Dodgers Top Hubbell in Memorial Day Baseball Fight
The Dodgers beat Carl Hubbell as Brooklyn ends his long run with an 18 hit 10-3 opener. Giants bounce back in game two 5-4 while Indians sweep the Tigers. Pirates split with Cincinnati keeping NL lead. Yankees win one of two from Boston. Cubs take two from St Louis. Phillies, Washington and White Sox also win.
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Baseball results across major leagues day amplifies wins and scores
National and American leagues posted multiple results with Brooklyn defeating New York 10 to 8 and Philadelphia winning 6 to 3 over Boston. Cleveland beat Detroit 7 to 1. Chicago toppled St Louis 9 to 8. Newark beat Jersey City 6 to 0. Montreal over Rochester 7 to 3. Baltimore, Buffalo, Toronto, Syracuse and others posted late scores.
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Schedule Touts No Games Major Cities Clash
No games scheduled though matchups listed include Brooklyn at New York Boston at Philadelphia Detroit at Cleveland St Louis at Chicago Montreal at Buffalo Toronto at Rochester Baltimore at Syracuse. Only games scheduled.
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S & S and Annex Meet in Park Softball Showdown
Tonight at S and S park the S and S team aims for its fourth win while Annex seeks a second win this season in a local softball clash.
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Prescriptions Properly Compounded at Case's Drug Store
Two registered pharmacists ensure purity in compounded prescriptions at Cases Drug Store. They emphasize pure ingredients, strict dosing, and no substitutions to guarantee accuracy and safety for every customer.
Brewers aim to halt nine game skid in Memoial Day action
Milwaukee faces Kansas City after a 9-4 loss and a 4-4 tie ended early. Jim Oglesby hit a bases loaded homer in the opener, while Kansas City won the second game. Toledo split with Columbus as Red Birds and Louisville won and snapped slumps in Memorial Day play including Minneapolis rallying with seven homers.
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Eddie Brietz Looks Em Over
New York June 1 AP Brooklyn remains in the league Carl Hubbell notes. Fans upset over Bob Pastor losing to Bob Nestell, with 12 pro fights. Burleigh Grimes used Van Mungo to guard a five run lead at the Polo Grounds. Braddock and Schmeling advertised for a fight 15 rounds or less. Jimmy Dykes has quit smoking for a month and received over 300 cigars. Pedro Montanez tipped as next lightweight champ. Giants and Dodgers rivalry noted amid bleacher-seat rushes and subway reentry limits. Don Gutteridge shines with speed, comparing to Ty Cobb. Indianapolis speed eyed for Roosevelt Speedway July 3. Bump Hadley lauded by Boston fans after beaning Mickey Cochrane.
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Feller Leaves For Indefinite Best Time Expected
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller left the city for an indefinite leave of absence. The 18 year old star, famed for his strikeouts, is hindered by a sore arm and public attention and will be gone for about two weeks to a month. He has pitched to only one batter since injuring his arm in his April debut.
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Ohio State and Marietta Football Scores Shown
In Wooster Ohio State defeated Wooster 6 to 5 while at Marietta Marietta beat Wittenberg 16 to 12. The clipping shows a classifieds style prompt about a What Have You to Sell advertisement with blanked text.
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Mid-Atlantic leaders climb as favorites win twice
In Columbus on June 1 AP reports the Mid-Atlantic league leaders Springfield Portsmouth Canton each won twice to extend their lead and push Akron past Dayton for fourth. Scalzi led Springfield with six hits and later three doubles. Alexander and Bashore added homers. Portsmouth swept Dayton's Duck, Johnstown, and Canton rallied with strong individual performances as Zanesville and Canton split.
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Sauer couple spend Sunday in Columbus
Mr and Mrs William Sauer spent a Sunday afternoon in Columbus visiting friends and touring the city attractions.
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Shaw Wins Indy 500 In Record Pace At Speedway
Wilbur Shaw, a dapper Hoosier racer, wins the Indianapolis 500 in a 503 mile run at 113.580 mph, fastest in the event's history. Ralph Hepburn finishes two seconds behind as the top four all beat the previous mark. Shaw earns 20,000 dollars plus lap and sponsor prizes totaling over 30,000. The winner designed the car, built it, and owns it. Hepburn, Meyer, and others place close behind. The annual drivers dinner follows to collect winnings from speedway sponsors.
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Juniors Take Class Trophy in League Finale
The Juniors won the league title with Jimmy Richardson catching. Seniors Oiler and Webb split pitcher and catcher duties. Nelson opened a late scoring burst with a three-base hit in the fourth, turning an 11-5 Juniors lead into a rally for the seniors who added five in the final inning. Officials were Coach Bender Bill Kellenbarger and Francis Scrappy Myers. The game closed the season after more than a month of play.
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Reds Vacation Today Before Phillies Series Opener
Cincinnati moves ahead after Memorial Day twin bill. Pirates win boosts Reds morale as they head east to face Philadelphia in a three game set. The doubleheader results show an 8 to 3 victory and a 7 to 5 loss, shaping their mood for the upcoming series.
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University of Cincinnati student vows exam focus over open scrap
A student at the University of Cincinnati chose to withdraw from an open scrap and dedicate time to studying for law exams, signaling a shift in priorities away from extracurricular competition toward academic achievement.
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Reds name Vander Meer to start opener
Reds manager Chuck Dressen assigns rookie pitcher Johnny Vander Meer to the mound for the opener tomorrow as part of a planned sequence behind the 12 hit pitching by five hurling staff.
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