Tigers Hand Jayhawkers Tenth Loss After 8 6 Missouri Victory
Missouri Tigers defeated Kansas Jayhawkers 8 to 6 in Columbia. Kansas led 3 0 after the first inning but committed two errors that allowed unearned runs. Miles struck out 11 Jayhawkers while Dugan allowed 15 hits for Missouri.
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Tigers Tie Jayhawks as Paul Christman Holds Ground
William Ferguson Kresie describes Red Dugan’s timely put-out to end the inning. Paul Christman, ace Tiger footballer, played first base amid fan ribbing, taking it with a grin. Coach Mike Getto lamented luck in the eighth with loaded bases and a weak hitter at the plate.
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Tigers Arrive Late After Bus Trouble In Lawrence
The Tigers faced transport delays to reach Lawrence arriving after 2 pm. A misrouted Columbia origin bus lacked required licenses at Kansas City port of entry, forcing an order of a replacement vehicle and a one hour delay. In the first inning five Jayhawkers featured in a double play as Gregg mans third, Flick hits to Hensley who tags then throws to Sands to Cadwalader to end the play.
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Topeka Moves Up in Western Association Race
In Topeka at St. Joseph on May 21, Fort Smith and St. Joseph both lagged as Muskogee Reds tied for first with St. Joseph after a 1-0 win powered by a ninth inning run from Jack Devincenzi. Hutchinson beat Springfield 8-2 as Stan Zetusky struck out nine and Ed Yarmul hit a homer for the Pirates. Salina beat Joplin 7-6 in a late surge as Muskogee visits Topeka tonight and Springfield travels to Hutchinson.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League games yielded New York 6 St Louis 0 and Chicago 6 Brooklyn 4 while Boston topped Cincinnati 13 to 4. American League saw Cleveland 16 New York 2 and Detroit 10 Boston 7 with Chicago 5 Washington 4 and Philadelphia St Louis 4. Western Association night games included Hutchinson 8 Springfield Topeka 1 and Muskogee 0 Joplin 7 Salina 6. American Association Columbus 7 Louisville 3 Indianapolis 12 Toledo 8. Pacific Coast League had no schedule. Southern Association results Texas League Beaumont 7 Dallas 2 Oklahoma City 7 San Antonio 15 innings Tulsa Shreveport 7. Fort Worth 2 Houston 0.
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Pede Brothers Win Six Day Bicycle Race at Madison Square Garden
A year ago Torch y and Doug Pede, Canadian brothers, won a six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. Three years ago Bill Watson of Michigan led Big Ten track qualifiers and set shot put meet record at 50 feet 10 inches. Five years ago W H Stubby Stubblefield was killed during trials for a five mile auto race at Indianapolis.
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Homers Spark Bright Sluggers in Big League Action
Pinky Higgins hit three consecutive homers as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Boston Red Sox 10 7. Jeff Heath and Frank Hayes added multi homer games for the Indians and Athletics respectively while Cliff Melton blanked the Cardinals 6 0 for the Giants with Harry Danning driving in five runs.
Sports Roundup Loses Tone as Pro Bets and Records Dominate
Banks McFadden shifts to pro football with Brooklyn Dodgers while Porter Vaughan lands a large bonus at Richmond University. Seabiscuit fetches 2500 for Stallion services. Eddie Miller draw from Cubs to Giants trades. Sam Snead earns 35000 last year. Kearns pursued as boxing director. Nebraska football faces cuts. Yanks focus on Cleveland for standings.
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Cardinal Slaughter Medwick Mize Padgett Murderers Row?
The line of Slaughter Medwick Mize and Padgett is likened to a famed hitting combination, described as a near murderers row rival to the Ruth Gehrig Meusel Yankees of 1927-28, until a stronger quartet appears.
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Cardinal Philley and Lobert Row Over Riding Pitcher
Coach Honus Lobert argued with the umpiring crew as a St. Louis pitcher was ridden. Ray Blades protested to the umps and urged the practice stop. Lobert mocked the Gas House Gang's reaction to the controversy.
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Yesterday's Stars shine in MLB action across league
Al Smith limited the Yankees to three hits as Cleveland routed the Yankees 10-2. Giants former pitcher shut out the Cardinals on six hits with a five RBI homer and triple. Pinky Higgins and the Tigers homered three times to fuel a 10 run night against the Red Sox. Frank Hayes belted two homers for the Athletics against the Browns. Merrill May had three hits for the Phillies, Todd drove in two for the Cubs, John Rigney allowed two hits in seven innings for the White Sox and a lone double highlighted the win. Al Lopez and Carvel Rowell each homered with two on base as the Bees beat the Reds 13-4.
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Replacements Boost Cards Farm Team to Sixth Place
The St Louis Cardinals sent 26 year old Harry Brecheen to the Columbus Red Birds who then beat Louisville 7 to 3, lifting Columbus from a cellar tie to sixth place, one game behind the Colonels. Indianapolis moved into a tie for third with Milwaukee after a 12 to 8 win over Toledo as both teams used three pitchers.
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Big Six Holds Off on Bowls as Iowa State Nebraska Split
In Lincoln conference delegates failed to reach a decision on football bowls amid four committee reports and input from two factions. Oklahoma pressed for transfer rules allowing junior college students to play immediately, while Spee Sanders chose Texas over Oklahoma, creating a shift in the Longhorn backfield.
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Nebraskans seek new football talent amid spring drills
Report notes a 226 pound all state tackle and a 215 pound tackle Jim Jordan as targets. Maj L M Jones rotates 21 players in spring practice to find capable ends as rivals worry about backs and centers for air defense. Also mentions Carl Miles Missouri pitcher and Tulsa dorm tutor hire of Roscoe Cartright with mixed outcomes.
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