Senators Trim Yanks. Pirates Sweep Cards
Washington defeated New York 5 1 and 5 4 to reduce the Yankees lead to two games. Babe Ruth hit two homers and Lou Gehrig had four hits in game two but the Senators rallied with timely hitting and errors by the Yankees. Lefty Gomez and Johnny Allen struggled as Washington's offense produced runs in the second and seventh innings. Myer, Cronin, and West sparked the late surge to seal the sweep.
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Dodgers Beat Giants 6-4 in Fifth-Place NL Standings
Brooklyn climbs to fifth as they top New York 6 to 4. Cuccinello hits a three run swing in the sixth and Wright adds a late two run shot. Stripp makes a key eighth inning stop to preserve the win as the Giants' offense stalls.
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Detroit Splits Doubleheader With White Sox
Detroit and Chicago split a May 28 doubleheader with the Tigers taking game one 4 to 1 and the White Sox winning 7 to 6 in 10 innings. Milt Gaston pitched for Chicago but lost a heartbreaker as Detroit committed two errors and a walk that aided the winners. Chicago used 16 players and Detroit 17 in the nightcap, with Lew Fonseca pinch hitting for Frasier in the ninth and singling to drive in Hodapp for the tying run.
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Reds Batter Cubs In 9-3 Victory At Chicago
Cincinnati, held to one hit through five by Charlie Root, exploded in the sixth for a 9 to 3 win over the Cubs. Dan Howley benched Mickey Heath and Leo Durocher for lack of hitting, sending Heilmann to first and Morrissey to short. Heilmann added two doubles as the Reds piled up runs. Root was charged with the loss after allowing ten hits.
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Pirates Dominate Cards 8 6 on Swetonic Win
In Pittsburgh on May 28, the Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 8 to 6 for their fifth win in nine games. Steve Swetonic earned his fifth straight victory, though he weakened late after six shutout innings, as Dave Barbee and Paul Waner led the offense with key hits and doubles. The Pirates capitalized on Card home runs by Watkins and Collins in a high scoring stretch.
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Maureen Orcutt Wins Qualifying Medal in England
Maureen Orcutt of the United States fired a 78 after a 73 in the first round to clinch the qualifying medal for the British Women's golf championship at Saunton England. Her 151 led the field of 64 into match play starting Monday, with Enid Wilson of England close behind at 154 and Marion Hollins missing by one stroke.
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Phillies sweep Braves as Klein homers in first inning
Boston loses its third straight in the series after Ray Benge limits Boston to four hits. Philadelphia wins 4 to 1 with Chuck Klein hitting his 11th homer of the season, Bartell aboard in the first inning for the decisive run.
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Boat Swain Triumphs In 57th Withers Mile At Belmont
Walter M. Jeffords' Boat Swain won the Withers Mile at Belmont Park, ending Burgoo King's reign. Burgoo King faded to sixth. Oscalator and the Hertz entry trailed, with Sun Melus and Pompeius behind, as Man o War lineage dominated.
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International League scores with misc results
Baltimore upends Jersey City 4 to 1 while Newark and Reading play to a 6 all tie. Toronto defeats Montreal 3 to 1. Rochester at Buffalo postponed due to rain.
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American Association Scores and Standings Snapshot
Baseball scores show St. Paul 5, Minneapolis 7 and Toledo 4, Indianapolis 13, Milwaukee 4, Kansas City 1, Columbus 1, Louisville 2 with unclear percentages. The fragmented line notes multiple city matchups and a stray percentage symbol.
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N. C. P. S. Nine Wins Over Robbins 6 to 3
The N. C. P. S. defeated Robbins 6 to 3 yesterday afternoon. Robbins held them to one run until the fifth inning when N. C. P. S. spiked five runs to take control and win the game.
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Jamestown Edges Melrose 6 to 5 In Tight Contest
Melrose defeats Jamestown 6 5 as Brown hits a homer and Nelson, Gordon, and Ragsdale add extra bases. Jamestown's Ragsdale and Gordon also contribute with power in a close afternoon clash.
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Allen Jay Triumphs Over Union Hall 15-4
Allen Jay defeated Union Hall by 15 to 4 yesterday afternoon in a one sided game. Robinson started and pitched six innings allowing two runs while Gram finished the seventh. Teach pitched for Union Hall and was hit freely as Allen Jay offense accumulated runs.
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