Home Run Hitting Feature Of Yesterday's Contests
Yesterday's baseball highlights show heavy home run activity across leagues. Higgins fuels a Tiger rally with a multi homer game, while Heath and others blast for Cleveland and New York in a 10-2 win. Bees overpower Reds 13-4 as Lopes and Rowell pace Boston's offense. White Sox snap a skid with a 5-4 win over Washington in Chicago. Dodgers stumble on a challenging day as Cubs and others gain ground.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Standings
Yesterday's National League results include New York 6 St Louis 6, Brooklyn 4, Boston 13 Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 7. Standings show todays games with probable pitchers: Chicago at Brooklyn Passec vs Wyatt. St Louis at New York Warneke vs Hubbell. Cincinnati at Boston Moore vs Podres. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Kelinger vs Beck.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Probable Pitchers
American League results show New York defeating with a 19 run lead and Boston losing. Others include St. Louis and Washington winners, while day’s probable pitchers feature Poston, Gatehouse, Trout, Knott, Harris, and others in matchups across Detroit, St Louis, and more.
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Cubs Grip Dodgers In Tie Denial After 13-Hit Onslaught
The Cubs toppled four Brooklyn pitchers after a 13 hit attack, while Dodgers could not overcome the late surge in the sixth. Pirates fall in another heartbreaker 8-7 to Phillies as bullpen falters after a 7-1 lead fading. Giants blank Cardinals 6-0 with Danning driving five runs via homer and bases loaded triple, Ott adding a solo shot.
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Harry Danning
Mel Ott
Jeffra Cops Title Again in Baltimore Boxing Show
Jeffra outpointed Joey Archibald over 15 rounds to defend or win a featherweight crown in Baltimore. The bout, un sanctioned by the NBA, drew 4,500 fans at the Coliseum as Jeffra controlled the action from the start and nearly finished Archibald in the second round with a series of rights.
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Washington
Coliseum
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Fairmont State Tops West Liberty Amid Wild Pitches
In Wheeling on May 21 Fairmont State Teachers College defeated West Liberty 10 to 4 as Wild pitching from the visitors aided by five first inning runs and four in the third. Fairmont capitalized on five hits seven walks and three wild pitches to secure the win.
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Keller Fails as Yank Soph Riding Bench
Charley Keller, Yankee bench rider, slumps after a standout rookie season. He ends the year with a .231 average over 21 games and is benched by Joe McCarthy for weak hitting. Other sophomores like Ted Williams and Gene Thompson show mixed starts as 1940s baseball notes recap rookie jinx trends and early form.
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Chicago
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Charley Keller
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Cincinnati
Joe McCarthy
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Cincingeti
Gene Thompson
Yankees
Atley Donald
Mort Cooper
St. Lewis
Ike Pearson
Phils
John Kramer
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Barney McCosky
Mike Tresch
Chicago White Sox
Yesterday's Stars Show Standout Performances Across Leagues
Al Smith of the Indians limited the Yankees to three hits as Cleveland rolled to a 10-2 win. Pinky Higgins blasted three homers for Detroit in a 10-run barrage against Boston. Merrill May collected three hits in four at bats with two doubles for Philadelphia against Pittsburgh. John Rigney of the White Sox shut out the Senators on two hits over seven innings, adding a double for fame.
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Open Golf Championship Qualifying in Cleveland Field Grows
The national open golf championship will stage sectional qualifiers across 25 sites starting Monday with 1,136 hopefuls and 31 exemptions from last year. Chicago leads entries with 150 players, Cleveland next with 138, and New York third with 100 as 779 pros and 367 amateurs compete for 199 spots in the June 6 to 8 event.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ashland Whips Leaders In State Baseball Loop
Ashland Colonels defeated Bluefield 17 12 in a high scoring Mountain State league game. Bezdek hit a homer and Ashland belted two triples two doubles and a single in the seventh inning. Huntington rallied to beat Logan 10 7 in 11 innings. Williamson worked 10 hits eight walks to fuel a 12 6 win over Welch as three pitchers struggled for control.
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Fights Last Night Wide Boxing Results Across Cities
Boxing card excerpts from New York Salt Lake City Baltimore Columbus Holyoke Sioux City Newark show bouts with outpoints and stoppages. Notable results include Bobby McIntyre stopping Jimmy Fantini in New York and Abe Simon outpointing Eddie Blunt in Newark.
