Philadelphia Athletics Top Yankees 7 4 in Rain Shortened Game
Philadelphia Athletics defeat New York Yankees 7 to 4 in a rain shortened Sunday game witnessed by about 40,000 fans at home. Groves of the Athletics matched a win against the Yankees, finishing a strong showing amid erratic play as weather interrupted the afternoon. Meanwhile the Tigers beat the Browns 16 to 9, and other league action was cut short by rain with the Cardinals losing to subs 4 to 0 at Chicago. Regular play resumed after sparse crowds and unsettled weather across the circuit.
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Rainy day sports results across leagues with scattered games
Yesterday's results show multiple leagues affected by rain with many postponed games. National and American leagues report scattered scores including Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Detroit and Boston Washington matchups. Several games from the Western and American associations were completed with notable scores such as Tulsa Des Moines Omaha Denver and Minneapolis Toledo weather conditions caused widespread delays.
Today’s Major Games Across Leagues and Cities
Detroit visits St Louis. Chicago plays Cleveland. Boston travels to Washington and New York hosts Boston. Brooklyn meets Philadelphia. Pittsburgh vs Cincinnati. St Louis visits Chicago. Minneapolis faces Toledo. St Paul at Columbus. Kansas City hosts Indianapolis. Milwaukee visits Louisville. Denver at Oklahoma City. Des Moines at Tulsa. Omaha at Wichita. Pueblo at Topeka.
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Ray Hahn Named Coach at Mines Chadron
Ray D Hann, Kansas State College alum and former assistant to Arthur R Stark at Chadron Normal, is chosen head coach of the School of Mines at Rapid City South Dakota. His predecessor O C Thomas resigned as Rapid City head coach after five years at the opening of the 1929 basketball season. Hahn previously coached a year at Norton Kansas and three years at Downers Grove Kansas.
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Cubs Set to Face East With Confidence Under McCarthy
Cubs manager Joe McCarthy exudes faith in his pitching after four games against the Pirates and Cardinals, noting their scant 20 hits and declaring the team capable of breaking the pennant drought in the East. A separate English trial reports a new invisibility aid multiplying visibility tenfold in fog.
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Campbell Fails to Beat World Speed Record
Verneue Pan, Cape of Good Hope April 22 Captain Malcolm Campbell, famed British auto racer, failed to beat the world speed record of 231 miles per hour set by Major H. O. D. Segrave. In two measured mile runs yesterday his speeds were 224.58 mph on the first and 212.51 mph on the return, averaging 248.54 for the two runs. Campbell said he would not attempt again until the bad stretches on the course were removed.
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Drinking in spring training stirs baseball camps says Meade
Toledo News-Bee veteran writer Dick Meade notes a rising prominence of drinking in modern spring training, detailing wild behavior by players, the lure of Southern distillers, and recent incidents. The piece cites Virgil Barnes of the Brewers and a midseason shift sending Barnes to the Boston Braves.
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Boston job loss and Milwaukee shipping shift detailed
A terse report notes a $9,000 job loss in Boston and a subsequent $4,560 shipping relocation in Milwaukee. The item signals a financial setback and logistical change affecting involved parties and local operations.
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Coast Guardsmen Charge Fishermen After Boatboardings
An investigation began at the coast guard base in Fort Lauderdale Florida into charges against four fishermen. The report states drunken guards boarded a boat at Burnham Island in Little River Inlet and used a pistol to take three fishermen as prisoners without filing charges.
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Fisher Body parts to be sold at factory list prices via GM dealers
General Motors will supply Fisher Body parts through its dealers at factory list prices, eliminating reliance on small shops with inadequate equipment and high charges. Training will occur at GM sites in Detroit and Oakland, California, as part of this program.
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