Boston Bees Rise In National League Race
Boston Bees moved into fifth place after an 11th win in 23 games and an overtime victory as they rebounded from last season. The Yankees beat the Browns 4 1 and the Red Sox won 3 1 as rain limited other games. The Giants traded Smoky Joe Martin for Eddie Mayo while Rube Waldberg and Fritz Ostermueller kept the Tigers quiet.
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Associated Press
Tigers
Cubs
Giants
Browns Hurling Corps
Boston Bees
Bees
Yanks
Browns
Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Phillies
Yankees
Red Sox
Eddie Mayo
Rube Walberg
Fritz Ostermueller
Boston
Smoky Joe Martin
Baltimore
British Soldier Hero Passes At Age Of 75
London May 14 Lord Allenby Britain's soldier hero of Palestine died suddenly at his Kensington home He was 75 years old The viscount who led imperial forces into Jerusalem during World War I was famed for dominance and later renounced the glory of conquest and its Dead Sea fruit
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London
Lord Allenby
Britain
Palestine
Kensington
Viscount Eld
Jerusalem
Dead Sea
Prospects Bright for 12-Horse Field in Preakness at Pimlico
Baltimore May 14. A 12 horse Preakness field is shaping up at Pimlico with Swashbuckler owned by Mrs Janon Fisher among leading nominees. The colt has sprint wins but his trainer believes he can handle the mile and three sixteenths. Many horses are on grounds and several are considered likely starters. Venture the early favorite may or may not have Sonny Workman aboard as he may ride Two Bob in Kentucky Oak at Churchill Downs.
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Pimlico
Swashbuckler
Janon Fisher
Maryland Breeders’ Association
Fisher
Tal Price Heatiey
Hollywood
Broookmeade Stable
Delphinium
M. L. Schwartz
Venture
Sonny Workman
Workman
C. V. Whitney
Bob
Churchill, Downs
Baltimore
Detton Triumphs in Two Falls at Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey Dean Detton from Salt Lake City defeated Hark Barber from New Hampshire two falls to none in a pro wrestling match last night. Detton, listed at 222 pounds, defeated Barber, 216 pounds, in a best two of three falls bout.
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Trenton
N. J
Dean Detton
Salt Lake City
Hark Barber
New Hampshire
Baseball scores and today’s National League pairings
Yesterday in the National League Boston defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 3 in ten innings and Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 9 to 7. Rain affected other games with Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia St. Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York on the slate. In the American League Boston beat Detroit 3 to 1 and New York defeated St. Louis 4 to 1. Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Chicago New York at St. Louis and Boston at Detroit also listed.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Birrr
Louis
Clabes Pet
Sam Parks Jr Wins Open Title After Mocking Doubters
New York May 14 Sam Parks Jr once dismissed as a fluke finally claims a victory after critics mocked his Oakmont triumph. The American open champ, embarrassed no more, trains at Baltusrol for defense of his title June 4 to 6, facing renewed hope from insiders who once doubted him.
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New York
Sam Parks, Jr
Oakmont
Sam
California
Pinehurst
Baltusrol
Short Hills
N. J
Conk Captures Karpis and Campbell in Kidnap Case
Rob inson, linked to the $300,000 Bremer Hamm Minnesota kidnapings, faced delayed arraignment as his parents seek revival in Nashville. Federal officials say he cannot be eligible for parole after 15 years. Mrs Stoll, wife of an oil executive, was beaten by her captor in a Paris apartment, raising Lindbergh law death-penalty implications.
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Alvin Karpis
Harry Campbell
Edward G. Bremer
William Hamm
Minnesota
Robinson
Nashville
Tenn
Stoll
Paris
Pros Poking Fun At Little Getting Beat
A collection of odd notes on sports figures and events. Lawson Lit je Jr and Darrell Lester among others are mentioned. Chambersillin returning to Dartmouth as backfield coach. various anecdotes about Dodgers players Van Mungo Nat Fleischer and Joe Louis camp events. scattered remarks on Grants Davis Cup status and El mira quarterback Babe LeVoir.
