Yanks and Senators Clash Sparks Violent Onfield Brawl
The opening series finale between the New York Yankees and Washington Senators ended in a bruising fight led by Ben Chapman and Buddy Myer. The brawl, drawing police, prompted ejections and likely fines, as the Yankees surged to a 16 to 6 win with homers by Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri behind 21 hits.
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Carolina Track Star Sets Conference Javelin Mark
Ralston LeGore of Carolina shattered the Southern Conference javelin record with a 200 ft 4 in throw at Chapel Hill during the Carolina Virginia meet. Teammates Frank Armfield and Stuart Chandler, both near 180 ft, expected to showcase javeline strength at the Duke meet Saturday.
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Baseball Scores From A Day Of Big Offense
The Red Sox crushed Lefty Grove and beat the Athletics 6 to 4. Frank Putiak homered for Cleveland in a 4 to 1 win over St. Louis with two on in the seventh. Jim Bottomley hit his third homer with two aboard as Cincinnati defeated Chicago 56 to 3%. St Louis Cardinals beat Pittsburgh 10 to 5 aided by Rogers Hornsby return. Hal Schumacher led New York Giants past Brooklyn 8 to 2. Phillies defeated Boston Braves 7 to 1 as Dick Bartell hit four doubles. Detroit Chicago game halted by snow.
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Athletic
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Jim Bottomley
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Cubs
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Rogers Hornsby
Results yesterday across several teams in North Carolina
Yesterday's scoreline shows Winston-Salem 3 over Richmond 8 and Wilmington 1 over Charlotte 8. Greensboro 2 against Durham 5.
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Wilmington
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Games Today Feature Matchups Across Cities
Chicago faces Pittsburgh, Cincinnati takes on St Louis, Boston meets Brooklyn, and Philadelphia plays New York in a quartet of early season showdowns.
Baseball Scores From The Circuit
The card lists results with teams and scores including Boston 1 over Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 2 over New York 8 Chicago 3 over Cincinnati 5 and Pittsburgh 3 over St Louis 10.
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Pittsburgh
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New York at Philadelphia and other NBA matchups
The schedule lists New York at Philadelphia, Washington at Boston, St. Louis at Cleveland, and Detroit at Chicago. These pairings outline four eastern and midwestern conference games to be played.
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Philadelphia
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Snowy Detroit Chicago Game and Scoreless New York rout
Hockey or baseball score notes show Detroit and Chicago canceled or snowy, while New York defeated Washington 16 to 0. Cleveland beat St Louis 4 to 1 and Boston slipped past Philadelphia 6 to 4.
Bowl Pairings Reported for Southeastern Conference Games
Birmingham at Atlanta. Chatanooga at Memphis. Nashville at Little Rock. New Orleans at Knoxville. The schedule lists four matchups likely affecting conference standings and regional telecasts.
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Memphis
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Results from last night games across cities
Box scores show Birmingham 0 Atlanta 3 Memphis 6 Chattanooga 12 Nashville 3 Little Rock 5 Knoxville 3 New Orleans 9. Atlanta and Chattanooga led wins with decisive scores while Birmingham and Nashville dropped close games.
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International League Scores Report
Montreal beats Baltimore 12 to 4 and Toronto defeats Jersey City 4 to 2. Rochester wins 4 2 over Newark while Buffalo edges Albany 6 to 5. Only game on the American Association slate is Minneapolis Louisville rein.
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Texas League scores Oklahoma City Beaumont 2 Dallas 8
In a Texas League game Oklahoma City and Beaumont combined for a 2 run effort while Dallas posted an 8 to 5 victory over San Antonio. The game featured strong hitting from Dallas and solid pitching to hold off San Antonio late.
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Pac Coast League Scores Report
Sacramento routed San Francisco 10 to 0 while Oakland defeated Los Angeles 7 to 4. Hollywood beat Beattie’s Missions 13 to 6 and Portion 4 secured a margin of victory.
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College Baseball Scores From Duke Davidson and W&L
Duke defeated Davidson 7 to 3 while Washington and Lee beat Elon 3 to 2. Erakine earned a 3 1 victory in the Duke game.
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Collegor Golf Davidson 12 45 Williams and Mary
A partial score note shows Davidson and William and Mary tied or posting 12 45 for a college golf pairing. The fragment mentions Sy Carolina 124 and Washington and Lee in a game context with teams listed.
