Dobson’s three hitter tops Senators for Boston
Boston pitcher Joe Dobson blanked Washington on a three hitter to lift the Red Sox 7-0. Philadelphias Walter Dade earned his first NL win by beating the Giants 7-0 as Dubiel held them to three hits. Indians beat White Sox 7-1 behind Keltners homer and Feller’s solid start. Tigers end home skid with 4-1 over Browns. Reds stop eight-game slide 5-2 as Wehmeier wins debut. Cardinals top Pirates 8-3 to reclaim NL lead.
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Dizzy) Trout
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Baseball results page with scattered scores and standings
Associated Press recap lists yesterday scores for major and minor leagues including Boston 1 Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 7 New York 0 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 2 St Louis Patouesh 2 American League Detroit 4 St Louis 2 Cleveland 7 Chicago 1 and various matchups. Standings snippet shows Alabama state and Wiregrass leagues with city pairings and partial records. multiple regional games noted with incomplete lines.
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Keltner
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Hartung
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Nyo de Ganesa
Wy L. Pet
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Toston
Rex Mays Wins Pole for May 31 Indy Race
Rex Mays captured the pole for the Memorial Day 400 at Indianapolis. The Glendale, California driver posted a 140.577 mph speed over ten miles, the fastest first day time trials in Speedway history, marking his fourth pole in this event. Mays has finished well in prior races and led qualifying as no driver has held the pole more than twice.
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Tech Favored To Win SEC Grid Title In Coaches Poll
Georgia Tech is picked as the runner up in the SEC race by coaches, who released their poll Saturday. Tennessee and Alabama each receive multiple first place votes, with Kentucky, Mississippi State, and others ranked as contenders. The SEC coaches define favorites for the season ahead, citing defending champion and notable challengers.
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Zipp Newman
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Browns, Moore Spark Five-Run Surge Past Pirates
The Browns overgrew a later threat to stay in second, scoring five in the sixth aided by three walks from Crowley and a bases clearing double by Jake Moore. Moore pitched seven, Hill finished in relief, and Dothan won 6-4 over Greenville. Crowley took the loss. Lindermuth and Brown starred for Dothan. Hill drove in three.
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Odenheimer
Dankel
Schuler
Citation Wins Preakness as Belmont Hope Hinges on Crown
Citation, ridden by Eddie Arcaro for Calumet, overcame a heavy track to win the Preakness, clinching a place within reach of racing’s Triple Crown. Vulcan’s Forge finished second, Boward third, with Better Self last. The day's earnings totaled a record $167,170 for Warren Wright’s stable as the Belmont Stakes on June 12 looms as the final test.
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Better Self
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Eddie
Vulcans Forge
Boward
Warren Wright
Calumet
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Nat
Wickersham wins state tennis title at Sylacauga
Top seed Alan Wickersham of Sylacauga defeated Jim Kyle of Phillips in the finals 6-4 8-0 to claim the state high school tennis championship. A Sylacauga pair also won the doubles crown as Dickey Stoner and Bill Thompson beat Edwin Williams and James A. Taylor of Huntsville 2-6 6-3 6-3.
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Alan Wickersham
Jim Kyle
Phillips High School
Birmingham
Dickey Stoner
Bill Thompson
Edwin Williams
James A. Taylor
Huntsville High
Dothan Legion to Host Ozark in Exhibition Game
Dothan American Legion junior baseball club faces Ozark this afternoon at 2 30 in Wiregrass Stadium. Manager Dave Edgar reports the exhibition matchup should draw local fans. The U S Navy uses 25 to 30 million gallons of paint yearly is noted in the report.
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Ozark
Wiregrass Stadium
Dave Edgar
U. S. Navy
LSU Takes 13th SEC Track Title in Birmingham Meet
LSU dominated the SEC track and field championships scoring 41 points to win its 13th title. Auburn Tulane and Georgia Tech followed. Roland Knecht set a conference high jump record at 6 5 7 8. Brenz led Tulane with 10 firsts in sprints and sprints.
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Bean
Kelly Horn
Alabama
Bernie Moore
Paul Brenz
Tulane Come
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Joe Pennington
Pam Swift Dickey
Herb Graves
George Hills
Florida
Fred Carley
Whitey Overton
M Snerd Crosby In Golf Tourney
Washington capitals report a one day celebrity golf tournament featuring Senator Taft Mortimer Snerd Margaret Truman Bo Crosby Dirgs Dean and Gen Omar Bradley as entrants The event is described as one of the wackiest tours with tough entry requirements and a field including notable Open contenders and sports figures from the Washington Post list
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Ohio
Mortimer Snerd
Margaret Truman
Bo Crosby
Dirgs Dean
Omar Bradley
Anerran
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Yellow Emerges as Strongest Hue in Luminosity Studies
Scientists report yellow dominates perceived brightness under high luminosity, linking color strength to illumination efficiency. Research notes the hue’s prominence in vision tests and material reflectance, suggesting practical applications in design and branding.
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