Pirates Win Again as Pirates Beat Brooklyn 9-5 Night Game
Pirates top Brooklyn 9-5 in a night contest after a 17-4 win the day before. Detroit’s Hal Newhouser struck out 14 in a 3-2 victory over New York, tying for third place as Washington moved to first in the AL. Cardinals edged Braves 3-2, Reds shut out Phillies 7-0, and Giants beat Cubs 3-2 to tighten NL races.
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Judson Bailey
Washington Senators
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsbuugh
Pirates
Brooklyn
Ray
George Berr
Johnny Allen
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Tex Highson
Tribe
Oscar Judd
Jim Bagby
Washington Seasions
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Browns
Hal Newhouser
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
New York
Rudy York
Detroit
Joe Gordon
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Morldey
Cardinals
Boston Braves
Howard Pollet Pitering
Ginetgnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Elmer Riddle
Giants
Chugee Cubs
Lou Novikomt
Ten Pitchers Slowed By Start Amid Season Notes
The piece surveys pitchers with past 20-win seasons, noting slow starts this year for Bonham Hughson and Cooper and comparing last year’s leaders like Bagby Wyatt Basseal Vander Meer. It also covers fishing bans reducing sport activity, wildlife bulletins from Pennsylvania, and local sports coaching changes and student athletes entering service.
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Bente Bonham
Wex Hughson
Mort Coop
Bonham
Hughson Hhdshad
Boston Red Sox
Pally
Cleve
Mort Cooper
Boston Braves
Fin Bagby
Cleveland
Bagby
Whillow Wyatt
Clouds Basseal
Ledgers
Cubs
Johny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Lack a Uniform Athletic Program Criticism by Syracuse Leader
SYRACUSE May 28 Lack a Uniform Athletic Program Syracuse University athletic director Lew Andreas urged a nationwide standard for military training sports. He faulted the Army Navy for separation in physical training and praised the Navy for college football participation while noting Army restrictions in camps and service units. He urged President Roosevelt to include leaders like Asa Bushnell in wartime sports policy.
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Syracuse
Lew Andreas
Syracuse University
Armed Services
Andreas
Roosevelt
Asa Bushnell
Princeton
Central
Wil Bine
Army
Navy
Jen
Cal‘sthenics
Marine Corp
R. A. Holbrook
U.S
Balke
Georgia
Jim Milne
Michigan
Tridiana O
Billy Hulenbrand
Camp Craft
S. C
Andrim Fogliflers
Monk Gatford
Jim Pharr
Fort MrPherson
Danny Sabsth
Alsab
Camp Lee
Richmond
Baseball standings and results across leagues
Yesterday in the National League St Louis defeated Boston 3 to 2 and New York beat Chicago 3 to 2 while Pittsburgh topped Cincinnati 7 to 5 and Philadelphia beat Brooklyn. American League games saw Detroit down New York 8 to 2 and Washington over St Louis 4 to 2.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
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Philadelphs St. Louis
Washinton
Watt
Arse Il
St Louis
St. Lous
PIAA Track Meet at Altoona This Saturday
Pennsylvania's finest young track athletes gather for the nineteenth annual PIAA track and field championships in Altoona. About 400 competitors from 14 high schools are expected, with districts fielding seven to twelve schools each. Some districts will be absent or limited due to transportation constraints and school participation.
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Cory Rod and Gun Club
Pennsylvania
Joe Connors
Wesley
Frank- Ui High
Srmed
Ene
John Maslak
John J. Frank
Richard Baker
Tofveth
Navy
Ite
Dohhay Kozel
Army
Wey Asquenien Rresy al’ MA
Duele Sara
PIAA
Stude
Distrieh 2
Distrieh 10
Brooklyn Players Banned After Eighth Inning Clash
Johnny Allen of Brooklyn was suspended for 30 days and fined 200 by NL President Ford Frick for his role in an eighth inning argument with umpire George Burr during the Dodgers Pirates game in Pittsburgh. Teammates Freddy Fitzsimmons Rube Melton and Pete Webber also banished. Frick fined Webber 30 and Melton 30.
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New York
Johnny Allen
Brooklyn
Ford Frick
National League
Dodgers
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Frick
Les Webber
Rube Melton
Johnnny Allen
Butler
Dent Burns
Brooklyn Firebrand
George Burr
Allen
Freddy Filasimmons
Peter Webber
Allen Ukely
Phil Cavarretra
Cubs
Lou Jorta
Boston Sun
Ford Fricke
Brooklyns
Merton
Dohnny
Huck Geary
Barr
Geary
Brovelyn
Leo Durocher
Brooklyniles
Branch Rickey
Altoona Auction Begins Tomorrow at Mansion Pa Facility
Altoona events will be held at the high school's Mansion Pa facility costing $190000 with opening bids starting at in a mi tomorrow.
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Altoona High School
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Boxing Debuts and Boxing Plans Highlight Roundup
New York May 23 boxing notes flag debuts and future bouts. Bobby Ruf fin eyes a Tren ton NJ debut on June 15 as Chalky Wright closes in on a Canada Lee stage match. Madison Square Garden hosts more boxing talk while other athletes join military training or plan post college sports careers.
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Bobby Ruffin
Trenton
Chalky Wright
Canada Lee
Rumtin
Madison Square Gardier
Broadway
Muscle Rub Treatment Claims and Pricing
A questionable muscle rub advertises treatment for limbs shoulders neck face and back claiming direct application to macular pens with a refund policy if not satisfied. It offers a 60 cent Hiatt size and 1.95 dollar large family size with vague guarantees and no clear medical backing.
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Omaha
Jockey Club Breeding Bureau
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