Right Hander Hurls One Hit Mound Classic
Monte Marcellus Pearson 28 year old right handed pitcher narrowly missed a no hit no run game as the Yankees beat the White Sox 7 0 ending a four game skid. Pearson set down 16 in order and fanned four while yielding only a single to Larry Rosenthal in the first inning. The article also notes results across the league including Pirates, Cubs, Giants, Cardinals, A’s and Red Sox games with various pitchers and key plays.
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New York Yankees
Monte Marcellus Pearson
Yanks
Larry Rosenthal
White Sox
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Cubs
Yankees
Detroit
Joe Dimaggio
Selkirk
Pittsburgh
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Hal Schumacher
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Bucky Walters
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Chubby Dean
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Washington
Julio Bennetti
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National League Standings and Results Summary
Yesterday in the National League New York defeated Chicago 7 0 while Philadelphia beat Detroit 9 5 Cleveland edged Bt Louis 6 11 innings Washington won 6 to 5 over St Louis Cleveland led the standings with a 9 5 record while Philadelphia stood at 8 6 Detroit and New York were 7 3 and 7 4 respectively Schedule for today lists Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Chicago Boston at Cleveland and Washington at St Louis
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Derby memories and jokes from a Kentucky writer
Henry McLemore recalls Derby week at Churchill Downs with satire on Man o War and War Admiral. The piece describes race day scenes for 75,000 fans, mint juleps, periscopes, and a cookout hosted by Sam Friedman. He jokes about Louisville floods, Burgoo King, Pompoon, and upcoming Preakness stakes.
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Lexington
U.R
Man O' War
War Admiral
Churchill Downs
Glen Riddle Farm
Hotcha
Clem McCarthy
Louisville
Sam
Burgoo King
Friedman
Golfers Flock To Houston For Amateur State Tourney
HOUSTON May 11 Golfers from across the state converged on River Oaks for the annual amateur tournament opening with a 1 ½ hole format tomorrow on the par 35 36 71 course An entry list near 125 features defending champion Don Schumacher of Dallas along with Reynolds Smith Walker Cup player Harry Todd O Hara Walls David Goldman and Jack Munger among others from the Dallas area.
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River Oaks
Don Schumacher
Dallas
Schumacher
Reynolds Smith
Harry Todd
O'Hara Walls
David
Goldman
Jack Munger
Yesterday's Stars by the Associated Press
Monte Pearson and Joe Dimaggio led the Yankees to a shutout and two runs batted in on three hits. Chubby Dean fueled the Athletics with three hits and four RBIs in a win over the Tigers. Hal Trochy belted a homer and added two singles to boost the Indians past the Red Sox 6 5.
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Joe Dimaggio
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Pearson
White Sox
Demaggio
Chubby Dean
Athletics
Tigers
Hal Trochy
Indians
Red Sox
Bucky Walters
Phillies
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Phils
Fiji Seitt
Pretes
Bucs
van Mungo
Gibby Brack
Heinie Manush
Dexigers
Mungo
Brack
Manteh
Beaumonts Youngsters Come Back To Regain Confidence
Beaumont regains Texas League standing with a 10 to 9 win over the Missions after a double loss to San Antonio. The Exporters used 11 hits to overcome Mills Liebardt and Pyle, with a ninth inning homer by Valentine sealing a 4 to 3 galveston victory over Houston and Fort Worth rallying to beat Tulsa 13 to 4 in an eight inning game cut short by train schedules.
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Poffenberger
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Galveston
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Anderson
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Okla
Freddie Steele Seeks Proving Win Over Battaglia
Freddie Steele world middleweight champion vows to silence critics by defeating Frankie Battaglia in a 15 round title bout in Seattle. Battaglia, substituting for ill Ken Overlin, aims to challenge Steele after his recent New York defense against Eddie Risko.
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Frankie Battaglia
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Freddie
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Babe) Risko
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Ken Overlin
Richmond
Paul Runyan Seeks Ryder Cup Place At Met Open
Paul Runyan aims for one of four Ryder Cup spots and hopes to win his second Metropolitan Open Championship at Forest Hill Field Club Bloomfield New Jersey this week. He first won the Met in 1934 during a standout year as money leader and PGA champion.
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Paul Runyan
Forest Hill Field Club
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Henry Picard
Hershey
Byron Nelson
Sports Schedule for Tuesday Matches City Rivalries
Two games on Tuesday set Houston at Fort Worth and Galveston at Dallas in a compact Texas basketball slate. Houston and Dallas markets swap venues as teams aim for early season momentum.
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Dallas
Houston
Fort Worth
Galveston
Two Man O War Colts Meet in Preakness Showdown
War Admiral and Matey, both sons of Man O War, are set to clash in the 47th Preakness at Pimlico. War Admiral, Derby champion, is favored to win and potentially complete the Derby-Preakness double, joining a rare group of horses to achieve the feat. Matey, winner of the Pimlico Futurity, looms as a strong upset possibility alongside Pompoon, who placed second to the Admiral at Churchill Downs.
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Pompoon
Wood Memorial
United Press
Baltimore
Samuel D. Riddle
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Matey
War Admiral
Pimlico
Sir Barton
Gallant Fox
Burgoo King
Omaha
Bold Venture
J. H. Louchheim
Admiral
Auto heater invented in Waukesha by Bert Faultersack
Waukesha inventor Bert Faultersack demonstrated an automotive heating system aimed at backseat comfort. He resigned as head engineer at a local bottling plant to devote time to his device. The note adds that a bee sting pain is caused by formic acid.
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Bert Faultersack
Waukesha
Faultersack
Mississippi Rebels land star back in spring sports roundup
In a broad sports round up from New York and Oxford, Mississippi star Leslie Dodson chooses to join Ed Walker's Rebels in football, while Dodgers news, Eddie Wilson trades, and local junior high focus in Ogden add to a busy day of cross-sport items.
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Oxford
Leslie Dodson
Columbus
Mississippi
Ed Walker
Rebels
Lou Ambers
Pedro Montanez
Pedro
Ogden
Utah
Mathewson
Lewis
Dodgers
Eddie Wilson
Jersey City
Wilson
Cubs
Unclear sports notes mix from Pompton Lakes and Alabama death penality
A fragmentary sports summary mentions Pompton Lakes camp and Big Jack Torrance being polished, Joe DiMaggio, throwing troubles and Yankee worries. Lloyd Lewis of the Chicago Daily News is cited with a staff member accompanying the team. The text notes Silena Gilmore as the only woman executed in Alabama since the switch to electrocution ten years ago.
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Yankees
Lloyd Lewis
Chicago Daily News
Silena Gilmore
Alabama
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