Yankees Beat Browns 7-2 Behind Donald's Pitching
New York Yankees, world champions, win their fifth in a row by defeating the St. Louis Browns 7-2. Ailey Donald limited the Browns to eight hits, with Johnny Lindell and Nick Etten leading the offense via multiple doubles and timely scoring.
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Red Sox win eighth straight over White Sox 4 3
Boston Sox beat Chicago 4 to 3 as Joe Bowman earns his sixth win with relief from Mike Ryba in the eighth inning. Grove, Matteberger, and Tresh pace the visitors while Castino, Ryls, Bowman, and Wagner contribute.
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Niggeling Dominates Tigers In 4-1 Wash Victory
Johnny Niggeling held the Detroit Tigers to three hits and struck out nine for Washington in a 4-1 win. The pitcher delivered a strong late performance, securing his sixth win.
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Camp McCoy Semi-Pro Tourney Opens With Byes
Camp McCoy Wis teams seed positions suggest a potential all Camp McCoy final. Joe Wegner Builders Falk Corp Heil econ Bay Shipbuilders and Clintonville Truckers are among semi final contenders. Matches run Monday night with finals Tuesday and the state champion advances to the national semi tournament at Wichita Kan.
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NCAA Tennis Semi-Finals Set After Rain Delays
Evanston action centers on Charlie of Dames team undefeated in regular season facing Harry of Gonzaga in the first semi final. Other semi matches feature Willett and Hon of Georgia Tech versus Buzolich and Gary Ruby, plus Thompson and Evart of Notre Dame advancing after a 6 2 6 3 win over Segura of Ecuador and Miami.
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Casey Stengel Admits He Started As Pitcher
Milwaukee report recalls Casey Stengel revealing he began as a pitcher in youth baseball, noting early trials with the Blues and an eye for aggressive pitching while later converting to his famous outfield and managerial roles.
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700 Bowling Club Plans Annual Outing at French Island
The 700 Bowling Club will hold its annual outing at George Seeberg er's cottage on French Island. Members meet to plan the August picnic and confirm details for the traditional summer event.
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Gophers Capture Individual Golf Crown After Narrow Loss
Louis Lick of Minnesota won the individual intercollegiate golf title with a 1 up victory over Johnny Jenswold of Michigan. Notre Dame claimed the team title earlier. Lick, from St. Paul, led by three holes with four to play but Jenswold rallied to two straight holes and Lick clinched on the home hole after a three foot putt miss. Lick shot 76 to Jenswold 77.
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Standings and results from an early basketball slate
Standings show Louis leading with 28 576, New York 32 29 525, Boston 31 523, Chicago 28 517, Washington 33 ane TM 460, Detroit 30 38 462, Cleveland 29 446. Yesterday's results note Cleveland at Philadelphia at 2.15 p.m. and Detroit at Washington at night.
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Cubs Take Doubleheader From Dodgers In Chicago
Chicago Cubs win both games against Brooklyn Dodgers 12-6 and 6-2 in a Wednesday doubleheader. Key moments include a four run third inning in the second game paced by Phil Cavarretta with a bases loaded triple and Bill Nicholson hitting two homers in the opener while Whit Wyatt took the loss.
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Reds Sweep Braves In Twilight Night Twinbill
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Braves 4-3 in ten innings in the opener as Dain Clay drove in Frank McCormick with two outs in the 10th. In the nightcap Cincinnati edged Boston 3-2 on Estel Crabtree's pinch single with one out to seal the series split.
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Pirates Open Lead With 9-2 Victory Over Giants
The Pittsburgh Pirates widened their margin to two and a half games over the New York Giants after a 9-2 win. Jim Russell went four for four in a standout day, and Johnny Barrett hit two triples driving in three runs.
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Phillies sweep Cardinals in twin bill victory
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-5 in the unfinished May 16 game and won the regularly scheduled 4-0. Ken Raffensberger limited the Cardinals to four hits while the Phillies had 12 against Max Lanier, who also took the loss in the first game.
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Eries and Jugheads Triumph in Cubs League Action
In a Wednesday Cubs doubleheader, the Eries beat the Peerless Elfs 11 to 1 on six hits to two. Wateski drove in the Elfs lone run on an error and two walks plus a hit by pitch. Jugheads then defeated the Wolves 16 to 1 behind 14 hits, with Weigel homering and Tooke doubling.
