Protest NYPA Loop Schedule Sparks Dispute In Sports
In a turbulent sports update, Hines won a match amid protests over the NYPA loop schedule drafted by Ralph Obert and opposed by Union City moguls. Kip Anderson of the Avros hints at further protests as golf and multiple events unfold, with Evie returning to face the Taymonds and Snead’s Pittsburgh triumph under scrutiny.
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Indians Open Series at Philadelphia Today
The Indians moved along last night to Philadelphia prepared to start a three game series with the Athletics beginning today. Two games were scheduled in Cleveland as the team takes its first look at the Athletics in the game amid surprising early moves.
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Hubbell Wins 23rd Straight as Bucs Bow To Runyans Pace
In a tight spring era scene, Hubbell notches his 23rd straight win, lifting the visiting Giants over the Pirates 4-3. Mel Ott homers for New York, while Debbie Gams and Gene Moore Spark Bees to 3-1 win over the Cubs.
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Braddock Louis Heavyweight Title Fight Draws Big Ducat Rush
United Press reports a record demand for tickets to the Braddock Louis heavyweight bout at Comiskey Park. Promoters Foley and Jacobs expect a gate over 1 million dollars with seating for 40,000 and top prices listed. Jacobs, behind the bout’s securing, predicts massive public interest despite uncertain seating.
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Hubbel Recovers to Defeat Clark in Tight Pittsburgh Win
In Pittsburgh, Carl Hubbel of the New York Giants earned his fourth straight victory, surviving a ninth inning scare as a Pirates rally was halted by a reliever. Hubbel warned he would keep winning, despite the growing string of breaks. In Buffalo, Ralph DeJohn edged Jimmy Clark for an eight round decision, overcoming a late surge by Clark and delivering a lefts and rights barrage from the fifth onward.
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Pittsburgh golfers falter in professional championship
In Pittsburgh Field Club first round action of the professionals’ championship tournament Sam Parks of South Hills Country Club and Perry Vecchio of Greensburg posted high scores as delays and near-coups marred their rounds. Vecchio shot 78 and Parks 82 amid tough putting, with Parks twice coming close to a birdie only to see the ball fail to drop.
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Yesterday's Hero Spurgeon Chandler Wins Second Shutout
Spurgeon Chandler, former Georgia halfback, earned a starting berth with the Yankees by throwing his second consecutive shutout, allowing only six hits as he beat the Indians 1.
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Brooklyn Beats Reds 1-0 on Siri's Run
Siri scored the deciding run as Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 1-0. Max Butcher held the Reds to six hits, while Lloyd Moore allowed six hits in eight innings but suffered another tough loss.
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Professional boxing card at Jamestown May 25
Jamestown hosts a five bout program at Washington Street Auditorium led by Curley Olson Duncan of Toronto challenging Joe Lyons of Lancaster in a six rounder. Ottawa’s George Bland meets Art Pletcher in a semi final, with other bouts featuring Carl Monza, Mel Silenna, Norman Cardaro, Manny Hill, Ralph Bess and Frankie Flynn in rising action.
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Record 68s in tourney start tough grind in Pittsburgh
May 26 Pittsburgh Field Club course hosted final qualifying for the P C Championship. Paul Runyan and Byron Nelson shot 68s to lead, with many players failing to break 80. The field showed scores and gaps, as 156 or 157 may qualify for match play while Sam Parks faced jeopardy after an 82 opening round.
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American writer beaten in British Open match
In Sandwich England May 25 America’s bid for the British amateur golf title suffered a setback when Harry Braid son of the famed James Braid defeated Billy Sixty two and one in a first round match Sixty a noted Milwaukee sports writer The result narrowed the field in the early stages of the tournament
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Helen Jacobs wins at Paris in French championships
Helen Jacobs of Berkeley California reached the third round of the French hard courts tennis championships yesterday by beating Simone Barbier of France in three sets 3 6 1 2 6 1.
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Standings and yesterday and today's American and National games
Yesterday results show New York 14 to Cleveland 0 and Detroit 3 to Washington 1 while Boston and Chicago led in other matchups. International scores include Newark 10 Jersey City 4 and Toronto 9 to 2. Today’s games list Detroit at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia and Chicago at Washington plus St Louis at Boston and Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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Freshmen Crush Sophomores in Slab Intramural Game
The Freshmen baseball team pounded the Sophomores 20 to 2 in four innings yesterday afternoon. Tommy Craze limited the Sophs to three hits while Brown and Paykov allowed the other runs. Freshmen’s strong hitting supported the dominant win.
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AEROS BASEBALL PLANS MOVE TO CITY MONDAY
Aero Park hosts two weekend games as Aero Supply seeks to bring a club for a Monday afternoon game. Raymonds face Aero in a WYPA League contest Saturday. Falconer may also play. Sunday features Raymonds versus Erie six.
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Boost legal size of trout in New York
Albany May 25 Trout may be kept from New York waters at seven inches instead of six beginning June 1. Governor Lehman said he would sign the measure on that date, approving the raised minimum length for catch.
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