Reds Rise From Last Place To Midseason Contenders
Cincinnati's five-game improvement since May 17 last year puts them in third place with 17 wins and 15 losses. Trade acquisitions Hafey, Herman, and Lombardi spark a lineup led by Red Lucas and Silas Johnson as the Reds challenge the pennant race. Hafey leads at bat with .423, Lombardi hits .489 in 45 at bats, while Herman adds power and consistency.
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Mitch's Musings on Golf Etiquette and a Pittsburgh suit
Mitch outlines accepted golf etiquette including honor, pace of play, and bunker care. The column notes eight rules for players and caddies and ends with a Pittsburgher suing his wife for neglecting home duties to play golf.
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Big Five: Ruth Solo Five At Bats Inactice Game
Babe Ruth struck out five times at bat while Lou Gehrig went hitless in four at bats but scored on a walk. Al Simmons also went hitless in four at bats and Hack Wilson rested with a sore leg. Absill Terry singled to drive in a run in three plate appearances.
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Shelvin Optioned to Rochester IL Club by Reds
Cincinnati reports first baseman Jimmy Shelvin has been optioned to the Rochester International League club. He will be returned to the Reds next season.
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Yankees Near Major Record For Shutouts
New York on pace to match the major league shutout mark as Lefty Gomez and the Yankee pitching staff blank Cleveland 8 to 0. The run extends a 40 inning scoreless streak and ties AL records for consecutive shutouts and innings.
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Lucas Delivers Sixth Win Over Giants in Muddy Reds Victory
Reliable Red Lucas earned his sixth win in seven starts as Cincinnati beat New York 6-2 in a rain forced, bases loaded sixth inning. Len Koenecke homered for the Giants, while Lucas limited the Giants to three singles and keyed a decisive rally aided by a delayed restart.
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St Paul Tops Minneapolis as KC Falls to Second
In Columbus on May 17 the St Paul club hammered Minneapolis for 13 hits and six runs while Columbus beat Indianapolis 7 to 4 in a 4% inning rain shortened game. Louisville Toledo game was rained out and Kansas City slipped to second place in the American Association.
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Fort Wayne Tops Central Race as Dayton Slips
Ft Wayne led the Central league chase at Dayton after a 15 to 7 win over South Bend while Dayton and Erie battled to a 3 to 3 draw halted by darkness after 10 innings. Del Young Jr. of Cleveland Sandstone collected five hits with two homers, one with the bases loaded. Raon pushed suspension of the Akron Youngstown series.
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Indians Win 5 4 Opener Behind Wes Ferrell Pitching
Wes Ferrell pitched a strong game to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 5 4 season opening victory over Chicago at Cleveland. The visitors mounted late threats but Ferrell held firm as the Indians started the year with a win.
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Walker to meet Schmeling Sharkey winner in 1933 bouts
Mickey Walker, who gave up the world middleweight title for the heavyweight crown, is signed tentatively as the 1933 opponent for the Schmeling Sharkey winner. Madison Square Garden says a later agreement will lock Walker as a heavyweight title contender six months before the bout.
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Last Night’s Fight Results Across Several Cities
Boxing results from New York Boston Toronto Newark Dayton Pittsburgh Terre Haute and Chicago list winners and decisions with weights and locations. Notable bouts include Kid Chocolate stopping Mike Collins in New York and Benny Leonard stopping Marty Goldman in Newark.
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National and American Association baseball matchups listed
Schedule of intercity games includes national league pairings Boston at St. Louis New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Washington Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New York Detroit at Philadelphia and American Association games Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Milwaukee at Minneapolis St. Paul at Kansas City.
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Golf swing basics for consistent contact by Art Krenz
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Dieds Annex Short Game vom Indians
Weather allowed a abbreviated game as the Columbus Red Sox edged the Indianapolis Indians four and a half innings before a key double play ended a late rally. Ash faced pressure as the defense turned a crucial double play to cap the contest.
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Fragmentary OCR Reel of Names and Codes from Coaching List
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Outburst of Red Fans Best News of Season
Henry McLeMorni writes that the crowd at a May game hailed the Giants as a bright sign of baseball’s return to vigor. He notes Cincinnati’s fans engaged in boisterous but nonlethal display while 4,600 spectators filled the stands to witness a shift from prior seasons.
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Stiney Well Praised for Bold Spending Amid Hard Times
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Ford to Set Pace Indianapolis Race
Edsel Ford son of Henry Ford will drive the pacemaker car in a 500 mile auto race at Indianapolis May 50. He will lead a field of 40 starters around the 94 mile track.
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