Indians Take Lead in American League Race
The Sporting News argues to keep baseball rules intact as disputes arise on the field. It notes appeals, umpire decisions, and the rise of multiple umpires changing how plays are judged, urging simplification and less appeal calls. Gambling dangers see notices from Jimmy Powers about pool play and odds, with warnings on lotteries and the risk to players and fans.
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Feller Scores Third Triumph Over Red Sox
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller won his third victory as the Indians beat the Red Sox 6 to 1. Vitt praised Cleveland's double play trio of Boudreau Mack and Lopez, with strong support from Kramer's double and Williams' single. The article covers standings, other MLB results, and brief notes on pool odds and classified ads.
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Cohen Coals 10 Finish High in Red Crown Bowling Meet
Cohen Coal team placed 765th in the $50,000 Red Crown Handicap event as each member earned a $1 prize. They registered 9,897 in section 3 which includes Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, North and South Carolina. The sweepstakes drew over 300,000 participants and distributed 12,949 prizes across three geographical sections.
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U. S. Olympic Team to Be Chosen for Records
New York May 6 Despite cancellation of the 1940 Olympics the American Olympic committee said any Americas Olympic team would be chosen for the records. Individual committees will hold their own tryouts and select their teams. The committee also plans awards to athletes making the 1940 team. Baseball results from American Association and International League are listed with scores for multiple games.
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Scores and upcoming games from yesterday and today
Yesterday’s results include Chicago 6 over Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 7 over Washington 3, Detroit 6 over New York 4, Cleveland 6 over Boston 1. Today’s schedule has Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Boston, Detroit at New York, St. Louis at Washington.
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Sherman Defeats Corry in Recreation Alleys match
Sherman beats Corry in a bowling contest at Recreation Alleys on Saturday evening. Harry Russell led Sherman with a 190 high series while team totals show Corry and Sherman each claiming two wins. Cooper and Chesley notable for individual scores as the event wraps with forthcoming matches.
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Adragna Vo Fight Pittsburg Show at Mopin Temple
A boxing event set for May 6 features Sammy Art cogna of Muhg t and Johnny Tischer of Pittsburgh in light weights. The winded bout will take place tonight at the Mopin Temple arena in Pittsburgh.
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Bim elech Still Favorite Ahead of Preakness
By JACK GUENTHER United Press Racing Editor Louisville May 6 The three year old Bimelech is favored to win the Preakness after strong performances in the Kentucky Derby field. The article notes Bimelech’s backers believe his stamina and the Derby experience give him an edge, with other top contenders like Challedon and Gallant Babe in the mix as Baltimore nears. The piece remarks on record purses and attendance, highlighting a new Derby mark and the expanding field of eligibles for the Preakness.
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Ball Players Hold Work Out Session In Corry
Fifteen ball players gathered at Aero Park for the opening practice session of the Corry baseball circuit. The three hour drill emphasized fundamentals and windup. A second practice and batting session is set for tomorrow at 5 30 at Aero Park. Manager Grows urged local candidates to report promptly. Organizers meet at 7 35 in Walter Scott’s offices to discuss financing the club.
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Dykes Wins in C Bowling Meet at Columbus
Jimmy Dykes led the Pennayte yatin State Rublla standleys bowling event at Columbus with strong rallies scoring 168 210 and 190 series as Posey Gallagher Ardmore and others competed. Dykes total and prize money cited.
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ABC Tournament 10 Comes to Close Tonight
Detroit May 6 Seventy teams gathered for the annual American Bowling Congress event in Detroit. The closing night promised the largest and most powered field in the history of the tournament with teams from Chicago and others contending for top honors. The evening schedule included final rounds and potential record performances as the event wraps up amid strong competition and high stakes.
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Major Fight Card in Pittsburgh May 21
Pittsburgh May 6 A major boxing lineup announced for May 21 in Pittsburgh features top contenders and regional champions. The card includes prominent rivalries with notable fighters Jake Dicey and Ossie Harris headlining, plus supporting bouts highlighting bay area welterweight action and other matchups shaping the event.
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