Aeros Overcome by Ashville in 11 Innings in Opener
Corry Aeros opened the 1938 season with a 5 to 1 loss to Ashville in 11 innings as two New York state players homered for the guests. On Sunday Corry fell 12 to 10 to Jamestown Ariels, Bishop homered three times for the visitors, while Union City edged Corry 7 to 6 for the Aeros’ solitary win of the weekend.
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Californian wins by five miles in race at Indianapolis
Floyd Roberts, a California assembly line worker from Van Nuys, drove to victory in the 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He set a speed record near 117.20 mph, won about $39,000 with a reported share near one third, and overcame rivals Rex Mays and Jimmy Snyder in a dramatic endurance contest marked by a fatal spectator injury and a red flag halt.
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Wilbur Shaw
Rex Mays
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Wntil Andres
Chicago
Methodist Hospital
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Lou Mogre
Ross Remains Favorite In Title Fight Tonight
United Press reports Barney Ross remains favored to defend his welterweight title against Henry Armstrong in Madison Square Garden Bowl tonight. Weather threatened postponement but promoters expected the bout to proceed after checks and weigh in. Both fighters trained and prepared. weigh ins to confirm 147 pounds limit.
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Major League Standings And Daily Scores
Yesterday results show American league with New York 10 Boston 0 and Chicago 21 New York 9. National league lists Boston 6 New York 1 and Cincinnati 7 Chicago 3. International Newark 14 Jersey City 0. American Association Louisville 2 Indianapolis 1. Milwaukee 4 4 Kan City 2 3 Columbus 6 1. Today American game Boston at New York the only scheduled game. Ashville wins over Westfield in Class AA county league with Ross pitching a shutout and the ex race driver to gain rest.
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Joy and Luther Seek Berths in Open Qualifier
Sixty five golfers from the tri state area tee off at the Pittsburgh Held club in the 18 hole sectional qualifying round of the National Open championships. From 48 professionals and 17 amateurs, the six lowest scorers join three exempt players to represent the district at the Gherry Hill Club in Denver June 11. Pros named include Perry Delvecchio Tony Joy Ted Luther Johnny Capebiance Raider Jewett Chuck Onoretta Jules Platte Vincent Aldred and Dick Shoemaker. Amateurs include Barret Melvin Tony Kaye Wranke Selichak Bobby Doak Fred Nonnenberg Andy Szwedko and Tody Lyons.
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Dick Shoemaker
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Barret Melvin
West Penn
Tony Kaye
Wranke Selichak
Bobby Doak
Fred Nonnenberg
Andy Szwedko
Tody Lyons
Cassett Hurls 4 Hit Ball as Titusville Wins
Titusville Merchant Industrials debut against Akron Atlantic Powering cl, 1 to 0. Cassett allowed four hits with three strikeouts in a slow moving opener. Stokes built team, while Lockhart and Cassett starred for the TM. 10,000 fans watched on Memorial Day weekend.
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Big League Gameday Draws Record Sunday Crowd
George Kimesey reports a record Decoration Day crowd of 331,240 across major league games. Yankees beat Red Sox 1-0 and 5-4. Cleveland beat Chicago 5-1 and 6-?. Tigers split with Browns as Rudy York hits a grand slam. Bees top Giants twice. Pirates beat Cardinals in 47 innings. Phillies and Dodgers split.
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