Giants Lead NL Despite Weak Hitting And Unsteady Pitches
The New York Giants, despite pitching and hitting woes, lead the National League after a 9-5 win over Pittsburgh. Pirates and Cardinals aid their rise with uneven recent form as Cubs surge, while White Sox extend an eight game AL streak and Yankees stumble. Cardinals sweep Phillies. umpires rule a forfeit in the nightcap.
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Chi-Sox
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Connie Mack
Athletics
Ted Lyons
Sox
Cleveland
Indians
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
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Phillies
Ziggy Sears
Gas House Gang
Phils
Tweedies Defeat Morrison 3-1 In Pitching Duel
Woody Morris fire 4 hit ball and kept Morrison at bay as Tweedies toyed with him early then sealed a 3-1 victory on Monroe Street. Morrison faltered in the second before steadier relief and key errors by Footwear foes.
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Waldtscheit
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Medwick and Martin Start Homer Watching Season
St Louis players Joe Medwick and Pepper Martin opened the baseball season with joint home run efforts. Medwick hit his first distinct homer on April 24 in St Louis and again May 6 in Philadelphia, while Martin followed with his first on May 5 in Boston and remained without a second until Medwick supplied the extra blast to cover for his teammate.
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Pepper Martin
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Philadelphia
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Bass spawning delays spur talk on conservation and braggarts
The article argues late or absent bass spawning due to weather and murky water will reduce future catches. It criticizes anglers who keep undersized fish or exceed limits, urging readers to protect fisheries and refrain from boasting about large, unlawful hauls.
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Jefferson City Softball League standings and matches
Jefferson City Softball League update lists teams such as Heinrichs Blackwells Obermans Tweedies and Prosecutors with batting averages and game totals. Scheduled games include Crookshanks vs Bermans and Tharps vs Tanners at local parks. Roster changes note Krogers homer Henderson for Roberts and Wonderman for Butler, plus Bartletts additions Vernon Coose and Jack McCluney.
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Blackwells
Obermans
Tweedies
Bartletts
Crookshanks
Krogers
Tanners
Tharps
Prosecutors
Bermans
Oberman’s Park
E . Tharps
City Park
Homer Henderson
Roberts
Ten Wonderman
Butler
Vernon Coose
Ack McCluney
Red Birds top Centertown 9 4 behind Duncan six hit effort
Jefferson City Red Birds defeated Centertown 9 to 4 at Vista Place. Nick Duncan pitched six solid innings with nine strikeouts and one walk, while Norb Schulte hit a homer and drove in a run. The Red Birds added two runs in the eighth to seal the win as Wiekamp allowed nine hits and two bases on balls.
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von Liphardt
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Rainouts Across Leagues
National League results include Chicago 1 7 Boston 7 2 Pittsburgh 5 New York 9 St. Louis 7 49 Philadelphia 2 6 Cincinnati 9 Brooklyn 2 New York 4 Detroit 5 Boston 6 2 St. Louis 5 3 Philadelphia 1 5 Chicago 6 6 Washington Cleveland 7 second game called rain American Association Minneapolis 18 22 Louisville 0 Toledo 5 7 Kansas City 3 1 Milwaukee 6 11 Columbus 1 5 Indianapolis 12 19 St Paul 5 0 second game called 6 o clock
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HINJOO R LEAGUE LEADERS IN BATTING PITCHING AND MORE
American League leaders include Walker and Greenberg with top batting and runs. Medwick leads several National League categories including batting average and hits. Notable pitchers Hudlin, Pearson, Bryant, and Hubbell are listed with top records.
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Dodgers
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Bulldogs Rally In 10-5 Victory Over Wardsville
The Jefferson City Bulldogs, reorganized this season, opened with a 10-5 win over Wardsville. Bud Fleming allowed five hits and struck out eight in five innings, while Koester and Branson powered the offense with multiple hits. The Bulldogs tallied runs in the first, fourth, and fifth innings to secure the victory.
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Roundup of Sports Tidbits From Eddie Br iet z
Sports Roundup highlights a mix of baseball notes and boxing chatter. Mickey Cochrane, Fred Schulte, and Carl Hubbell are referenced amid hospital updates and rehab, while boxing talk centers on Schmeling, Braddock, and Louis. The column also notes tennis great Jack Crawford’s decline and college coach Newton Jacobs weighing a return to Richmond.
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Jack Dempsey
Braddock
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Carl Hubbell
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Bucky) Jacobs
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Richmond
War Admiral Out This Season After Belmont Injury
War Admiral, the son of Man O War, likely will not race again this season after a leg injury sustained at the Belmont Stakes. He led to victory in the mile and a half race but a start stumble caused a wound on his right foreleg, leaving trainer George Conway fearful of infection. The win boosted earnings to 159 420 for his two-year career and 144 620 this year, with possible Saratoga stakes and other big prizes ahead if recovered.
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Handy Mandy
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Harry F. Guggenheim
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War Admiral
Popps Sluggers eke out win over Taos in tight tilt
Baldwin delivered a three hit day including a ninth inning double driving in Schrieman for the tying run and scoring the winning run on Jacob’s single as Popps Soupbone Hill Sluggers edged Taos 5 to 4. Schrieman held Taos to two hits after relief work. Taos led 4-2 before Popps rallied.
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Egverman
Country Club Wins First City Match
The Capital City Country Club defeated Hough Park 38 percent to 246 in the opening inter club golf match. John Rich and Boyce earned the Hough Park points, while the Country Club captured all other matches on their course. T. L. Price medalled with 78, Jimmy Curran was runner up with 73.
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Capital City Country Club
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T. L. Price
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