Yankees Rally Past Mackmen 2 1 For Fifth Straight Win
Vernon Gomez and Earnshaw each limited the Athletics to three hits in a tight two to one Yankees victory. Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Ben Chapman produced the decisive runs as New York extended its early-season win streak to five. Foxx threatened with a double in the sixth but Gomez closed out the game with eight strikeouts.
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White Sox rout Tigers 12 to 0 in Navin Field game
Chicago White Sox hammered Detroit 12 to 0 at Navin Field as Tigers starter Tommy Bridges struggled early. Detroit committed four errors while Sam Jones shut down the Tigers with seven hits allowed.
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Weather delays push back major league baseball opener
Chicago report notes weather woes cost Major Leagues an estimated 100000 in lost box office. Cubs president William L Veek leads calls to start season a week later to avoid April delays. Giants and Braves show little march play, with early attendance collapsing from planned crowds.
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Tennis Aces Vie For Places With Davis Cup Team
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia sees Davis Cup trials as Clifford S Sutter of New Orleans top seed begins the second lap in pursuit of a Davis Cup berth. He faces Walter Lipman in the Mason and Dixon event with potential clash against Philp Hawks for a quarter final spot. Other contenders include Sidney B Wood Francis X Shields John Van Ryn Lester Stoeffen Bryan Grant and George M Lott.Bernard Prentice the selection chair arrives to reroute Lott and Van Ryn from singles to doubles to sharpen doubles play.
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Philadelphia
Lester Stoeffen
Los Angeles
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
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Chicago
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Mexico
Chicago U Athletes Petition For Pat Page Retention
Chicago University baseball players circulated a petition Tuesday urging the retention of Harlan O Pat Page as coach after his contract was not renewed this spring. Page had served as football line coach and baseball mentor.
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Season tickets for baseball may be for admissions only
Prospective buyers of the $8 season tickets wonder if they cover sixty games or sixty admissions. The article notes a potential shift to admissions use if the coupon campaign succeeds, with possible ticket formats. It also covers Babe Ruth home run records, Wes Ferrell injury concerns, and early-season postponements affecting attendance.
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Fate Of Baseball In Mississippi Valley Teague Franchise
A decision on retaining or relinquishing the Mississippi Valley Teague baseball franchise hinges on a Thursday or Friday meeting of the baseball association. The group will review coupon responses for season tickets at Bunny park, $8 for grandstand seats, with coupons sold in several venues and out-of-town interest noted. A plan to allow sixty admissions per ticket, letting the holder bring guests, may be adopted if the campaign succeeds.
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Multiple boxing bouts listed with various fallouts across cities
The report lists numerous Associated Press boxing results with fighters from Chicago New York Philadelphia Baltimore and other cities. Outcomes include knockouts outpoints draws and title contenders with bouts in San Francisco New York Chicago and more.
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Tarzen offers $100 to last fifteen minutes in big coliseum card
The Red Masked Tarzen, famed for straight catch-as-catch-can style, posts a $100 challenge to any wrestler who lasts fifteen minutes in a preliminary to the Mack versus Catalino main event at the coliseum on Thursday night. If defeated, Tarzen keeps the money. if he wins, promoter Johnny Fryrear pays a sum and the show features Savage versus McDonald beforehand.
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Germans discuss attitude on 1936 Games in Berlin and Chicago
AP reports Brundage defends Olympic equality and denies suggesting relocating the 1936 Games from Germany. He cites a prior AAU transfer due to a Negro athlete ban. Berlin officials deny plans to exclude Jews and welcome any approved athletes regardless of race or creed.
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Brookhiser Ties For Second In Chicago Handicap
Frank A Brookhiser of Cedar Rapids tied for second in the Chicago Handicap meet at Lincoln Park. He scored 90 of 100 from the 20 yard line, sharing the position with a Chicago gunner named Lowery as unfavorable weather hampered the shooting.
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Lincoln Park
Warneke Leads Cubs Past Pirates 3 1 in Husked Showdown
Lonnie Warneke fired a 17th straight scoreless innings streak as the Cubs defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 1. Tony Piet and Pie Traynor sparked a second-inning rally with a second-base combo, then Gabby Hartnett doubled to score the decisive runs in the same inning. Riggs Stephenson and Frank Demaree added a late double for insurance.
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