Reds Beat Giants 4 1 as Derringer Goodman Star
Cincinnati and Paul Derringer defeat the New York Giants 4 to 1. Goodman hits two home runs and drives in three runs while Ernie Lombardi adds a triple. Melton gives up four runs in eight innings as Chicago gains on New York in the standings. The score marks New York's fourth straight loss and Ott belatedly ends scoreless streak with a ninth inning homer.
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Ival Goodman
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Lombardi
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McCarthy
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Goodman
Craft
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Cubs overpower Phillies 10-1 in Chicago victory
Cubs star Larry French held Philadelphia to five hits and earned his second win as Chicago totaled 14 hits. George Scharein was knocked out in the seventh after a hard spike. Phillies lost 10-1 with Passeau charged for the defeat. Attendance 5,000.
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Larry French
Cubs
Phillies
Chicago
George Scharein
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Youngs
Pirates Rally Edges Dodgers In Eighth For 5 4 Win
Pittsburgh Pirates outslugged the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 4 at Ebbets Field. Roy Todd and Jim Tobin sparked the late rally with a double to drive in the go ahead run after Luke Hamlin was pummeled in the eighth. Johnny Hudson homered for the Dodgers.
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Russ Bauers
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Pittsburgh
Yale Wins Carnegie Race In Record Time
Yale swept the Carnegie Cup regatta defeating Cornell and Princeton in a record two mile race at Lake Cayuga. Yale finished in 10 minutes 23.4 seconds, Cornell 10 minutes 29 seconds, Princeton 10 minutes 42 seconds, after earlier wins by Yale in freshman and junior varsity events.
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Brooklyn Beats Pittsburgh In 14-Game Attendance Thriller
Game featured V aughan Todd P Waner Young Thevenow Tobin in a scoring heavy showdown. Hite Bauers Tobin Hamlin Posedel each pitched with Tobin earning the win and Hamlin the loss. attendance reached 14 610 as Brooklyn offense piled up runs with strength from Durocher Suhr and Hudson.
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West paces Bees to sixth straight win with two homers
Boston Bees beat St Louis Cardinals 5-1 as rookie Max West belts two home runs to lift his season total to four in the cleanup spot. Deacon MacFayden wins his third decision in four starts, holding the Cards to seven hits while Joe Stripp accounts for three safeties.
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Eagles Trounce Lucky Strikes in 1938 Opener
McCrary Eagles beat Durham Lucky Strikes five to four in Asheboro as Guy Clodfelter and Sokolowski homer. McFayden saved, Edawards and Short led hits, with McCrary’s winning run on a ninth inning single by Clodfelter and a run from Short. Time 2 10.
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Sokolowski
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Roy
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Pickett
Mills Home Tops Globe Parlor on Little Tenth Inning homer
Pinch hitter Little belted a homer in the tenth inning to lift Mills Home to a 9 to 8 victory over Globe Parlor yesterday afternoon. Mills Home jumped to a six run first, Globe Parlor tied it in the seventh, but Little’s homer sealed the win. Johnson G. P. and M. H. batted, with Blair, Jenkins and Williams contributing for the winners.
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Alma-Hayworth Twins win 9 to 2 over Adams-Millis Seamless
Five-hit outing by Singerfield including 14 strikeouts leads Alma-Hayworth Twins past Adams-Millis Seamless at the Airport. Workman and Bennett each had two hits for the winners while Nicks and Wilson combined on the A-M. battery.
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Bennett
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Calvary M. K. Route Clinches Big Win Over Oakdale
Calvary M. K. crushed Oakdale 18 to 4 at Oakdale yesterday afternoon. Land led Calvary with four hits including a home run, while McMullen Hucks and Sumney added three apiece. Calvary piled 18 runs on 20 hits as Clarke Overcash Land Cruthis Slack and Loflin pitched for Oakdale.
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Goodman Favored in British Amateur Meet
TROON Scotland May 21 Johnny Goodman favored to win the British Amateur golf championship opening Monday. Estimators rate him about 8 to 1 to add this title to his United States crown after a rainy 73 in practice. The U S Walker Cup team trained and later practiced at Prestwick ahead of the first round.
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Johnny Goodman
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Prestwick
Foreman Wins Southern Conference Tennis Title
Johnny Foreman of the University of North Carolina captured the Southern Conference singles championship by defeating teammate Bill Rood in four sets 4-6 6-4 7-5 6-4 in Chapel Hill. Doubles play halted by darkness with Foreman and Carver leading Askin and Ritzenberg. match to be finished next morning. North Carolina has now won four consecutive singles titles since 1934.
