Cardinals power five extra-base hits in doubleheader sweep
Cardinals collect five doubles one triple and a single driving in six runs as they sweep a doubleheader. John Whitehead earns eighth straight win in first game while Willis Hudlin blanks the White Sox. Adolph Camilli and Roy Henshaw provide offense for their teams in a rundown of multiple scorers and standout pitching performances.
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The New York Giants swept Brooklyn and Cincinnati as the season opened with record crowds. St Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees also won both ends of doubleheaders lifting them toward division leads. Attendance feats hit 63,943 in New York, 10,430 at Pittsburgh, and 38,000 at Detroit as the Tigers split with St Louis Browns.
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Cubs end Pittsburgh run with 6 4 victory in World Series row
Cubs topple rookie Cy Blanton for a 6 to 4 win while Red Lucas pitched six hitters to victory, and Pittsburgh rookie ace Blanton exits the mound. Browns pound Detroit 10 to 7 behind 16 hits as Tommy Bridges shuts them down later. Wea Ferrell both wins and loses for Red Sox Athletics split, taking 7 to 4 win then allowing five runs in the Ilth and falling 13 to 8.
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Leading Batters in American and National Leagues
Statistics from The Associated Press highlight top performers in American and National League baseball. Key leaders include Johnson of the Athletics with 31 runs and 57 hits, Greenberg of the Tigers with 44 RBIs, Vaughan of the Pirates batting .403 with 37 runs, and Ott of the Giants with 9 home runs.
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Covert and Selby Capture Memorial Day Golf Honors
Darrell Selby and B. M. Covert tied for first in classes A and B with net 66 at Athens Country Club Memorial Day tournament. Selby shot 85 gross. Covert 87. Other class A winners included Sanders 67, Rutkoskie 82, Hodgin 86, Beckley 87, Householder 86. Class B winners included Nelson 71, Cable 72, Cameron 73, Slutz 74, Preston 87. Ohio University alumni tournament set for Saturday with a low net twosome event on Sunday after partner draw.
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Miami Beach bout ends with Hughes upset over Nieves
Frankie Hughes, from Clinton Indiana, stopped Piedro Nieves from New York in a boxing match at Miami Beach. Nieves was knocked down in the seventh round as Hughes claimed the victory.
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Victory at Indianapol 500 prize and record set
Indianapolis AP report details the 500 mile race, with a fastest average speed of 106.240 mph and a $20,000 first prize plus lap prizes. It notes a fatal crash involving Clay Weatherly during a trial and injuries to race crew, along with pole position winner Petillo and prize averages for several drivers.
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Maurice Chevalier in dual role in Folies Bergere at the Ohio Theater
Maurice Chevalier stars in Folies Bergere at the Ohio Theater, playing both Charlier and Baron Cassini in a seamless dual role. Claudette Colbert headlines Private Worlds at the Majestic, with Joan Bennett and others in a dramatic romance about jealousy and passion.
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