Warneke And Cubs Beat Cardinals 3-1 To Lead Series
Lonnie Warneke won his seventh game pitching a complete game as the Cubs defeat Old Jess Haines and the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 1. Johnny Moore’s eighth inning double drove in the go ahead run, with Bill Herman adding an insurance single. Chicago maintains a two and a half game edge over the Beaton Braves in the National League.
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President fines fighting players in major league incident
Cleveland May 31. American League president William Harridge fined Milton Gaston of Chicago $500 and suspended him 10 days after a fight involving umpire George Moriarty and four Chicago teammates. Lodging fines also hit Lou Fonseca and Charlie Berry, with Moriarty reprimanded.
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Milton Gaston
Chicago
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Frank Grube
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Daily U S Crude Oil Output Falls in Week to May 28
The American Petroleum Institute reports weekly U S crude output averaged 2,169,400 barrels, down 55,950 from the previous week. East of California production dropped 42,150 to 1,679,700 barrels, while imports at principal ports rose to 1,740,000 barrels from 1,712,000.
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American Petroleum Institute
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Manush Delivers Walkoff Triple To Lift Senators In 12 Innings
In Philadelphia on May 31, Heinie Manush broke up a long game and drove home Buddy Myer with a triple in the 12th, giving Washington a 5 to 4 win over the Athletics. Myer and Cronin homered for the Senators, while Freitas debuted with the A’s and allowed the decisive hit after seven innings. Reynolds, Cronin also connected for circuit shots.
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Earnshaw
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White Sox edge Indians 6 5 in Cleveland ballgame
In Cleveland on May 31 the Chicago White Sox defeated the Indians 6 to 5. Frank Grube, previously involved with three other Sox in a fight with umpire George Moriarty, was caught today. Emmett Ormsby stood in as umpire, and Averill homered with one on in the ninth, but Vosmik and Morgan errors in the sixth helped the Sox score five.
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White Sox
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Sox
Villon Wins Belmont Prep Feature At Belmont Park
New York May 31 Villon a Belmont stakes candidate impressed with victory in the one and one eighth mile feature at Belmont Park.
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Columnist secretary notes mix sports gossip and jokes
A breezy column airs Middle Atlantic league stats with Bailey Groseclose atop homers and batting average. It rails against campus rumors, cops at Cumberland Heights, running boards, prize fighting tales, and playful quips about paydays meals and locale chatter.
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Beckley
Will Rogers
Zieefeld
National League Results Highlight Wins Across Four Games
Yesterday the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1, while Boston beat New York 7 to 2 and Chicago topped St Louis 3 to 1. Today two games are scheduled with Philadelphia at New York and St Louis at Chicago.
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Nati
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New York
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Brooklyn
Louis
Philadelphia Abana
Lombardi Enters Strong in Big Six Batters List
Ernie Lombardi of Cincinnati earned official recognition as a top hitter in the National League and moved into second in the Big Six with just over 100 at bats. Paul Waner led the circuit with a 393 average after a three for four day, while Lombardi went two for four. Jimmie Foxx and Chick Hafey each had one hit and dropped in the standings.
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Cincinnati
Paul Waner
Waner
Lombardi
Jimmie Foxx
Chick Hafey
Chicago Wins 6-5 Over Cleveland In 12 Inning Tie
American League note: Chicago defeats Cleveland 6 to 5 in twelve innings. Other games listed include Washington 6 Philadelphia 4 in twelve, with Detroit at St Louis 2, New York at Philadelphia, and Washington at Boston. Only games scheduled.
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Philadelia
Scores from regional baseball games across several cities
A compilation of final scores lists results from games in Toronto Buffalo Baltimore Reading Newark Jersey City Montreal Rochester St Paul Minneapolis Knoxville Memphis Chattanooga New Orleans Nashville Birmingham Atlanta Little Rock Albany Norfolk Springfield Richmond Bridgeport Allentown with varied outcomes. Highlights show Buffalo over Toronto 10 to 8 and Rochester beating Montreal 9 to 3 among others.
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Little Rock
American Derby Favorite Orwell Leads 153rd English Derby
At Epsom Downs tomorrow 21 three year olds race for 10 000 pounds. favorite Orwell owned by W M G Singer at 2 to 1 faces rivals including Miracle at 100 to 9 and outsiders Victor Emanuel Corey and Celebrator. The field reduced to 22 after Sunnyborough scratched.
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Lacoste Returns to Hand Americans French Championships
Auteuil France May 31 Rene Lacoste ends a three year retirement to defeat Sidney Wood Jr in five sets and ruin Americas chances in the mixed doubles final. Wood, exhausted after the loss, urged postponement but officials require the match. The English pair Betty Nuthall and Frederick Perry win the mixed doubles 6 4 6 2.
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France
Rene Lacoste
United States
Sidney Wood Jr
America
Lacoste
Mrs. Moody
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Home Run Leaders and Standings From Yesterday
Yesterday's report highlights top home run hitters across leagues. Manush and Reynolds lead with one or more homers for the Senators, while Foxx and Ruth pace the big names with notable totals. Team totals show American and National leagues with a grand total of 840 homers.
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Senators
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Senatore
Cronin
Phillies
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Giants
American
CLARKSBURG LICKS BECKLEY IN UITH CLARKSBURG LICKS
A seventh inning rally gave Cumberland Colts a 5 4 win over Huntington Boosters in Huntington West Virginia. Cumberland scored three runs in the seventh while Huntington out hit 10 to 8 but could not convert.
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Cheney rises as new American in British women’s golf chase
In Saunton England May 31, Mrs Leona Cheney Missouri born Californian wife of a Los Angeles physician defeats Jean Hamilton and Doris Parke to reach the quarterfinals. She meets Beryl Brown next, with Enid Wilson vs Kathleen ParnaM to follow.
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América
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Los Angeles
Cheney
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Glenna Collett Vara
Virginia van Wie
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Maureen Orcutt
Doris Parke
Helen Hicks
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Lancaster
Enid Wilson
Defenda
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Fred Frame Wins 500 Mile Auto Race in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on May 31, Fred Frame of Los Angeles received four checks totaling $31,050 for winning yesterday's 500 mile automobile race. A dinner in his honor with the drivers followed the event.
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Fred Frame
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