Allen Choice for Revenge on Steelworkers
Amarillo aims to regain first place by winning the next two games of the series with Pueblo. Sanders starts for the Broncs against the Steelworkers after a 7 to 1 loss yesterday, Fettie held the line, and Leeds Carroll and Gunther starred in defense as fans hoped for better conditions and another shot at the Western lead.
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Baseball Scores And Schedules Across Leagues In Oklahoma Texas
Multiple games across Western and American leagues with results from Denver to St Louis and Chicago to Philadelphia. Notable scores include Pueblo rout of Amarillo 8–1 and Omaha 9, Oklahoma City 7, plus college action Baylor 3 at home over Texas 6.
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Cubs Sit On NL Lead as Braves and Reds Fall Behind
The Chicago Cubs, fuelled by an 11 game win streak, sit atop the National League after beating the Boston Braves 2 to 0 while the Cincinnati Reds lose 4 to 2 to Brooklyn. The Yankees power to a 4 to 3 win over the Browns as Ruth and Gehrig homer, Crowder walking in the ninth for the winning run. Red Sox surge to fourth with a 5 to 3 victory over the Tigers and the White Sox beat the Athletics 6 to 3.
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Herb Sanders to Start Today Against Steelworkers
Starts today with Herb Sanders chosen to take the mound this afternoon as hopes rise for a victory over the league leading Steelworkers thanks to his strong last year record. Lyons’ arm is also improving and he may soon take his regular turn.
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Payne and field limp toward Wellsville transit in cross country
In Bradford Pennsylvania May 18 Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma leads a 55 runner field in the C Pyles Trans-Continental Derby from Los Angeles to New York. Payne predicts victory unless an automobile crash stops him. His father Andrew Payne Sr backs him as Marty Abramowits clings to tenth place after a shin injury.
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Bull Henry to meet Kopecky in mat clash at armory
Wrestling fans await Bull Henry from Guthrie to face Joe Kopecky of Taylor Texas in a middleweight bout at the armory. Preliminaries start promptly at 8 o clock with both fighters known for rough style and quick speed as the evening event unfolds.
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Babe Ruth Surges Past Own Home Run Pace in 1927
New York May 18 The Babe Ruth mirrors legends of life no longer bound by rules as he increases his home run total. Despite reduced season portion he has already surpassed his previous record pace. Yankees owner Col Ruppert’s shrewd signing of Ruth at 79000 per year stands out as key.
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William Kerr and Cronick Sail Distorted Scores
Reading shows competitors William Kerr of Minneapolis and John Cronick of Saskatoon with times 542:30 and 875:35, and scores 572:94 and 875:35 for Seattle and New York events. Harry Abramowitz of New York posted 590 with 39 and 46, details unclear due to fragmented text.
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Tilden Edges Brown In Davie Cup Tennis Trials
William T. Tilden of Philadelphia outlasted Wray Brown of St. Louis in five sets to win a Davie cup trial match in St. Louis. George Lott defeated Wilmer Allison in straight sets, and John Hennessey won by default after Arnold Jones sprained an ankle. The day featured several pairings for today’s final rounds.
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Pueblo Packers Past Amarillo In Overtime Slugfest
Pueblo broke a late tie by a bases loaded double from Cart Frey as Wichita defeated Denver 9 to 7. Wet fields forced no games between Oklahoma City and Omaha and Des Moines and Tulsa. The piece also notes Mitsui Kesseler’s unexpected votes for Japan’s diet.
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