Supreme Court and Baseball Contracts Face New Review
Legal writers argue the American League suit against the Pasquel brothers will test baseball players contracts and the reserve clause within major and minor league agreements. The piece notes the Baltimore decision did not rule on contracts but held exhibitions weren’t commerce. It also discusses Belmont race filming and calls for race footage to address bettors’ losses.
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U. S. Supreme Court
K.M. Bashar
Pasquel Brothers
Baltimore
Rashap
Justice Holmes
Federal Baseball Club of Baltimore
Supreme Court
Federal Baseball Club of
American League Baseball Club of
New York
Pasquels
Standings and scheduled games in early baseball action
The standings show bases, hits, and pitchers for a local girls softball game with Carmichael and Rh. Helms strong at bat while Brown dominates on the mound. Pro ball results list American and National League games with upcoming schedules and yesterday rainouts noted.
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Carmichael
Rh. Helms
Watson
Brown
B.ball
Carter
M. Helms
Hicks
Briles
Kennedy
R. Helms
R. Helma
Jones
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT ACROSS MULTIPLE CITIES
Boxers from New York Boston Providence Cincinnati Milwaukee and more fought in non title bouts. Results include Belolise stopping Welch in New York and Comiskey stopping Weinberg in Boston. Other decisions include Pep outpointing Joyce in Minneapolis and McPherson outpointing Robinson in Troy.
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New York
Steve Belolise
Bronx
N. Y
Coley Welch
Portland
Maine
Boston
Pat Comiskey
Paterson
N. J
Bill Weinberg
Chelsea
Mass
Providence
R. L Charles
Cabey) Lewis
Bill Carroll
Quebec
Cincinnati
Charley Banks
Sampson Powell
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Willie Pep
Dartford
Conn
Jimmie Joyce
Gary
Ind
Kansas City
Charley Riley
St.Louis
Lou Transparenti
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Charley Milan
Cleo Shaws
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Tommy Lemmon
Fritz Zivie
Pittsburg
Troy
N, Y
Charley McPherson
Art Robinson
Pittsburgh
Major League Leaders Summary
The list highlights top NL batting leader Kurowski of St. Louis with 3876 runs Reiser of Brooklyn leads in runs with 30. Iolies of Boston and Slaughter of St. Louis tie for 27 RBIs. Musial of St. Louis leads in tilts with 46 and in triples with Parks and Seminick as noted. Mize of New York tops home runs with 10. Reiser of Brooklyn has 11 stolen bases. Lanier of St. Louis leads pitching with a .60 ERA. Vernon of Washington hits .405 and doubles 13, Pesky of Boston leads with 55 hits and 37 runs. Williams leads RBIs with 37 and DiMaggio is listed with 10 runs. Ferriss of Boston records 7-0 pitching.
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Associated Press
Kurowski
St. Louis
Reiser
Brooklyn
Iolies
Boston
Slaughter
Tilts
Musial
Parks
Chicago
Seminick
Philadelphia
Herman
Vernon
Washington
Pesky
Williams
Keller
New York
DiMaggio
Case
Cleveland
Ferriss
Cubs Split Six Starts With Cardinals Thanks To Schmitz
Johnny Schmitz the left hander from Wisconsin helped the Chicago Cubs split six NL starts with the St. Louis Cardinals. He earned two decisions including a 4-1 victory as St Louis managed only five hits in 18 innings. Schmitz also posted a 4-3 relief loss and a 13 inning 2-1 defeat, while his stellar work included a shutout and a 19-3 win over the New York Giants. The Cubs aim to improve on last season’s pennant chase with Schmitz anchoring their rotation.
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Associated Press
Johnny Schmitz
Wausau
Wisconsin
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Bruins
Redbirds
Charley Grimm
Cubs
St. Louis
Schmitz
Chicago
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
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Milwaukee
Cookie Lavagetto
Lavagetto
Grimm
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Pale Hose
Luke Appling
Sox
Brownies
Ed Lopat
Lopat
National Auto Race Gets Set for 500 Mile Derby
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway finished qualifications for the 33 remaining spots in the 30th running of the 500 mile sweepstakes on Memorial Day weekend. Foreign entries eyed the last chances, with Swiss star Rudolf Caracciola among possible contenders and rivals from France and England still hopeful. Several American drivers were already qualified with speeds near 121 mph, while six positions remained open and organizers awaited final trials.
