Warneke Narrowly Misses No Hit Bid vs Cubs in 2 0 Win
St Louis ace Lou Warneke held Chicago to 2 0 as Stanley Hack accounted for the Cubs only hit in a masterful exhibition. Hack reached on a roller in the seventh and was credited with an infield hit as Warneke fanned 3 and the Cardinals improved to 2 0. Attendance was 11 479.
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Chicago
Lou Warneke
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Stanley Hack
Cub
Arkansas
Cubs
Hack
Billy Herman
Warneke
Herman
Johnny Mize
Mize
Cardinal
Bill Lee
St. Louis Chicago
Owen
Mancuso
Myers
Bartell
Arneke
Lee
Galan
R. Pro de Vcangrssvos
Esse
Marty
Brown
Gudge
Cavaretta
Bar
Moore
St. Louis
Ballanfant
Run
Goetz
Senators Jinx Yankees 3-1 as Ken Chase Wins
Washington defeats New York 3 to 1 with southpaw Ken Chase earning the win. DiMaggio injures right leg chasing a triple and is sent to hospital pending X ray results. Estaletta drives in a run for the Senators, while Gomez suffers the loss after eight innings.
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New York
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Ken Chase
Senators
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Bob Estallela
DiMaggio
Washington
Keller
Travis
Bluege
Dickey
Ferrell
Chase
Gordon
Gomez
Rosar
Murphy
Reds Crush Pirates End Eight Game Losing Streak
Cincinnati tops Pittsburgh 6 3 as Walter s wild start falters yet shines in late innings. Werber and Craft drive runs for the Reds while Walters charges through trouble. Pirates strand seven. Attendance 5913.
International League scores flash two pairings and standings
In a set of minor league games Toronto lost to Newark 3 to 4 and Jersey City defeated Montreal 3 to 0. Rochester overwhelmed Syracuse 11 to 1 while Baltimore routed Buffalo 9 to 3.
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Toronto
Newark
Jersey City
Montreal
Rochester
Syracuse
Baltimore
Buffalo
Scores From Tonight’s Baseball Showing
Milwaukee defeated Louisville 4 to 2 Minneapolis beat Columbus 2 to 0 Indianapolis won 4 to 2 over Kansas City St Paul topped Toledo 8 to 4
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Merican Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Toledo
White Sox Beat Browns 9 8 Behind Kramer’s Start
Chicago tops St. Louis 9 to 8 after a seesaw battle. Jack Kramer, 21, worked 7 2 3 innings with eight strikeouts and five walks before exiting in the eighth, as Dietrich earned the win and Cole took the loss in a high scoring tilt.
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ST. Louis
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Jack Kramer
Kramer
St. Louis Chicago
Abrho
Abrho Owen
Grace
Berma
Mazzera
Kuhel
Hughes
Walker
Cole P Appling
M’quin
M'Nair
Kress
Rosenth
Clift
Kreevich
Hoag
Silvestri
Ber'ino
Sullivan
Rigney
Glenn c Ste
Herring
Kramper
Dietrich
Cox
Radcliff
Almada
Brown P
Indians Mutilate Elons in Twin Bill
The Catawba Indians rallied to beat Elon Christians 6 5 in 10 innings and 10 6 in seven innings in a doubleheader at Salisbury. Joe Ferebee singled Don Peiffer in with the winning run in the first game’s 10th inning, while Tom Davis homered to spark a seven run uprising in the nightcap. The results handed Elon a pair of losses as Catawba moved to 2 0 on the day.
DiMaggio Suffers Leg Injury in Yankees Win
DiMaggio injures right leg chasing a triple in the Yankees game with the Senators at Yankee Stadium. He was helped off the field and taken to hospital as doctors planned X rays to check for a broken bone.
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New York
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Yankee Stadium
Bob Estatella
DiMaggio
Jake Powell
Robert E. Walsh
Ninth Inning Drive Saves Weavers Over Tommies in NC
Concord April 29 The Weavers edged the Thomasville Tommies 3 2 in a tight NAC game as Beaird and Lindsey combined on the mound. Greenockle earned the win with relief from Reeser and Greenockle. Canty drove in two runs, and Lind sey, Bouvender, Shealy and Munsmen provided the decisive scoring.
