Phillies Edge Giants In Slugfest For Third Straight Setback
New York Giants fell 13 to 9 to the Philadelphia Phillies in a two hour and a half slugfest. Dean and Fillingim were roughed up early as Philadelphia built an early lead and held on, with Knight earning the win and Barnes taking the loss.
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Tunney Gibbons Fight Forecast Shows Youth, Style Clash
New York writer assesses Gene Tunney over Tommy Gibbons noting Tunney’s youth may not decide the bout. Gibbons fought a defensive game against Tunney’s previous opponent, with history suggesting Gibbons could have stopped Carpentier quicker if he pursued a resolute fighting stance.
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Tigers End St. Louis Streak With Narrow Win
Detroit bunched hits in a late surge to beat St. Louis 11 to 8. Sigler collected three hits as Detroit won its 15th game in a row? The record line also notes New Haven Connecticut and Amherst Yale 19.
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Uhle and Luque Restore Hope for Indians and Reds
Two leading pitchers from last season Uhle of Cleveland and Luque of Cincinnati show early form promising a rebound. Uhle, 1922 AL I leader, went 9-16 in 1924, while Luque posted 10-16 in 1924, but both now seem to be regaining their winning touch. Meanwhile Connie Mack finds a replacement for a hurt Hanser in Poole, who has impressed in seven games with 11 hits in 28 at bats and solid fielding.
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Brooklyn Baseball Executive Edwards McKeever Dies
Edwards J. McKeever, part owner and longtime executive of the Brooklyn National League club, died in Brooklyn at age 62 of pneumonia after assuming control following Charles Ebbetts death. His brothers Stephen and W. Nickkever held treasurer duties as the McKeevers had owned half the team since 1912. The loss leaves the organization without seasoned leadership amid turmoil and Brooklyn Democratic prominence.
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Sweeping Away Wins Chesapeake Stakes at Tiatre De Grace
Sweeping Away captured the $10,000 Chesapeake Stakes for three year olds at Tiatre De Grace Md on April 29 with Overall second and Py Iimself third. The mile and a furlong race on a heavy track finished in 1:47 and paid the winner $5.10, with $2.80 for place and $2.40 for show.
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Derby Withdrawals Shift Derby Preparations
Samp ler owned by Robert Odont was withdrawn from the Kentucky Derby in CIMDRAWN Jamaica. The trainer said the colt would be spared to stay in peak shape for future three year old battles rather than risk jeopardizing chances by rushing training for the turf classics. International League results include Jersey City 10 Buffalo 2 Syracuse 11 Newark 4 Rochester 11 Reading 6 Toronto 6 Baltimore 4.
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