Pirates suffer fifth straight defeat in NL standings drop
Five straight losses drop the Pittsburgh Pirates to a fourth place tie with Boston as Giants Cubs and Cardinals move in the NL race. Cubs and Giants each win while Dodgers beat Giants 6 2 in ninth inning rally. In AL action Chicago White Sox rout Cleveland 12 5 and Washington defeats New York 9 3. Browns top Tigers 11 3 behind rookie power.
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Baseball season closes with Schmidt and Bill leading team averages
Mitchs insimgs and Billschreiber miss late season action as the university baseball team finishes with Bill at .350 and four hits in final games. Wills edges Schmidt by one point to top season batting. Bartel hits .314 with 23 hits, Schmidt 23 sits, and Schreiber plus Doc homers.
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Take It From Me On Jobs And a Phone
A speaker recalls difficulty finding work and keeping a phone line. They describe repeatedly leaving a number, receiving no callbacks, and the lesson learned about avoiding telephone dependence. The vow ends with a claim never to rely on a phone again.
Webb extends streak with 27th straight hit in association play
Earl Webb of Milwaukee expanded his hit streak to 27 games as the Brewers defeated Minneapolis 6 4. Archie McKain tossed a two hit shutout against St Louis while Louisville beat Columbus 5 0 and Kansas City topped St Paul 6 2. Milwaukee moved to 22 19 and third in the standings after a strong week on the road.
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Browning Defeats McMillan In Washington Wrestling Bout
Jim Browning 235 of Verona Missouri defeated Jim McMillan 220 of Chicago in 5 minutes 30 seconds in a Washington D C wrestling meet reported by the Associated Press.
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Carbondale Wins Twice on Decoration Day
Carbondale baseball team defeated Columbus Al Star 7 6 in a loose morning game and won 7 2 in the afternoon. Pitching by K Chesser and Carlin helped, with Haddox delivering a long home run. Next weekend they travel to Chillico then host Columbus Senators on Sunday June 10.
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Fight Results at Seattle and Oakland
Ford Smith of Kalispell Montana halted Art Maxwell in Seattle. Danny O Leary of Georgetown Washington outpointed Frankie Clark in a six round match. In Oakland Pietro Georgi of Buffalo New York outpointed Domingo Valin of Hayward California over ten rounds.
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Nats Edge Yanks in Tight Baseball Tilt
Washington Cowboys? No, Washington beats New York 9 to 7 in a game featuring key hits from Myer Combs Kubel Seaver Manush Ruth Cronin Gehrig Schulte Harris and others. Chicago and Pittsburgh also show in the box with late scoring and errors marking the contest.
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Ohio Trapshoot Opens State Event in Columbus
Ohio’s premier trapshooters begin competition at the Columbus Gun Club for the Grand American Handicap bid. From June 1 to 4, shooters compete in classes A through D at 200 targets with a 16-yard rise, aiming to crown state champions who will represent Ohio in the grand event. The singles championship is set for Sunday as the first year of the Vandalia departure marks a new chapter.
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Local Standings And Saturday National Matches
Standings show Greege 312 Sincetong 5 Wash New York 3 St. Louis Ty peereit 3 Only games scheduled. Association Louisville 5 Collius 0 Milwaukee 6 Minneapolia 4 Kansas City 6 St. Paul 4 Saturday games list Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Boston Washington New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Cleveland St. Louis Louisville Columbus Indianapolis Toledo St. Paul Kansas City Minneapolis Milwaukee
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Baer Carnera Heavyweight Fight on Then Planned
Reports confirmed the heavyweight title bout between Max Baer and Primo Carnera, with Madison Square Garden stating no postponement. Carnera rested in Pompton Lakes after road work while Baer trained in Asbury Park, critics noting Baer seemed tired and off form.
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Carl Dupler Wins Dayton Trophy on Memorial Day
Carl Dupler of Enterprise, star distance man on Ohio University track, wins a three foot trophy for taking first in a two and a half mile race at Dayton on Memorial Day. The trophy is on display in Logan's Book Store window.
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