Daley Wins Again for A's to Trim Cleveland Lead
Lefty Bud Daley improved to 7-0 with a 7-2 win over the Indians, cutting Cleveland’s AL lead to a half game as Oakland climbed to fourth. He followed a four-hit shutout against Chicago and a previous strong start, with Wilhelm and other league notes in a day of AL action. White Sox, Orioles, and Tigers also posted results as NY’s Ralph Terry struggled in his return.
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Cigar Smoking Army Man to Meet Hyndman
Bob Magee an American Army lieutenant from Newton Massachusetts meets Avis Hyndman in the semi finals of the British Amateur Golf Championship at Royal St Georges in Sandwich England. Magee, 28, describes his daily cigar habit and golf routine while stationed in Germany. He hopes for promotion and a captain’s bar if he performs well.
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Standings and Friday Schedule in the Major Leagues
The standings show Cleveland 15 615 and Chicago 16 600 with Baltimore 24 18 371 leading the league. Friday games include Detroit at Chicago and Baltimore at New York with other matchups listed for Saturday and Sunday across multiple cities.
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Wildlife group proposes two weekend pheasant season in Kansas
Association for Wildlife backed a plan at its weekend convention in Junction City to split the statewide pheasant hunting season into two weekends rather than one continuous stretch. Local hunters fear extra outsiders would invade Western Kansas fields while eastern regions gain more hunting time. The debate centers on protecting farmers and crops while balancing access for sport hunters.
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Tuttle, Daley Lift A's To 7-2 Win Over Indians
Bill Tuttle and pitcher Bud Daley propelled Kansas City to a 7-2 victory over Cleveland as Tuttle collected four hits including a two run homer and three RBIs. Daley earned a 10 hitter and drove in three runs, with one on a bases loaded hit by pitch in the ninth. The A's 14 hits came off five Cleveland pitchers, Mudcat Grant suffering his first loss in four decisions.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Minor league scores across leagues with multiple games
In the Pacific Coast League Sacramento defeated San Diego 7 to 0 while Spokane beat Portland 13 to 4 Seattle lost to Vancouver 3 to 0 Salt Lake City won 10 to 8 over Phoenix In the International League Columbus triumphed over Montreal 3 to 2 Toronto beat Richmond 6 to 5 In the American Association Denver defeated Minneapolis 10 to 6 Indianapolis routed Fort Worth 6 to 1 Dallas fell to Charleston 2 to 3 and Louisville crushed Houston 18 to 5.
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Buc Mound Ace Finally Wins After Trying Ten Times
Des Moines Demons edge Pirates in a late rally as Bob Friend finally wins after ten starts. Milwaukee, Chicago, and Baltimore post wins, tightening pennant races. Banks hits a 12th homer for the Dodgers, while Linus Lincoln struggles with a long winless stretch.
Traditional Start Formation Returns for Indy 500
Indianapolis officials announce restoring the old style start for the 500 mile race after two prologues. Drivers will line up behind a moving pace car with an extra parade lap added to the start, following a history of pit is and early departures that caused crashes and injuries.
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Couple Claims Kegler Crowns Couple Claims Kegler Crowns
New York AP reports Don and Laverne Carter won the Bowling World's Champions Tournament at Madison Square Garden. Don defeated Shay Bluth as Laverne topped Mary Louise Young for two-game wins. The couple claimed titles minutes apart in a joint finale.
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Johnson Meets Nino Valdes for Heavyweight Fight
Pittsburgher Atonza Johnson, 24, challenges 224-pound Nino Valdes, the Cuban contender who has kayoed Joe Erskine and Dan Hodge in recent bouts. The 10 round nationally televised NBC bout airs at 9 p.m. EST, with Valdes ranked No. 8 by the NBA.
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