Giants Tie for First With 12-Inning Win and Yankees Lead Grow
The Giants beat the Dodgers 5-4 in 12 innings to pull into a first place tie in the National League as the Yankees outslugged the Red Sox 9-8 in 11 innings to extend their lead in the American League. Pittsburgh rose to third, Cubs up to fourth, while Phillies moved to seventh amid a reshuffled league standings.
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St. Louis
Carl Hubbel
Brooklyn Dodger
Newark Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Giants
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Phillies
Coa
Boston Bees
Yanks
Sox
Joe Cronin
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louise Browns
White Sox
Tommy Pridges
Detroit Tigers
Hesslyn-Luttrall Bout Set as High Point Headliner
The main event features Pop Hesslyn against Cowboy Luttrall at High Point Arena in Curtis Denning's weekly card. Veteran Hesslyn, famed Australian chin lock artist, seeks another win while Luttrall aims to rebound after recent rough battles. Father Lumpkin opens against Halil Pelivan in a fast paced prelim with two falls out of three.
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High Point Arena
Pop Hesslyn
Cowboy Luttrall
Curtis Denning
Lumpkin
Georgia Tech
Halil Pelivan
Turk
Hesslyn
Jimmy Ray
High Point Ball Park
Hessslyn
Pelivan
Abie Yourist
Jana
Pelican
Pittsburgh at St Louis and other games
Pittsburgh beat St Louis 11 to 2. Brooklyn hosted New York and Boston played Philadelphia. The night slate showed offense from Pittsburgh while other matchups featured regional rivals.
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W. LL. Pet
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Au St
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
W.W. L. Pet
Briggs Wins In Inter City Tilt
Elon college star M Briggs pitched a shutout for McCrary hosiery as they defeated Thomasville Chair 6 to 0. Blue Eagles opened with three runs in the first inning and two in the second, adding one in the fifth. Letty Cheek debuted for McCrary and went hitless.
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Elon College
Thomasville Chair
McCrary Hosiery
Blue Eagles
Letty Cheek
Briggs
Elon
McCrary
Canadian horse Rushaway eyes lead in three-year-old money race
Rushaway, owned by A. G. Tarn, wins the Illinois and Latonia derbies within 24 hours to sit second to Bold Venture in three-year-old earnings. Bold Venture, Derby and Preakness winner, has $65,800 this year, with Rushaway at $33,520. Brevity, He Did, and White Cockade trail in the top five as standings may change after the Belmont stakes on June 6.
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New York
A. G. Tarn
Rushaway
Illinois
Bold Venture
Joseph E. Widener
Silas B. Mason
Ogden Phipps
Brevity
White Cockade
Red Rain
Granville
Hemphill and Cothran Reach Marguerite Goat Final
In Memphis on May 28 two South Carolina players meet in the Marguerite Goat invitation final. Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia and Jane Cothran of Greenville have dominated the event, both advancing through a strong field. Hemphill defeated Mrs Dave Gunt 2 and 1 to reach the final while Cothran beat Mrs Chatham Hunter 2 and 1.
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South Carolina
Marguerite Goat
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
Jane Cothran
Greenville
Miss Cothran
Miss Hemphill
Dave Gunt
Chatham Hunter
Proximity Nines Edge Ragan Maurice 6-2 in IC League clash
Proximity led 6-0 before Ragan Maurice scored twice, with Barringer and Kivett sparking Proximity offense while Warren shined for the losers. Hunter earned the win for Proximity as Meismer took the loss. Camp homered for Ragan Maurice.
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Hunter
Seueee
Solomon
Fisher
Collins
Davis
Murphy
Mesamer
Medemer
Hite
Meismer
Ragan Maurice
Connor
Melemer
Hawn and
Trulove
Major League Leaders Snapshot From A Season’s Leaders
Baseball leaders list scattered across teams includes batting from Terry of the Giants with 435, and Medwick of the Cardinals at 388. J Martin of the Cardinals leads runs with 35, while Ott of the Giants has 35. Medwick tops runs batted in with 50, and Dickey of the Yankees has 50 RBIs. Pitching leaders show Gumbert of the Giants with a 0 record and Schumacher also of the Giants at 5-1.
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Giants
Medwick
Cardinals
J. Martin
Cuyler
Rees
Ott
Jordan
Bees
Herman
Cubs
Curtin
Camilli
Phillies
Riggs
Reds
J. Moore
Eee Oem
Indians
Lew Senators
Ram Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Dickey
Trosky
Werber
Red Sox
Powell
Senators
Grove
Pearson
Legion Teams Play at Charlotte in August Sectional
Charlotte officials announced the American Legion sectional junior baseball tournament will be held August 18 to 21 in Charlotte. Winners from eight state groups Texas Louisiana Missouri Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee Florida Alabama Georgia South Carolina West Virginia Kentucky Virginia North Carolina Delaware Maryland DC will advance.
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Charlotte
Amercan Legion
Texas
Birds feed young on average every 15 minutes in day
The article notes that many common birds provision their nestlings about once every 15 minutes during daylight hours. This feeding cadence emphasizes the constant parental care observed in typical urban and rural species.
Tax Revenue Reported From Meals Levy In Raleigh
Revenue Commissioner Maxwell announced Raleigh state sales yield about $10 000 yearly from meals tax The measure marks the first year the tax has been applied to meals in the state capital.
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May
Maxwell
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