Yankees Shut Out Tigers on Ruether Pitching Debut
New York beat Detroit 2 1 9 0 as Dutch Ruether allowed only two hits in seven of nine innings. Stoner pitched well for Detroit, but took his first loss of the season. The game was reported by the Associated Press from New York dated June 2.
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Yale Tennis Team for Tour Named
Yale announces its tennis squad to tour England this summer with Harvard. Captains Thomas B. McGinn and Charles Watson join Willis McCook Reed, a junior elected captain for next year. The group sails from New York on July 2 and will reach England in time to see the Yale-Harvard track meet at Stamford Bridge on July 9.
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Harding Meets Crosby On Track This Afternoon
The Warren Harding High school track team faces Crosby High of Waterbury in a dual meet at Seaside Park. The Presidents aim to keep the score close as they rely on youth and inexperience. Standouts include Hemmingway, Hanusovsky, Chernoff, and Derman, with entries across sprints, middle distances, jumps, and throws.
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Seek Honors for Heroic Driver in Indianapolis
Indianapolis June 2 By Associated Press recognition in some manner by Congress of the heroic feat of Norman Batten Brooklyn race driver in driving his flaming racer to the side of the track during the annual 500 mile race at the Indianapolis motor speedway Memorial Day will be sought by Mrs William E English widow of the late State Senator William E English of Indianapolis. Mrs English was in the grand stand with thousands of others who watched Batten guide the flaming machine to the inner side of the track before he tumbled out seriously burned. Some have said that if Batten had jumped and the machine had crashed into the grand stand a panic would have resulted.
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Senators Beat Browns 11 To 2 In First Game
Washington won the opening contest of the series 11 to 2 against St Louis. All nine Senators who played had at least one hit and one run. Thurston limited the Browns to ten scattered hits. Tris Speaker at first base handled 12 chances without an error and helped in five double plays. Joe Judge left with a charley horse.
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Connecticut Tennis Title Hopes Rise in State Meet
New Haven June 2 AP Frank Shields of New York and H H Hyde of Hartford advance toward the Connecticut singles title after semis. Shields defeated Lee Wiley 2 6 6 2 and Hyde beat Frank Hopkins 3 6 6 4. Doubles see Kuhn and Alexander beat Deming and Williams 6 3 11 3 while Wilbur and Smith win by default. Yale pairs also compete in close quarters with other results noted.
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Helen Wills Wins at Stamford Hill in Tennis Semis
Helen Wills defeated Miss Madge Valentine 6-2 6-4 to reach the Stamford Hill championship semi finals in London. Wills, playing calmly, kept Valentine from forcing the match. Also advancing were Elizabeth Ryan, Molla Mallory, and Mrs Beamish as the other semi finalists.
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Giants Open Western Invasion With 12th-Inning Win Over Reds
In Cincinnati on June 2, the New York Giants defeated the Reds 5 to 4 in 12 innings to open their western invasion. Reds led 3-0 before Giants tied it in the 6th and 8th. Roush started the decisive 12th with a single, Lindstrom beat out an infield hit, and a Harper miscue forced Lindstrom home for the eventual win.
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Opening games announced for Holy Name baseball league
Plans finalized at St Marys church for twilight league kickoff next Tuesday with seven churches entered St Charles St Mary Sacred Heart Saint Augustine St Stephen St Peter and St Patrick One team will be idle opening week Fred Corbally elected president John Maloney vice president John Lyons secretary Father Ernest Wilson treasurer and John Royston supervisor of umpires and scorers A Junior Holy Name League is planned with four churches committed and starts June 15 at twilight ages up to 18
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Cambridge May Meet Oxford Team in Air Race
Cambridge and Oxford may stage an air race as both universities train large numbers of students in aerial navigation. Proctors at Oxford warned against nonstudying students flying, clarifying no ban on aviation students who are officially studying serial navigation at the university.
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Leading Hitters Named In Bridgeport Reports
E L leads the list of top hitters with Koser of Bridgeport Stapleton of Rport Butler of Hartford Bowman of N H Yordy of Albany Gt. Season totals show AB 311 ry 36129 291109 94136 88 155 432 403 40a STE 368.
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Pittsburgh Pirates Rally Past Phillies 7 2 In Seventh Inning
Pittsburgh staged a batting rally in the seventh to beat Philadelphia 7 to 2. The Pirates used Ferguson for a freewheeling third inning and a late surge, with Grantham driving in two on a bases loaded single. Harris collected three hits and 18 putouts.
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Rain Halts Matches in Hardcourt Tourney
Rain delayed the international hardcourt tennis champion matches at Cloud June 2 as William T. Tilden and Francis T. Hunter faced Rene Lacoste and Jean Borotra in the men's doubles quarterfinals. The first set stood 4-3 to Lacoste and Borotra when another downpour halted play and Lacoste injured his side after a slip.
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Athletics Gain Early Lead To Defeat Cleveland 8 To 2
Chicago won the opening game of the series with the Red Sox 7 2 as Ted Lyons pitched for Chicago, driving his season record to nine wins and two losses. White Sox have won nine of their last eleven games. McCurdy and Ward contributed in offense while Cleveland failed to hold early lead.
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Florida Sunday golf ban plan sparks house vote drama
A Florida bill to stop sun golf play on Sundays faces punishment by fine as the House vote ends with 48 to 31. The measure, tied to a broader Sunday activities debate, follows earlier House action after a Sunday baseball incident. Local lawmakers emphasize enforceable restrictions rather than personal choice.
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