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Enterprise
Concord
Weavers
Thomasville Tommies
Baird
Weaver
Jim Canty
Bouvender
Shealy
Munsmen
Ray Lindsey
Tommies
Earl Connor
Thomasville
Concord Parker
Abrho Bovend'r
Mauney If
Mueller
Welling
Fitz'ald Cf
Canty
Baker
Rf Young
Gonson
Maus
Coombs
Cox
Saab
Lindsey
Beaird
Lexington triumphs 10 7 over Sens in wild ball game
Lexington defeated the Lansing Sens 10-7 in Lexington. Charley Greenockle relieved in the fourth inning and held the line after early trouble. Callahan led Lexington with four singles driving in two runs as chaos marked much of the contest.
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Tribe
Sens
Lexington
Landis Sens
Charley Greenockle
Callahan
Driiving
Mooresville Dodgers Beat Salisbury Giants 8-1 At Home
Mooresville jumped to a five run first inning and defeated Salisbury 8-1. Lefty Teague earned the win after relieving early, Templeton hit a home run and drove in two, Hicks added three RBIs, with White, Luckey, and Conner contributing two base hits apiece.
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Salisbury Giants
Lefty Teague
Lisk
Moora
Templeton
Jankowski
Lowing
Hicks
Conner
Lawing
White
Iuckey
Helms
Jordan
Dougle
Salisbury
Teague
Smith
Barringer
Bessinger
Connor and
Young
Abrho
Abrho Helms
Bause
Branch
Milner Cf
Hamblin
Carnier Ib
Jackson Cf
McCall
Barker
Jordan Rf
Dvorak
Tuhey
Blair If
Jankow'l
Black
A.goodwin
Berringer
South Atlantic doubleheader results and night games update
Columbia defeated Jacksonville 12 to 4 in the first game while Columbus won 4 to 11 innings in the second game. Three other night games were also played on the schedule.
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South Atlantic
Columbia
Jacksonville
Columbus
Safety Conference Set for Raleigh May 18 19
The 10th annual North Carolina Safety Conference sponsored by the State Industrial Commission will be held in Raleigh May 18 and 19 with T. A. Wilson as chair. Speakers include Governor Hoey and Raleigh attorney J. M. Broughton.
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Raleigh
Theorth Carolina Safety Conference
State Industrial Commission
T. A. Wilson
Industrial Commission
Hoey
J. M. Broughton
Bill Rood Wins N C Net Title in Big Five Final
In Raleigh on April 29 Bill Rood of the University of North Carolina defeated teammate Eddie Fuller 3-6 6-2 4-6 6-4 6-2 to win the Big Five tennis singles championship. Rood and Fuller then beat Carl ton Road and Bill Rawlings 6-3 6-4 5-7 6-4 in the doubles final.
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Raleigh
Bill Rood
University of North Carolina
Eddie Fuller
Rood
Fuller
Carlton Road
Bill Rawlings
The
State University
Panthers Take Double Bill From A C C
High Point pitchers dominated Atlantic Christian in a doubleheader sweeping AAC with scores of 12 3 and 4 3. Sean Hallow fanned 10 in the opener while Pat Secret hit a long triple fueling a 10 run first inning. Fernandez limited AAC to two hits in seven innings as High Point completed the twin bill.
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High Point
Atlantic Christian
Wilson
Sean Hallow
Christians
Moye
Pat Secret
Fernandez
Virzil Yow
Cools rally past Kannapolis in tight 4 3 win
Whitlock and Hanatio powered the Cools with all four runs in the late innings. Whitlock had a triple and a single driving in four runs while Hanatio added a single a double two stolen bases and two runs. Kannapolis struggled with 10 hits but left seven runners on base as Seasoltz earned the win and Spencer took the loss.
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Gomez
Cade Vcares
Gordon
Powell
Gelbert
Myer
Travis
Chase
Crossetti
Rolfe
Dickey
Murphy
Wright
Gallagher
Crosetti
Estatella
Whitehead
Dietrich
Margera
Bernardino
Glenn
R. Grignmo
Ccervercessanne
Dues
Rosenthal
Clift
McQuinn
Kress
Hoag
Kramper
Owen
Bejma
Appling
McNair
Mazzera
Kreevich
Kubel
Walker
Radcliff
Grace
Silvestri
Chicago
St. Louis
Rigney
Herring
Brown
Kramer
Cole
Greenoble
Jusbey
Stanton
Callahan
Pratt
Barnes
Parks
Hopkins
Greenocle
Hogsed
Landis
Lexington
Ross
Black
Greenockle
Reeser
Woodall
Lohr
Pisher
Cools
Cooleemee
Luther Whitlock
Johnny Hanatio
Kannapolis
North State
Whitlock
Hanatio
Abrho
Abrho Reynolds
Hnatio Cf
Shelton Cf
Warren, If
Motto
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Easley
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Shotwell If
Parrish
Fowler
Cswed
Taylor Ss
Hendrick
Ggafey
Spencer
Eaton
Beasoltz
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Fo Sek
Lundeen
Shotwell
Hnatio
Shelton
Taylor
Gaveink
Motton
Gaffney
Seasoltz
Gavnik
Seasaltz
Ridenhour
Hodge
Izime
Crichton Takes Fifth in Carolina Open Final Standings
Clayton Heafner of Charlotte won the Carolina Open at 211 after rounds of 68 72 71 on a misty 54 hole schedule. Pete Webb Shelby 217 second, George Picard Charleston 218 third, Jack Toomer Reidsville 220 fourth, Jimmy Crichton High Point 221 in Monroe.
