Pats Hammer Three Pit Hurler Trio For Easy Win
The Patriots pounded three Pointer pitchers for an 18 to 4 victory. Plee Townsend and Orton combined for 19 hits as every Patriot batter had at least one safety. Next up, Winston-Salem visits for a two game series at Willis Park starting 8 oclock.
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Orton
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Buck Taylor
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Molly Cox
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Lewis
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Thed Gabryo Cardinals
Elanta
Lefty Prim
Routoff
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Baseball Briefs and Scores From American Leagues
Fragmentary sports notes show multiple line scores and RBI tallies for Boone, Cox, Maus, Prim, Kane, and Suggs. Late innings feature mentions of old teams and umpire decisions as the game tally ends with varied innings and a 5 0 final in one match.
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Cox
Maus
Prim
Kane
Suggs
Rune
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Aber
Caldwell
Piue
Townsend
Morton
Piné
Morton Hing
Pule
Greensboro
High Point
Itcher
Kearney Ite
Salve for Baby's Cold and Headache Remedies
A brief health note lists a trio of remedies including 666 Batterss Salve for babies’ colds, 666 Headache v Neuralgia in 30, and the first da Sanane data star in three.
Bulls overpower Twins in high scoring baseball tilt
A detailed box score shows Winston leading the Bulls with multiple hits and RBIs as Charlotte fails to mount a comeback. Haines and Hearn split pitching duties with 1:47, umpire calls by Hubbard and Holloman. Yeargin blanks Charlotte late in Raleigh on May 26, final lines show CAPS 5 BEES 3.
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Adra Poae Burke
McCrone
I Smith
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Haines
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Hubbard
Holloman
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Raleigh
al Yeargin
Charlotte
Settlemire
Final Trials For Indianola In Indianapolis
On May 26 drivers raced for the last spots in the 500 mile event to be run Saturday in Indianola Indianapolis. Sixteen positions remained in the 40 car field with five finalists named yesterday Jimmy Gleason Francia Quinn Frank Farmer Phil Shafer and John Boling. Fred Duesenberg announced retirement from competition after the race with plans to sell his cars.
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Gar
Jimmy Gleason
Philadelphia
Francia Quinn
Los Angeles
Frank Farmer
Phil
Red) Shafer
Des Moines
John Boling
William
Shorty) Condon
Detroit
Louis Meyer
Ralph DePalma
L. L. Corum
Fred Winnal
Louis Schneider
Winnal
Fred Duesenberg
Duesenberg
Pitcher Mayo Faces Pointers In Gate City Clash
Last night the Pointers lost a 9 1 game after a misplay by Howard Bryan allowed three hits and five runs in the Patriots rally. Broncho Mayo favored on the mound tonight as Cleveland sparring and a lively whistling fast ball from Mayo are noted. Philadelphia remains near the top in standings after a shaky 7 7 start.
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Pat Townsend
Caldwell
Pat
Madsen
Mullen
Patriot
Howard Bryan
Howard
Patriots
Gate City
Broncho Mayo
Mayo
Seek Opponent for Sharkey
Boxing promoter Jimmy Johnston searches for a replacement foe for Boston heavyweight Jack Sharkey after a federal injunction blocks Primo Carnera from fighting Sharkey at Ebbetts Field Brooklyn on June 10. Johnston aims for a June 19 bout and considers Mickey Walker or other top heavies. Tommy Loughran is unavailable. Johnson plans an immediate appeal.
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Primo Carnera
Jimmy Johnston
Jack Sharkey
Boston
John C. Knox
Madison Square Garden
Illinois
Carnera
Sherkey
Johnston
Ebbetts Field
Brooklyn
Sharkey
Illinois Corporation
Jimmy
Carera-Sharkey
Cleveland
Loughran
Mickey Walker
Jack Kearns
Walker
Cardinals Push Batting Drills as Street Seeks Stronger Offense
St Louis May 26 Manager Gabby Street orders daily morning batting drills to lift the Cardinals attack, effective immediately. The club hit .206 today after a 5 3 loss to Raleigh with Yeargin facing seven of last nine Bees hitting? and a noted effort in the contest.
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Cardinals
Gabby Street
Terrible Terry Roberts Crowned Carolinas Light Heavyweight Champion
The Gaston county mauler Terrible Terry Roberts won the light heavyweight crown with a technical knockout of Al Massey in Goldsboro. Massey failed to rise for the seventh round after Roberts hammered him and weighed 169 pounds to Massey’s 175% in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Terry Roberts
McAdenville
Gaston County
Roberts
Massey
Rufus Miles
Billy Burkett
Roanoke
Jim Swinson
Little Boy Saffit
Kannapolis
Grove And Mahaffey Win Two More For Athletics
The Philadelphia Athletics beat the New York Yankees 4 2 and 16 4 at Shibe Park to stretch their winning streak to 17. Leroy Mahaffey held the Yankees to one hit in seven innings as Lefty Grove and others supported with key hits and strikeouts.
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Connie Mack
New York Yankees
Shibe Park
Boston
Washington Senators
Yankees
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Leroy Mahaffey
Mack
Grove
Johnson
Earnshaw
Walbere
Rommel
Mahaffey
Hank McDonald
Wes Ferrell
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland Indians
Hudlin
Ferrell
Eddie Morgan
Chicago Cube
Results Yesterday in Major League Scores
Yesterday’s results show New York at 2 4, Chicago at 6, with ncon 4 16 and a note Culp on suas indicating a summary of games and outcomes.
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New York
Chicago
Culp
Suas
Boxing results list mixed cards across cities
Brief combat results show Henry Firpo of New Castle Pennsylvania outpointing Jack McVey of Louisville Kentucky in New York. Arturo Schek of Buenos Aires outpointed Antonio Castroviejo of Belgium in Argentina. Multiple city matchups included Philadelphia at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at St Louis Chicago at Cincinnati.
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St. Loui
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Cincinnati
New Castle
Henry Firpo
Louisville
Jack McVey
New York
Buenos Aires
Arturo Schekles
Belgium
Antonio Castroviejo
Argentina
St. Louis
Cleveland to Decide Legality of Schmeling Bout Next Week
Judge Thomas M. Kennedy will decide next week whether W L Young and Max Schmeling can meet in a weight championship fight set for July 8 in Cleveland. Attorney J H Mellon argues the bout is a prize fight barred by Ohio law. lawyers for the event say it is a legal boxing exhibition.
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Mellon
Ohio
Jack Dempsey
W. L. “Young
Max Schmeling
Comeman Pleas
Thomas M. Kenenedy
J H. Mellon
Georgia
Schmeling
Kennedy
Stribling
Henry 8. Brainerd
Cubs and Indians Power In Rough Doubleheader Skirmish
Rogers Horneby and Eddie Morgan drove in two runs apiece as Cubs and Indians beat White Sox with timely hits. Lefty Grove and Royse held the Yankees to hits in a doubleheader, with both games won to stretch the Athletics winning streak to seventeen.
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Rogers Horneby
Cubs
Pirate
Eddie Morgan
Indians
White Sox
Lefty Grove
Royese
Yankees
Atntelies
Omaha-George Manley Outpoints Frankie Wine
Omaha fighter George Manley defeated Frankie Wine of Akron by decision in a lightweight bout. The contest went the full distance with Manley earning the judges' verdict.
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Omaha
George Manley
Denever
Frankie Wine
Akron
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