Giants and White Sox suspend trade deal
New York Giants delay the proposed exchange of catcher Sul Yvarg for outfielder George Wilson citing unfinished final details. Yvara's NL waiver status complicates the deal while Wilson, a rookie, was summoned off a plane before takeoff as the Giants prepared to play in St. Louis.
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Cardinals Nab Giants 9 4 as NL Lead Falls
St Louis Cardinals rout New York Giants 9 to 4 to seize control of the National League lead. Five Giants pitchers yielded ten walks and 11 hits, while Larry Jansen was a mound stopper after six. Key blows came in a three-run third inning that chased Max Lankey and put the game away.
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National Loop Record Opening Game Tie Stands at 14 Innings
The National League opened with a marathon 14 inning game setting a league record for length. Baseball historians note the unusual duration reflects pitching greats and strategic grind across the early season clash.
Klippstein Hurls Sparkling Three-Hitter for Second Win
Cubs pitcher Klippstein spun a three hitter and beat the Boston Braves 2 to 0 on May 6 in Chicago. Johnny Klippstein improved to 2–0, fanning seven with one walk, while Vern Bickford allowed both Cubs runs in the fifth inning on a triple by Rangom Jackson and a double by Dee Fondy.
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Nats Beat Bengals as Marrero Shuts Detroit for Fifth Win
Washington Senator Connie Marrero pitched six strong innings to beat Detroit 5 to 2, extending the Senators’ winning streak to five games. Marrero added his second win against no defeats while fending off trouble with timely strikeouts and a steady bullpen effort.
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Louisiana Boxing Commission suspends promoter for withholdings
In New Orleans on May 6 the Louisiana Boxing Commission upheld Hid Centella's 10 round win over Gianni Wholch at Coliseum Arena II. It ordered promoter Allen Lacombe suspended 45 days for deliberately withholding purses and withheld $1118 in purses pending an investigation into allegations the bout was fixed.
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Roberts Turns in Two-Hitter as Phils Rain Pirates
Robin Roberts shut out the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-0 on two hits as Philadelphia extended its dominance over Pittsburgh. Del Ennis fueled the attack with two homers in a 13-hit Phillies outing, while Jack Merson's single was the Pirates' lone hit until the eighth. The Pirates dropped their sixth straight loss, tallying only one run in 30 innings.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
The clipping shows Pacific Coast standings with teams like San Diego and San Francisco, plus matchups at Gilmore Field and Oakland. It also lists American League games with Cleveland, New York, Detroit, and Boston results, and notes National and California League results and upcoming games.
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Kentucky Hits Back at Judge Streit in KY row
University of Kentucky officials condemned New York Judge Saul Streit for remarks on the basketball scandal, calling his statements distortive. The university, led by Gov. Lawrence Wetherby and President H. L. Domayan, vowed reforms and insisted policy won’t bow to the judge while pledging accountability to Kentuckians NCAA and regional bodies.
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Romero Triumphs Over Christy at Bowl
In Wilmington Bowl main event Rito Ramiera won two straight falls to defeat Ted Christy. Semimain saw King Kong Kashey outlast Jesse James two falls to one. Ray Perez pinned Wild Man Hayes, Al Kashey debuted by drawing Cry Baby Corby in 20 minutes. Sandor Szabo beat Ililo Kolima and drew 30 minutes with Hans Schnabel in TV Pot of Gold.
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Indians Manager Doby Trade Rumors Denied
New York May reports say Center fielder Larry Doby might be traded to the Chicago White Sox. Manager Al Lopez called the rumors ridiculous and noted no such move is planned. The Indians also reportedly discussed Ray Boone as trade bait for White Sox shortstop Carrasquel and outfielder Sam Mele.
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Vollmer Smashes Two Homers Drives Five RBI For Sox Win
Boston outfielder Clyde Vollmer smashed two homers and collected a single, a double and a walk in five at bats to pace a 14 run attack as the Red Sox defeated the White Sox at Fenway 14 to 3. Vollmer drove in 5 runs and raised his average above .500 in five games this season.
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