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National League results Yankee clash notes Cincinnati 3 2 St Louis 2 Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 1 New York 6 Boston 3 Detroit 4 St Louis 2 Washington at Philadelphia wet grounds American Association Milwaukee Columbus Toledo 11 Kansas City 5 Louisville Minneapolis 0 Indianapolis St Paul 1 Army plays ball War Department seeks 16 500 army camp teams Gus Dorais Notre Dame mate of Knute Rockne leaves Detroit council job to coach at Detroit University head football coach.
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Frey Delivers in 9th to Give Reds Win Over Cardinals
Lonnie Frey lined a run scoring double in the ninth to lift the Cincinnati Reds to an 8-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Fireman Joe Beggs saved the win with scoreless work after Paul Derringer left with a pulled muscle. The Reds improved to five straight wins as Ernie Lombardi and Eddie Joost contributed runs in a tense late rally.
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Ohio Bobcats hopeful on mound and bat in upcoming game
Face Ohio Saturday starter to be Wayne Fleck or Rudy Suel as Craig and Greiner split relief and start duties. Bobcats display power with McNerney four hits including a homer. Wren adds three hits. Infield defense shines with solid plays near second base. team shows improved footing after early missteps and aims to build depth at top of order.
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Cornell coeds vote to restore boxing in intercollegiate program
Seventy eight percent of Cornell University female students voted in favor of restoring boxing to the intercollegiate sport program, signaling support for reinstatement and continued athletic competition.
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League Leader Batting and Runs in Major League Baseball
Baseball leaders listed include DiMaggio of New York leading batting and runs with 14 RBIs and 19 hits. Doerr of Boston tied for home runs with 4, while DiMaggio also leads in stolen bases with Fox of Boston. Hack of Chicago heads batting at .478, Camilli and Lavagetto top runs batted in, and several players share doubles and triples across teams.
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Drake Relays Open With Record Contenders From 60 Schools
Crack contingents of track and field stars from more than 60 universities compete in nine championships and numerous preliminaries at the 32nd Drake Relays. Two new records were approaching before events, with a fast track giving hope that the sprint medley record of 3 25.1 by Rice and Indians could fall as teams from Texas Michigan Notre Dame LSU Ohio State and Nebraska vie for the lead.
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Ripper Collins Delivers Payoff Blow for Pirates
Jim The Ripper Collins delivered a clutch 11th inning pinch single to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The win did not change the Pirates standings, while the Yankees moved atop the American League after a 6-3 win over the Red Sox. Lonnie Frey and Tommy Bridges contributed key hits as the Tigers and Reds won, with Washington and the Athletics delayed by cold weather.
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Ohio Faces Akron Bethany Track Teams on Saturday
Ohio University's track squad prepares for a triangular meet with Akron University and Bethany College. Coach W H Herbert predicts a win for Ohio as veterans Kasputis and Johnson pace the team in discus and sprints, with sophomores Hughes Lutheran OBrien Kihner among a promising group.
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Heaviest Derby picks and sports notes from Eddie Brietz
Heaviest Derby futures bound are Porter's Cap Whirlaway and Robert Morris with Our Boots near in price. Carl Hubbell debuts against the Dodgers Sunday. A montage follows with Rotary medals for Jim Thorpe, Pete Reiser’s hospital friend Mickey Medwick, and Kansas Relays proposal. Local sports figures and personalities are noted with travel and broadcast mentions.
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Those Series Openers Are Hard on Tribe
The Cleveland Indians lost their fourth straight opener this season as Chicago beat them 2 to 1. Chicago starter Ted Lyons outmatched Al Smith who yielded a third inning error that sparked the decisive Chicago rally.
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Lou Boudreau
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