Tech Slaughters Alabama For SEC Title In Georgia
Georgia Tech routs Alabama 19 to 1 to clinch the Southeastern Conference title in the final game of the best of three. Bud Blemker led Tech with seven Alabama hits and homered while also pitching. Menger homered and tripled. Earl Moore and Johnny Menger also homered. Tech earns NCAA District 3 bid but declines. Alabama heads to the Far East tour with Navy support.
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Gen Duke Rout of Preakness Hope Ends With Injury
Gen Duke, Calumet’s top 3 year old, is ruled out of the Preakness after a lame mile workout at Pimlico. Iron Liege remains Calumet’s favorite for the $100,000 added race despite Bold Ruler’s underwhelming prep win. Convoy failed to impress as a Preakness contender in a 6,000 mile prep.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include Bart Robinson of Cincinnati batting .396 and Ron S. from Milwaukee with 27 runs batted in Aaron of Milwaukee leads home runs with 9 Sanford of Philadelphia has 4 runs batted in. Trades and standings noted.
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Senators Win Rubber Match 5 3 Over Red Sox
Senator pitcher Ted Abernathy and Herbie Plews led a 8 hit attack as Washington beat Boston 5-3 to earn Lavagetto a 3 3 record since taking over May 7. The win halted a 10 game losing streak and set up a light schedule across the majors with Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Milwaukee and others in action tonight.
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Cookie) Lavagetto
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Line Scores From Baseball Leagues
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Russell's Min Now Pool Clinches 29 19 Win
Russell's Min Now Pool surged late to defeat Mutual 29 19 in the West Town Park girls softball opener. White Sox edged Texaco Oil 7 6 as M Bowling hit two triples and J Hutchison hit a homer for the Sox. Texaco's J Miller added two doubles.
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Archer Upsets DiBiase In Bloody Pier Six Clash
New York welterweight Jimmy Archer, 22, rises as the city’s latest fistie idol by stopping Tony DiBiase’s 20-month unbeaten run with a bloody pier six at St. Nicholas Arena. The bout ends Archer’s bid with a dramatic victory.
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Decatur Falls to Butler in Western District Playoffs
In the first game of the Eighth District Western division Butler Rebels defeated Decatur 8-5 after a six run burst in the fifth inning. Center fielder Jack Crowe led Decatur with two doubles in four at bats. Butler outhit Decatur 12-7, with Brewer Houk and Hall each collecting two hits. Tomorrow Butler meets Cullman at 1 p.m. with the two winners to face at 3:15. championship set for Friday at 2 p.m.
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Baseball Results and Tonight's Schedule Listings
Tuesday's league results note no games on Monday. Schedules include Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Milwaukee New York at St. Louis today and Austin at Fort Worth Houston at Oklahoma City San Antonio at Dallas Shreveport at Tulsa with matchups listed.
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Hornets Finish Perfect Season at Trinity
The Austinville Hornets completed an undefeated regular season as Ray Mitchell pitched a two hit shutout in an 11-0 win over Trinity. They scored eight runs in the first inning, added two in the third and one in the fifth before the game was called after five innings. Clellie Owens stroked a triple for the Hornets.
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VOLS BOMB MOBILE Pels Move Past Barons Crackers
In the Southern Association Don Bradey became a reliable stopper for the Pels, relieving in three straight games and posting 0 runs allowed over 7 1 3 innings. Chattanooga beat Mobile 5 2 as Kraly faded and Nashville slammed Mobile 9 0 behind Bob Kelly.
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Qualifying For Indianapolis To Start Saturday
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway faces possible delays if storms persist as qualifying for the 500 mile race May 30 begins Saturday. Fredey Agabashian of Albany, California, has started the last 10 races here and is expected to pace opening day times despite smaller engines.
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Austinville Ready For Eighth District Playoff Showdown
Austinville won 7-0 in regular season play as Don Pettus went 2-for-3 with two singles for the winners. Trinity managed two singles in the game. Austinville faces Monrovia of Madison County this afternoon in Eighth District playoff action at Hartselle.
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