direction.
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Denton
Texas
Lloyd Russell
North Texas State
Russell
Denton College
Count Fleet to be rested then speed tested for Preakness
Trainer Don Cameron said Count Fleet the 1 10 favorite for Saturdays Preakness will be rested until tomorrow then tested at distance. Blue Swords, runner up in the Derby, is next in line with Vincentive and Slide Rule among possible rivals. In baseball, Alex Carrasquel and the Senators beat the Athletics 8 1, while Stubby Overmire pitched the Tigers to a 5 1 win over the Browns.
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Blue Swords
W. L. Brann
Vincentive
W. E. Boeing
Slide Rule
Jamaica
Allie Reynolds
Alex Carrasquel
Athletics
Senators
Carrasquel
Washington
Stubby Overmire
Tigers
Browns
St. Louis
Kleinpeter Wins Weekly Nine Hole Handicap Meet
Dud Kleinpeter won the Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association weekly nine hole handicap tournament with a net 33 at the Ross Rogers Course. W. T. Leachman Jr., J. L. Payne and Bill Bogard posted strong scores, while J. R. Brown tied for low gross with a 37.
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Dud Kleinpeter
Amarillo Municipal Golfers Association
Ross Rogers
W. T. Leachman, Jr
J. L. Payne
Bill Bogard
J. R. Brown
Kiempeter
Brooklyn Dodgers to Represent Senior Loop in July Commemoration
The Brooklyn Dodgers represent the National League in the annual commemorative contest at Doubleday Field on July 19. The American League team selection was incomplete with the Chicago White Sox likely to be named.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Mayne
National League Baseball
Doubleday Field
Chicago White Sox
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