White Sox lose two in one week as Robertson dominates
Charley Robertson of the White Sox pitched a near no hitter and allowed only three safeties while Boston beat Chicago 4 10 0 in Cleveland. In another game at St Louis Mogridge pitched well for the Washington and the world champions. George Sisler, manager of the Browns, singled in the ninth to extend his hitting streak to 28 games.
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Giants Win Opening Game of Series Amid Hit by Bressler
In Cincinnati on May 14, the Giants beat the Reds 6 to 3 in the first game of the series. Bressler had a second inning single driving in runs, while Kelly led the Giants with a triple and a double for two RBIs. Nehf pitched well with five assists in support.
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Phillies Rally Past Cubs for Sixth Straight Loss
Philadelphia Bridge the gap in the eighth inning to beat Chicago 6 to 5 at home. Hartnett clubbed his ninth home run of the season while Griffith and Friberg connected early for Chicago. Keen left with the loss as Philadelphia surged late.
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Pirates Edge Braves In Boston Series Opener
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 5 to 4 to halt the Red Sox five game streak. Yde Kremer and support from Traynor Moore and Cuyler sparked the win while Genevich was hit hard. Cuyler and Traynor contributed seventh inning singles as the decisive runs scored.
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Eddie Brown's Grand Slam Delivers in Seventh
In Brooklyn on May 14 Eddie Brown hit a bases loaded homer in the seventh, delivering a decisive blow to his team’s opponents. The dramatic long ball sparked a rally and put them in control, shaping the outcome of the game.
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Golf divots and technique for beginners and pros
A 1924 guide explains how golfers should take divots after striking the ball. It contrasts hitting the ground before the ball with proper turf removal and notes that pros vary in divot size. It also covers back spin shots and how professionals replace sod to protect the course.
Dodgers Rally Past Cardinals in Nine to Eight Victory
Brooklyn overcame a five run deficit entering the seventh inning to beat St Louis 9 to 8. The Dodgers trailed 8 0 after five, then rallied led by a breezier late surge as pitches from Rhem Hallahan Day Stuart Gonzales Schmidt Ehrhardt Os boren Greene Hubbell and Taylor.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League scores include Brooklyn 9 St Louis 6 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 8 New York 3 Cincinnati 0 Boston 4 Pittsburgh 5. American League results feature St Louis 1 Washington 1 Detroit 1 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland Boston 4 Chicago 4 New York 0. Fast Texas League reports Texarkana 4 Marshall 0 Sulphur Springs 9 Paris 10 Mount Pleasant 0 Tyler 10 Greenville 7. American Association shows Indianapolis 3 Milwaukee 1 Minneapolis 7 Columbus 2 Louisville 1 Kansas City 1. Tulsa Wichita 2 Oklahoma City 7 St Joseph 3 Omaha 12 Des Moines 2 Lincoln 7 Denver 14. Southern Association Mobile 4 Little Rock 3 New Orleans 7 Memphis 2 Birmingham 1 Atlanta 9 Nashville 7 Chattanooga 4. Tigers held without a hit after a stretch. Phillies and Detroit noted with various lineups and pitchers abbreviated.
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Chicago shuts out Yankees behind Hoyt Wildness in 4 0 win
Charley Robertson led Chicago as he went 3 for 4 with three hits setting New York down on May 14. Hoyt’s erratic pitching helped the White Sox to a 4 to 1 victory despite New York’s late rally. Ferruson and Schang contributed for New York while Robertson and Schalk starred for Chicago.
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Indians Beat Red Sox 4-1 Behind Early Five-Run Burst
In Cleveland on May 14 Ray Francis, just acquired by Boston from New York, faced a tough first inning as the Indians scored five runs and went on to defeat the Red Sox 4 to 1. Able pitched well in relief until the eighth. Bone and Speaker hit home runs, Speaker driving in a run in the first. Boston managed a 0-1 start before Cleveland pulled away. Francis Zahniser Ross Hey ing Uhle and Jewell_pitchers listed.
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Washington Beats St Louis In Second Series Game
Mogridge pitched well as Washington defeated St Louis 8 to 1 in the second game of the series. George Sister Brown, playing manager, singled in the ninth for his fiftieth hit of the season and extended his hitting streak to twenty eight games.
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Detroit Defeated 3 to 1 by Philadelphia in May Contest
Detroit managed only three hits off Baumgartner Groves and Harris as Philadelphia prevailed 3 to 1. Baumgartner exited in the seventh for a pinch hitter while Groves pitched and MTfarris relieved in the eighth.
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Canyon Nine to Meet Amarillo Team Today
Canyon hosts Amarillo baseball squad under American Legion and college town team ties at Gassey Park. Twilight game begins at 5 oclock with high school and college players, followed by a carnival. Next Sunday the Talia nine face Amarillo at Gasser Park at 1 oclock.
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Glose Games In Texas Still Produce Wide Scoring
In Texas on May 14 three games produced late drama and big offense. Dallas beat Beaumont 5 to 4 as Harry OBrien plated the winning run with bases loaded in the ninth. Wichita Falls topped Spudders 6 to 1 behind Washburn and Broveld, Carl Williams losing for the first time after six straight wins. Fort Worth edged Waco 4 to 0 with Mullins, Sears, and Konetehys delivering key ninth inning hits.
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Fort Worth and Waco game slips into ninth tied
Galloway tied the game with a ninth inning homer for Waco as Edington hit a sixth inning homer with Valmer on base. Head earned the win after a ninth inning save attempt. In Houston the Buffs beat Shreveport 3 to 2 as Prough and Peel contributed decisive hits in an eighth inning rally. Barnes pitched well for Fort Worth despite a costly error that allowed two Shreveport runs.
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Farley Holt Towns Wrestlers Stage Hick-Town Carnival
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