Atlanta Cracker Rally Suffers Setback With Taylor Out
Atlanta topples New Orleans 11 5 to lead the Southern Association but loses star first baseman Harry Taylor to a broken arm in the fifth inning. Taylor's injury came while attempting to tag Eddie Morgan, sidelining him for four to six weeks as Manager Eddie Moore debates filling the vacancy.
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Major League Leaders Roundup By The Associated Press
The week’s leading performers across leagues are listed with top batting averages runs RBIs and other highlights. Key names include Vaughan Pirates Ott Giants Greenberg Tigers and Johnson Athletics among others with figures for hits doubles triples and home runs.
Baby Shoes Return For DePaolo 1935 Indy May 30
Pete DePaolo brings back the lucky baby shoes to the Indianapolis speedway as he aims for the 500 mile race on May 30 1935. Rex Mays leads a 33 car starting field after 25 mile trials with speeds over 100 mph. Mauri Rose Russell Snowberger and Ralph Hepburn are among other notable entrants and superstition factors noted.
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Goodyear Drops One to Merrimac at Goodyear Park
Merrimac Mill edges Goodyear 4 to 2 at Goodyear Park as Newt Hardy workable for Wingfoots before tiring in the fourth. Rosie Smith and Westbrook lead in hits, while Campbell scatters Merrimac hits. Next Thursday Goodyear faces Lincoln Dallas of Huntsville in another fast contest.
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Wheeler Dam Triumphs Over Hosiery Mill 5 3
The Joe Wheeler Dam club defeated the Alabama Hosiery Mill team 5 to 3 after leading 3-0 in the third. Key hits included McElhannon and Hargrove for the Hosierymen and Whitehead, Sisson, and Riley driving in runs for the Damblers. Jeffries pitched with Whatley backing. six walks and six strikeouts noted as the game ran 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Southern League and Major Games on Schedule
Tonight features Little Rock at Nashville New Orleans at Atlanta Memphis at Chattanooga Chicago at New York St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St Louis New York at Pittsburgh.
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Equitable race disqualified at Jamaica Metropolitan
In the Metropolitan Handicap at Jamaica the leading chase horse was disqualified after finishing first. Chase Me, unbeaten in seven starts, suffered a broken leg. The era saw rule changes including bans on talking to spectators and historic track records amid broader track sport notes.
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Tipton Aims to Beat Bozo in Tuscumbia Bout
Tipton, known local scrapper, backs off training after four days of workouts in Birmingham. He prepares for a Tuesday night clash in Tuscumbia against Battling Bozo aiming to avenge a prior draw in Lakeland, Florida. Tipton says Bozo has slowed since their first meeting.
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Yesterday's baseball scores from Birmingham to Nashville
Result summary lists Birmingham 3 Knoxville 1, Knoxville 2 1 in an 11 inning tie with darkness, Atlanta 11 New Orleans 5, Chattanooga 4 Memphis 1, Little Rock 9 Nashville 6. The report notes the long game and multiple city matchups.
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Chicago and Detroit Rally Scores Edge Opponents
Detroit beats Washington 16 to 6 while Chicago tops Boston 6 to 5 as multiple NFL style scores appear. Other tallies include Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 5, Cleveland 1, New York 0 with New York and Cleveland among low scorers.
Baseball scores from the league standings
The report lists game results with team scores including Pittsburgh over Brooklyn 9 to 6 Philadelphia over Chicago 3 to 2 New York over Cincinnati 6 to 5 in 11 innings St Louis over Boston 7 to 3.
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International League scores and standings listed
Buffalo 3 11 Montreal 1 6 Syracuse 2 5 Baltim 0 6 Newark 11 7 Albany 3 Toronto 11 Rochester 7 Minneapolis 4 4 Toledo 3 5 St Paul 6 Columbus 5 Others rained out Tele 38 American league summary indicates weather impact and partial results
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Few Americans In French Tennis Go
Paris May 20 The French hard court championships open with the smallest American delegation in years. Helen Jacobs and Dorothy Andrus join the women’s side while Henry Culley and Wilmer Hines represent the United States in men’s play as top internationals gather. Jacobs remains a strong challenger to Peggy Scriven, who beat her in last year’s final, as a field of stars from France Germany Switzerland Australia and Chile pose tough questions in the opening round.
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Moulton Heights Defeats Trinity in a 4 to 2 contest
Moulton Heights defeated Trinity 4 to 2 on Saturday in an exciting contest. Briscoe pitched well for Moulton Heights.
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Far West track teams set for I C 4 A meet at Harvard
Southern California California and Stanford lead a coastal invasion toward the I C 4 A outdoor championships at Harvard Stadium May 31 and June 1. The meet pits coast power against eastern rivals with stars like Ben Johnson George Anderson Jimmy LaValle and Johnny McCarthy facing tough competition from Princeton and Yale in a bid for the title.
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Southern Leaders Compiled for The Associated Press
Baseball batting and pitching leaders listed by Charles H. Miller for the Southern region. Touchstone of Memphis leads with a .857 winning percentage in 76 games. Milnar of New Orleans and Messenger of New Orleans also show strong marks. Home run leaders Hutcheson and Duke of Memphis each sit at five. Runs batted in highlight Miles of Chattanooga with 30 and Duke with 29. Boss of New Orleans plus Miles pace stolen bases. Knoxville and Nashville stand out in double plays, while Atlanta and Memphis lead runs scored. Opponents’ runs show New Orleans 134 and Little Rock 136.
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Heights bats top opponents with strong pitching, Johnson shines
Johnson led Heights at the plate as the team defeated the rivals, benefiting from a five hit allowance while pitcher Sheats struggled with ten hits allowed. The game showcased Heights’ hitting edge and pitching gaps on the mound.
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California and Stanford Aim to Overtake Trojans in Title Chase
Wits from California, Stanford, and Harvard vie for top honors as USC leads in the race. The Ivy title winner Princeton on May 21 figures in the talk, with many personal duels shaping the outcome of the clash.
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Schumacher Faces Reds Streak Against Cincinnati Continues
Hal Schumacher has never lost to the Reds since his 1932 NL debut, a 13 game win streak with a lone tie. The Giants beat the Reds 6 5 in 10 innings as Kampouris homered to force extras and Schumacher contributed three RBIs and solid defense in a tense battle.
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Stars shine as early-season games spark 1-0 and big wins
Willie Kamm and the Indians edge the Yankees 1-0 with three of six team hits while scoring the decisive run. Sylvester Johnson blanks Cubs to four hits in 8 1 3 innings and fans ten in relief. Roger Cramer belts a game winning homer as the Athletics top St Louis on three hits. Hal Schumacher drives in three with a homer, a double and a fly for the Giants against the Reds. Billy Rogell collects four hits and three RBIs in a Tigers slugfest with the Senators. Arky Vaughan paces the Pirates with a triple, double and a single against the Dodgers. John Whitehead hurls eight innings of one-run ball for the White Sox in six straight wins. Dizzy Dean throws seven innings against the Braves and drives in two for the Cardinals.
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