Lookouts Release Mule Shirley For Breaking Training Rules
Mule Shirley a top Southern Association hitter is released unconditionally by Chattanooga President Joe Engel. Zinn Beck appointed manager as Eddie Davis to take over first base with Beck arriving in Birmingham.
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Coach Ogle's team opens season wrap with twin games
Coach Ogle's high school baseball team finishes the season with two games today. The first at Tuscumbia starts at 12 30 p m and the second at Florence follows.
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Omaha Horse 10 Beat at Pimlico
The 45th Preakness at Pimlico in Baltimore draws 35,000 expected fans as Omaha defeats rivals. From Belair stud, the Gallant Fox colt is tipped to win, with politicians and officials present including Garner and Burns. A field of about 12 horses, five of which trailed Omaha in the Derby, contest the stake.
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Yesterday's Results From The Major Leagues
Scores from the Southern American and National Leagues show Chattanooga beating Birmingham 7 to 1 and Atlanta 7 to 1 over Memphis, plus several other daily results across baseball leagues. Notable wins include Cleveland over York en, Boston 10 over Chicago 1, and Columbus 9 over Kansas City 1.
Sports matchups listed for today's city games
The schedule shows Chattanooga at Birmingham Atlanta at Memphis Knoxville at Little Rock Nashville at New Orleans Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn at New York.
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Cy Blanton Loses First Major Tilt On Giants Loss
Cy Blanton suffered his first defeat of the season as Pittsburgh fell 3-1 to the Giants and Carl Hubbell. In contrast, William Walters, a Phillies convert, pitched well and drove in the winning run in a 2-1 victory over the World Champion Cardinals.
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Hosierymen Meet All Stars In Morgan County Showdown
The Alabama Hosiery Mill baseball team clashes with Coach Shorty Ogle's All-Stars tomorrow at 3 pm at Alabama Park. Ogle to likely pitch for his club with players from Morgan county including Bob Giltreath Bill Isbell and Red Kim.
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Southern Leaders Compiled for The Associated Press
Statistics gathered by Charles H. Miller list batting leaders in the Southern League with players from Lookouts Bardhs Pelicans and others. Highlights include Hutcheson and Etten leading home runs with four, Duke and Miles tied for RBIs at 22, and Miles starring with 343 on base. Chattanooga’s teams excel in runs and double plays while Atlanta and Birmingham trail in opponents’ scores.
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Canzoneri Ambers Meet For Lightweight Crown At Garden
Tony Canzoneri, former lightweight champion, faces Lou Ambers in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden. The match, first since Barney Ross vacated the 135 pound limit, is expected to draw near 19 000 spectators with receipts around 50 000 dollars. Ambers favored at 9 to 5. Canzoneri seeks to regain the crown with his 125 fights experience.
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Home Run Totals From Thursday Baseball Shows Leaders
Vaughan of the Pirates, Myers of the Reds, Berger of the Braves and Cronin of the Red Sox each hit one. The Leaders Ott of the Giants and Foxx of the Athletics led with eight and seven homers respectively. Several players tied with six long balls including Camilli J Moore Bonura Vaughan. League totals show National 98 American 79 total 177.
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Hosierymen Expected to Use Baker in Next Tilt
The Hosierymen may try Baker from Huntsville as their new hurler and he is expected to trouble the All-Stars. The Millmen will likely adjust their lineup because Graham and McElhanon may not play tomorrow due to injuries from last weekend's Lawrenceburg game.
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Baer Injured In Studio Accident Ahead Of Braddock Fight
Heavyweight champion Max Baer sustained a superficial chest burn after a revolver fired with blank cartridges during a studio skit rehearsal. Baer, who plans to return in a day or two, said he will be in shape for his June 13 bout with James J. Braddock at Madison Square Garden Bowl.
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Major League Leaders Updated Batting and Pitching Totals
Summary of top players by category including Vaughan Pirates Ott Giants among leaders in batting runs RBIs hits and more. Highlights include Ott with 8 homers for Giants and Parmelee Derringer 30 wins each for pitching.
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Yanks Let Him Go For Right Hander
Edward J. Neill reports on the trade that sent Babe Ruth from the Yankees to Boston in exchange for a National League right hand pitcher. The Yankees paid 15000 dollars for Pat Malone while Ruth received his unconditional release, stirring tensions in Brooklyn as Casey Stengel sought the new staff ace.
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Yankees Manager Joe McCarthy Improves, May Rejoin Team
New York May 10 AP Joe McCarthy manager of the Yankees recovering from influenza shows notable improvement and is expected to rejoin the club when they return next Friday from their western invasion, Mrs McCarthy announced today.
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Tipton to Box Bozo In Tuscumbia
Jack Tipton renowned boxer and referee to fight Battling Bozo in a May 21 ten round bout at Tuscumbia baseball park. The card, staged by Bono under the American Legion, aims to draw a large crowd as Tipton prepares with road work and bag punching.
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Yesterday's Stars
Ray Benge of the Dodgers limited the Reds to two hits in six relief innings with five strikeouts. Mel Almada of the Red Sox logged two doubles and a single. Bucky Walters of the Phillies had a four hit game and scored the winning run in the ninth. Ray Pepper of the Browns collected three hits with two RBIs in a 4-2 win over the Athletics. Tex Carleton of the Cubs held the Braves to five hits with six strikeouts. Hank Leiber of the Giants drove in two runs with a double and single against the Pirates. Mel Harder of the Indians struck out six in five innings of a three hit shutout of the Yankees.
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Sports Mirror highlights past track and baseball feats
Today recalls Jack Torrance’s 56 ft 5 in shot put in New Orleans exhibition. Three years back Hughey Cruz led National League hitters at .382. Five years ago Frank Wykoff ran 100 yards in 9.4 seconds in Los Angeles world record effort.
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