Dean Wins Fifth Consecutive Game for Dodgers Loss at Ebbets Field
Dizzy Dean pitched a seven to one victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field in front of about 300000 fans. He allowed nine hits, struck out seven, and kept his season ERA low while extending his personal win streak to five. Max Bidder started for Brooklyn and held the Cardinals scoreless until a first-inning rally. Don Gutteridge and French Bordagaray contributed to the Dodgers’ lone run on a ninth-inning double and single.
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Dickshot Shines as Pirates Power Hitter This Season
Pirates boast Dickshot as a punchy right handed threat after 112 RBIs and 112 runs scored last season. He and Russell Bauers, a versatile right hander with pitching prowess, anchor a lineup praised by manager Pie Traynor. Bauers’s early spring display helped secure his place with the club as a potential breakout star.
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Travel this day: Atlanta and Little Rock split doubleheader
Atlanta and Little Rock split a doubleheader with the Travelers winning 8 to 7 in game one after leading 8 to 0. Little Rock recovered to take game two 7 to 5 behind Poindexter's strong relief effort. The Knoxville Smokies also split, taking game one 9 to 5 and Birmingham winning game two 5 to 1. Nashville and New Orleans split their twin bill with New Orleans winning game one 4 to 1. The Lookouts and Chattanooga played a short night game with four runs by the Lookouts in the first five innings and a late rally by the Chicks. the second game was halted by darkness.
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Oil output in Northwestern Ohio field dips after quakes
In Findlay Ohio a Northwestern Ohio oil field, one of the world’s oldest, reports a decline in petroleum production after recent earthquakes. Officials say the movement seems to have disrupted lower work strata but they believe the drop may not be permanent.
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Lumberjacks Fall To Kraftsmen In 12-8 Setback
In a windy Sunday tilt at Camden, the Southern Kraftsmen of Condon defeated the Lumberjacks 12 to 8. Camden hurlers Hagers and Sehooley yielded key hits as Kraftsmen bats remained hot. A telegram from Mt. Pleasant’s Buckley noted Hope would accept a follow up challenge for a game in Hope on June 5, the next available Sunday date.
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Horse of Davie blank Camden in Saturday game
Davie’s Horse of Davie defeated Camden 3 to 0 before a large crowd at Fair Park on Saturday afternoon. Elliott pitched for Hape while manager Liogd Dan announced Camden would play DeQueen at Tope net Sunday afternoon, with details from the prior Camden game incomplete.
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Miss KX Name Gave St Louis Cardinals Their Name
In 1900 a Chicano girl named the Cleveland Spiders franchise relocated to St Louis and began play in Chicago. The child cried over the gray uniforms with red trim and exclaimed about the loveliest shade of Cardinal. Reporter Bill McHale captured the moment and popularized the name Cardinals in his history.
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Sunday Baseball Scores And Schedule From City League
Sunday results show Little Rock 8 Chicago 4 and Atlanta 7 7 tied with New Orleans 9 4. Nashville 5 5 suffered a second game innings delay while Birmingham 5 Knoxville 9 1. Monday games include Atlanta at Little Rock and New Orleans at Nashville. Other scores listed: Cincinnati 21 Philadelphia 10 New York 4 Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 3 Boston 3 St Louis 7 Brooklyn 1. Upcoming games: Pittsburgh at Boston Lavis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago 2 New York 1 Cleveland 3 Boston 1 Philadelphia 9 Detroit 8 Washington 7 St Louis 1. New York at Chicago Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at St Louis.
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Alabama Gridder Says Softball Tougher Than Football
University of Alabama star Big Jim Ryba reports more injuries from softball than in spring football practice, saying softball is tougher on players and more demanding than gridiron drills. Ryba notes his undefeated team faces frequent hard hits and balance challenges during games.
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War Admiral Wins Derby In Fast 2 03 Mile Show
War Admiral, Kentucky Derby winner at Churchills Downs Louisville, drubs Pompoon by two lengths with a 2 03 1 5 time in a near record Derby before a crowd of 63 000. Jockey Charley Kurtsinger, aboard Twenty Grand previously, tops the field as War Admiral cements Man o War lineage with a dazzling late move.
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Deaf and Dumb Boy Is Star Discuss Thrower
MILWAUKEE Wisconsin John Dye a star discus thrower on the Marianette university track squad is deaf since early childhood He is an expert lipreader and maintains a C average in the engineering college The item notes his handicap as a classwork hurdle but highlights his athletic skill.
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Frank Thomas Ney Football Coach Follows Alabama Baseball
University of Alabama head football coach Frank Thomas is a devoted baseball fan who never misses a school game. Thomas played third base for Notre Dame in college, reflecting his long standing connection to college baseball.
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Hornsby Aims For 3,000 Hits Before Retirement
Rogers Hornsby eyes a final batting milestone, targeting 3,000 hits as he slows into elder years. He plans to stay at second base for the St. Louis Browns while his legs and spring weather influence his daily lineup. He remains a sharpshooter at the plate, despite aging and occasional slumps.
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Theater Reopens in Monterey Old Adobe House
Footlights theater reopens in Monterey inside the historic adobe once owned by Jack Swan on English street, reviving California’s first theater owned by Swan during its storied past.
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Burly Recalls One Game He Stays Burly Recalls One
Burly recalls a game memory with umpire Ernie Quigley and a near ejection over a cap gesture. Quigley later became a Ni jena league umpire supervisor while Grimes manages the Brooklyn Dodgers. The text also mentions hog farming ties and historical notes on Monterey presidio soldiers and Chibingorsk in the Arctic region.
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