Pirates Blank Braves As Cardinals Defeat Giants
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Boston Braves 5–0 behind Larry French while the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 4–3 with key homers by Joe Medwick and Frankie Frisch. Tex Carlton lasted late innings before taking the loss as Fitzsimmons saw defeat.
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French
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Pirates
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Bace
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Tony Piet
Paul Waner
Vaughan
Schulmerich
Lloyd Waner
Fred Lindstrom
Cardinals
Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Joe Medwick
Frankie Frisch
Medwick
Frisch
Tex Carlton
Sam Leslie
Sylvester Johneon
Dizzy Dean
Carleton
Fitzsimmons
Night Diamond Games Draw Crowd at Willis Park
Adams-Millis defeated Southern Chair 10 to 2 in a night game while Robbins Knitting beat Amos Hosiery 11 to 9 in 12 innings. Tonight two contests scheduled at 7 45 and 8 45 with Crown facing Trabbel and Highland meeting Melrose.
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Southern Chair
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R. Peace
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Doubleheader Notes From an Early Baseball Action
Don Brennan led the Yankees to a 7 3 win over the White Sox. Ted Lyons doubled twice and added a single but issued six walks and gave up 12 hits as Chicago pressed late. The Senators outslugged Browne 10 8 in St Louis with Bob Token homering in the 12th, while Sig and Luke Sewell combined for 25 hits.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Ted Lyons
Pale Hose
Sox
Brennan
Washington Senators
the Browne
St. Louis
Bob Token
Fred Behulte
Sig
Luke Sewell
Senator
Piedmont League Results From Yesterday
Durham defeated Greensboro 7 to 5 while Richmond lost 2 to 4 at Winston Salem and Charlotte beat Wilmington 7 to 4 in the Piedmont League standings yesterday.
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Greensboro
Richmond
Winston-Salem
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Wilmington
Winston
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Games Today Feature Major Matchups Across The East
Pittsburgh faces Boston as Cincinnati travels to Philadelphia and Chicago visits Brooklyn while St Louis meets New York in a packed schedule.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Scores Singled Out In Cold Night Sports Card
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 3 to 0. St Louis topped New York 4 to 3. Cincinnati and Philadelphia played a game with Iain noted in the rundown. Chicago finished with Brooklyn in cold conditions.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louise
New York
New York at Chicago and other major league matchups
Sports card lists scheduled games including New York versus Chicago Boston versus Cleveland Washington versus St Louis Philadelphia versus Detroit. Five matchups show teams and venues in a regional schedule brief aimed at readers planning attendance.
Sports Scores From Today Across Cities
Boston and Cleveland played on wet grounds while Philadelphia edged Detroit in a cold outing. New York defeated Chicago 7 to 3 and Washington beat St. Louis 10 to 8 in a day of varied conditions.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Weekday NFL Scores From Across the South
Readouts show Atlanta at Chattanooga Knoxville at Nashville Little Rock at New Orleans Memphis at Birmingham shaping conference momentum and regional rivalries.
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Chattanooga
Knoxville
Nashvile
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Bominghess
Nashville
Baseball box score fragment with pitcher details and line
A partial baseball box score lists Winning pitcher Steel Losing Pender and umpire More a oe Time 1 hour Attend Amos at bat and other player abbreviations with statistical marks. unclear full lineup names and positions due to damaged OCR text.
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Pender
Morea Oe
Night diamond baseball debuts at Willis park in High Point
Night diamond baseball makes its first local appearance at Willis park with modified rules. Ten players per side, underhand pitches, shortened diamonds, and no stealing until the pitch is released. A fast, hour-long nine innings per game with affordable admission draws civic club interest.
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Willis Park
Civic Club League
Civic Club
Civic League
High Point Captains Lead Golfers In Southern Interscholastic Meet
High Point travels to Charlotte for the Southern Interscholastic golf championship with Captain Buster Moffitt and teammates aiming to defend a near-perfect record. Jamestown enters Amateur league, shifting schedule. Bill Bailey notes over 3,000 fans attended the five opening games of Industrial and Amateur leagues. Harry Raymond warns promoter Pete Ramos about live wrestling despite potential May 15 dates.
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Buster Moffitt
Charlotte
Jamestown
Bill Bailey
Harry Raymond
Pete Ramos
Winston-Salem
Winston
Pete
Durocher's 1933 Miracle Hit Sparks Debate
The report claims Leo Durocher, then with the St Louis Cardinals, delivered a decisive home run in a season where balls were said to be dead. It notes his 1932 line of 99 hits in 457 at bats and 30 errors in 742 chances as a slick fielding shortstop.
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Yanke
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High Point Golfers Edge Salisbury 10 8 In Tight Finish
High Point golfers defeated Salisbury 10 to 8 after a close match. Moffitt and Diffendale led with 77s and shared victory in a key early foursome, while Sappenfield added three points with a 28. Salisbury fought back with 87s and 88s, but High Point clinched on the 18th green.
