Three Wet Pitchers Show Old Stuff In Return To Form
The article profiles three veteran pitchers Wesley Ferrell Larry French and Fritz Ostermueller who revived their careers with strong spring performances. Ferrell pitched eight innings in a 3 0 win over the Athletics, French defeated his former team the Pirates 6 2, and Ostermueller led the Red Sox to a 9 2 victory over the Senators as New York extended its lead in the American League standings.
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Plants split carbon dioxide in tiny cell laboratories
Plants split carbon dioxide in their cells using enzymes to release oxygen during photosynthesis. This natural process powers growth, fuels food chains, and sustains life by cycling carbon through ecosystems.
Cards Start a Series With the New York Giants
St Louis opens a three game set with the New York Giants as the league leading Cardinals seek a quick fresh start. The Cardinals bring a 12 8 record and a .600 mark while the Giants stand 10 12 for a .455 percentage in sixth place three games back.
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Boston Red Sox extend win streak with Grove victory
The Associated Press notes a year ago Lefty Grove beat the Washington Senators 4 3 for Boston’s eighth straight win and a 146 game improved pace. Also mentions Bold Venture Derby win by a nose and various sports snapshots from five years prior, including Davis Cup team selections.
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Les Loi Stofen
George M. Lott
John Ven Ryn
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Stars Babe Dahlgren and Newsom Shine in Classic Bloom
Yesterday's baseball briefs highlight Babe Dahlgren leading the Yankees to a 3-0 win with a single and title by Skee Newsom matching an American League record with ten putouts at short. Larry French and Augie Galan helped Cubs beat Pirates 6-2 as French limited them to six hits. Galan went 3-for-3 with a walk, while Joe Vosmik of the Red Sox keyed a 3-run burst with a triple double and two singles.
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Joe Vosmik
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Newsom
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Baseball Centennial Sets Cooperstown In The Spotlight
Cooperstown New York anticipates a summer boom as the Baseball Centennial centers on Abner Doubleday's birthplace. June 12 marks Hall of Fame dedication with big league games and pageants including soldiers from Fort Jay and an actor portraying Doubleday. Postmaster General Farley to attend centennial stamp cover sale.
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Newlin Pitches Two Hit Game to Boost Topeka
Springfield, Mo May 16. Maurice Newlin Topeka pitcher delivered a two hit game to hand Springfield its first shutout of the year. The Kansans out hit the Reds 10 to 6 as Costello kept Pirates hits scattered.
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Sport Roundup Flurry of Baseball and Golf News Across NYC
A May New York roundup covers Buck Newson trade chatter, Leo Durocher Tony Lazzeri notes, Lou Nova lecture, trainers and fighters including Ray Carlen, Billy Conn rumors, Galento Joe Louis training talk, and golf notes on Zarazen Snead. It also mentions Marta Barnett tennis, Pie Traynor pirates, and Dodgers signals for the Giants.
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He Was a Hero Once But He's a Bum New
In New Orleans on May 16 Tony Canzoneri once light weight champion saw thousands boo as he fought Nick Camarata to a 10 round draw. Canzoneri, the local favorite, showed heavier punching but faded as ringside fans recalled his glory days.
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Bookmakers Pay Fees to Operate at New York Tracks
At Jamaica opening 94 bookmakers milled among grandstand crowds and 18 more in the clubhouse area. Operators paid 75 dollars daily for six races and ten dollars extra for seven events. Many applicants were turned down and bettors found the bookies.
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Coach D J Brittain Kisses Guard After Narrow Victory
In Knoxville Tennessee the Clinton Ravens won 28 to 25 for the Southern Appalachian Girls Basketball title. Coach D J Brittain rushed the floor and kissed guard Clarice Brittain on the cheek after her game saving play.
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Boxer John Burke Dead in Mt Carmel At 79
John Burke a welterweight boxer who fought 110 rounds with A Bowen in New Orleans on April 6 1893 for 7 hours 19 minutes in the longest glove fight died in Mt Carmel Pa last night He was 79 Also notes Chicago 127 of 200 NFL seniors have signed contracts or given assurances to play in 1939 negotiations list.
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Syracuse Chiefs Manager Porter Proves IL Veteran
Well Qualified Syracuse-Dick Porter, manager of the Syracuse Chiefs, is an IL veteran after 1426 games in the International League, highlighting his deep circuit experience.
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Braddock Aids Nova in Baer Fight Prep
Ex-champion Jim Braddock trains Lou Nova at Nyack New York sharing tactics to beat Max Baer in Yankee Stadium bout June 1. Braddock predicts Nova will win by knockout late rounds and plans to fight abroad in England early June.
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KU Wins Golf and Splits Tennis With Nebraska
KU defeated Nebraska in golf 16% to 114 at Lincoln. In tennis KU and NU split with three wins each. Individual results feature Bil Reedy and Harold Sinning winning for Nebraska, and Hibbard Engelman and Rundle among KU winners.
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Dizzy Dean Slated to Return Soon for Cubs
New York reports Dizzy Dean’s arm action improving as he rests the pitching elbow. Cubs officials express confidence he will be back on the mound before long, with no hint of forcing the arm or flinching from pain.
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Debs Namesake Boston Bees Star Garris
Boston Bees third baseman Debs Garris was named after Eugene V. Debs. The item notes a historical belief that Japanese people were vaccinated on the nose in older times.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From National and American Leagues
National League Chicago 6 over Pittsburgh 2 in the lone game. American League New York 2 over Philadelphia 0. Boston 9 over Washington 2 in the lone listed game. American Association Kansas City 10 over St Paul 2 and Columbus and Toledo 7 over Milwaukee 10 with Indianapolis at Louisville noted in cold weather night conditions.
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Blues Back Home After North Tour In First Series
Kansas City returns from the north leading the American Association by a one game margin over Minneapolis. Vince DiMaggio and Jerry Priddy homered as KC defeated St Paul 10 2 to close the trip. Freddie Hutchinson of Toledo lost his second AA start in three games. Columbus beat Toledo 13 7 and Indianapolis Louisville game was postponed.
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