Yankees Beat Rainstorm To Blank Boston Red Sox
The Yankees won 3 to 0 at Ruppert stadium as rain shortened the game and forced a later finish. Athletics shut out the Senators 7 to 0 in Washington, while the Cubs beat Detroit 10 to 3 and the Cardinals edged the Reds 2 to 1 in Cincinnati. The Giants-Robin postponement was rescheduled for today.
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Texas Faces Aggies in Critical Conference Baseball Series
The Texas Longhorns depart for a two game set with the Texas A&M Aggies needing a sweep to claim undisputed control of the conference title. The outcome will hinge on decisive performances from Texas pitchers and hitters in the boundary stakes of the season.
Goes Back for More
Peter de Paolo plans a return to the Memorial Day Indianapolis 500 despite last year’s crash and rollovers. The race, a 500 mile test, draws 150000 plus spectators as hits its rich history. Tommy Milton remains the only two time winner, while past greats like Resta Wilcox Chevrolet Murphy and Lockhart have fallen.
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Higami to Meet Farley in Amarillo Box Bout
Japanese lightweight Higami after a globe trove tour lands in El Paso and heads toward Amarillo for a Friday night clash with local idol Cal Farley. At 5 feet 4, Higami weighs about 154 to 155 and carries powerful shoulders and arms after European and Asian success. He once held Japan’s jiu jitsu championship, ranking among Japan’s elite athletes.
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Major League Leaders From Baseball Standings
The Associated Press lists national batting leaders with Ozzy? cards and players like Douthit and Grimm. Highlights include Frank Frisch and L. Waner among the top hitters, Ott leading homers, Grimes with a perfect three. Uhle leads American pitching. Northwestern University is responsible for a $10,000,000 annual city expenditure in Evanston, says the real estate board.
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Hillcrest Golf Finals Set With Merriman Hagan Clash
Hillcrest Golf and Country Club final round features Mansell Merriman and J M Hagan, first and second flight winners, meeting next Sunday after semi finals on Saturday. Chairman W W Woolsey notes finals Sunday with earlier rounds decided across six flights and multiple byes and defaults.
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Tilden and Hunter crush Danish pair in French doubles
In Paris at Roland Garros on May 20, Big Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter, the veteran American duo, opened with a dominant doubles win over Nielsen and Rasmussen, taking 6-0 6-1 6-0.
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U S Girls Top French Team in International Match
United States women claim victory over France four to three in a weekend series led by Helen Wills who won two singles and helped seal the deciding doubles with Edith Cross 6 2 6 4 The results include Marjorie Morrill’s 10 8 3 6 7 5 win and Cross defeat by Lafaurie 6 3 9 7 A tall campanile is planned for South Dakota State College at Brookings.
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Honor on the tee and golf etiquette tips
The article discusses the delicate issue of honor on the tee in golf. It covers how honor is won or lost, the role of luck in determining initial honor, and the rules for who holds honor at subsequent tees. It warns against stealing honor and notes penalties and social expectations.
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A&M Texas Tie Game Struck From Conference Standings
In Austin on May 20 a mail vote reversed a prior ruling and removed the April 12 A&M College versus Texas University tie from Southwest Conference standings. The tie is disregarded as two games of a double header are counted, leaving Texas and Baylor tied with Baylor finished. A&M can overtake both Texas and Baylor by winning both remaining games at College Station.
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Clyde Van Dusen breaks Man O War Derby jinx in upset
Clyde Van Dusen, a Man O War offspring, defied the derby curse by winning the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. ridden by Pony McAfee, the gelding beat 20 rivals to claim nearly 54,000 for owner Herbert P. Gardner of Amsterdam, New York. The historic win adds a dramatic note to the lineage of Man O War and his famous progeny.
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Texas League Leaders Sunday Homers and Batting Stats
Summary of Texas League leaders lists Homers with names such as Sanguinet and Mellano from Waco, and Fort Worth’s L Cox among top batters. Pitching leader Lindsey of Houston with six wins. stolen bases by Martin of Houston with eleven. runs by Whalan of Shreveport, 34. hits led by L Cox of Fort Worth and Moore of Dallas with 62.
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Farm beautification plan wins contest at Laclede Mo
Helen Steinbach, 14, wins a better homes contest for her plan to beautify her birthplace farm at Laclede Missouri where she lives. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindnesses after the illness and death of their father, from Mr and Mrs A F Whitt and James Arthur.
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Evers Suspended for Three Days by National League
Johnny Evers assistant manager of the Boston Braves suspended for three days by National League president Heydler for umpire batting. The discipline follows a dispute with umpire Quigley over the batting order during Saturday's first game of a doubleheader against the Giants in Boston.
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Baseball scores and standings across leagues
Yesterday's results show Chicago rout Detroit 10 to 3 and Cleveland over St. Louis 10 to 6 in the American League while Philadelphia blanked Washington 7 to 0. In the National League New York visits Brooklyn as St. Louis beats Cincinnati 2 to 1 and Pittsburgh defeats Chicago 4 to 1. Western and Southern leagues list multiple matchups and current team records, including Beaumont Fort Worth and Houston Dallas results, plus Western League standings with Oklahoma City and Wichita.
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Texans Hand Pampa Grays First Defeat
Manager Sled Allen led the Texans to a 6 to 3 season opening win over the Pampa Grays at Metro Park yesterday. New signings and veterans combined for strong offense and defense as Amarillo’s semi pro squad showed depth. Next game scheduled at Metro Park next Sunday. Score by innings shows Texans three early runs then steady defense. Crawford and Clayton, Nicklaus and Allen credited with the win.
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Ten Deaths Listed In Rain Storms
Ten deaths were listed today due to the heavy rain storm that hit the metropolitan area while hundreds of thousands sought relief from Sunday’s unusual warmth at beaches and other recreation spots. Automobile accidents, many from slippery highways, caused seven deaths in and about New York.
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