Giants slump may cost leading place
Giants lose ground in the National League race as Bill Terry’s team falters. Cincinnati and Chicago pull ahead. Ernie Tharpard drives in three as the Reds beat New York 4–0. Dodgers and Indians win. Red Sox surge with Grove’s seventh straight win.
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United Press
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John Vatdermyer
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Chicago Cubs
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Carl Reynolds
Tex Carleton
Jack Russell
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Hrnle Koy
Babe Phelps
Lie Dodgers
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Washington
Mel ‘Aluada
Johny Stone
Johnny Allen
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St. Louis Biowns
Lefty Grove
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St .Louis
Rudy York
Jett Field
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Chapman
Lodigiani
Rowe
Athletics
Detroit
York
Adler
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Sports survey plans deer season timing and local clubs
A state wide survey by officials and sportsmen will determine the deer season length and timing this fall, with a November or December opening likely and an October option considered. A report is due in about a month. Titusville to open semi pro season May 29 with Art Stokes roster including Cassett, Robinson, Armstrong, Evans, Durbin and others. Ballpark notes praise for Corry’s grounds and night lighting upgrades. Auto racing gathers interest in Erie, Sharon, Altoona with Memorial Day events and a Pittsburgh ball school opens July 5 at Forbes Field for youths 17 to 23, led by Joe Schultz and an all star staff.
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Anion Atlantic
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Harold Robinson
Ray Armstrong
Don Evans
Dick Durbin
Don Gaiser
Tom Dean
Fred Pean
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Tle
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Sharon
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Altoona
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Forbes Field
Pirate
Lotal Qarber
Joe Schultz
Tirate
Schhool
Hons Wagner Pirtleoath
Wilbur Cooper
Natio
Leo Matkey
McKeesport
Hackney Sets Big Six Shot Put Mark in Lincoln
Kansas State sophomore Hackney broke the Big Six shot put record in Lincoln as calm weather met the opening trials. His first toss measured 51 inches on the power, surpassing the previous standard of 912 inches set by Sam Prentice of Nebraska last year.
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Lincoln
Hackney
Kansas State
Sam Pran CIA
Nebraska
Fire damages Samuel Caprette's Cleveland home
A fire at Samuel Caprette’s Cleveland residence caused about 1500 in damages while he and his son were in the basement. Fire officials investigated the cause as they kept residents safe and controlled the blaze.
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Cleveland
O—Samuel Caprette
Denison Golf Team Wins Ohio Conference Title
Denison University's golf team won the Ohio Conference team title in an 86 hole Meda tournament. Denison scored 649 to finish first, with Kenyon and Wooster tied for second at 668. Mount Trioworth and Oberlin followed in sixth place as defending champion.
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Janet Shock
Denison University
Denison
Kenyon
Wooster
Marivila
Mount Trioworth
Oberlin
Yesterday's Hero Robert Motes Grove Dominates Browns
Robert Motes Grove, a 38 year old Red Sox southpaw, limited the Browns to eight hits and hung up his seventh straight victory. The letter A has long stood atop the alphabet since Phoenician days.
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Robert Motes Grove
Red Sox
Browns
Trim Trojan Car Rates Declared Dearer
A trimmed ad notes higher prices for a used car, urging buyers to sail with a rough and certified bargain. Local dealer warns inflated costs amid market pressure and urges cautious shopping.
Michigan Track Team Dominates Western Conference Trials
William Watson of Michigan set a conference record as the Wolverines led the trials for the fourth annual Western Conference track and field championships. The team placed thirteen events among qualifiers, building a strong hold on the event wreaths to be awarded tomorrow. Wisconsin Illinois Iowa and Indiana each had eight finalists, Ohio State seven, Chicago and Purdue five, Minnesota three and Northwestern one.
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William Watson
University of Michigan
Saginaw
Wolverines
Feurth Annua
West
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Iowa
Inediana
Ohio State
Chinaco
Purdue
Minnesota
Northwestern
Erie Wins First Home Game 8-7
In the Middle Atlantic League opener, Erie staged a three run rally in the ninth to beat Springfield 7 to 3. Sailors benefited from 19 bases on balls and three Springfield errors. Reed scored the winning run when Sidlow misplayed Gagne’s hopper with the bases loaded.
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Tare
Springfield
Sailors
Reed
Sidlow
Gagne
Brie
Rucker
Johnson
Masi
Ray
Pereda
Baurs
Avehinski
Western Pennsylvania Inter scholastic meet at Pitt Stadium
State schoolboys gather for the 29th annual WPIAL track meet at Pitt Stadium with 500 competitors from 87 schools including Penn State College and Pittsburgh. Standouts include Bob Thomas Sewickley Township broad jumper Bud Helteer Butler and Harold Stickel McKees Rocks in sprints and hurdles as qualifiers head to State College.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Greensburg
McKees Rocks
Latrobe
Wilkinsburg
Derry Township
Jefferson Township
Connellsville
Turtle Creek
PTAA
State College
Bob Thomas
Dusky
Sewickley Township
Bud Helteer
Butler
Greensburg High
Harold Stickel
Joe Bakura
Jeferson Township
Luczak
O Nnellaville
Len Spalla
Mononganels
Glenn Lee Upsets Solly Krieger At Madison Square Garden
Glenn Lee from Nebraska upset highly rated Brooklyn boxer Solly Krieger in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Lee weighed 166 1/4 pounds and Krieger 160. Lee controlled the bout except for one round, dropping Krieger and driving the action to near-normal form after two recent New York engagements.
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New York
Glen Lee
Cluter
Tle
Brooklyn
Solly Krieger
Madison Square Garden
Lee
Kreiger
Fred Amostoli
Freddie Steele
Ime
Sharon Wins Another District Golf Crown
Sharon High won its third consecutive district scholastic golf tournament. Only one member made the four-man team for the district to compete in the Pennsylvania state championships at State College next Saturday. Low scores listed include Dolson 38 39 77, Mullen 87 40 17, Tarr 89 28 77, and Thomas 42 40 82.
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Pennsylvania
State College
Dolson
Frantclin
Mullen
Erie Academy
Tarr
Sharan
Thomas
iMeadville
Yesterday's Scores From Baseball Leagues National and American
Scores from yesterday show Cleveland defeated Washington and Boston routed St Louis while Philadelphia edged Detroit. Cincinnati crushed New York, Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh, Chicago and Philadelphia posted high scores, with rain affecting several games across leagues. Today schedules include Washington at Cleveland and Chicago at Philadelphia with others in rain or pending conditions.
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Benton
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
St Lela
National
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Washington
Chicinnati
Phila
iBoston
National Chicago
St. Louvig
DiMaggio Leads In Batting Race With Yankees Ahead
Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees holds the AL batting lead as Hal Trosky of Cleveland moves to second with 407, Frank Hayes drops to third. In the NL, Joe Medwick leads with a .400 average while Cookie Lavagetto and Frank McCormick rise. Lefty Grove and Clint Melton top pitchers with undefeated records.
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New York
Joe Ti
Maggio
New York Yankees
Heller
Hal Trosky
Cleveland
Prank Hayes
Philadelphia Athletic Cntcher
Arcond
Joe Medwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Cookie Lavagetto
Brooklyn Infeldler
Frank McCormick
Cincinnati
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
South Paw
Cllr Melton
New York Giants
Sinilar
Turtle Creek golfer cups scholastic cup title
Turtle Creek High School golf team member John Barkovich won the WPIA individual title with a 74 at Greenskiing Country Club. Runner up John Chernega posted 71, followed by Harry Young and another New Castle teammate with 76 and 77 as 47 entries from 27 schools competed.
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