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Detroit
Jimmy Fantini
Salt Lake City
Tiger Jack Fox
Spokane
Wash
al Delaney
Baltimore
Harry Jeffra
Joey Archibald
Providence
R. J
Columbus
Jack
Buddy) Walker
Lou Thomas
Indianapolis
Holyoke
Mass
Art Dorrel
Dallas
Frankie Terranova
Sioux City
Red Bruce
Pittsburgh
Andy Miller
Drew
Vicky Harkins
Philadelphia
Virce Fratello
Hackensack
Newark
N. J
Abe Simon
Eddie Blunt
Charleston Dentist Elected New Dental Society Head
Charleston May 21 West Virginia State Dental society opened its 34th convention electing Dr. N. H. Baker of Charleston as president and electing other officers from the city and region to lead the society into the new term.
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West Virginia State Dental Society
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Baseball Managers Meeting Set For Thursday Night
A very important meeting of the baseball managers will be held at the Lawson Community Center Thursday evening at 7 30 oclock. A schedule will be drawn for the season and all managers are urged to attend. Nine teams have entered the Taylor County Baseball league sponsored by the American Baseball Congress under the Rec reactional project supervision.
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American Baseball Congress
Banks M’fadden to join pro football with Dodgers
Clemson star Banks M’Fadden will pursue pro fame with the Brooklyn Dodgers after a standout college career in football basketball and track. Other notes cover Connie Mack’s big $8,000 bonus, Seabiscuit’s $2,500 service fee, Belle Martell’s debut as licensed woman referee, and Snead’s $36,000 earnings last year.
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Rival Demos seek chairmanship reshuffle amid agreement
Details of a party power split emerged as Lawrence spoke for his faction allied with Senator Guffey and neutrals led by John B. Kelly. Hart stepped aside to clear path for Lawrence while campaign manager Dr. Luther A. T. BS pation was proposed as part of the deal.
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M'Gee Nominated for Postmaster Posts by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt sent nominations to the senate for postmaster appointments. Arling C. McGee in Elkins Harper H. Hudson Derbin Rufus L. Keel Coldwood are named for confirmation in this May 21 notice from Washington.
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Rufus L. Keel
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Roughage and digestion in health ally article
The piece explains roughage or cellulose as plant fiber that resists digestion and remains as residue in the digestive tract while aiding transit. It cites spinach celery squash lettuce oranges apples bananas and whole wheat cellulose percentages and notes bulk can aid laxation but may irritate some individuals. It also references fatigue studies and quotes Dr Ira Wile on sustained productivity and long career effort.
Ma He's Making Eyes at Me at the Opera House
Universal presents Ma He's Making Eyes at Me at the Opera House featuring Tom Brown Constance Moore and a cast including Richard Carle Anne Nagel Jerome Cowan Elizabeth Risdon and Fritz Feld in a musical revue style romance. The plot centers on clever schemes to rescue a Fifth Avenue gown business while Moore portrays a Broadway model who rises to fame overnight with musical numbers and revues.
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Richard Carle
Anne Nagel
Jerome Cowan
Elizabeth Risdon
Fritz Feld
Brown
Fifth Avenue
Miss’ Moore
Mitchell and Chamberlain
Vivien Fay
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Marie Greene
Plete
Huis
Charles Grayson
Edmund
B. Hartmann
Breda
History of Taylor County and Noted Figures in Grafton
The History of Taylor County recounts a local leader dethroned after nine years of influence in Grafton as he retires to his farm along the old Webster. W. S. Rowland, a former Baltimore and Ohio railroad retiree, lives on Maple Avenue West Grafton and winters in Florida. He was famed as a careful Parkersburg branch motorman trusted with notable visits and figures, including Presidents Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, Roosevelt, and Queen Marie of Romania during her U.S. tour.
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United States
Supreme Court declines appeal on Weir chair ruling
Washington reports the Supreme Court declined to review a decision upholding Chairman E. T. Weir’s ruling at the National… details are unclear in the fragment, but the court did not grant a further appeal.
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Greenbrier Valley Forms Commerce Bureau Dinner Meeting
A Greenbrier Valley effort toward forming a local commerce organization was discussed at a dinner attended by residents from Summers and Nicholas counties. A report by Paul Catrill outlined objectives for industrial and agricultural development. The group considered names including Greenbrier Allegheny association and Greenbrier Valley, Inc., but took no official action.
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