Haas Homer Breaks Tie with Walk-Off Win for Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics beat Washington 5 to 4 in twelve innings as Haas hit a game winning homer after a ninth inning tie. Cronin Goslin Myer Barnes Cochrane Simmons Hale and Judge among scorers as Philadelphia survives to take the interleague clash.
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Cardinals top Cubs in 12 innings to seize NL lead
In St Louis on May 25 the Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 7 to 1 in 12 innings to take command of the National League. Sylvester Johnson delivered the run that decided the game as St Louis pulled ahead late and secured the bonus inning victory.
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Shelby High Wins State Baseball Championship
Shelby High School defeated Raeford 4 to 2 at Emerson Field to claim the state title. Governor Gardner and Mrs. Gardner watched as lefty pitcher Sherrill Hamrick delivered a strong performance for the champions. Ralph Gardner, Gov. Gardner’s son, served as team manager.
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College Baseball at Raleigh NC State 5 NC 8
In Raleigh N Y State defeated the University of North Carolina 8 to 5 in a college baseball game highlighted by NC State's offense and UNC's pitching. The contest showcased key hits and defensive plays influencing the outcome.
Illinois Triumphs In Western Track Meet
Illinois captured the Western Conference outdoor track and field championship at Northwestern University scoring 511% points. Eddie Tolan of Michigan won the 100 yard dash in 9.5 seconds, edging Ohio State’s George Simpson at the tape.
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Horton Smith Blazes Way In German Open
Horton Smith, 21 year old American pro from Joplin Missouri, led the German Open after two rounds with 71 and 69 for 140 total. Percy Alliss of England was one behind at 141 after rounds of 70 and 71 in Berlin.
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Knox Furniture Beats Amazon Mills 19 to 4 in Slugfest
Knox Furniture company Baseballers defeat Amazon Mills 19 to 4 at Thomasville yesterday afternoon. Montgomery Hinkle and English led the offense with multiple hits including Englishs homer in the second inning.
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American net stars eliminate Japan in Davis Cup play
The United States defeated Japan in the Davis Cup series as John Van Ryn beat Tamio Abe 6-2 4-6 6-3 6-2. Van Ryn's win gave the U S a 3-1 lead and set up a meeting with Cuba in the American zone final at Detroit from May 30 to June 1.
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Johnson Knox Pitcher Dominates With Stellar Catch
Johnson and Knox delivered a near invincible outing as the hurler’s control and pace overwhelmed opponents. Sladon’s catches stood out as a highlight, showcasing defensive skill and sharp framing.
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Globe Parlor Triumphs In Tight 7 6 Victory
The Globe Parlor nine edged Slane Hosiery Mill tossers 7 to 6 yesterday afternoon. Slane tied it in the fifth before Culler tamed them on the mound the rest of the way. Ingram starred at the plate with a single a triple and a home run in four trips, the latter breaking the tie in the ninth.
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Piedmont League Standings and American League Scores
Salisbury 15 to 0 High Point 10 to 2 Grensboro 13 to 4 Durham 3 to 5 Henderson 4 to 5 Winston Salem 7 to 11 American League New York 8 8 Boston 10 8 Detroit 4 Chicago 2 2 Cleveland 5 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 5 Washington 4 12 innings note is implied in game referenced.
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National League Scores Compete Across Several Matchups
New York defeated Boston 10 to 3 while Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 5 to 3. Pittsburgh stopped Cincinnati 6 to 4 and St Louis edged Chicago 7 to 6.
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Two Carolina Veterans End Baseball Careers
Henry Satterfield from Durham and Tommy Coxe from Wadesboro ended their Carolina baseball careers after three varsity seasons. Satterfield shifted from shortstop to third base and hit well over .300, while Coxe, the Tar Heel outfield speedster, led in stolen bases and covered large territory on defense.
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Patriots divide with the Bulls in Greensboro double bill
Greensboro and Durham divided a double bill today with the Patriots taking the opener 13 to 3 and the Bulls winning the nightcap 5 to 4.
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Southern Association and League Scores Snapshot
Scores from the Southern Association games include Little Rock 3 Atlanta 4 Chattanooga 2 Mobile 1 Memphis 0 Birmingham game called due to rain. East Carolina League results show Rocky Mount 4 Goldsboro 8 and 8 Greenville 4 Kinston 2 Fayetteville 5 Wilmington 49. South Atlantic League updates list Augusta 12 7 Greenville 7 3 Charlotte 7 10 Knoxville 9 4 Spartanburg 3 2 Macon 1 3 Columbia 10 4 Asheville 6 14.
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McGurn linked to Sullivan murder in Chicago gang feud
The text hints Gunner McGurn's possible vengeance in the murder of Patrolman Josep Sullivan who was killed by a shot to the forehead after opposing gangsters. Sullivan had sworn out a warrant against "Machine Gun" Jack McGurn for involvement in the Valentine’s Day Moran beer runners massacre.
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Picket Mill Wins Narrow Victory Over Myrtle Desk
Picket Mill defeats Myrtle Desk 11 to 10 in a hard fought game yesterday afternoon. Johnnie Jones homered in the 15th with Jones Howard Ballard and Cox fueling the late inning offense.
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