Red Sox Struggle Through Seven Losses In 18 Games
Boston drops seven of 18 as several one run losses and late rallies plague the Sox. Chicago edges them 4 3 after a five inning rally, prompting Heinie Wagner to trade Charlie Ruffing for Cedric Durst with New York.
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Hugh S&s. Fullerton, JR
Associated Press
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Fights Last Night Roundup From Various Cities
The Associated Press reports boxing results across cities. Les Marriner of Chicago stopped Jack League of San Antonio. Eddie Mack of Alamosa defeated Johnny Simpson of New Orleans. George Manley of Denver KOed Buck Easterling of Grand Island. Dave Shade of Concord and Mike Hector had a bout with no contest. Dick Honeyboy Finnegan of Boston KOed Clyde Davis of Los Angeles. Hy Diamond of Boston beat Vincut Martinez of Los Angeles by decision.
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Jack League
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Colo
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Mike Hector
San Bernardino
Dick “Honeyboy
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Boston
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Hy Diamond
Vinctut Martinez
Baylor Bears To Meet Mustangs In Conference Tilt
Baylor University hosts Jerry Mann's Southern Methodists in a nonleague college baseball game. The Mustangs have dropped 14 conference games in as many starts while Baylor has won eight of 14.
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United Press
Waco
Baylor University
Jerry Mann
Southern Methodists
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Bruins
Yale
Frank Kanaly
California
Southern California
Stanford
Kanaly
Penn
Homeric tale frames 1929 homer chase by Klein and rivals
The piece links ancient Homer to modern ball players as Chuck Klein, 24, the Phillies outfielder, threatens Babe Ruth’s 60 home runs. It notes Klein’s 43 HR in 1930, Ott’s ties with Rogers Hornsby, Ruth’s record of 60, and other contenders like Simmons, Alexander, Gehrig, Foxx, Wilson and O Duke.
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Corcyra
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Babe Ruth
al Simmons
Dale Alexander
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Babe
Hack Wilson
Lefty O’doul
Hornsby
Klein
Ott
Helium Plant Takes Firm Hold On First In League
The Helium Plant bowlers solidified first place in the Commercial League by defeating the Case Company 2337 to 2224. Clowe and Cowan donated for the league winner and promise to win the cup if needed. Amarillo Globers missed their match with the Pickwick Pilots, giving the drivers a win.
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Clowe and Cowan
Amarillo Globers
Pickwick Pilots
Tucks
Dempster Company
Panhandle Laundry
Panhandle
Mead Credit Jewelry Company
Yeomen Dinner Event Tonight at Carpenters Hall
A chicken dinner at six this evening at Carpenters Hall, hosted by the local Homestead of Yeomen in honor of P. A. Stork. The program features Mrs. Sid Cleghorn Judge W. E. Gee Jimmie OConnell Judge Sam B. Matlow Attorney Edward Thomerson Miss Margaret Perkins Leo Sparks Leslie Welch Irene Martin Robert Dunham Judge Henry B Bishop and J. W. Sunter as master of ceremonies.
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Carpenters Hall
Homestead of Yeomen
P. A. Stork
Sid Cleghorn
W. E. Gee
Jimmie O'Connell
Sam B. Matlow
Edward Thomerson
Margaret Perkins
Leo Sparks
Leslie Welch
Irene Martin
Robert Dunham
Henry 8. Bishop
J. W. Sunter
Church Class To Banquet Thursday At San Jacinto Methodist
The Fellowship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will entertain the adult department with a banquet tomorrow evening at 3 30 in the basement of the church on Sixth Avenue and Tennessee Street. There are no charges.
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Waner Brothers Hit For Record Pace In Early Season
The piece highlights Lloyd and Paul Waner as dynamic hitters for the Pirates, detailing their career averages and recent form. It notes Lloyd’s 226 hits per season and Paul’s .356 average, contrasting last season’s roles and current momentum. It also touches on other sports events and the Western League’s push for new talent, including Iowa players joining pro ranks.
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Paul Waner
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Paul
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St. Joseph
University of Iowa
Willis Glassgow
Cardinals
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Ferguson
University of Denver
Yesterday's Hero Bursts For Braves Win Over Reds
Rabbit Maranville, a $2-years old veteran Boston Braves shortstop in his 19th major league season, handled seven difficult chances flawlessly and drove in the decisive run in a 4 to 3 victory over Cincinnati.
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United Press
Maranville
Boston Braves
Braves
Cincinnati
Buffs Battle Exporters 1 1 Tie In Ninth Frame
The Beaumont Exporters and Houston Buffs tied 1 to 1 in darkness halted tenth inning. Dallas Steers lost 3 to 0 to Shreveport Sports in a pitching duel. Awaited matchups listed for today include Exporters at Fort Worth Cats and Sports at Waco.
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Associated Press
Beaumont Exporters
Houston Buffs
Dallas’ Steers
Shreveport Sports
Dave Danforth
Verne Underhill
Houston
Fort Worth Cats
Beaumont
Waco
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Wichita Falls
Indiana
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Major League Leaders May 6 Baseball Statistics Snapshot
National League leaders include P Waner Pirates batting .500 and Herman Robins with 19 runs. Frederick Robins leads hits with 35. Douthit Hafey Flowers tie for doubles with 8. Suhr Pirates tops triples with 4. home runs shared by Jackson Giants Wilson Cubs Herman Robins Klein Phillies at 5. Herman Robins 29 RBIs. Cuyler Cubs 6 steals. American League leaders show Judge Senators batting .394. Bishop Athletics 21 runs. Oliver Red Sox 31 hits. Regan Red Sox 9 doubles. Regan Red Sox 4 triples. Simmons Athletics 5 homers and 26 RBIs. Cissell White Sox McManus Tigers Rice Senators Combs Yankees 3 steals.
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Associated Press
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Pirates
Herman
Robins
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Douthit
Hafey
Cardinals
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Suhr
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Schmeling gains NY license to fight Sharkey in June
Max Schmeling after a long dispute with the New York State Athletic Commission agreed to three conditions to obtain a license for the heavyweight title bout with Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium on June 12. He must defend his title in New York within a year if he defeats Sharkey meet an opponent approved by the commission and have the match staged by a promoter acceptable to the commission.
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Associated Press
New York
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Solone
Swat
Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Sharkey
Cy Limbering Up For Simpson Race
Cy Landon from Texas Christian University readies for the Simpson sprint event in Fort Worth on May 7, aiming to impress judges and boost standings.
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Cy Limbering
Simpson
United Press
Fort Worth
Cy Leland
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