Yanks Blank Browns to Sweep Series and Race On
Yankees beat the Browns 11-0 in a lopsided win to sweep the series at home. George Stirnweiss and ud Metheny boosted hitting as Donald shut out St Louis, while Salkeld delivered a three-run shot in a late rally to topple the Giants 4-3.
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Derby Derby Candidates Race Results at Churchill Downs
Kentucky Derby prospects competed Tuesday with Tillerman winning the six furlong feature at Churchill Downs in 1 14 35 Ted Lewis took the mile and a sixteenth race at Churchill Downs in 1 53 25 Provoke placed second to Lewis and also ran in the Lewis race Bond won a six furlong race at Croch Downs while Jims Boy and Jakajones joined a top start in a Jamaica event.
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Major League Box Scores A tense late finish unfolds
Two out when winning run scored. Rosenthal reached first on catcher's interference. Cleveland versus Philadelphia details include runs, hits, errors, and fielding outcomes. Box scores snippet covers multiple games with pitchers Reynolds Kleiman Barrett and more, noting times and umpires.
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Errors Clip LaPlant Choate In Close Ball Tilt
Fruehauf captured a 2 1 victory at Daniels Park Tuesday night in a game marred by costly miscues. Faunt and Mohr mishaps in the fifth inning opened the door for Fruehauf’s deciding run, while Reid limited hits and Newell battled in a keen mound duel. Hugh Newell walked and Flemming stole second, with Faunt’s glove miscue aiding Fruehauf’s lead as the box score hinted at a tense defensive showcase.
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A's Trade Hayes to Indians Secrets Behind Move Not Revealed
Philadelphia A's catcher Frankie Hayes, in a 189 game consecutive appearance streak, was traded to the Cleveland Indians for Warren “Buddy” Rosar. Connie Mack offered little on the deal beyond saying it was not a straight cash transfer, while Lou Boudreau anticipated Hayes would chase a new major league games record. Hayes needs 28 games to tie Ray Mueller for consecutive catcher appearances, and the A's slide in the standings hints at lineup struggles.
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Y W C A Club to Hold Practice at McKinley School
The Y W C A club in the girls softball league will hold a practice Thursday at 1 30 PM at the McKinley school diamond.
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St Paul Saints Jump To Sixth With 14-1 Win
St Paul Saints moved up from last place in the American Association by routing Minneapolis 14 to 1. Louisville dropped to third after a 9 to 4 loss to Indianapolis as Toledo fell 9 to 4 to Columbus and Milwaukee beat Kansas City 5 to 3.
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SPORT JABS Allie Stolz Decision Ends Newark Bout
In Newark Allie Stolz defeated Frankie Leta on points as Pena toward Irvington. In New York Philadelphia fighter Phil Palmer beat Vince la Salva on points while Babe Saunders edged Los Angeles Keles in New Bedford. Benny Singleton won a decision over Georgie Larover with Larover disqualified in the tenth round.
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Standings and upcoming games in M 1 LEAGUE
Standings show manufacturers with Pruehauf 40 1.000 and LaPlant 22 .000. Anamosa leads 60 3 .000, Speeder and Collins follow. Tuesday results list Fruchauf 2 over LaPlant 1. Upcoming games: Thursday 6 p.m. Collins vs Pruehauf, Friday 6 p.m. Speeder vs LaPlant.
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Brooklyn Beats Chicago in Tuesday Scores and Wednesday Schedule
Brooklyn defeated Chicago 3 with Pittsburgh 4 and New York 3 in Tuesday results. Remaining games include New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh plus Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Boston at St Louis with two games noted for some venues.
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Unclear Sports Schedule Fragment from Baseball Standings
Fragmentary OCR shows team lines and partial scores for matches among New York Cleveland Detroit Boston Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Washington and others. Mentions innings and pairings with scattered results and games scheduled, including Cleveland at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Memorial day races and postwar sport boom musings
In a nostalgic column, the writer muses on the Indianapolis Speedway tradition and its wartime hiatus, noting racing’s impact on motor car innovation and the potential revival. He recalls Cedar Rapids racer Gus Schrader and reflects on boxing’s postwar rise, while predicting a football and college-to-pro exodus of players returning from service.
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Wilson High Awards Honor Varsity Sports Teams
Letter awards were given to Wilson High athletes at the honors chapel Tuesday by Coaches W. L. Barnard and E. J. Hembern. Varsity basketball winners included Lloyd Hoyle, Dick Stolte, Bob Christ, Tom Gaines, Don Harmon, Richard Birkicht, Don Black. Varsity track winners included Lloyd Hoyle, Carl Reeder, Don Black, Bob Christie, Bud Truesdell, Bob Anderton, Stanley Andrie, Keith Brown, Bob Bundy, Dick Fikeja, Don Gaines, Tom Gaines, Tom Ipsom, Bob Levit, William Miller, Howard Prochaska. Sophomore track winners featured Bob Fields, Lorenc, Lester Melichar, Thaddeus, Harold Steen, Bob Vrbicek, Vernon Horsks. manager was Bob Vincen. Sophomore Faraone and Lorenc also recognized, with Bob Levi, Jim Conway, Keith Brown, Dick Fikers noted among others.
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Schick Hospital Nine Meets M-1 All-Stars at Daniels Park
In Cedar Rapids this afternoon at Daniels Park the Schick hospital nine of Clinton faces a picked team of M-1 league all-stars. First pitch is scheduled for 3 p.m.
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Satchel Paige Opens 22nd Negro League Season at Comiskey
AP reports Leroy Satchel Paige, famed Negro League pitcher, starts his 22nd season in a Negro-American league doubleheader at Comiskey Park. The 39 year old will pitch for the Kansas City Monarchs in one game against the Chicago American Giants.
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Four squads added to NCAA lists for track at Marquette
Milwaukee reports four more college teams entered the National Collegiate Track and Field championships with entries from New York University Idaho Georgia Drake University and Marquette University. Notable athletes include France Martin the previous mile champion and Rudy Simms. Geonna Tych rounds out the eight men expected to challenge for the Southeastern Conference title.
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