Psison Stars at Plate as Alabow Hurls Good Ball
Mit h 4sontio reports a nip and tuck hurling duel as Ohio Wel ware falls to Bam puch 6 4. Galabow allowed six hits for Ohio while Hoff yielded the better of the two arms for Bam puch in a key midgame rally to seal the win. Burnison, Turley, Wolfe, and Bartel fueled the offense with timely hits and scoring plays.
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Psison
Alabow
Gala
Hoff
Galabow
En Ergor
Hott
Stammler
Prech
Talos Guingle
Turley
Ohio
ABREHOA _Rapp
Gehmidt
Bsiegel
BOPRI
Wesleyan
Ahoa Stammier
Stark
Oea Coommwnae
Wana Dvonn-O-Awwenees
Ra Schmidt
Schmidt
Turley Burnison
Wolfe
Burnison
Bartel
Willis
Standings and Friday Games Across Leagues
Standings show Kansas City six, Minneapolis seven, Toledo ten, Milwaukee four. St Paul six, Louisville three. Friday games list Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, St Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at New York, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at St Louis, New York at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland. Association schedule includes Columbus at Kansas City and Toledo at Milwaukee. Louisville at St Paul and Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Association Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh - Semana
Wae
Cmeseiens
U St
Philadelphia Cock
Cincinnati Onanent
American
Ween
Vam
Philadelphia Ee
Ecasenweecsendes
St. Bouin Wecans Weneemn
Emma We
Ait
Aceutrs
Columbus
Levinsky In Hospital After Appearing Troubled Return
Chicago dispatch reports King Levinsky, boxing figure, recovering in hospital. Bulletin says he is gaining strength but remains nervous and afraid to look in mirrors. He plans to return to Los Angeles to fight Art Lasky and will do so once fit. The Illinois State Athletic Commission continues a quiet investigation into Levinsky’s Los Angeles training and abrupt withdrawal from the Lasky bout.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
Kingfish
Los Angeles
Art Lasky
Pete Reilly
Lena Levy
Illinois State Athletic Commission
Levinsky
Lasky
Major League Battle Fronts Change Today
Managers of the Yankees Athletics Pirates Cubs and Cardinals launch first foreign campaigns of the season amid travel cost worries. Giants seek to rebound after a poor road showing as they host the Reds.
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New York
Yankees
Athletics
Pirates
Cubs
Cardinals
Giants
Yanks
Tigers
Detroit
Marse Oe McCarthy
Charlie Grimm
Braves
Boston
Reds
Memphis
Bill Terry
Johnny Verger
Terry
LeRoy Parmelee
Freddie Fitzsimmons
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Runyan Starts Early For Open Golf Title
New York May 17 AP Paul Runyan begins preparations for the national open at Ardmore Pa three weeks away aiming to break a long drought in the 72 hole event He vows to train daily and chase victory against 149 top golfers Bunyan first played in 1928 at age 19 failing to contend and later faced disqualifications and a 12th place finish in 1932.
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New York
Paul Runyan
Ardmore
Bunyan
Runyan
Two Changes in Ohio Lineup For Cinder Meet With Ciney
Ohio trackmen prepare for a dual meet against Cincinnati in Cincinnati this Saturday night. Cole man moves from high hurdles to the 440 and relay boost while Jimmy Gilmore adds the mile to his events and may run in the mile relay.
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Ohio
Cinder
Ciney
Doc Coleman
Gilmore
Cincinnati
Queen City
Coleman
Bill Herbert
Herbert
Jimmy Gilmore
Jimmy
Miami
Watten
Elliott
Bernie Newcome
Grant Not To Be Considered For Davis Cup Place
New York May 17 AP Bryan Grants bid for a Davis Cup spot drew approval in tennis circles yet not the result sought. Holcombe Ward said Grant excels on clay but grass Suitability favored Shields Stoefen and Sidney Wood.
