Clark Powers Battle in Mine League Tilt 15 to 5
Clark park hosts a Mines league game where Clark toppled Montana Powers 15 to 5. Stark starred for Clark with strong hitting and pitching support from Downs and Davidson, while Power sluggers fought to the end but lagged behind early.
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Veteran Williams Increases Lead In Home Run Contest
Associated Press reports Chicago May details show Kenneth Williams of the Browns extending his season lead in home runs amid a strong showing by Babe Ruth and other American League sluggers. The piece lists top four or more homer leaders including Williams Hartnett Bottomley and Miller across league teams.
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National League Baseball Schedule Shifts Announced
The schedule lists Philadelphia at Boston, Brooklyn at New York, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at St. Louis, with American Lea Boston at Philadelphia and other matchups not scheduled this round.
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Pirates Halt Cubs in Close Box Score Duel
Vic Aldridge limited Chicago with four first inning runs opposite a stubborn Cubs offense in a 4 to 3 loss, Ray Grimes returning from injury with three hits, Charley Grimm ejected after disputing a call, while Meadows and Schmidt paired for Chicago's pitching. Reds snap skid with 5 run rally. Brooklyn edges Boston in final frame 6 to 5 on Benton wild pitch and late errors.
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Griffin Crowned Central California Tennis Champion
Clarence J. Griffin defeated Wallace Bates 6-4 6-4 to win the central California tennis title in Sacrament a. Misa Avery Follette of San Francisco took the women’s singles crown 6-3 6-3 over Mrs Leachman Vallejo.
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Giants Rally in Week, Extend Lead in Pennant Chase
New York Giants continued the march, winning twice in a week behind strong pitching to extend their lead. Yankees posted nine straight wins before a relapse to the Athletics, while Dodgers and Cardinals drifted. Phillies and Athletics split results, Indians and Braves also showed movement in the standings.
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Meusel Homer Sparks New York Win in Series Opener
In Aington on May 2 New York over Washington 8 to 7 as Meusel drives in two, including a first inning homer, while Evans misplays a ball. Yar mouth and Charrity tangle with Jones and Schang on a rough defensive day for both sides.
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Visitors blanked as Smeltermens surge in fourth
In a dusty Anaconda field, visitors were held scoreless while the Smeltermens exploded for five runs in the fourth inning. Corey pitched well for the home side, striking out four with six hits allowed, but errors and timely hits by the Angdes left Pitts with little chance. The game featured sharp defense, standout fielding by Clark on Corey’s foul and a late Anode rally that sealed the outcome.
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