Lazzeri Sets New Mitting Marks In Yanks Big Win
Tony Lazzeri led the New York Yankees with an 11 RBI spree including three homers and a triple as they crushed the Athletics 25 to 2 and 11 runs in two games. Frank Crosetti belts two homers and Joe DiMaggio adds one as New York tops Boston by 2 1/2 games.
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Two Longhorns Will Try Organized Ball
Dick Midkiff of Gonzales and Aubrey Graham of Yoakum left Austin for Boston to sign with the Boston Red Sox after Texas A and M game rainout. Midkiff ends college eligibility this season while Graham, with one year left, forfeits it to pursue pro baseball. They may report to a Red Sox farm club for seasoning after a trial in Boston.
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Baseball scores and standings across multiple leagues
Results yesterday include Philadelphia 5 New York 13 and Cincinnati 12 over St. Louis 7. Boston 2 Brooklyn 11. Chicago 1 St. Louis 7. Standings show New York leading the PCL and Chicago near midtable with Boston and Philadelphia in the upper half. Schedule lists Chicago at St. Louis and Philadelphia at New York among others. American League notes St. Louis 5 Chicago 7 and New York 25 Philadelphia 2 with Detroit and Cleveland next. Texas League results feature Dallas 0 Fort Worth 6 and Fort Worth 6 2. standings show Houston 23 13 and Dallas 25 15. Cotton States results list Helena 2 4 and Greenwood 11 9 with Clarksdale 7 Jackson 8.
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Twenty-five Drivers Qualify for Classic
Twenty five drivers qualified for Memorial Day speedway events in Indianapolis. Al Miller led with a Boyle special averaging 116.138 mph over 25 miles. Saturday qualifiers include Chet Gardner Billy Winn Frank Brisko Johnny Seymour Frank McGurk Doc Williams Ralph Hepburn Overton Snell. The 500 mile race field is limited to 33.
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Vergez Bought by Cardinals From Phillies
St Louis assistant GM William LeWitt announced the outright purchase of Johnny Vergez, utility infielder, from the Philadelphia National League Club. The cash amount was not disclosed.
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Tulsa Oilers Rise In List
The Tulsa Oilers moved into the first division of the Texas League with four straight wins after defeating the Oklahoma City Indians 3–2 and 2–1. Ed Selway and Max Thomas pitched for Tulsa as the club’s six wins in seven games boosted their standings. Dallas Steers split with Fort Worth while Beaumont beat Galveston twice and Dallas catcher Rensa drove in four hits.
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Davis Cup Cuppers List Not Made Yet in Philadelphia
May 25 Five days before the U S Davis Cup opener selections remain uncertain after a closed meeting following three days of exhibition play. Wilmer Allison struggled in a four set loss to Karel Kozeluh while Bitsy Grant and Budge show strong form.
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Major League leaders in batting and pitching
American League leaders include Sullivan Indians 411 and Di maggio Yankees 396 in batting. Gehrig Yankees and Geh ringer Tigers lead runs, with Dickey Yankees 47 RBIs. Tigers Gehringer high in hits, and Foxx and Trosky among early homers. National League leaders show Terry Giants 455 and Medwick Cardinals 397 in batting, Ott Giants and Medwick Cardinals strong in RBIs, and Gumbert Giants 4-0 in pitching.
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Early baseball hits spark scoring duel across league
Jake Powell and Buddy Lewis led a Senators attack on Boston hurlers while Farmer added two doubles a triple and three runs scored. Lewis drove in four and scored three with a homer and two singles. Luke Sewell homered in the ninth to end the Browns pitching duel with Babe Phelps and Tommy Thomas. Lloyd Brown shut down the Tigers to two singles. Tony Lazzeri drove in 11 of the Yankees 25 runs with three homers two of them with the bases loaded and a triple. Leroy Parmelee and the Cardinals scattered five hits against the Cubs in steady fashion.
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Midwest and South lead early Olympic tryouts
New York dispatch reports athletes from the Midwest and South dominating the initial Olympic trial events. Contenders include Eddie O’Brien of Syracuse and Jesse Owens of Ohio State, with standout performances across track events in the Southeastern and Big Ten meets. Top names like Owens and Lash headline a field producing Olympic qualifiers for the New York finals in July.
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New Orleans wins first intercity sailing at Lake Eagle Mountain
New Orleans paddled to 20 points on the six mile triangular course to win the Fort Worth Boat Club event at Eagle Mountain Lake. Dallas Fort Worth tied for second with 17 points as Oklahoma City took fourth. Gulfport and Houston followed.
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Entomologist Finds Night Method to Dig Fish Worms
Vancouver Washington report says W R Walton of the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine found a night technique using a red light to lure fish worms into bait. He notes white light repels them.
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Fake mummy mermaid figure linked to local family heirloom
A mummified mermaid heirloom, brought from Nova Scotia over a century ago, is deemed a centuries old common figure among 19th century fishermen by a university biologist. The item appears in Pocatello as part of local lore and museum discussions.
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Chapman Advances In British Amateur Golf
Richard Chapman of Greenwich wins 1 up over Kenneth Greig in a rain soaked round to reach the second round, set to meet Cyril Tolley who defeated T Donnie Boardman 3 and 1. Six Americans entered, with Lawson Little's retirement reducing American hopes in the 50th championship.
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Polish Premier Slawoj-Skladkowski Faces Labor Strife
General Felician Slawoj-Skladkowski, closely linked to the late dictator Pilsudski, is named Poland's premier. He confronts severe labor unrest that toppled the prior cabinet, amid a tense political and social climate.
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Goodrich Safety Silvertowns urged for summer tire safety
A warning urges motorists not to delay buying Safe tires warning that postponing a tire change can invite serious accidents this summer.
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