Indians Clinch First Place With 6 3 Win Over Detroit
Cleveland Indians beat Detroit 6 to 3 to extend their lead in the American League as Shaute pitched well and Summa and Myatt each collected three hits. Detroit's offense struggled while Cleveland pulled away with a late-inning push and solid defense.
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Cards Defeat Cubs With Rhem Hurling
Rhem wins for the Cards as they edge the Cubs 5 to 1. Malone bats in a run in the ninth, while Thevenow Frisch and others spark the offense with multiple hits.
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Rhem
Results At Raleigh, Four to Three
Scores show Raleigh 4 High Point 3 in a game where a second match was postponed due to cold weather and other games also delayed.
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High Point
Virginia Leage
Home Run by Grace Wins for Travelers
Earl Grace, Little Rock's young catcher, hit a seventh inning homer to lift the Travelers to a 2 to 1 win over Nashville in Little Rock. Final: Nashville 100 000 000 166&6 Little R. 001 000 10x-292 Frey and Mackey, Martin and Trace.
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Chattanooga Beats Chickasaws 3 to 0 in Final Game
Chattanooga defeated Memphis 3 to 0 as pitcher Pyle walked five but kept the Chickasaws to two hits. The Lookouts scored in the first and later innings, with eight Chattanooga hits and solid defense sealing the victory in the series finale.
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Quietest Election Stirs North Laindon Parish
In North Laindon England not a single voter turned out at the parish council election leaving officials and candidates to ponder why the race produced no ballots from residents.
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England
Shows Promise In Square Ring
Babe Hunt a 19 year old Ponca City youth 6 feet 4 inches tall 185 pounds leaves roustabout work in Oklahoma oil fields to pursue boxing. In his first bout he stopped Big Sid Terris in under two minutes of round one and had previously defeated Ben Pound. He followed with a knockout of Joe Burke and next faces Sully Montgomery.
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Detroit
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Pitch No More Lee Jones Joins Chicago Cubs
Left fielder Lee Jones declares he plays baseball for love of the game and will remain with the Chicago Cubs. He recently inherited 500000 dollars from an aunt who died in Georgia.
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Paddock Smashes World Record in Slippery Relay Dash
Charley Paddock wins the 175 yard sprint at the Pennsylvania relay Carnival in Philadelphia amid a rain soaked, muddy track. A wall collapse spills spectators but Paddock finishes six yards ahead of Boswell Scull, setting a world mark of 17.25 seconds despite the chaos. The incident delays the program as officials clear the crowd and report no serious injuries.
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Weather Rain Delays Fronts Several MLB Matchups
Baseball schedule notes rain delays for Philadelphia vs New York, Boston vs Brooklyn, and Philadelphia vs New York again. Snow in Pittsburgh Cincinnati area with scores St Louis 5, Chicago 1. Southern Association results list New Orleans 11 over Atlanta 3 and Mobile 6 7 Birmingham 7 12 with Nashville 1 over Little Rock 2 Chattanooga 3 Memphis 0.
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High Point Third in Civitan Relay at Greensboro Meet
High Point High School finished third in the sixth Civitan relay in Greensboro yesterday with 26% points. Greensboro led with 64, Charlotte 55, Asheville 43, while Burling ton, Reidsville, Marshville, Raleigh, and others added smaller scores.
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College Relay Champions Crowned at Pennsylvania Carnival
Philadelphia April 28. The two day Pennsylvan ia carnival crowned college relay champions. Winners include Penn Penn State tied in the quarter mile. Ohio State Michigan State in the half mile. Yale Syracuse in the one mile. Bates Boston College in the two mile. North Carolina Illinois in the four miles. NY University Georgetown in the sprint medley. Penn State Ohio State in the distance medley. Ohio State Cambridge in the shuttle hurdles.
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Southeast League Scores and Standings Flash
Savannah defeats Tampa 4 to 3 while Albany edges Jacksonville 11 to 8. Montgomery routs Columbus 10 to 2 as Pensacola and Selma tie 1 to 1 after 10 innings when game was called to catch a train.
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Area College Scores and Weather Affect Weekend Games
Spartanburg beats Greenville 3 5 while Sharlotte loses 3 6 Augusta 1 2 Columbus 5 5 Macon 10 6 Knoxville travels to Asheville on wet grounds threatening play
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Cotton State League scores round up
Laurel 4 Monroe 2. Vicksburg 5 Gulfport 4. Alexandria 6 Meridian 4. Hattiesburg 11 Jackson 6.
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Forfeit Upset Alters Louisville St Paul Result
In American Association play Louisville and St Paul were 1 to 5 before a forfeit credited to Indianapolis after a late second inning argument with the umpire. Columbus defeated Milwaukee 6 to 7. Toledo 3. Kansas City 5.
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Birmingham Leads Southern League with Double-Header Wins
Birmingham Barons seize league lead by sweeping Mobile in a doubleheader 7 to 6 and 12 to 7. First game Mobile led 3 to 0 after five. Birmingham rallied to 7 while Mobile finished with 6. Second game Mobile took an early 3-0 lead but Birmingham exploded for 12 runs, aided by Welzer and Yaryan as Birmingham pitchers Curtis Moore and Wisner contributed.
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New Orleans Beats Atlanta Crackers 11 to 3
New Orleans battered four Atlanta pitchers to win 11 to 3 in New Orleans. The Pelicans built a 6 to 0 lead before the game was called in the third inning to allow the visitors to catch a train. Underhill Stahlman Rog ers Olsen Leverenz Adcock Angley.
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Donton Leads California to Pacific Title Eyed Olympic Trials
Pete Donton's California crew will travel east this summer to compete in the intercollegiate championships at Poughkeepsie and in selection races for the United States Olympic team. Washington, defeated by California for the Pacific coast title, is also expected to enter the eastern classics. Donlon is regarded as one of the top strokes in the nation this year.
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North Carolina wins four mile Penn Relays title
North Carolina edged Yale and Syracuse in a dramatic four mile race at the Penn Relays as Gist of Chicago led early but was disqualified for baton mishap. Yale claimed the one mile crown after a tense finish while Barbuti and McLoughlin dueled on the final turn.
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Shanghai Y M C A to Open International Guest Building
A new Shanghai Y M C A building costing upwards of half a million dollars will open in late April in the heart of the International set. It will offer guest rooms and standard Y M C A facilities for American and European civilians, with George A. Fitch as secretary.
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Harry Steel Seeks 1928 Olympic Team Spot
Harry Steel a 1924 Olympic heavyweight wrestling champion leaves his East Sparta farm after departing Ohio State University to pursue final trials for the 1928 American team. The Ohio State Agricultural College graduate won the western conference scholastic and athletic medal and competed in Paris 1924 as an alternate.
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Harry Steel
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Paris
Oil and Water Save Coal Worldwide Production
The Department of Commerce reports that oil and water saved over 435 million tons of coal last year in power production worldwide. It estimates 1,743.9 million metric tons of coal were mined, with oil fuel contributing 380 million tons and water power 105.3 million tons.
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Department of Commerce
French Prices Rise Across France in April
Paris reports ongoing cost of living increase with the index at 636 in April from 1914 base, up from 600 in October. The rise reflects continued price pressure across the country as of the latest government index release.
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Tigers’ rough start past due to 19 errors in first seven games
Detroit faced tough luck early as the Tigers committed 19 errors in their first seven games, explaining struggles at the season’s outset.
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