Pirates Beat Reds 6-2 for 20th Straight at Forbes Field
Pittsburgh tops Cincinnati 6 to 2 as Johnny Rizzo hits two 450 foot triples driving in three each. Lloyd Waner and Paul Waner score on Rizzo’s hits, Arky Vaughan adds runs. Blanton goes seven, Schott takes loss, attendance listed.
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Senators Rally Past Yankees in Ninth Inning Victory
Wes Ferrell shuttled the Washington Senators to a 7 4 win at Yankee Stadium over the New York Yankees. The game featured a ninth inning rally after Ferrell loaded the bases on walks and then induced a deep catch by Jonathan Stone for the final out. The Senators built an early lead, the Yankees tied it, and Washington pulled away with key hits and timely defense.
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Local YMCA Royal Arcanum Boxing Tourney Cards
Three fighters entered for the YMCA Royal Arcanum Invitational Boxing tournament set for Friday and Saturday in the Armory. Belmont 126-pounder Collier Oswalt is among the first out-of-town entrants, Raleigh Golden Gloves champion 118-pounder Darrell Burchfield fights locally, and High Point light heavyweight Don Hill is slated to challenge for the division title.
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Bees Open Season with 3 1 Victory Over Phillies
Boston beats Philadelphia 3 to 1 as Lou Fette improves to 1-0 in the opener. Fette limited the Phillies to four hits while DiMaggio Cuccinello and Browne drove in runs in the first inning. Attendance 10,183 in Boston.
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Giants Defeat Dodgers In Extra-Tied Eight to Five Victory
Johnny McCarthy belted a seventh inning homer off Rookie Bill Vosedel to break a tie and lift the New York Giants over the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 5 at Brooklyn. Cliff Melton earned his second win before leaving with the Dodgers threatening and Fred Frankhouse relief in the third.
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Cubs Beat Cardinals 4-0 Behind Larry French
Chicago 4 St Louis 0 at Wrigley Field as Larry French limits the Cardinals to four hits over seven innings to win. Dizzy Dean is slated to start for the Cubs in the series finale with Bob Weiland or Bill Meeh. Attendance 7,770.
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Browns Rally Past White Sox for 5 4 Victory in St Louis
Buck Newsom pitched and batted the Browns to a 5 4 win over the Chicago White Sox at St Louis ending a three game slide and tying the series. Newsom held Chicago to six hits, drove in two, and Gerald Walker and Mel Mazzera hit homers as St Louis moved even with the Sox in the set.
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Red Sox Down Athletics 10–4 in Philadelphia Opener
Lefty Grove dominates as Boston scores five in the first minutes and builds a 10–4 win over Philadelphia. Key early actions include Vosmik double and Foxx homer, with Ambler error fueling six Boston runs. Thomas and Grove exit after solid six innings.
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Virginia Defeats Davidson Trackmen In Dual Meet
Virginia trounced Davidson 83 1 3 to 42 2 3 on April 23 led by multiple first places. Grove earned the win with 10 strikeouts, while Foss Johnson and Chapman homered for UVA as hitters and Podd, Higgins, and Ambler produced key runs. Attendance reached 10,895 in Davidson.
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North Carolina Triumphs 12-9 In Big Five Baseball Clash
North Carolina defeated Wake Forest 12 to 9 as the Tar Heels pounded seven runs in the first two innings and racked up 16 hits to 15 for the Deacons. Smutt Aderholt hit Wake Forest’s lone homer, while Tom Burnette collected three UNC singles.
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Indians Rally Past Tigers to Split First-Place Race
Johnny Allen scattered eight hits to beat Detroit 6 to 3 and pull Cleveland even with Washington and Boston for the American League lead. Wade lost despite a strong first four innings, with Eisenstat finishing Detroit’s game. Attendance reached 13,200 as defensive construction in France drives a machine tool boom.
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Tomlinson Beats Hanes 16 to 15 in tight tilt
Tomlinson Chair company edges Hanes Hosiery of Winston-Salem 16 15 after a seesaw game. Newman hit two home runs and Waggoner Moore Frasier and Crouch added long balls as Pendry earned the win and Jones the loss with Crouch and Surrett officiating.
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Brazil to Launch Broad Transportation Improvement Program
The government announces an extensive plan to upgrade Brazil’s transportation network with new roads rail links and urban transit projects aimed at boosting mobility, reducing congestion, and accelerating economic growth across major regions.
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Out-of-Town Scrappers In Armory Event
Boxers from North and South Carolina join local fighters for the Invitation tournament at the Armory. Notables include Cecil Horne, Collier Oswalt, Worth Shaw, Clint Hendrix, Charlie Hilliard, Jack Nichols, Johnny Newman, and local contenders Red Kimsey Billy Woodell Darrell Burchfield Ben Canipe with many additional entries expected before the Wednesday deadline.
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Duke Freshmen blank Oak Ridge in 9-0 win
Duke University's freshman basketball team shut out Oak Ridge Military Academy 9-0 in Durham. The game, played this afternoon, showcased Duke’s offense and defense as the freshmen improved their record.
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Romania Replaces Foreigners with Rumanians in Commerce
A policy shift aims to substitute foreign workers with Romanian nationals in commerce and industry. The plan seeks to increase domestic employment and reduce reliance on foreign labor across sectors.
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Young Lightweights Clash in Carolinas A A U Title
Billy Woodell of High Point faces Bobby Speigal of Greenville in the Charlotte Observer Gold Gloves final for the Carolinas A A U and a local youth shaded Speigal. Efforts are underway to bring Speigal to the Armory invitation tournament. Woodell is entered for Friday and Saturday.
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DiMaggio Reported In to Yankee Camp Batting Bright
Joe DiMaggio reported to manager Joe McCarthy in New York and showed no rust in batting practice by hitting several balls into the left field stands. He arrived quietly via Newark and said he values more than $25,000 but loves baseball enough to avoid further salary talks.
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North Carolina Freshmen Defeat State Tennisers 9 to 0
Chapel Hill April 23 North Carolina's undefeated freshman tennis team won its fifth game of the season by whitewashing North State yearlings 9 to 0 The Tar Heels swept the six singles matches losing only one game and dropped only four games in the three doubles matches.
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