Senators derail Gomez as Yankees fall 6 to 3 in twilight clash
Washington Senators topple New York ace Vernon Gomez 6 to 3 before 35 000 at Yankee Stadium. Monte Weaver wins as Gomez exits after four innings amid five hit Senators rally in the fourth, with late Yanks effort thwarted by Goslin and Cronin relays at the plate.
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Ferrell Beats Lyons as Indians Tie for Second in AL
Wesley Ferrell won 4 to 1 over Ted Lyons to spark Cleveland past Chicago at home. Ferrell added a single and double in three starts and helped the Indians join a three way tie for second in the American League behind the Yankees. Burnett and Averill sparked the offense with early runs and Ross doubled to drive in another.
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Illini Lead Badgers When Rain Interferes
Illinois led Wisconsin 4 to 0 in a Big Ten baseball game when rain halted play in the fourth inning. Illinois scored all runs on four hits in the first inning while Wrobke held Wisconsin hitless for three innings as Illinois collected six hits off Vaicek.
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Penn Carnival Relays See Nine New Champions and Records Fall
The thirty-ninth annual Pennsylvania relay carnival closed at Franklin field with nine new champions and three meet records. Yale's Keith Brown vaulted 14 feet 4 inches to set a new pole vault mark, while NYU's four mile relay team clocked 17 45.4 to win the closing event. NYU's Bothner Grodman Nordell and Barker sped the Violet foursome to victory, and NYU's hammer ace Pete Zeremba set the early tone by tossing 161 feet 5 inches to topple Pennsylvania's Grant MacDougal.
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College Baseball Scores Across Multiple Matches
Indiana beat Ohio State 11 3 in game one while Northwestern topped Chicago 16 4. Indiana then won 10 5 in game two as Amherst edged Princeton 5 4 and Fordham defeated Villanova 8 6. Yale 7 6 Pennsylvania and New York University 8 Holy Cross also reported. Minnesota dominated Iowa 6 0 in tennis with St Thomas 5 Concordia 0. Golf saw Minnesota 11 Hamline 1 and Carleton 22 St Olaf 5. Track results: Macalester 82 2 4, Mankato Teachers 48 1 3.
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One Towan Remains In Wrestling Meet
Southwestern Teachers' college of Weatherford Oklahoma leads semifinals in the national AAU wrestling championships with three finalists. Eleven clubs have entrants in the finals as favorites fall. one unattached man reaches finals. Notable results include M Fredericks Illinois and Ernie Stout Southwestern Colleges in 115 and 135 pounds and Gilbert Frei New York A C winning heavyweight.
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Dan Blum
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H. Bush
University of Indiana
Irvin Samuel
Wilmington
Del
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Paul Griffith
Kansas State
Heine Mueller
Lincoln Park
Clarence Hawkins
Ernie Stout
Southwestern Teachers’ College
Robert Furrall
South Park
John Erickson
Baltimore Y. M. C. A
John Lakkos
West Side Club
York
Guy Sappington
University of Missouri
Foy Stout
Jack Spencer
Northwestern
Howard McGrath
Cornell College
George Belshaw
Bloomington
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William Dyer
Hyde Park Y. M. C A
James Roberts
Merrill Frevert
Iowa State
Steve England
Frank Krahulik
Robert Hess
Duston McDonald
Art Sweet
Stanley Tarala
Lewis Putrin
New York
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Wesley Brown
Gilbert Frei
Ralph Silverstein
Gordon Ellison
Michigan State Beats Michigan 5-1 in Opener
Michigan State punishes two Michigan pitchers for eleven hits to win the home and home baseball opener 5-1. The Spartans take an early lead and maintain it through the game as offense and pitching secure the victory at Ann Arbor.
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Iowa and Minnesota Baseball Tilt Rained Out
Rain halted a Big Ten baseball game between Minnesota and Iowa with the score tied at two in the fifth inning and two outs. The postponement occurred in Minneapolis as weather disrupted play.
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Minneapolis
Chatter: Early baseball season dull crowds and legends
In spite of ideal weather the St. Louis Browns drew only 3,500 for the opener against the White Sox and under 1,000 for a Detroit game yesterday. The piece recalls Cedar Rapids valley stars, a Woodstock of old rivalries, and the bitter feud sparked by Jack Quinn and Ban Johnson shaping modern baseball.
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French say errors will beat U S team
French tennis experts predict fatigue and over training will defeat the United States in the Davis Cup challenge round. They criticize the U S decision to Wimbledon and hint at lineup shifts with Cochet and Borotra as potential singles players.
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Henri Cochet
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Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Pierre Gillou
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Shields Wins Hot Springs Tennis Singles and Doubles Titles
Frank Shields of New York defeats Lester Stoeffen of Los Angeles to win the Hot Springs singles championship 6-4 4-6 6-3 6-4. Shields teams with Stoeffen to win the doubles title 6-2 6-2 6-4 against Marcel Rainville and Eddie Jacobs. This marks his second brace of titles in a week.
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Lester Stoeffen
Los Angeles
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Marcel Rainville
Canada
Eddie Jacobs
Baltimore
Navy Eight Outs Columbia on Harlem
Navy's varsity crew opened the rowing season by defeating Columbia on the Harlem river. Navy rowed the 1.5 mile course in 11 minutes 8.4 seconds, leading the Lions by about a length and a half.
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Metcalfe Dominates Drake Relays with Two Stellar Runs
Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette star and national sprint champion, won the 100 yard dash in 9.7 seconds amid rain at the Drake relay carnival. He anchored Marquette to a victory in the 880 yard university relay and set expectations to threaten the world record of 9.2.
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Ralph Metcalfe
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Willis Ward
University of Michigan
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Heye
Nebraska
Meine Pitches and Hits Bucs to Win
Heine Meine drove in two with a sixth inning double as the Pirates beat St. Louis 6 to 4 for their second straight win. Gus Suhr cleared the bases with a first inning double, and Pepper Martin fumbled a grounder that allowed the winning run.
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P. Waner
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Waller
Magerkurth
Rigler
Luque Finishes Dodgers Rally to Give Giants 2 1 Win
Brooklyn AP reports Adolfo Luque relieved with bases loaded and two outs in the ninth, retiring Stripp on a pop fly to preserve a 2 1 victory for the league leading New York Giants over the Dodgers. Giants win third straight in inter borough series.
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Stripp
Standings and Saturday results across major leagues
National League standings show New York leading with 8 2 and Pittsburgh 9 3 while Cincinnati 6 4 55? holds mid pack. Saturdays saw Boston 6 Philadelphia 3 New York 2 Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 4 and Chicago 7 Cincinnati 0. American League results include Cleveland 4 Chicago 1 and New York 11 Detroit 4, with other scores listed. International and Pacific Coast leagues report Rochester 2 Baltimore 0 and Sacramento 3 San Francisco 7 respectively.
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Drastic Cuts In Arlington Park Stakes Purse
Arlington Park announced major purse reductions for seven stakes this summer. The Classic for three-year-olds drops to 35 000 added, half of last year, while other events see cuts from 20 000 to 10 000 in the Arlington handicap and 10 000 added in the Stars and Stripes. The Futurity and Lassie races are expected to gross around 50 000 and 30 000 respectively. The Hyde Park and Inaugural handicaps also face substantial reductions.
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