Yanks Rally to Sweep Two From Athletics in Doubleheader
New York Yankees crush the Philadelphia Athletics 10 to 3 in game one and 13 to 5 in game two as Babe Ruth slams a pair of homers giving him 16 on the season. Lou Gehrig adds his 12th homer and the Yanks belt 24 hits, with Ruth and Combs among the standouts. Ehmke, Rommel, and Pate toil for Philadelphia. Ruth, Dykes, and Grabowski pace the New Yorkers. Two-base hits go to Lagerts, Ruth, Dykes, and Combs. home runs by Ruth and Ehmke listed in box. Umpires Van Rasian, Gonnolly, and Howland. Time 2:22.
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Batting in Final Frames Lifts Pirates to 10-9 Win
Scott collects five safeties in six at bats as the Pirates rally in late innings to edge opponents 10-9. The game features slugging and clutch hits that turn the tide in a high scoring affair.
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Red Sox overpower Senators 4 1 in Washington defeat
Boston built a 4 0 lead, Washington rallied with hit totals led by Gostin and Jacobson. Pitching notes show Lisene bee charged with the loss after 5 innings. Wingfield worked 7.2 for Washington while Bass and others contributed to the scoring and defensive miscues.
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Petty Holds Brave Batters as Mates Gather in 3-2 Win
Boston May 34 Petty pitched the Robins to a 3-2 victory over the Braves. The win marks the Robins third straight over Atlanta and lifts them to fifth place in the National League standings.
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Baseball game summary with partial line scores
Partial box score notes describe a game with players Grown Cooney Burrus Bancroft and others. It records at bats, substitutions, errors, sacrifice hits, double plays, left on bases and strikeouts by Petty and Smith. Umpires Quigley and Hart. Time of game 1:
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White Sox Bunch Hitting Seals 7-2 Victory Over Browns
White Sox power rallies fuel a 7-2 win over the Browns as Bulls aid Chicago with three runs in each of two innings while Blanken ship keeps the mound steady.
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Marine sergeant gravely injured in hit and run incident
Police and Marine officers investigate after Sergeant Martin Quigley of the U S Marine detachment at the naval Ordnance Plant was found unconscious at Tennessee Avenue and Virginia Street. He was taken to Mountain State hospital, regained consciousness but remained in serious condition with head injuries. Police consider a hit and run or possible assault. Detective Sergeant HAN leads the inquiry but clues are scarce.
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Douthit's Homer Delivers Card Win In Fast Battle
St. Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati Reds 1 0 behind Douthit's eighth inning homer. McGraw pitched a five hit shutout, game lasted 1 hour 16 minutes, with Clarence Douthit driving in the decisive run and Cardinals securing second place.
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Baseball Scores From Weekend Card
International League results show Buffalo 8 Rochester 2 and Syracuse 7 Toronto 5 with Baltimore Reading games pending. Southern Association games list Atlanta 14 Chattanooga 5 and Little Rock 7 Mobile 6 as the schedule stands.
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Giants Win Final in 13-4 rout of Phillies at home
New York May 31 Giants beat Phillies 13 to 4 to close home season with a flourish. Lindstrom and Hornsby collected two base hits to drive in three runs in the seventh inning. McGraw's men totaled ten hits in the game.
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English Derby Draws Big Crowds Despite Rain Fears
London May 1 Weather downgrades Derby day but attendance may reach 500000 as Historic English Derby features Captain Charles A Lindbergh guest of Lord Lonsdon with King Queen and Prince of Wales among spectators. Twenty five horses expected with favorites Call Roy Sickle and Popular Nancy leading an all star field. Details mix racing results and mile long bill with Philadelphia and New York scores noted.
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Missing Child Seeks Help With Dog Alert
Mrs J N Noel of 601 Brooks Street pleads for aid as her young daughter Ruby wanders off with a large collie. No description beyond the dog is available, and police urge area residents to assist in the search for the missing child overnight.
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Helen Wills Returns toWin No. 8 in Open Tennis
Helen Wills, back in competition, advances to the quarterfinals in Stamford Hill England on May 31 as she resumes play after a layoff. The former champion progressed to the last eight in the women’s division.
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