Yanks Take Lead In American League As Cochrane Injury Shifts Power
The Associated Press reports the American League race tightens after Mickey Cochrane's accident, with the Yankees rallying to a 7-0 win over the Tigers and a six game winning streak powering their charge. Latty Gomez and George Kell’s homer sparked a scoring burst, while pitchers limit opponents to under two runs per game. Giants beat Reds 3-? as Indians rally past Athletics 5-6 in ninth. Cardinals beat Red Sox 6-4 on Johnny Mize homer. other scores include Phillies 6-11 over Cubs and White Sox 5 over Senators, with Browns losing 11-9 to Red Sox in a brawl ending.
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Murderers Row
Gehrig and Company
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Yanks
Cochrane- Jess Tigers
Bigge
Latty Gomez
George Belkirk
Giants
Reds
Cleveland
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Bruce Campbell
Billy Sullivan
New York
al Hollingsworth
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Cardinals
Boston Brees
Johnny Mize
Lefty Lamaster
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Browns
Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
Attila Sabatino outpointed Frankie Blair in New York while Toby Virgil defeated Lloyd Pine in Cincinnati and Walter Woods stopped Amos Tiger in Tacoma. Readouts list fighters from Los Angeles, Camden, Ak ron, and Key West with brief results and checks.
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Attila Sabatino
Puerto Rico
Frankie Blair
Camden
N. J
Cincinnati
Toby Virgil
Los Angeles
Lloyd Pine
Akron
Tacoma
Walter Woods
Amos Tiger
Key West
Fla
Injured Cochrane Passes Good Night Reported Better Today
New York May 27 An official bulletin said Mickey Cochrane Detroit Tigers catcher passed a good night and his condition improved after a head injury from a Tuesday pitch. Doctors caution his life is the priority though fans and peers hope he may play again.
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New York
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Tigera
Yankees
Doctora
Phyricians
Mickey
Beau
Stookey
Walsh
East Dominates Weaker Western Schools In 61st 1A4A Track Meet
East’s strongest field of track stars arrives at Randalls Island for the 61st annual 4-A games. Teams from Columbia, Cornell, Yale, Dartmouth loom as title favorites, with Pitt led by John Woodruff and others defending 15 previous crowns. Alabama… (text truncated)
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Randall’s Island Stadium
New York
Randalls Island Stadium
Marquette
Michigan State
Columbia
Cornell
Yale
Dartmouth
Pittsburgh
Long John Wood
Woodruff
Edgar Mason
Pitt
John Donovan
Lou Burns
Manhattan
Herbert H. Corneil
Peter Bennett
Alton Bell
Maine
Irving Folwartahny
Rhode Island State
Anthony Geniawisz
Tddie O'Brien
Syracuse
Ward Cuff
Evelin Tomer
Lettermen Named for DWU Basketball Team
Mitchell May 27 Dakota Wesleyan University announces letter awards for the Tigers basketball squad. Recipients include Maurice Gardens and Gale Williams from Mitchell, Gomer Chic and Harold Oxwong from Mitchell, Relph Noumen from Gettysburg, Norm Lehnert from Clinton, Howard Hahn from Doland, Lester Greene from Roundup, and Roy Jensen from Fort Dodge, among others, selected by Coach Lester C. Belding and approved by the athletic board.
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Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Lester C. Belding
Tiger Squad
Maurice Gardens
Gale Williams
Gomer
Chic
Howard School
Gettysburg
Harold Oxwong
Relph Noumen
Norm Lehnert
Clinton
Howard Hahn
Doland
Lester Greene
Roundup
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Narrow League Wins
Wayne Lamaster carried Phillies to a three hit game with ten strikeouts in a 1 run win over the Athletics. Letty Gomez blanked the Tigers with nine hits, while Gua Mancuso fueled a 6-3 Giants victory with a two run double and three singles. Jimmy Foxx hit a homer and two singles in a Red Sox win. Johnny Mize homered in the ninth with two aboard to lift the Cardinals over the Bees 4 3. Dixie Walker drove in the White Sox final run in a ninth inning rally against the Senators. Vincent Lopez beat Hardy Kruskamp in Los Angeles.
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Billy Sullivan
Indians
Athletics
Letty Gomez
Yankees
Tigers
Gua Mancuso
Giants
Reds
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Browns
Johnny Mize
Cardinels
Bees
Dixie Walker
White Sox
Jimnina Rally Aganst Senators
Silent Scot Faces Harry Cooper And Heavy Odds Today
In a PGA tour event at Pittsburgh, Silent Scot Foulis meets Harry Cooper in the 36 hole round while Byron Nelson eyes a upset. Tim Foutis, with Scottish lineage, is among the famed field as Denny Shute, Ed Dudley, Paul Runyan and others take on top contenders in a wide array of matchups.
