Senators 8 Browns 5 as Goslin homer keys eighth inning surge
Washington Senators defeated the St. Louis Browns 8 to 5 in Chicago style scoring. Goslin hit a late homer after eight hitless at bats to spark a rally, as the Senators bunched hits in the eighth to secure the win.
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Reds Take Doubleheader From Phillies in May Meeting
Cincinnati Reds upset the Phillies 10-5 and 7-5 in a Friday twin bill. Chuck Klein hit two frame runs in the opener, while Red Lucas pitched for Cincinnati to seal the first win. Arlett connected for his sixth homer of the season in game one as Cincinnati drove Bolen from the mound. In the nightcap Kolp Benton and Styles held on as the Reds built a late lead.
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Pirates Take Ten Inning Victory Over Giants 3-2
In the only game of the Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Giants series not washed out by rain, Pittsburgh won 3-2 in ten innings. Larry French allowed ten hits while Philadelphia’s Mitchell held the Pirates to eleven. The matchup ended with Pittsburgh scoring three runs on eleven hits to Giants two on ten. St. Louis game in Boston was rained out.
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Three Nhl Games Scheduled With Mixed Results
International Baltimore lost to Buffalo 6 to 7 while Jersey City defeated Rochester 3 to 2 and Reading overcame Montreal 6 to 4. Only three games on the schedule.
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Royals Open New Season With Citywide Baseball Practice
Tomorrow at 1 30 p m last year s Royals hold their initial practice at the Athletic Park all amateur ball players in the city are invited to attend At 3 p m the Cee Pees will hold a workout and if enough players are present a short game may follow the practices
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Medaltas Defeat Giants 9 to 2 in Six Innings
The Medaltas softball team defeated the Giants 9 to 2 in six innings at the Industrial diamond. Wyatt pitched for Medaltas with a late rally blast by Lavoie and a six-run sixth inning that broke the game open.
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Volleyball Schedule For Next Week At Cooney's Grounds
The schedule lists games Monday through Friday with start times for teams including Cooney's U.S. Volunteers Cooneys Businessmen 1st S A R Ir 13th Machine Gunters Gant's N G B Cubs Volunteers 1st S AR Jr Volunteers Businessmen Firemen No 1 P 1st S AR Sr. Last night S A R Sr defeated the Cubs 4 to 1.
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Two More Added to British Golf Team
George Duncan the 1929 Ryder Cup captain and Syd Easterbrook named by the selection committee to two of the three remaining places for this year’s Ryder Cup squad. They were not standout in the Southport tournament won by Henry Cotton. Cotton was not a candidate. other team members Whitcombe Robson Mitchell Davies Compston and Jolly were already named.
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Hutchings Defends BC Women’s Golf Title at Colwood
Mrs Vera Hutchings of Jericho Golf and Country Club Vancouver captured a second straight British Columbia women’s golf championship by defeating Mrs Sayward Wilson of Victoria 10 and 8 in the 36 hole final at Colwood course Victoria May 16.
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Football Schedule Opens On Tuesday For District Title
The News reports the Legion and Callies open the district league championship for The News trophy on Tuesday May 19. This is their first official meeting this season after a scoreless exhibition, with Monday’s issue promising a probable lineup and further details.
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Football Council Meeting After Legion United Game
A Football Council meeting will be held in City Hall police court room next Tuesday evening after the Legion United versus Dominion Glass game. All council members and club representatives are urged to be present to discuss arrangements for a football game on Victory Day.
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Campolo Size Not Bother Loughran in Madison Square Garden
Tommy Loughran defeated Victorio Campolo by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. Loughran used speed and skill to outbox the taller Campolo despite a seven inch height and 48 pound weight disadvantage, delivering a dominant display before 10,000 fans.
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Manitoba Capital Faces Gloomy Hockey Outlook
Winnipeg hockey fans endure a dour hint for next season as teams lose depth. Standbys are depleted by seven with few new players forthcoming. Moncton supplies five residents and Montreal adds two. Elmwood connections and Memorial Cup champions surface in the shifting eastern arrangements.
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Olympic Club to Hold District Track and Field Meet
The Olympic Club plans a district track and field meet on July 1 with senior events, mixed gender events, and special events. A tentative program was set and committees named by the executive while the Medicine Hat Redcliff road race may occur if the Caledonian Society agrees. Training urged for Dominion Day marks and park use is allotted to Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings.
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Saskatchewan Senior Hockey Sees Players Vanish Into Tourists
Regina reports no notable imports as May 15 leaves the Dominion lacking newcomers. Two Big Six clubs Regina Vics and Moose Jaw Falcons will not operate next winter. Yorkton Melville Weyburn and Regina Aces stay, with minor gains from reshuffled players and no major new imports.
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Insurance agent predicts prize fight in illegal Ohio match
A Thursday filing notes an insurance agent's claim about a title bout described as a prize fight. The text states prize fighting is illegal in Ohio and references the anticipated event location.
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