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Dale Burgess
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Louis Durant
Los An
Caracciola
Joe Thorne
Harry O'Reilley Schell
Louis Gerard
Duke Nalon
Beverly Hills
Calif
Robert Arbuthnot
London
England
al Mille
Standish
Fla
Frank McGuark
Los Angeles
Steve Truchan
Gary
Elm Street forces deciding softball game in northern district
Elm Street and Oak Hill played a close series with Elm Street winning 2 0 to force a final contest at the post office grounds. Harris Evans struck out seven for Elm Street while Stout had nine for Oak Hill. Batteries were Martin Evans for Elm Street and Stout Land for Oak Hill.
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Elm Street
Oak Hill
Harris Evans
Stout
Elm
Match Play Opens in Carolinas Women's Golf Championship
In Greensboro North Carolina May 28 match play began in the 21st Carolinas women's golf championship after a steady qualifying round Estelle Lawson Page claimed medalist honors with 36 37 73 four under par Five strokes back was runner up Kathryn Hemphill returning from a six year layoff Both faced 104 shooters from yesterday in today s opening matches Mrs Nathan Ayers and Miss Hemphill meet Mrs Lester Brooks in first round Marjorie Burns of Greensboro took third with 79 Officers elected to lead the Carolinas Women s Golf Association include Mrs Brooks first vice president Mrs George Corcoran second vice president Raleigh secretary treasurer Miss Hemphill Mrs Shelley Caveness Greensboro Mrs Allen Watkins Bod esfield Agnes Morton Wilmington and Mrs Alf Duckett Durham on the board of governors.
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Greensboro
N. C
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
S. C
Nathan Ayers
Miss Hemphill
Lester Brooks
Charlotte
Marjorie Burns
Carolinas
Boxers Stage Left Hand Battle in Baltimore Bout
Charley Millan of Baltimore won a unanimous decision over Cleo Shans of Los Angeles in a 10 round lightweight headliner. Shans fractured a bone in his right arm in the fourth round and fought the rest with his left hand.
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Baltimore
Charley Millan
Cleo Shans
Los Angeles
Shans
Gerring and Case Take Third in Pro-Am Event
Al Gerring and Tom Case of High Point teamed for a third place finish in the Carolinas PGA pro amateur tourney at Starmount Golf Course Greensboro. Johnny Palmer posted a 66 for top individual, with A G Wright and Avery Beck sharing 65 for best amateur score.
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al Gerring
High Point
Blair Park
Tom Case
Carolinas
Greensboro
Starmount Country Club
Johnny Palmer
A. G. Wright
Kernersville
al Smith
Danville
Avery Beck
Raleigh
Gerring
Case
Rankin Defeats Jamestown to Claim Guilford County Baseball Crown
Rankin beat Jamestown 12 to 4 in the Guilford County high school baseball final at Memorial Stadium Greensboro to seize the county title. Bessemer outscored Colfax 11 to 2 in the consolation game as the tournament concluded.
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Rankin Baseballers
Jamestown
Memorial Stadium
Greensboro
Guilford County
Rankin
Bessemer
Colfax
Kiwanis And Lions Win Red Shield Games
Kiwanis club defeated the American Legion nine 9 to 3 in Red Shield play while the Lions edged the A B club 10 to 9 yesterday afternoon.
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Kiwanis
Lions
American Legion
A.B
Nedrick
Ogrnwy
Slack
Grisett
York
Bryant
Martin
Brown
Kontsz
Grady
Bitter honey plant yields bitter nectar for bees
In the Ozark regions of Missouri and Arkansas and parts of Tennessee Kentucky and Alabama the bitterweed Helenium tenui folium produces ample nectar but the honey from it is very bitter and akin to quinine.
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Ozark
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Macelli Debut Sparks Thomasville Rally Against Salisbury
New second baseman Macelli shines in official debut as Thomasville Dodgers beat Salisbury Pirates 3 1 under Finch Field lights. Fiala collects four hits and scores twice, Stokes earns first win of the season, Kalkowski allows seven hits in is dual effort.
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Stokes
Fiala
Bill Currie
Thomasville
Macelli
Rodgers ‘Ineup
Salisbury Pirates
Finch Field
Dodgers
Bucs
Ctabac
Veterans of Foreign Wars Edges Randleman 7 6 In Industrial League
In a tight Industrial league contest on the High Point college field the Veterans of Foreign Wars nine defeated Randleman Ball Company 7 to 6 in extras. Randall Johnson delivered the decisive three base hit with two aboard in the 11th inning to spark the winning rally.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Randleman Ball Company
Randleman
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Sherrell
Harriss
Mints
Johnson
Griffin
VFW
Randleman Chair
Sherrill
Marriss
Collins
Harris
Cole Tins
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