Athletics Face Yankees Test In Four Day Four Game Set
New York June 1 The Philadelphia Athletics, surging from the second division toward a near second place, start a four day stretch with a doubleheader today and another game Saturday. They tackle a league leading Yankees in four games, while Washington edged them 5 4 in twelve innings. Home runs by Yastrzemski Cronin and Manush kept the Senators alive until the twelfth, with Myer and Manush delivering the decisive triples. Rookie arms Frankie Ragland and Tony Freitas started for the Nats and A's respectively, as Earnshaw took the loss and Monte Weaver earned the win. In other action, the Cubs beat the Cardinals 3 1 as Len Warneke claimed his seventh win, Boston topped the Giants 7 2, Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 4 1, and the White Sox slid past Cleveland 6 5. Detroit, St Louis, and New York also played, with rain at one site. Today’s schedule lists Philadelphia at New York, St Louis at Chicago, and additional matchups.
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Baseball Leaders Reported From National League and City Clubs
Summary of batting leaders and notable players compiled from a National League list. Waner and Lombardi show high averages with .898 and .887 respectively. Hafey and Hurst post strong totals, while Stephen and Arlett are cited for notable season marks and prior year leadership.
McIntyre Pounds Aultman 11-4 in Lopsided Win
McIntyre routed Aultman 11 to 4 behind 18 hits with seven extra bases. Protz yielded hits but kept a big lead intact as McIntyre scored in early innings. A. Lewis paced the winners with a double and a triple as both teams fielded solid but error-prone defense.
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Black Lick top Blairsville 8 to 2 in league clash
Black Lick extended their league win streak to four with an 8 to 2 victory over Blairsville. Errors plagued Blairsville as Black Lick capitalized on eight runs and eleven hits while Blairsville managed two runs on twelve hits. Lineup details follow.
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Reds Fight Spirit Drives Fight for Pennant
The Reds display a revived will to win fueling belief they can claim the pennant, with players and fans growing confrontational as a brawl mood spreads through games and stands. Leo Durocher’s on-field clash and a riot call at a Giants game underscore the surge of ardor and discipline needed.
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White Sox fined after umpire melee at League Park
Chicago White Sox players faced fines and suspensions after an incident with umpire Moriarty at League Park. Pitcher Milton Gaston received a $500 fine and 10 day suspension. manager Lew Fonseca $500. Charley Berry $250 and Frank Grube $100. Other players also fined as the league acts. In Devon, England, Leona Cheng of Los Angeles advanced to the British Women's Open semi finals by defeating Beryl Lan cashier champion 3 and 2 with a strong comeback.
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Kiski and Shadyside Vie for Golf Title Today
The Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Golf final pits defending champion Kiski Prep School against Shadyside Academy at Oakmont Country Club. Kiski holds 156 1 2 points in the season, Shadyside 120, as 18 holes decide the crown under Nassau scoring. Finalists likely keep the Elimination Round lineup with Marks Jr. leading a group including Reynolds, Owens, Clark, Goodall, Meyer against Succop, Bauer, Oppenheimer, McLaughlin, Pollock, Curry.
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Tennis and wrestling results from European and U S action
In New York wrestling Dick Shikal of Philadelphia defeated Fritz Kley of Germany by 80 47 minutes Sandor Szabo of Hungary faced Geo Calza of Italy to a draw in another match The American golfer scored 37 near Miss Brown’s bench The day’s tennis saw Mrs Helen Moody and Miss Helen Jacobs advancing in Paris with Moody favored over Mile Lolette Payot and Miss Jacobs to face Mme Rene Mathieu in quarter finals
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National Championship Woman Players Highlighted in Bridge
Mrs Norman N Newman of New York partner of Commander Winfield Liggett Jr and member of the team that captured the national open contract team of four title in competition with America s strongest teams She and a teammate to be presented tomorrow are the first women to win the championship The hand shows a defensive play that trips the ordinary player and how to play to capture East s protected queen.
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Bridge Game Shows East’s Sacrifice And Slam Tactics
The hand from a 1932 NEA Service bridge column details Mrs Newman as South opening one spade. After layered bidding including a six spade slam, East sacrifices the ace of clubs to force a read on East’s holdings. Declarer plays carefully, relying on double dummy logic, and the hand concludes with a complex no doubt for the reader.
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Rosenbloom Starving for a Fight Title
Maxie Rosenbloom, a world light heavyweight champion, is starving for a fight as New York commissioners refuse a title defense unless he relinquishes his belt. Manager Frank Bachman accuses the state athletic commission of blocking opponents, proposing a title bout or an over weight match until a worthy challenger appears. The piece notes Walker's suspension history and Rosenbloom's lingering hunger for a match worthy of a crown.
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Coral Defeats Falcons 8 to 4 in Tight Pitching Victory
Goral capitalized on six Falcon errors last night to double Homer Cuy and win 8 to 4. Both teams managed five hits, but Coral's superior fielding swung the outcome. J. Gnibus led Coral with three hits including a triple. Peterson and C Capitosto each had two safeties. Lineup.
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Pirates Wallop Josephine 14 to 2 in varsity game
Homer City Pirates ended their slump by routing Josephine 14 to 2 as Lessnick was pounded for 17 hits. Errors aided the Pirates while LaMantia pitched well limiting the visitors to five hits. Nelson led at the plate with a double and triple, and LaMantia and Signorini added three singles each.
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Five Points Defeats Chambersville Five to Four
Five Points beat Chambersville 5 to 4 on the home diamond. Umpires Conerby and Buggy presided as the game featured the teams’ usual lineup and near even scoring till the final inning. More fuel is used to heat buildings in New York Pennsylvania Illinois and Ohio than in all states west of the Mississippi.
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Heilwood Defeats Chambersville 4 3 In Tight League Clash
Heilwood edged Chambersville 4 to 3 after a hard fought game at Chambersville. Heilwood led for six innings before Chambersville rallied in the seventh with three runs on a string of hits. Banks Lunn RN Ganec and Thoroton each had two hits in three trips, with Lunn turning an unassisted double play, the first in the local league season.
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Last Nights Fights At New York Boxing Card
Frankie Cinque outpointed Frankie Bruno over 12 rounds in New York. Panama Al Brown defeated Rene Matchem in Paris for featherweight title in ten rounds. Freddie Polo knocked out Pinkey Kaufman in Newark. Lou Scotz won decision over George Nichols in Buffalo in ten rounds for the NBA light heavyweight title.
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Rates for Students Berlin
Berlin reports that college and university men may ride Lufthansa air lines at special August and September rates. When seats are available students pay a fare equal to a third class railway charge, making travel during vacation time more affordable.
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