Cardinals and Yankees Set for Second Series Showdowns
United Press report outlines major league schedule as Boston and Detroit pursue leads while New York Yankees and St Louis Cardinals prepare for a five day stretch of seven games. Key wins and pitching notes shape early standings as Tigers and White Sox also contend.
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Buffalo Tea Med Tourney Ends With New Team Feats
Kaine Heppucun led the seven inning Reno Bowling Association event to a close with new team and singles scores. Bond Clothier of Tul filo opened the quest, Wes B8M4 end ties Wasn Brothers at 2880, while K Doumel of Alfooia rolled a 667 and I Katto posted a 277 in the four game singles.
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Pros Open Tourney Play At Cambridge
The Cambridge event opens Thursday with 12 to 15 pros expected to compete on the River side course. A dinner at the Riverside hotel will follow play, where Northwestern Pennsylvania Professional Golfers association plans are discussed. Pros named include Hymigrs Kahkwa Werldel Lawrence Park Higgins Lake Shore Merntost Erie Diehl Glenwood Fortime Corry Edwards Luther Conneaut Smith Warren Packard Greenville Swankie Conneaut Flynn O Donnell Rivalside Capeblanco Meadville Jane Rivalside.
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Daily Major League Scores From Yesterday
American League games featured Chicago beating St. Louis 8 to 3 in 11 innings, New York edging Boston 7 to 4 in 11, and Detroit topping Philadelphia 16 to 9. National League results saw Brooklyn 16 Philadelphia 9, Boston 4 New York 3 in extra innings, and St. Louis 16 Chicago 3. Several matchups listed for today include Detroit at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia with other city pairings.
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Spiders Open Season Sunday at Celoron Park
Jamestown Baseball Club, last year’s Western New York semi pro champion, opens the season Sunday May 21 at Celoron Park against Niagara University varsity nine of Niigata Falls. The lineup adds new faces to bolster batting and defense led by Hugh Bedient and Brice Swh Tarivkson on the mound. George Knupik, Gene Luyden, and Jos Stack join an expected strong outfield.
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Tommy Freeman vs West to headline Erie boxing card
Erie welterweight contender Tommy Freeman returns to action on Friday in a six round main event against Indian Tiger West of Monessen after a prior withdrawal. Freeman trains daily at Park View gym and seeks one or two tune ups before meeting Jack Thompson again.
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Athletics and Yankees In Spotlight Again
New York May 21 United Press dispatch reports shifting pennant races in 1930 mlb. The Cardinals lead NL after winning 11 of 12, while the Yankees climb from last to fourth, four games behind the Senators as they open a three-game series with the A’s in Philadelphia. Mickey Cochrane out injured weakens the Athletics for the crucial set. Brooklyn leads NL with Herman ahead in batting and runs, while the Giants stumble with Mumps sidelining Travis Jackson and Joe Swenerton head injury.
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Babe Herman Stars in Robins 18 9 Victory over Phillies
Herman of the Brooklyn Robins drove in six runs with four singles and a home run. He accounted for half of his team's offense in an 18 to 9 win over the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Beavers Face East Hickory Nine In Busy Week
Coach McCall guides Beavers against East Hickory today in a local calendar clash with a return game vs Allegheny on Saturday May 1. East Hickory is new to Beavers state and promises strong competition as Titusville high comes to town Saturday, renewing a city rivalry and shaping a potential thriller.
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Illinois Leads in Big Ten Gold Championships
Illinois University led the Western Conference golfers in the 72 hole Big Ten championships at Westmoreland with a 623 team total. Michigan trailed by 12 strokes after 36 holes. Individual leaders included Ted Wilson of Ohio State with 76 76 101 and Jarvis Hicks of Michigan at 75 77 12, while Illinois teammates Crowe, Diatin, Lyon, and Alpert posted strong scores.
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Sparring Mates for Max in Endicott May Workout
In Endicott New York on May 21 sparring partners Don Petrin and Scunley Poreda aided German champion Max Schmeling building work for his upcoming fight. The session focused on endurance and power as Schmeling demonstrated timing and defense with the two partners.
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