Dodgers end Hubbell streak in Memorial Day win
Dodgers topple Carl Hubbell 10-3 in the Memorial Day opener at the Polo Grounds as Brooklyn bats erupt for 18 hits. Hubbell admits the streak ended while Giants drop game two 5-4. Indians win two as Tigers fall twice, Cubs sweep Cardinals, Pirates lead NL with split, Yanks rally then lose, Bees beaten, Athletics fall in two.
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Baseball Scores From The League Standings Tonight
Results show AMERICAN ASSOCIATION games Columbus topped Toledo 12 to 10 and Toledo beat Columbus 7 to 3 in a 7 inning agreement. National League heavy hitters Brooklyn 10 New York 8 and Philadelphia 6 Boston 3. American League Cleveland 7 Detroit 1 and 6 to 5 in a 11 inning game. International League miscures Newark 6 Jersey City 0 and Montreal 7 Rochester 3. S & S softball tonight: Annex seeks second win while 8 & 8 aim for fourth.
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Brewers Lose Ninth Straight As Blues Rally Tie Opener
Milwaukee suffers a nine game skid in the American Association chase. The Brewers tied Kansas City 4 4 in seven innings of the holiday double header. Jim Oglesby homered for Milwaukee in the opener, Kansas City won 9 4. Toledo to face Milwaukee tomorrow. Minneapolis hit seven homers to sweep St Paul 11 5 both games. Louisville beat Indianapolis 7 4 as Hudson homered to break a tie.
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Eddie Brietz Looks Em Over
New York sports round up notes Brooklyn in the league Carl Hubbell comments fans disappointed over a boxer’s quick loss Burleigh Grimes used Van Mungo to preserve a five run lead Braddock Schmeling fight teased 15 rounds or less Jimmy Dykes quits smoking plans to manage White Sox Pedro Montanez tipped for lightweight title Giants Dodgers rivalry highlights subway seat gag Don Gutteridge’s speed impresses NL fans hope for Indianapolis speed at Roosevelt Speedway July 3 Bump Hadley praised by Boston fans after Yankee win
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Feller Leaves For Indefinite Break From Baseball
Baseball sensation Bob Feller left Cleveland on a leave of absence expected to last two weeks to a month. The 18 year old pitcher, famed for his strikeouts, has not pitched since injuring his arm April 24 in his American League debut, and has appeared for only one batter in five and a half weeks.
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Wooster Upsets Ohio State and Marietta Beats Wittenberg
In a composite college football snippet Wooster defeated Ohio State 6 5 while Marietta topped Wittenberg 16 12. The muddled OCR text hints at a classified ad and garbled phrases surrounding the results.
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Mid Atlantic leaders climb as three top clubs win big
In Columbus on June 1 AP reports the Mid Atlantic league leaders each added two wins to widen gap over second division. Springfield beat Dayton twice with Scalzi delivering six hits in game one and three two baggers in the nightcap. Alexander and Bashore also homered. Portsmouth swept Charleston and collected 15 hits in the nightcap for a 9 1 win. Canton defeated Zanesville 8 4 and 13 8 with Gillespie adding power while Akron pounded Johnstown twice 21 15 and 12 9 to take fourth place ahead of Dayton. Mr and Mrs Sauer visited Columbus.
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Shaw Shatters Speed Record at Indianapolis 500
Wilbur Shaw wins the 500 mile Indianapolis race at 113.580 mph, the fastest in history, with Ralph Hepburn finishing two seconds behind. Shaw earns 20000 for the win plus 5500 in lap and sponsor prizes. the top four finishers all beat the prior speed record of 109.069 mph.
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Juniors Take Class Trophy in league finale
Albert Leonard pitched for the Juniors with Jimmy Richardson catching as the Juniors beat the Seniors 11-10. Nelson’s three-base hit sparked a late rally by the Seniors who closed to 11-10 in the final inning. Officials were Coach Bender, Bill Kellenbarger and Francis Myers.
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Reds Vacation Day Before Series With Phillies
Cincinnati Reds rest after morning win over Pirates to head east for a three game set with Philadelphia. Memorial Day opener scored 8 3 while nightcap ended 7 5 in favor of the Reds.
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Ohio Golf Hopefuls Contest At Baltusrol And Losantiville
Ohio golf prospects gathered for two qualifiers with 59 players at Baltusrol and 56 at Losantiville. Johnny Pischer of Cincinnati was absent while Johnny Fischer, last year’s national amateur champion, skipped the open to study law at the University of Cincinnati.
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Reds to start Vander Meer in opener amid pitching depth
Reds manager Chuck Dressen assigns rookie pitcher Johnny Vander Meer to the mound for the opener as the club relies on a dozen-hit pitching staff. The move highlights the team’s depth and plan for the series start.
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