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Knights of Columbus Organized Under 1682 Connecticut Charter
The Knights of Columbus were formed under a special Connecticut charter issued in March 1682, marking their official organizational foundation.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in League Contests
George Watkins of the Cardinals hit a homer and a single with three runs scored and two RBIs while stealing a base against the Pirates. Frank Pytlak of the Indians powered a homer with two on to beat the Browns. Dick Bartell of the Phillies tied major league doubles records with four in a game against the Braves. Russell Van Atta of the Yankees had five hits, four singles, and three runs in a win over the Senators. Jim Bottomley of the Reds homered with two aboard to fuel a victory over the Cubs.
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Pirates
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Indians
Browns
Hal Schumacher
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Dodgers
Johnny Hodapp
Red Sox
Athletics
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Braves
Russell van Atta
Yankees
Senators
Jim Bottomley
Reds
Cubs
High Point to Field Semi Pro Team in Inter City League
High Point announces a semi pro baseball team joining the Inter City league formed last night in Greensboro with six clubs. First games Saturday feature Brown-Williamson of Winston vs Proximity at Cone Park and Draper vs Mack Judson Vohringer at Draper. High Point opens Sunday at Willis Park against Reidsville. Umpires listed and managers from Reidsville, Proximity, Winston-Salem, Draper, High Point, Mack Judson-Voehringer and others attend. complete league schedule forthcoming.
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Twins Triumph Over High Point In Slugfest 11-8
Winston-Salem Twins defeated High Point 11 to 8 as Harold Culler and Wayne Garner worked early, while Dize Weeks and Neal led the visitors with three hits apiece. Delappe hit a homer for High Point, and the box score shows 12 hits for the Twins and 9 for the Bisons as Leeds comes to Lexington next.
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Panthers Fall to Lenoir Rhyne in Tennis Shutout
High Point College tennis was blanked 7 to 6 by Lenoir Rhyne at Country Club courts. Singles saw Hiarian Creech, William Moret, Charles Hemphill, David Campbell, and T. Lesley defeat HP players while Creech and Moret won doubles, and Hampbill with Lesley took two matches for Lenoir Rhyne.
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National League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The rundown lists top NL performers by AP with Bartell of Philadelphia leading batting at .471 and 16 hits. Lindstrom of Pittsburgh leading runs with 8. Klein and Bottomley among leaders in RBIs with 10. Pitching led by Hubbell of the Giants.
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American League seasonal batting and fielding leaders summary
The text lists batting leaders Hodapp Foxx Schulte Gehrig and Haas with top averages and RBI leaders Foxx Gehrig with 16 and 13. It notes runs by Gehrig Haas Bishop and others, hits by West Coombs Schulte and Foxx, triples by Combs and Manush, and home runs by the Yankees and Foxx with Foxx rated top for multiple stats. Stolen bases are incomplete.
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Richmond Grabs Piedmont Lead In Openers
Richmond Colts seize the Piedmont league early lead as opening series games unfold. Reggie Baker limited Winston-Salem to seven hits while Richmond and Charlotte push for wins. Chester Martin pitched for the Hornets in a 8 to 1 victory over the Buccaneers as Durham and Greensboro traded zeroes.
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Davidson Tops Big Five Race With Three Wins Over N. C. Tar Heels
Davidson’s Wildcats swept three wins over North Carolina giving them a three victory edge in the Big Five race. The squad beat UNC 8 to 7 after a day of wide college baseball action including matches with NC State and Wake Forest.
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Rosen Bloom Draws Stillman in Non Title Bout
Title challenger Maxie Rosen bloom and Stillman Louis fought to a draw in a non title bout. Dale Decatur stopped Pee Wee Terry in St Louis while Frankie Hughes outpointed Fay Kiser in Tulsa and Babe Kiser knocked out Lefty Louis in West Palm Beach.
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Durham Tapson Drives Four-Base Hit as Greensboro Wins
Ties for five runs while the Pat riots, scoreless until the seventh, were never able to muster more than 3 counters. A shower of hits in the sixth drove Livengood off the mound for Greensboro after he had done a creditable job in the early innings. Tapson, of Durham, hit for four bases.
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Opening Games Highlight Piedmont League Debut
Local fans plan opening contests Thursday in Winston-Salem and Greensboro for the Piedmont league. Winston-Salem hosts Durham Bulls at 3:30 PM with a parade, flag raising, band music and other events. Greensboro will stage its first night game with Sportsmen’s Club leadership hosting guests Dan Hill and Judge Bramham.
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Giants Ties Up Line With Sam Leslie At First Base
New York April 26 Manager Bil Terry will not return to first base for the Giants while Sam Leslie continues to hit. Terry, with a broken wrist, says the first base job is Leslie as long as he can perform. The injury ends Terry’s 468 game consecutive play streak dating back to October 6, 1921.
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