Winning and Losing Streaks Ended by Home Runs
Wilson and Ruth tie for lead with 16 each after yesterday’s action in ten major league games. Associated Press report notes streaks ending as home runs shifted the balance with key hits from both players and others, highlighting ongoing performances in the season’s early schedule.
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Baseball Leaders and Scores From League Play
Baseball highlights show Wilson and Ruth leading in homers, Cuyler and Rice top steals, with Rice batting and Simmons driving in runs. Teams like the Yankees, Red Sox, Giants, Athletics, Cubs, Reds, and White Sox posted big results as errors and near records mix with doubleheaders and triple plays.
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Baseball Results in American Association Standings
In the American Association Toledo lost 0 to 0 while Indianapolis won 13 to 11 and Columbus 6 to 9. Louisville went 7 to 11 and St Paul edged Minneapolis 9 to 6. Kansas City beat Milwaukee 4 to 3. Saturday Columbus defeated Louisville 5 to 2 and Toledo 1 to 3 Indianapolis.
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Yesterday's Stars In Pitching Duel And Home Run Spree
The article notes players like Wilson Cube Drove and Fred Fitzsimmons leading a Braves attack that earned 12 hits in a doubleheader, beating the Pirates 9 4 to 6 3. Todt Rhyne Red Sox completed a triple play against the Yankees, while Johnny Frederick and Babe Herman powered the Robins with six June runs and two homers each against the Phils. Bennie Frye sparked the Heds to seven hits in a win over the Cardinals.
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Jones Plans Hard Rest Before British Open
London June 2 Bobby Jones after winning the British amateur title at St Andrews heads to Paris for a period of hard resting before aiming to reclaim the British Open in mid month. His British Open wins and the Paris stopover come as the British press lauds his recent triumphs, noting the favorable reception of his performance among readers and editors. Jones progressed through rounds at St Andrews defeating Roper Shankland Tolley Watt Johnston Fid dian Voigt and Wethered before beating Roger Wethered in the final.
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Mudhens suffer two shutouts in doubleheader defeat
Toledo Mudhens fail to score in both sections of a doubleheader against Indianapolis as Claude Jonnard and strong Louisville rally produce a 13 to 0 opener and a low scoring rematch. Louisville and Columbus pull ahead in key standings while Milwaukee edges Kansas City in a 4 to 3 contest. Hopkins leads Saint Paul with two homers as the team splits the week’s action.
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Outdoor boxing card opens the season at Yankee Stadium
The first outdoor boxing card of the season features Schmeling versus Sharkey in a heavyweight championship prelude at Yankee Stadium. Also on the bill are Canzoneri versus Glick in a lightweight bout and Ross against Hoffman, with other city matches and local venues noted for the week ahead.
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Dairymen And Elks Lead Mixed B League Standings
Dairymen and Elks top the B league standings as clashes loom with Knights of Pythias and Armour Packers. Huronite dairy products pace A league, Armour second, while C N W and Northwestern Public Service chase. Elks travel to Sioux Falls for state tourney. schedule adjustments follow.
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Railroaders Win First Ball Game Dakota Division Opener
Steady pitching by Kennedy and a wave of base hits powered the Railroaders to an 18 to 1 victory over the Armolux packing plant team in the Dakota division opener. Despite poor conditions, the railroaders dominated, with Kennedy delivering a near invincible performance.
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Wolsey Beats Beers Hitchcock In Shutout
Pitcher Newton held the opposition to four hits as Wolsey won 4 0 behind strong wind. Center fielder Olson contributed three of Wolsey seven hits while Wolsey committed two errors to three by the visitors. The team travels to Cavour to meet Yele in the Woodmen celebration and faces Shotwell Dempster of Sioux Falls next Sunday at Bidway Park near Brookings.
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Trans Mississippi Golf Meet Opens Qualifying Play
Tulsa Oklahoma June sees 200 players entered in the Women's Trans Mississippi Golf tournament as last year’s champion Mrs C S Hill of Kansas City is absent. Medal play over 18 holes will determine 32 scorers for the championship flight and the makeup of six additional flights with trophies for each winner. Team trophy also to be decided.
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Jackrabbits Win N. C. Track Title
South Dakota Aggies win the North Central track and field championship at home, led by Weert Englemann. They take six firsts, place in every event but one, totaling 61% points. Morningside College finishes second, North Dakota State third, with ND University and USD in fourth and fifth. Five records fall including 880 yard relay, pole vault, discus, 220 hurdles, and half mile relay.
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College Track Stars Seek New Records at Chicago Meet
William Weekes reports from Chicago on the ninth annual NCAA meet at the University of Chicago where top hopefuls from Ohio State Michigan Rice Institute Texas Christian and Southern California vie for records in sprint and distance events. Trojans aim for another title as Stanford and others join the field at Stagg Field.
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