Yankees Batting Rebounds as Slump Eases
Yankees surge back into form with eight solid hits off Sammy Gray and Ed Strelecki ensuring a 7 to 3 win over the Browns. Senators topple Detroit 6 to 3 as Washington halts Detroit’s streak, while Cleveland edges Boston 4 to 3. Giants fall after Har1 Sheely’s eighth inning homer. Pirates beat the McGraws 4 to 3. Browns lose. Cards top Braves 5 to 1. Robins defeated 11 to 2. Reds halt Phillies 7 to 5. Kaplan vs Wallace in Madison Square Garden. Lewis wed Tomaso in Riverside. Malone talks breaks. Canzoneri vs Routig in Chicago. Wolfe throws no-hit game for Quincy
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Gelef Up There Chicago Singer Declares Bankruptcy
Chicago singer Gelef Up There files for bankruptcy while comments note a preference for lively venues over cemeteries, reflecting local urban culture and candid city wit amid tough times.
Prince of Wales Improves Golf At Sunningdale In Weekend
The Prince of Wales has reduced his golf handicap to 15 after a weekend at Sunningdale with instruction from James Braid. His headquarters at Middleton house overlook the course, while cabinet figures like Winston Churchill and Ramsay MacDonald also feature in a light talk on golf handicaps and noted playing styles.
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Preakness Features Day for Nation's Race Fans
Baltimore May 10 1938 Preakness stakes features 18 of 94 nominations for the 38th running with $60000 added. Crowds expected above 30000 as three favorites headlined by Samuel Ross Greycoat The Nut and Dr Freeland based on spring form. Vice President Curtis attends the Maryland season climax.
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National League Results and Today’s Matchups
Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh 4 New York 3 and Cincinnati 7 Philadelphia 2. Chicago beat Brooklyn and New York 7, St. Louis 3, and Boston 9 3. Today features New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Boston at St. Louis Washington at Chicago. Toronto 4 Reading 1 Newark 6 Buffalo 5.
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Golf moguls unveil lighter larger ball for 1981 rollout
New York May 10 A new golf ball lighter and larger than present standards will be adopted nationwide on January 1 1981. After five years of testing the USGA says the 1.68 inch diameter and 1.58 ounce ball is easier to hit and better for the average golfer in all aspects of play.
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Sectional Track Meets Draw Record Field at WVU
Morgantown May 10 WVU officials report a record 62 high schools filed for sectional qualifiers for the West Virginia State Scholastic Track and Field meet to be held May 17 and 18. Eight sectional meets will determine entrants for finals, with strong entries from groups including Martinsburg Elkins Clarksburg Parkersburg Wheeling Charleston Oak Hill and Morgantown among others.
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Pyles Runners Nearing Dallas in Long Derby Jaunt
Sherman Texas May 10 C C Pyles coast to coast runners enter a 74 mile leg to Dallas as Pete Gavuzzi England leads in elapsed time and extends his gap over Johnny Salo Passaic New Jersey to two hours twenty nine minutes.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Elam Pennsylvania Joe Dundee won a points decision over Johnny Ketchell of Chester. Aley Stagg beat Joe Vernandes in Des Moines. Russie Le Roy defeated Guy Little in Eau Claire. Tony Herrera stopped Henry Perlick in Kalamazoo, Herman Perlick outpointed Jimmy Borci. Soldier Duan and Al Marx drew in Fort Snelling. Davy Atlers beat Jack Rawleigh in St Paul.
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Mid-Atlantic League Scores and Tonight’s Pairings
Yesterday results show Clarksburg defeated Fairmont 7 5 Cumberland beat Jeannette 4 3 Scottdale edged Johnstown 2 1 Charleroi won over Wheeling 4 2. Tonight Clarksburg visits Fairmont Cumberland faces Jeannette Scottdale at Johnstown Charleroi hosts Wheeling.
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Major American Association Scores Report
The notebook lists several baseball scores with city teams including Rochester and Baltimore tied to five and six runs, Montreal at six, Jersey City three, Milwaukee ten, Columbus seven, St Paul six, Indianapolis four, Minneapolis fifteen, Louisville six, Toledo six, Kansas City fourteen. The fragmentary items reflect a busy slate across multiple cities.
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Ficuello Wins Amateur Title In National Heavyweight Fight
New York May 10 The A A U heavyweight crown goes to Ralph Ficuello of New York after he defeats Charles Handson, another New Yorker, in a decisive bout at the international boxing tournament. Elmer Buddy Howard had beaten Pienello and Hungon in Boston but was declared ineligible by the AACU.
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German officers to train with U S Army for a year
Two German army officers are attached to the United States Army to receive instruction for about a year at American military service schools. Previously, they observed American army maneuvers while serving at the German embassy in Washington.
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