Dodgers Tie Reds for NL Lead as Giants top Reds
Dodgers and Reds each hold 18 wins eight losses in tight NL pennant race. Giants beat Derringer 4-1 as Johnny Rizzo homers for Reds, while Hubbell wins for New York. Indians top Red Sox 9-6, Yankees hammer Tigers 8-2, White Sox win 10-1, and Senators beat Browns 9-2 behind Ken Chase.
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National League Yesterday Results and Today Schedule
Yesterday Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh 3 to 1 and New York won 6 to 4 over Cincinnati. Other games postponed due to rain. Today Cincinnati at New York Walters versus Schumacher. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Bowerman versus Hamlin. St Louis at Boston Wareke against Posedel.
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Baseball scores from the American League games
Cleveland defeats Boston 9 to 6 while Chicago wins 10 to 1 over Philadelphia New York 8 Detroit 2 Washington 9 St Louis 2.
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STAR GOLFERS LEAD IN MEET
In Fort Worth on May 23, the women's southern golf tournament reached the quarterfinal stage with no upsets. National champion Betty Jameson led by beating Mrs. Hury 5 and 4 while Marion Miley, Jane Cotran, Dorothy Kirby, Mrs. Goldthwaite, and others advanced to set up two anticipated clashes.
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San Antonio
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Lexington Ky
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Marshall Cagers To Go On West Coast Journey
Marshall college basketball plans a west coast tour with December stops including Denver. Coach Cam Henderson says the team will play nightly against clubs and a Colorado college on tour. The trip also lists California Berkeley and Detroit among destinations, with dates in December 1921 and January.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Major League Wins
Babe Dahlgren of the Yankees homered and collected four singles for a perfect day at bat against the Tigers. Ken Keltner of the Indians hit a homer with a run batted in, plus a double and a single in a 9 6 victory over the Red Sox. Fred Fitzsimmons of the Dodgers allowed only six Pirates hits and gave up no runs after the first inning.
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Battle at Madison Square Garden crowns possible 160lb champ
Ceferino Garcia and Ken Overlin meet in Madison Square Garden at 9 pm for a 15 round or under middleweight bout to settle the disputed title. Garcia, Filipino from Los Angeles, is the favorite over Overlin, a globe trotter with a long ring career. Promoters eye a rematch against Al Hostak if Garcia wins tonight.
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Be s Want Big Sum for Star
The piece notes Moe Berg touring Canada on an off day, Ken Overlin betting on a Garica win, Bees demanding 100000 for Eddie Miller, and various boxing and sports mentions including Archibald and Scalzo, with other scattered items such as a rock injuring Babe Dahlgren and strikes by Wrestling Equity. It compiles multiple sports tidbits and notices in a rapid-fire style.
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East Denver High School Team Champions Across Sports
Consecutive shutouts and a no hit no run game marked East Denver High School teams as year end champions in football basketball baseball track tennis golf and swimming. They finished second in wrestling.
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Logan Beaten By Ace Hurler In Tight 1-0 Game
Ernest Peters fanned two but Logan was shut out 1-0 as Williamson limited the Indians to four hits. Van Pelt scored the go ahead run on a sixth inning error and King's RBI single. Other score notes include Huntington defeating Ashland 9-5 and Bluefield edging Welch 11-10 after three Welch pitchers failed to stop three straight triples and a long sacrifice fly.
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Major stables camp at Wheeling Downs for spring meet
At Wheeling Downs on Decoration Day week long preparations begin as stables from Zimmerman Mikel Kendrick and others arrive. About 100 of 400 horses are expected to be brought, with outfits from Jamestown Grove City and Waynesburg already setting up stalls. Notable entries include Edith Walker Dusty Lane and Edith Walker among others with hopes for multiple winners.
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TWO WINNERS IN MIBS MEET
An exciting marble tournament at College FNL grade school Flemington under WPA recreation supervision. Participants included Dorsey Marple Jimmy Marple Charles Kaple Billy Bice Raymond Blake George Moyer and many others. Marple won the Flemington finals defeating Bobby Knight in a bracketed contest. The second event at Central school Green Other Champion saw Ralph Green beat James Whitehair to claim the title.
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Red Cross to Give Program Sunday Broadcast
A one hour Red Cross war relief program will air Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. on CBS WJZ NBS and MBS. Speakers include Mrs F D Roosevelt and Norman H Davis with entertainment by Jack Benny Eddie Cantor Bob Hope Jimmy Durante Vivien Leigh Gertrude Lawrence and others.
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Radio Schedule for May 2 on WMMN Central WV
Detailed daylong lineup for Thursday May 2 on WMMN and affiliated stations NBC CBS MBS and ABC. Lists daily programs with host names orchestras news segments and baseball scores across intervals from 5:30 PM to 11:30 PM including Ames and WV stations.
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Nighttime Radio and TV Schedule Notes
A dense listing of NBC CBS and regional stations outlines Thursday and Friday evening programs. Entries include talk shows, mysteries, news, musical performances, sports boxing, and a panel on political education with times and network labels. Specific names include Fanny Brice Bing Crosby Hoover and Johnson, with passion for public service and wartime themes.
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Program notes rhythm and radio schedule mix
CBS concert orchestra airs at 4 15. WIZ NBC coverage lists Rep Jos W Martin Jr address to Vermont Republicans at 10 a m. Farm and Home at 11 30, Your Voice and You, MBS 2, Marriage License Roman ces at 3 45, Belmont Park race at 1 p m.
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East Bank High Challenges Meet Winner For Championship
East Bank High's baseball team cannot reach the state tournament at Clarksburg May 27 to 29. Coach Bill Calvert challenges the meet winner to a three game series for a championship with locations in Charleston Huntington or Beckley and finances cited as a reason for the travel issue.
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