Eagles Triumph In Dramatic Final Frame Rally
Eagles overcome a late deficit to edge the Craner Crash Mam Iaet night 4 3 before the season’s largest crowd. Waller struck out 10 in a tough eight innings, Culver pitched well, and Briscoe delivered a pivotal seventh inning rally with Smith and Briscoe driving in the winning run. Comeback drama and standout plays electrified the ballpark as East Wel meets the White Sox next at Camphill Field.
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Pacific Coast League Attendance Tops Seventy Thousand
Official figures released show over 71,000 fans attended the nine Rainier ending series as Trallywood won six of nine games in a doubleheader. Memorial day events drew crowds, with Javier 0 noted for promoting the view, as a sizable turnout gathered at the coastal stadiums.
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Angelen
Ammerigan President Punishes Rioters In Chicago Brawl
Cleveland May 1 The Ammerigan president fined and suspended players after a dressing room brawl following an eighteen inning game between Chicago and Cleveland. Umpire Moriarty and four Chicago members faced penalties. Chicago manager Fonseca and catcher Grobe were fined. Johnny Butler and Harridge faced suspensions or reprimands. Gustin was singled out as the only participant in the dressing room fight.
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George Moriarty
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East Helena Edges East Siders for First Defeat this Season
East Helena defeated the previously unbeaten Fast Side 6-4 in seven innings at East Mele, forging a three-way tie with East Side and West Side. Davies pitched for East Side, and East Helena built early leads while East Side rallied in the sixth with four runs but fell short.
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Yankees Beat Army 9 to 3 In Exhibition Tilt At Point
New York Yankees defeated the Army baseball team 9 to 3 in an exhibition game at West Point New York. Major leaguers scored three runs in the first inning and led the entire game. Pitcher Johnny Murphy a Fordham alum held the Cadets to three runs and eight strikeouts.
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Young Paul Flint Finishes Hick In Livingston Event
Paul Flint, a leading young golfer, finished runner up at the Livingston Invitational tournament held over the weekend. He was defeated only on the 18th green by Hanson, as the event drew top golfers from central and southern Alabama.
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One Long Ball Gives Washington Win Over A's
Washington duo Manush and Cronin lead a 5 to 4 12 inning victory over Philadelphia. Manush hit a triple and a home run, Cronin added a circuit, Reynolds homered, and Freitas debuted for the A’s with a solid start before loss. Earnshaw, Ragland, and Freitas worked for their clubs as the Senators pull ahead late.
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Pirates Bludgeon Reds 4-1 in May Day Tilt
Pittsburgh Pirates toppled the Cincinnati Reds 4 to 1 at home. Lurrs French pitched deep, allowing 19 Reds hits yet scattering them. Red Lucas went the distance for Cincinnati. Pittsburgh supporting bats included Waner and Vaughan driving in runs as the Pirates built a multi-run lead early.
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Sox Slam Indians on Peaceful Field
Chicago White Sox defeat Cleveland Indians 6 to 5 on Memorial Day eve at the Cleveland ball park. Frank Grube drove in a run as part of a late scoring push, while earlier miscues by Vosmik and Morranty aided the Sox. Umpire changes and a veteran lineup marked the game amid a tempered crowd in Chicago and Cleveland reports.
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Lomaki knocks out Anderson in Portland boxing card
In Yakima news still unclear, Len Lomaki of Portland scored a two round knockout over Tim Anderson of Sacramento here. Batty landed a final round knockdown in a bout at the Wenatenen Indian arena. Rtoy Ockley of Portland drew in a midcard match. The event drew a strong crowd and was well received.
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Cubs Subdue Warneke to Edge Cardinals in Series
Chicago Cubs defeated the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 1 as Warneke earned his seventh win. Hines allowed seven hits for St Louis as Riggs Stephenson, Hartnett, and Gill sparked a late rally and Johnny Moore delivered a deciding two-run double in the eighth. Cubs move two and a half games atop the National League.
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Braves Rally to Salvage Final Against Giants
Boston May 31 Ed Brandt and Fritz Knatke handled the New York Giants as the Braves salvaged the final game 7 to 5. Brandt limited the Giants to four hits for his sixth win. Knatke homered and tripled driving in two. Knatke’s homer came in the fourth and he added a triple for another tally in the fifth.
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Helmville Defeats Lincoln in Rain Short Baseball Game
The Helmville Farmers beat Lincoln’s ball team 11 to 8 Sunday at Lincoln, in a rain hail sleet and sun afternoon. Key moments included Jack Cameron’s two out homer in the seventh and Molnar’s pitching for Helmville who struck out 16 in five and two thirds. Errors and poor hitting doomed Lincoln despite Stoner’s injury and McGuin’s early sturdy start.
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Smoky results roll in from national baseball day
National League games saw Chicago beat St Louis 3 1 and Pittsburgh defeat Cincinnati 4 7 while Boston won 7 2 against New York in Major League action. American League totals featured Washington 5 over Philadelphia 4 and Chicago 6 over Cleveland 5 with no further results available.
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Baseball’s Big Six in The Associated Press
Ernie Lombardi tops NL averages on first day with 24 hits in 108 at bats. Paul Waner leads the league at .498 after four for nine. Lombardi ranks among leaders with strong early hitting and appears poised to challenge for top batting honors.
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Mixed foursomes tie at Town and Country Club event
The Town and Country Club mixed foursomes produced a tie for the prize with couples like Mrs Wamben and Art Strong finishing 43 and Mrs Brutch-Tom Miller Jr at 49. Other pairings include Mrs Nutter-Nerb Rathnack 50 and Mrs Henry-Walter Brutgh 31, with several results listed in the final standings.
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Clark
Bob Plevcher
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Orwell favored in English Derby at Epsom Downs
At Epsom Downs on May 31 a misty sunset framed the field for the English Derby. Orwell, trained by G. Ringer and ridden by W. OM, is the favorite in a 22-horse field after Sunnyborough’s scratching. Odds favor Orwell at 2 to 1, with six others seen as money horses while rain could alter stamina for the one and a half miles.
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Lacoste resumes form in French championships final
Rene Lacoste returned from retirement to defeat Gidney Wood Jr in a five set semifinal and helped France deny the United States in the mixed doubles final at Auteuil. Wood withdrawn from the doubles as Helen Moody carried much of the effort in a loss to Betts Nuttall and Frederic Perry. Moody’s partner Terry struggled amid errors as Woods faded. Louis Scorza beat George Nichole in a 10 round bout in Buffalo New York.
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Home Run Standings From Fuzzy OCR Report
Unclear text lists several names and numbers suggesting baseball standings. Mentions include Vein rina yenterihy and Cronin with references to Foxx Ruth Collins Wardinals Klein and others. Totals show 187 National 154 Grand total 740.
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Dearanass school track day honors go to Eldridge and Downey
On Memorial Day in the Hal wna valley the Dearanass school held its annual track and field meet on the school playground. Judson Eldridge won the older boys cup with 20 points and Clyde Downey won the younger boys cup with 18 points.
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Halwna Valley
Judeost Eldridge
Clyde Downey
Cheney Leads American Charge In British Women’s Golf Championship
In Staunton May, Mrs. Leova D. Cheney, Missouri-born wife of a Los Angeles physician, advances through second and third rounds, aiming for a semifinal clash with Enid Wilson or Kathleen Parnham. Glenna Collett Vere and Virginia Van Wie exit. two Scottish contenders fall to Cheney’s steady play as the British title narrows to the last eight competitors.
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