Yankees Win as Gallagher and DiMaggio Lead Offense
In New York, the Yankees beat the Senators 6-3 behind two homers by Joe Gallagher and Joe DiMaggio after a late rally. Lefty Gomez pitched well, while Grady Crosetti and DiMaggio contributed key hits at Griffith Stadium.
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Banquet honors and fishing season reports headline local sports
The section notes praise for a long running banquet and stocking program, with quotes from game wardens urging reporting of violations. It mentions Don Buller’s leadership, a new state seed, and a club house photo. Also lists Cleveland Indians night games and local softball outlook plus amateur boxing results in Oil City.
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Warren Venns Lose Franchise In Nation’s Pro League
The Warren Venns have reportedly lost their franchise in the Nations Pro Basketball League and Cleveland will replace them in the circuit next season. Prank Braids of Pittsburgh is slated to become Erie Tennis and Country Day’s new professor of the summer. Connie Mack may be the lone major Teagle manager on the bench in civilian attire this year.
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Single G Still Lives as Veteran Pacers Face Future
Veteran pacer Single G now 29 years old lives with Bare Foot of Cambridge City Inc under Float Jolly at Joplin stable in Indiana. Once World Champion, the horse raced 165 times 1918 to 1926 winning 89 times, with 24 seconds and 44 thirds. Jolly notes the horse is in good health and active, with new jockey sensation Gary Dye recently winning aboard Tomfories.
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Derby horses to run today at Havre de Grace
Challedon drawn top weight 122 pounds in the Chesapeake stakes for a 1 1/16 mile race at Havre de Grace. The field includes six Derby eligibles and four non eligibles as preparations continue for Churchill Downs on May 6.
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Challenge
Wildwood Club to Hold Major PGA Open Tourney
The Professional Golfers Association eyes Wild Wood Country Club in Pittsburgh for a $10,000 open tournament in August 1939 to attract major champions and aid charity via the Dapper Dan Club sponsorship. The event marks a move of competitive golf from the Midwest to the East.
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Donora Hurlers No-Hit Win Opens WPIAL Section B
Donora high pitcher Edward Pade threw a no hit no run game leading Donora to a 4 to 0 victory over Charleroi in the opening game of Section B of the WPIAL. The April 22 result announced from Donora, Pennsylvania.
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Chase Tops Elk Bowling League Average
Chase leads Elk Bowling League with the top season average as baseball standings show shuffled results from yesterday with New York, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia in varying scores. Today’s games feature New York at Washington and Boston at New York among others.
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Yesterday's Hero Joe Gallagher Delivers for Yankees
Joe Gallagher, the Irish lad from Joe McCarthy's Buffalo posse, hit a three run homer in his second major league game, powering the Yankees to beat Washington.
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700 Track Stars Gather at Kan for Big Meet
Lawrence Kansas April 22 United Press reports 700 track athletes from the Midwest and Southwest attend the 17th University of Kansas Relays. Notables include Glenn Cunningham in a special mile, Charles Wensko, John Munsk, Fred Wolentz, and Beefus Ryan as pole vault contender. Weather aids hopes for several records.
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Open Golf Meet Set for June 26 in Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania Open Golf Championship, a 36 hole event, will be played June 26 at Lansdowne. The tournament follows the $5,000 Anthracite Open at Scranton. Baseball results show postponements in the American Assn and International League with Rochester beating New York 12 to 5.
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