No Major Pirates Show Great Sport After Months
Pittsburgh Pirates lead the National League by three and a half games as May opens after an eleven game winning streak. Yankees top the American League by one and a half over the White Sox while Cubs and Cardinals chase in close pursuit. Odds on pennants favor Yankees and Giants, with doubleheaders and postponements shaping the season ahead.
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JAWN'S JINX: FRANK SNYDER TURNS CARDINAL PENCILS AGAINST GIANTS
Baseball notes from Orange New Jersey highlight Frank Snyder, ex Giants catcher now with the Cardinals, as a pivotal factor in pennant race chatter. Snyder's move and pitching support shape early season play while McGraw’s Giants loom as rival.
Golf Alphabet K by Feg Murray Highlights Notable K Players
The piece catalogs golfers whose surnames start with K including Andrew Kirkaldy Joe Kirkwood Tom Kerrigan Willie Klein and others. It notes Open and Women’s British titles won by Kirkaldy Kennion and mentions records and feats by Kirby Kay Kyle Kirkwood Knepper Klein and related players with brief career highlights.
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Unknown racer takes lead in champ contest
George Souders of Lafayette Indiana known as an unknown driver won the Indianapolis 500, finishing five hours of endurance racing at 97.54 mph average and collecting 30000 of 100000 prize. Earl Devore was second ahead of Tony Gulotta and Wilbur Evans with many veterans retirements due to mechanical trouble and accidents.
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Washingtons Walter Johnson Shuts Out Red Sox in Memorial Day Opener
Walter Johnson returned to the mound for Washington delivering a 3 to 0 win over Boston in the first game of a double header. The Senators completed the day with a 13 to 5 victory behind Hawley as the double bill featured strong pitching and scoring across both leagues.
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Balloons Progress in National Race Reported
Akron Ohio May 31 The balloons of the 15 starters from Akron in the national Balloon race have been located about 300 miles from Akron. Navy No 1 piloted by Lieut T G W Steele passed over Rochester New York at 7 am while Detroiter No 1 guided by Dr Williams Jr dropped a note at Gratz Pennsylvania at 5 am saying he was 500 feet high.
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Hudkins Edges Mello In Tight Ten Round Battle
Long Island City New York Ace Hudkins won a six to five favorite decision over Al Mello in a ten round bout tonight. Mello was the stiffer puncher but Hudkins earned a clean cut victory in a closely fought contest here.
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Ruth Stars In Memorial Day Slugging Bonanza
Babe Ruth belted his 14th homer and added a double and two singles in nine at bats. Ty Cobb, Rogers Hornsby, and Tris Speaker posted mixed outings with multiple hits but limited runs, as the star-filled lineup produced a heavy day for the Nationals in the holiday slate.
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