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Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Heafner
Pete Webb
Shelby
George Picard
Charleston
S. C
Jack Toomer
Reidsville
Jimmy Crichton
High Point
Dave Tinsley
Spartanburg
Cole Moss
Jack Kelms
Leo Hansbury
Marion
F. C
Bobby Dunkelberger
Henry Styers
Lexington
x—Henry Styers
D. C
S&s. C
x—Howard Marsh
Clayton Heather
Dugan Aycock
Andy Merrilees
Gaither McCombs
Johnny Palmer
Badin
Bees Rout Giants to Grab Second in National League
Boston defeats New York 8 to 1 behind Jim Turner seven strong innings and a big two-out fifth inning. Debs Garms drives in two with a bases loaded single and West and Cuccinello contribute key hits as the Bees score four in the fifth and three in the eighth.
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New York Giants
Jim Turner
Turner
Hal Schumacher
Bees
Bill Lohrman
Dick Coffman
New York
Debs Garms
George Myatt
Max West
abrho —_o Moore
Garms
Myatt
Warler
Danning
Cooney
West
Bonura
Simons
Demaree Cf
Ello
Jurges
Fpletech
Lohrman
R. Eee Bro Anthavaks Dans
Whitehead
Coffman
Ott
Myett
Schumacher
Warstler
Cuccinello
Miller
Conburn
Fletcher
Cuccinelli
Mayerkurth
Sears
Moran
Goldsboro Crowned NC State Swimming Champions Again
Goldsboro High School swept the NC state meet at Duke Gymnasium earning 68 points and seven first places. Raleigh High finished second with 39 points, while High Point edged Charlotte Central for third with 18 to 17. Five records fell, four by Goldsboro swimmers.
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Durham
Goldsboro High School
North Carolina
Duke Gymnasium
Goldsboro Tankmen
Raleigh High
High Point
Charlotte Central High
Goldsboro
Peacock's Pinch Delivers Red Sox Victory Over Athletics
In Philadelphia on April 29 the Boston Red Sox edged the Athletics 3 to 2 as Pinch hitter Peacock scored Doerr from second with the winning run in the ninth. Lefty Grove left the mound after three hitless innings in April due to fatigue.
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Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Bostonians
Peacock
Doerr
Cronin
Lefty Grove
Sox
Boston
Abrho
Abrho Cramer
Finney
Vosmik
Newmess
Foxx
Moses Rf
Cronin Ss
John’an If
Wil'ams
Etten
Tabor
Miles
Hayes c
Desautels
Lodi’ani
Grove
Gan'in
Thanksgiving In Philly Cap Win At Philadelphia Handicap
Marylannd bred Thanksgiving romped to win the $10,000 added Philadelphia handicap guiding by jockey Maurice Peters. Hypocrite ran second with Isolator close for third as Burning Star faltered. Time for the mile and a sixteenth was 1:49 1-5, five seconds off the stake mark.
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Mason Brunson
Have DE Grace
Parker Corning
Philadelphia
Avay
Sud Lerner
Inch Cape Belle
Maurice
Moose) Peters
Ral Parr
Hypocrite
W. L. Braun
Challengen
Challedon
Belair Stud
H. P. Metcalfe
High Velocity
Burning Star
Shandon Farm
Hal Price Headley
Bourbon King
A. C. Compton
Gerald
Standpat
Baseball Box Score Highlight from Boston at Philadelphia
Johnson and Lodigiani drove in runs while Cramer and Peacock added two RBI each. Foxx Doerr Moses led with a mix of hits as Philadelphia stranded six, Boston eight. Parmalee suffered the loss while Wilson earned the win in a 2 hour 20 minute game before 8 000 fans.
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Lodigiani
Cramer
Peacock
Foxx
Doerr
Moses
Williams
Grove
Gantenbein
Newsome
Philadelphia
Boston
Ross
Parmalee
Heving
Wilson
Ostermueller
Moriarty
Hubbard
Rommell
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