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Nathan Askin
Maryland
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Ritzenberg
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Bob Strain
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Carl Reod
Thomasville Routs Shelby to End Streak 5-3
Thomasville defeats Shelby 5 to 3 ending Shelby's 12 game win streak. Ray Lindsey pitched 7 1/3 innings with 17 strikeouts for Thomasville, Mueller homered, Sheely drove in two runs, and Bouknight hit a key homer. Umpire Powell halted the game briefly amid late-inning noise as Thomasville scored three runs in the eighth.
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Wortman
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Supreme Court Refuses Boost in Songwriter’s Damages
The Supreme Court declined to increase the award for a songwriter in a copyright infringement case over a ditty titled You Made Me Like It, Daddy, keeping the amount as originally decided. The ruling narrows potential further liability and confirms the existing compensation level for the author.
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Supreme Court
Daddy
Adams-Millis B wallops Marsh 10 to 5 in league game
Adams-Millis B paces 16 hit attack as Cooper drives three hits including a homer. Grissom led Marsh with three of seven hits. Craven wins while Eldridge takes the loss. Home runs by Cooper, Haney, and White.
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Errors by Newman and Frye. Assists credited to Newman Parker Culler Frazier Angel Pendry Weisner Morehead Byrd Klutz Fowler. Home run by Ward. Three base hit by Clark. Winning pitcher Fowler. Losing pitcher Angel.
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Blalock
Klute
Oakdale Cubs dominate with 11 run win over Pickett 1
Oakdale bunched 14 hits and 11 runs as Pickett 1 Martin allowed four hits and one run. Clark and Rhyne hit home runs for Oakdale. Rhyne led with four RBIs while Clark added two. Winning pitcher was Martin, losing pitcher Kirby.
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Clark
Rhyne
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Kirby
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Princeton Wins Heptagonal Ivy League Track Meet
Princeton's Pete Bradley won the half mile in record time and runner Dick Patterson cleared 13 feet 6 inches to tie for second in the pole vault as Princeton edged Cornell 59 1/4 to 52 1/6. Columbia and Harvard followed, with seven meet records set under optimal conditions.
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N. J
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Dick Patterson
Palmer Stadium
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Tigers
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Alex Northrop
Patterson
Cornell
Columbia
Ben Johnson
Yale
Dartmouth
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Negro jailed on charge of assault last night
Katie McCall Negress of 218 Beamon alley was taken to the hospital around midnight for treatment of a severe wash on the leg claimed to be inflicted by Howard Weatherspoon Negro of Beamon alley. Police arrested Weatherspoon on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and drunkenness and he remained in jail in default of bond of 59.90. The Negress was taken to the hospital in Sechrest's ambulance.
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Duke Trounces Tar Heels in 10-6 Victory
Duke University Blue Devils defeated North Carolina 10 to 6 under lights in Greensboro. The win clinched Duke’s conference titles as the team capped a strong season, with key contributors listed among Hudson, Davis, Nethercutt, Watson, Smith, Brunansky, and Bailey in a high scoring affair.
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FDR Watches Harvard Beat Navy Strokers
President Roosevelt, a Harvard graduate, watched Harvard win the Adams cup in a 13-4 mile Severn River race, edging Navy by a length as Yale and Penn claims affected the eastern sprint title. Harvard also led freshmen and varsity Jayvee events, while Navy dominated junior varsity.
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Fire destroys Hodges stock stables in Dunn Dunn
Fire swept Bud Hodges' live stock stables at Dunn Dunn on May 21 causing about $2,000 in damage. Firemen said the blaze began in the storage feed room from a discarded cigarette.
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Bud Hodges
Glenola beats Thomasville W. O. W. 8 to 6 in Amateur League
Glenola defeated Thomasville W. O. W. 8 to 6 as H. Davis went 3 for 4. Reeves pitched and Davis caught for Glenola, with Fibbs and Butler forming the batteries for W. O. W.
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Harriss Covington Wolves hold off Highland 6 to 3 in afternoon
Harriss Covington Wolves defeated Highland 6 to 3 yesterday afternoon. Carroll and Johnson each had two hits for the winners while Grant did the same for the losers. Staton and Cates hit one triple apiece as Willard earned the win and Whitt the loss in a tightly contested ballgame with several defensive gems and multiple assists recorded.
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Teufel Wins at Suffolk Downs in Thrilling Handicap Duel
At Suffolk Downs Boston on May 21 Ogden Phipps Teufel won the $10 000 added Puritan handicap by a head over W W McGrath s South American import Peligroso II in a dramatic stretch battle before 34600 fans The five year old son of Diavolo paid 13 40 to win and Peligroso II 11 to place with Clodion 6 40 showing.
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Drive Sponsors Finance Tea For Legion Team
The American Legion junior baseball squad meets Tuesday at 3 30 PM at the high school to report its first organized practice. The post will solicit big brother sponsors to finance the coming season with each player receiving $15 from a sponsor. The drive aims to raise about $300 for the team’s operations.
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