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Graham Pittsburgh
Playera
Jim Foulis
Jim
Tim
Mashie
Tom Morris
Old St Andrews
Jimmie
Scotland
Denny Shute
Harry Coopwre
England
Jimmy Thomson
St. Andrews
Farrell
Nelson
Foutis
Cooper
Harry
Johnny Farrell
Johnny
Byron Nelson
Reading
Pittsburgh
Amon
Boston
Ed Dudley
Philadelphia
Paul Runyan
Jimmy Hines
Garden City
Horton Smith
Chicago
Henry Picard
Hershey
Vic Gheexi
Deal
N. J
Tony Manero
Felbody
Mass
Jimmy
Thomson
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Harold McSpaden
Winchester
Mullet on the Green Becomes Clubhouse Jest at Knollwood
Golf writer notes a quirky incident at Knollwood Country Club White Plains NY where Jim Sinclair topped a shot at Miami Country Club and a mullet jumped into the water ball. The display fish with bell in its gill while the swing mechanics are analyzed explaining why eye focus and body motion affect contact.
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Art Krenz
NEA Service
Miami
Mia
Jim Sinclair
Sinclair
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
N. Y
Nebraska Loop Overtime Thrills In Tenining State League
Beatrice Mitchell and Sioux Falls win to widen gap from lower bracket in Nebraska State Baseball League. Mitchell scores four in 10th to beat Grand Island 4 2, Norfolk loses control 8 7 to Sioux Falls, Heath edges Fairbury in 10th as standings tighten and top three hold their positions.
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Grand Island
Sioux Falls
Beatrice
Associated Press
Waya
Norfolk
Heaths
Fairbury
McQuiston
Knox
Robinson
Smith
Wed
Anderson
Koenig
Ransdell
Jacobson
Mielke
Faulkton to Play Watertown Monday Baseball Meeting
Faulkton faces Watertown in a Monday baseball game at Lake Kampeska Park. Bud Wakefield will likely start for Watertown. Oaks should pitch for Faulkton after a strong state title season. Watertown leads the North Central League with two wins and no losses. Sunshine State League games include Webster at Watertown and De Smet at Clark. Esmond Junior team seeks Friday revenge after a 19 to 1 loss to Carthage last Thursday.
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Pha
Faulkton
Lake Kampeska Park
Bud Wakefield
Oaks
Redfield
Webster
de ‘Smet
Clark
Esmond
Carthage
Pune
Rizzo of Columbus Eyes Hit Record in Hickey
Chicago May 2047 Ivo reports Columbus outfielder Johony Rizzo slugged a triple and a single to extend his consecutive game hitting streak to 77, seven behind Eddie Marshall’s league mark. The Hed Birds beat Kansas City Blues 4 3 in 10. Brewers slide with a 7 6 loss to Toledo. Buck Marrow limits St Paul as Louisville wins 8 2. Indianapolis routs Minneapolis 11 1 with Ox Eckhardt and Dan Taylor each collecting three hits.
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Ivo
Johony Rizzo
American Association
Neto Ord
Columbus
Eddie Marshall
Marshall
Kansas City Blues
Marsha
Milwaukee Brewer
Rizzo
Hed Birds
Blues
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Brewers
Toledo
Roy Collenbine
George Bleeholder
Buck Marrow
St. Paul
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Indianapolis
Walter Touscher
Charley Wagner
Ox Eckhardt
Dan Taylor
Minneapolis
Chapman Is Still In British Open
In Sandwich England on May 27 United States contender Diels Chapman of Greenwich Conn won his fourth round match in the British Open golf championship to reach the quarterfinals four and two over Stanley Morrison. Spectators enjoyed the caddies while Chapman kept his drives in play and rallied after rough starts. Other Americans alive were Wilford Wehrle of Racine Wis and Robert Sweeney of New York City but prospects for an American champion remained uncertain.
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Eng
Diels’ Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
Chapman
United States
Stanley Morrison
Caddia Corps
Morriréa
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
Wis
Robert Sweeney
London
Gordon Peters
Great Britain
MIOR LEAGUE LEADERS
American League leaders include Baning Cronin Red Sox 42 and Huns Cochrane Walker Greenberg Gehringer Tigers 27 each Benura White Sox and Greenberg Tigers 3 driven in. Medwick leads NL batting 430 with 31 runs and 31 RBIs Demaree Cubs Barell Medwick 3 HRs. J Martin 8 steals Cardinals. pitching Hubbell Warneke lead.
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Medwick
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Mas- Tyett
Dodgers
Cadan
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Barnell
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Cardia
Demaree
Cubs
Barell
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