Meusel Clouts Homer With the Bases Occupied
The Yankees edged the White Sox 7 6 in ten innings as Bob Meusel hit a bases loaded homer in the tenth to seal the win after Weiland left with the bases full. Fred Heimach and Bob Weiland pitched well before a costly misplay in extras. Lazzeri added a homer for New York in a torrid marathon.
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Baseball matchups listed for today across leagues
National League games include St Louis at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at New York. American League features New York at St Louis, Washington at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Chicago. American Association schedule lists Louisville at Kansas City, Indianapolis at Milwaukee, Toledo at Minneapolis, Columbus at St Paul.
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Senators Win Opening Game In 4 0 Victory
The Jefferson City Senators defeated a strong California club 4 to 0 in Sunday action. Earl Langkop pitched superbly allowing only four scattered hits while his teammates collected eight off Crawford. Other league results include Sedalia defeating Smithton 11 to 0 and Tipton over Eldon Apa. Mohawks lost to Moberly-Meusel as Lazzeri and Meusel led the offense.
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Detroit Tigers Defeat Red Sox 8 to 4 in May Game
Detroit beat Boston 8 to 4 as Harry Heilmann homered twice and fueled the Tigers offense. Mil ton Gaston pitched poorly and shared the loss with his battery mate. Boston opened with a quick start but faltered after the first inning, allowing Detroit to surge ahead and seal their third straight win.
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Dodgers Rout Reds 12 3 In Decisive Game Three
Brooklyn rtains swing early six runs in first inning en route to a 12 to 3 victory over Cincinnati in the deciding game. Jakie May's wild first inning sparked Brooklyn's offense as Clark and Pirinich powered the win with May Dixon and Gooch contributing on the mound and at bat.
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Arabella Transforms Dull Dining Set With Sapolin
Horace frets at supper over a shabby dining room set. Arabella buys Sapolin Speed Enamel in Mandarin Red and Black, applies it quickly, and dries the furniture in four hours. Horace returns to a set that looks new, then learns the trick. See Sapolin display at Scheer Brothers, 198 E High St.
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Foley Pills diuretic relief for kidney pain
A Cleveland man reports severe backache from kidney stones eased after using Foley Pills diuretic. He credits the product with ending pain, restoring normal clearance and allowing restful sleep. The ad claims widespread use and satisfaction guarantees, urging readers to buy wherever available.
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Brit ish Open opens with Fred Jewell leading field
Fred Jewell the young Long Ashton pro shot a 72 to top the first British Open qualifying round at Gullane and Muirfield amid a savage wind and rain. George Von Elm and Bobby Cruickshank tied at 73 behind, while Ed Dudley and Johnny Farrell faced tougher rounds as weather degraded scores and prospects for many Americans and locals alike.
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Salo Gains On Pete Gavuzzi In Bunion Derby
Holdenville Oklahoma May 6 Johnny Salo the flying cop off Passaic New Jersey cut 52 minutes from the lead of Pete Gavuzzi of England today in C C Pyle s bunion derby when he paced the field into Holdenville covering the sixty miles from Okmulgee Oklahoma in 8 06 40 Sale reduced Gavuzzi s margin to one hour 55 minutes and 30 seconds Gavuzzi was third in the control point here today and Giusto Ameri of Italy third in elapsed time trotted in second in 8 88 10 Paul Simpson of Burlington North Carolina was fourth Sam Richman of New York fifth and Philip Granville of Hamilton Ont was sixth
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Kentucky Governor Invites Hundred to Annual Derby
More than 100 guests including four state governors will attend Derby Day in Louisville with private box views. Governors Kehler Leslie Tobey Fisher and others plus comedian Will Rogers and New York Times editor Arthur Krock accepted invitations. Weather and newcomers mark a challenging Derby week.
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Harry G. Leslie
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Charles W. Tobey
New Hampshire
John C. Fisher
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Minneapolis Sevens Straight With 5 0 Win Over Toledo
Minneapolis stayed unbeaten in the season by defeating Toledo 5 to 0 in the opening game of a series. George Dumont outpitched Ernie Wingard in a tight pitchers battle as the Mills moved within a few points of first place.
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Hoover Praises Smith at Notre Dame Medal Ceremony
President Hoover lauds Alfred E. Smith as a distinguished American and great public servant in a letter read at Notre Dame's Laetare Medal presentation. The letter, addressed to Rev. Dr. Charles L. O'Donnell, commends Smith and university public spirit. Cardinal Hayes presided as the medal was pinned on Smith at the Hotel Plaza event.
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Waner Brothers Star as Pirates Drub Boston 4-3
In Boston on May 6 Paul Lloyd Waner starred in both offense and defense as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Braves 4 to 3 to clinch the series two games to one. Maranville's fielding was a standout, with Swetonic, Hargreaves, Hem sley, Jones, Delaney, Wertz and Spohrer contributing in the game.
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Phillies Win In Ninth In Keen Pitching Duel
Pinkey Whitney hit a bases loaded single in the ninth to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 7 to 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The finish ended a pitching duel between Claude Willoughby and Sheriff Blake as Chicago scored twice in the top of the ninth and Philadelphia answered with a big final rally. Blake, Grace, Willoughby, and Davis were the pitchers.
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Linn Defeats Osage City 6 to 1 in Sunday Game
Linn pitchers led by Monroe held Osage City to two hits as Linn routed the visitors 6 to 1 Sunday afternoon. Linn’s win follows victories over City Cubs and Osage, and the team will host Gasconade next Sunday May 12 for the first game of a 2 game series in Linn.
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Results from scattered games across major leagues
Results show New York defeating Chicago 7 6, Boston 4 over Detroit 15, Cleveland 5, Philadelphia over St Louis 1, New York 3 to Brooklyn 12, Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 4, Boston 3 to Chicago 1, Philadelphia 2, Minneapolis 5 over Toledo 2, Columbus 6 over St Paul 3. Only games played.
Senators Rout Indians 13 5 to Complete Series Gain
Washington pounded Cleveland pitching for 10 runs in the fifth inning and won the final game of the series 13 to 5. Garland Braxton limited the Indians to eight hits while Goose Goslin homered twice off B Moore in the ninth. Braxton and Tate teamed with Holloway Grant Moore and Sewell in a one sided win.
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Giants Beat Cardinals 3-1 Behind Four Baggers in Game Four
Giants snap slump with three home runs to defeat St. Louis 3-1 in the final game of the three game series. Bill Walker pitched five other hits while Clarence Mitchell allowed homers by Terry Jackson Fallis and Wilson. Andy Reese left game with an infected foot, replaced by Cohen.
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