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Eddie Brietz
Associated Press
New York
Lawson Lit Je, Jr
Gar Davidson
Darrell Lester
Texas Christian
West Point
Bobby Wilson
Army
Eddie Chamberlain
Dartmouth
Austen Lake
Boston American
Harvard
W. K
Bill King
Boston
Brooklyn
Joe Stripp
Dodgers
Stengel
P. S
Salawaeschter
Bitsy Grant
Wilmer Allison
Grant
Rabbit Maranville
Elmira
Debbit
van Mungo
Nat Fleischer
The
Ring
Washington
Freddy Miller
Petey Sarrom
Nat
Miller
West Virginia Tennis Team Opens East Swing
The Mountaineers led by Sam Littlepage begin a three day east tour with George Washington at Washington and Georgetown today and Cumberland, Md to follow. Coach Dave Jacobs names Kenny Thorn John Hesse Paul Tennant Howard Ebbe and Scott Camp as part of the traveling squad.
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Charleston
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Sam Littlepage
George Washington
Washington
Georgetown
Cumberland
Dave Jacobs
Kenny Thorn
John Hesse
Paul Tennant
Howard Ebbe
Scott Camp
Wheeling
Triadelphia High School
Liberty College
Tiltonsville
Potentiaf
Blayney
Liberty
Bill Tilden
Tennis players add Morgantown to tour list and visit
Professional players have added Morgantown West Virginia to their itinerary visiting the university city on Monday. Mrs Phillip J Cochran holder of Morgantown golf record invited to join Nemacolin Country Club team Beallsville Pa in western Pennsylvania tournament starting today.
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Morgantown
West Virginia
University City
Phillip J. Cochran
Nemacolin Country Club
Beallsville
Pennsylvania
Rain Wipes Out Two Tilts In Middle Atlantic Circuit
Rain kept the league leading Charleston Senators and the second place Zanesville club idle and washed out a Middle Atlantic game between Huntington and Canton. Dayton crushed Akron 11 6 while Johnstown beat Portsmouth 5 4. Johnstown’s Roetz snagged a foul from over a wire fence as Lee of Portsmouth struck out ten. Today’s schedule includes Zanesville at Charleston and Canton at Huntington, Akron at Dayton, Johnstown at Portsmouth.
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Zanesville
Huntington
Canton
Dayton
Akron
Johnstown
Portsmouth
Dayton Ducks
Buttan
Lee
Roetz
Charleston
Convicts seize brickyard, kill foreman during prison escape
Twelve hours after 24 inmates overpowered guards and fled the Oklahoma brickyard, eight remained at large. Powell, the foreman, was killed in the car they commandeered. hostages Gossett and others were wounded as investigators, police, and officials pursue the desperadoes. Tuck Cope and Victor Conn were among the guards, with Powell beaten before his murder.
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Roy W. Kenny
A. D. Powell
Brickyard
Powell
McAlester
Tuck and Conn
Brain Beating Patterns Measured At AMA Meeting
At the AMA gathering in Kansas City experts from Harvard Medical School described the electroencephalograph as revealing individual brain beat patterns. Normal and drunken states showed distinct voltages and frequencies with hungover patterns differing from normal. The report listed researchers Gibbs Lennox Hallowell Davis Erna Gibbs and Albert Grass and noted hopes for diagnostic uses.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Kansas City
American Medical Association
Harvard Medical School
Frederick A. Gibbs
William G. Lennox
Hallowell Davis
Erna L. Gibbs
Albert Grass
State Senate Winners Led In Returns In West Virginia
Continued results show veterans leading in state senate races with Fahey of Weirton among those listed. Winners include Dan B. Fleming St Marys Democrat third district C Frank Millender Wayne Democrat sixth district A L Helmick Thomas Republican fourteenth district L B Snyder New Martinsville Democrat and Walter F Ball New Martinsville with no opposition. Other victors include third district Robert F Hickman Elizabeth Republican fifth district Calvin N Hall Democrat and B R Osborne Republican unopposed in some races. House winners listed include Hardy G W Miley Democrat Randolph John Bosworth Jr Democrat Hampshire Milleson Democrat.
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Fahey
Weirton
Dan B. Fleming
St. Marys
C. Frank Millender
Wayne
A. L. Helmick
Thomas
L. B. Snyder
New Martinsville
Walter F. Ball
Robert F. Hickman
Elizabeth
Calvin N. Hall
B. R. Osborne
Earl Smith
John J. Pelter
Kel Holliday
Logan
Emmett ©. Wiseman
Fayetteville
Floyd J, Precious
Fred C. Allen
Earl H. Smith
Rollo Conley
George W. Jackson
L. M. Brannen
J. Buhl Shahan
Harry B. Martin
Helmick
J. 4. Weirich
James 8. Dailey
Martinsburg
House of Delegates
Hardy
G. W. Miley
Randolph
John Bosworth, Jr
Hampshire
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