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McSpaden Fires 29 As Chicago Victory Open Opens
Jug McSpaden’s 29 on the first nine leads a colorful Chicago Victory Open field at Edgewater. Pro men and women, amateurs and seniors mix in a team tournament ahead of a 72 hole national grind. Germain tops women with 77. Armstrong and Minkley 75. Hogan 67 and Revolta 67 lead a high scoring day.
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Arne Andersson defeats Haegg in 1500 meters for first time
STOCKHOLM Arne Andersson claims his first victory over countryman Gunnar Haegg in a 1500 meter race. Andersson finished in 3:48.8, Haegg 3:50.2, with muggy weather hindering record pace and preventing a run at the world mark of 3:45.
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Notre Dame Names Captains for Baseball Track and Tennis
Three Notre Dame spring squads named captains all from the Navy-12 unit. Baseball picked veteran catcher Tommy Sheehan of New Haven, track chose Frank Martin of New York the NCAA two mile champion, and tennis elected Charles Samson of Wichita, the No. 1 player, as captain.
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Baseball Roundup From Openers and Key Moments
AP notes multiple early season wins across majors. Atley Donald pitched well as Yankees beat Browns 7-2. Dick Siebert led Athletics past Cleveland 3-3. Pete Fox drove in decisive runs for Red Sox 4-3 win over Chicago. Senators topped Detroit 4-1. Bill Nicholson and Phil Cavarretta homered for Cubs in 12-6 win over Dodgers with Cavarella adding a nightcap triple. Johnny Barrett led Pirates to 9-2 win over Giants on three extra-base hits. Dain Clay and Este Crabtree sparked Reds to 4-3 and 3-2 wins over Boston with late hits.
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League Leading Brewers Dropped Twice by Toledo Mud Hens
Toledo Mud Hens extended their win streak to seven by beating the league leading Milwaukee Brewers 8 7 and 10 8 in a doubleheader. Len Schulte hit a three run homer late in game one to spark the Hens. Babe Martin went 4 for 4 with two homers and a triple in game two. Cliff Fannin earned the win in game one and Bill Seinsoth in game two. Johnny Herr won the Columbus opener 8 1 as Jim Mallory supplied four hits. Louisville split with St Paul while Indianapolis fell to Minneapolis ending an 11 game skid.
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Notre Dame Football Panels New Cast and Old News
New coach Ed McKeever finds a passer in freshman Joe Gasparella at Notre Dame while Pat Filley likely returns as captain after medical discharge. Eyeing former stars and overseas service, the Irish circle names Bernie Crimmins Paul Lillis Larry Kelley and Babe Didrickson Zaharias weighs tennis amateur status.
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Baseball seasonal records feature leaders from AL and NL
American League names Tucker Chicago 366 runs Doerr Boston 47 RBI Stephens St Louis 45 hits Doerr Boston 81 doubles Cullenbine Cleveland and Dorr Boston 20 triples Lindell New York and Gutteridge St Louis 6 home runs Cullendine Cleveland and Hayes Philadelphia stolen bases Case Washington 19 pitching Maltzberger Chicago 71 875 National League Walker Brooklyn .378 batting Bordagaray Brooklyn 55 runs RBI Weintraub New York 49 hits Walker Brooklyn 96 doubles Walker Brooklyn 21 triples Barrett Pittsburgh 9 home runs Ott New York stolen bases Ryan Boston pitching Munger St Louis etc 508
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Camp McCoy Post III Topples Galesville 12 4 In Five
Camp McCoy Post III won 12 to 4 over the Galesville aggregation in a five inning game on the Post diamond. McCoy had 12 runs on 12 hits with two errors, while Galesville earned four runs on six hits and two errors.
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Notre Dame outfield shines with nine putouts no errors
South Bend reports Notre Dame left fielder Jack Mayo made nine putouts without an error against Great Lakes. The US flag spirit runs through the game as fans cheer the home team.
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Yankee Maid Dominates North Randall Arrow Stake
Yankee Maid daughter of Volomite wins the Arrow Stake at North Randall, beating five rivals to lead toward Goshen Hambletonian. times reach 2:06 4, 2:05, securing favorite status for Goshen's $50,000 class. Indian Land places second twice.
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