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Buster Moffitt
High Point
Palmer Laughridge
Charles Diffendale
Paul Reynolds
Moffitt
Diffendale
Old Timers Expect Ladysman To Win
New York race followers expect Ladysman to redeem himself in the $25,000 Preachers at Pimlico Saturday after a Derby defeat. Backers cite the colt’s Pompey lineage and past speed to support a strong bid from Ww. Rh. Coe's runner, despite recent losses.
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New York
Rh. Coe
Pompey
Major League Leaders Snapshot From AP Review
National League leaders listed include batting Hartnett Cubs .384 Frederick Dodgers .370 Runs Martin Cardinals 18 F Herman Np and Lindstrom 1? Runs batted in Cubs 20 Klein Phillies Hits Hartnett Cubs 27 Doubles Klein Phillies 10 F Herman Cubs 8 Triples Waner Vaughan Pirates 3 Home runs Marriett Cubs Berger Braves 5 Bases- powers Giants 5? Dodgers Pitching Carleton Cardinals 4 0 Meine Pirates 3 0
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Cubs
Frederick
Dodgers
Martin
Cardinals
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Lindstrom
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Klein
Phillies
Cake
Traynor
Pirates
P. Waner
Vaughan
Marriett
Berger
Braves
Giants
American League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
The list highlights top players across the American League with batting leaders including Schulte with the Senators at .395 and West of the Browns at .382. Gehrig and Foxx top RBIs at 21, West leads hits with 34, and Combs has 4 triples. Pitching notes include Hildebrand 4-0 and Brennan 3-0.
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Senators
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Foxx
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Laszeri
Walker
Hildebrand
Brennan
Drying out track troubles for Sonny Workman mount
Raymond Sonny Workman guided his Coe colt during a dry track race but the horse could not or would not untrack, leaving the performance hampered on the muddy euppy surface.
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Sonny) Workman
Coe
Derby Heroes To Race In Preakness Saturday
Derby rivals Broker's Tip and Head Play head to Pimlico for the 1933 Preakness after a dramatic Kentucky Derby finish. Head Play seeks revenge on the Derby winner as 35,000 fans watched a tight stretch duel and jockeys traded post race disputes. The victory marked Col. Bradley's second straight Derby triumph and his fourth overall.
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Broker
John P. Grier
Pimlico
Churchil Downs
Edward Riley Bradley
King of
Kentucky
Herb Fisher
Don Meade
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Meade
Tip
Sir Barton
Col. Bradley
Deacons Tackle Carolina Today In Big Five Action
Wake Forest travels to Chapel Hill to face the Tar Heels who beat them 4 to 2 in the earlier Big Five clash. Junie Barnes expected to start for Wake Forest while Joe Griffith pitched for North Carolina in Saturday’s win over Virginia.
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Bunn Hearn
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South Carolina
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Columbia
Pirates blank Browns 3-0 as French singles three times
Larry French and the Pirates shut out the Browns 3-0 with French contributing three singles. Bob Boeken homered with two aboard in the 12th for the Senators to top Cleveland. Joe Medwieck and Frank Frisch supplied all runs for the Cardinals in a 4-3 win over the Giants. Don Brennan scattered ten hits to beat the White Sox, extending his team’s winning streak to three.
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Bob Boeken
Senators
Fights and Derby Notes From Last Night Sports Roundup
Boxing results include Eddie Ran stopping Jane Levine in Newark and Low Terry defeating Deals Yancey in St. Petersburg. Sammy Tisch beat Felix Gonzales in Key West. Derby coverage notes Ladysman, W A Gade two year old, finishing behind Pomponious. Charles O. owned by Mrs. R M Eastman placed third among 13 colts.
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St. Louis
Yancey
St. Petersburg
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Sammy Tisch
Philadelphia
Felix Gon
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Jockey Shakeup Rumors Hit Preakness Field
In Baltimore on May 9 jockey suspensions from the Derby stir speculation over riders for Kentucky Derby winner Brokers Tip at the Preakness. Don Meade and Herb Fischer receive suspensions totaling up to thirty days for Derby incidents, leaving Meade barred from Maryland tracks during the period. Jimmy Smith is widely mentioned as likely to ride Broker’s Tip or Head Play’s new rider, with Silas B Mason seeking a replacement for Head Play.
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R. Bradley
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Meade
Herb Fischer
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Kid Chocolate to Fight Tom Watson in 16 round Madison Square Garden match
Kid Chocolate faces English challenger Seaman Tom Watson in a featherweight world title bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The Cuban star is a 7 to 5 favorite, but Watson impressed against Fidel LaBarba and may upset.
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Seaman Tom Watson
Madison Square Garden
Watson
Fidel LaBarba
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