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New York
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Grant
Shields
Stoefen
Ward
Sidney Wood
Western A. A. Clubs Victors
Western clubs swept eastern invaders in three of four games. Ray Starr won his fifth in a row for Minneapolis, 7 0 over Indianapolis. George Hackett earned his fifth win as Kansas City beat Columbus 8 3. Phil Weinert walked four in Louisville, St Paul rallied to win 6 3 over the Colonels. Galatzer drove in four as Toledo beat Milwaukee 6 4.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Ray Starr
Millers
Indianapolis
Kansas City
George Hackett
Columbus
Blues
Birdslingers
Phil Weinert
Louisville
St. Paul
Colonels
Boxing results from Waterloo show Savoldi and Malcolm wins
By The Associated Press at Waterloo Iowa Lee Savoldi of St. Paul outpointed Vern Trickle of Emmetsburg Malcolm of Jesup outpointed Caddy Casey of St. Paul and Kid Ripley of Charles City outpointed Arnie Arnold of St. Paul all in six rounds for the events recorded.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Lee Savoldi
St. Paul
Vern Trickle
Emmetsburg
Donald Malcolm
Jesup
Caddy Casey
Kid Ripley
Charles City
Arnie Arnold
Ohio Racing Commission Guarantees Mutuel Ticket Payoffs
The Ohio racing commission assured that winning mutuel tickets will be honored at all tracks. It stated patrons deserve good faith and fair dealing as it works to uphold the law, following the Hamilton Jockey Club’s eight-day closure. James Bronnenberg, once suspended for alleged doctoring, was reinstated by the commission.
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Columbus
State Racing Commission
Ohio
Racing Commission
Hamilton Jockey Club
James Bronnenberg
Indiana
Borman
Birds Trounced Columbus Kansas City saye
Columbus 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 totals 20 Kansas City 0 0 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 totals 8. Errors Myers Wright. Crossbatted substituting in ninth for Cross.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Brenzele
Hockettp
Totele
Cross
Martin
Huntington Routs Charleston to Extend MA League Lead
Huntington retained first place in the Middle Atlantic League by a 10 to 1 victory over Charleston for its fifth straight win. Beckley moved to second with a 6 to 5 win over Zanesville. Dayton tied for third by beating Wheeling 6 to 4. Johnstown defeated Springfield 9 to 4, dropping the Ohio club further toward the cellar.
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Wheeling
W. Va
U.P
Huntington
Charleston
Beckley
Zanesville
Dayton
Johnstown
Springfield
Ohio
Wrestling results from New York Columbus and St Louis events
In New York Jim McMillen of Illinois defeated Abe Coleman of California while Herman Hickman of Tennessee drew with Max Martin of Ohio. In Columbus light heavyweight title claimant Charley Fischer of Wisconsin pinned Marion Mynster of Nebraska. Billy Thom of Indiana drew with George Gable of Ohio. George McCloud of Ohio drew with Dutch Heffner of Texas. Stacy Hall of Ohio drew with Lord Finnegan of England. In St Louis Jim Landos at 199 pounds knocked out Dick Shikat after tying tackles and pinned him in 45. Hart Orville Brown 225 and Ray Steel 215 drew 30. George Zaharias 231 pinned Matron Kirilko 324 in.
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New York
Jim McMillen
Abe Coleman
California
Herman Hickman
Tennessee
Drew
Max Martin
Ohio
Columbus
Charley Fischer
Butternut
Wia
Marion Mynster
Omaha
Neb
Billy Thom
Indiana
George Gable
Cincinnati
George McCloud
Dutch Heffner
Texas
Stacy Hall
Lord Finnegan
England
ST. Louis
Jim Landos
Dick Shikat
Orville Brown
Ray Steel
Geoge Zaharias
Matron Kiril
Cleveland pitcher Clint Brown breaks arm in practice
Cleveland Indians pitcher Clint Brown suffered a broken left arm during batting practice when a line drive struck him. The veteran right hander will be out of uniform for six to eight weeks as he recovers from the injury.
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Cleveland
Clint Brown
Cleveland Indians
Own
Willis Hudlin
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