Bob Feller No-Hitter Highlights Yankees Thriller At Yankee Stadium
Bob Feller carried a no hitter into the ninth against the New York Yankees before Frankie Hayes homered with one out in the ninth, giving Cleveland a 1-0 lead. The Yankees threatened in the ninth as Stirnweiss reached on an error and DiMaggio battled, but Feller and Cleveland held on for the win.
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Women Bowlers Dine Tonight and Elect Officers
Women from the Major and Badger city bowling leagues meet at the Eugene hotel for the annual end of season banquet and officer elections. Current officers include Mrs. Reeve B. Bokemeier president and Mrs. William E. Amstutz vice president with other posts filled.
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Millers Triumph Over Saints in Important Victory
Babe Barna hit a three run homer with two on, lifting Minneapolis to a 5-3 win over the league leading St Paul Saints. Indianapolis split a doubleheader with Louisville by scores of 9-2 and 8-2. Toledo defeated Columbus 3-1. Milwaukee and Kansas City had open dates with Milwaukee five games behind the Apostles in the standings.
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Bowlers Reelect Rees and Name Lochner Secretary
Major and minor bowling leagues reelected officers at the city meeting. Rees was reelected president and P. Lochner named secretary. committee at large reelected Ernie Schober. Winners of the city tournament were Dan Lovelace first and Wendell Wohlford second with Bauman and Meyers tied for third. More than 100 attendees with a buffet by Mrs. Jimmy Forbes.
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Rippey Emerges Derby Favorite After Slop Outcome
Rippey, the Virginia-born sprinter now favored for the Derby, boosted by a muddy trial win, faces a 17-horse field including Lord Boswell and Knockdown. Helis recalls spending large sums on horses like Pericles and a Keeneland purchase, while Rippey’s Florida win and cash haul signal rising form ahead of Saturday’s race.
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Juda Ball Team Beats Brodhead In Ninth Inning
Juda high baseball team edged Brodhead 8 to 7 in a nine inning State Line league game. Tied 5 all after eight, Juda scored three in the ninth to win as Markham of Brodhead had a 23 strikeout effort with three hits for Juda Newman hit the only homer for Juda. Box score shows Brodhead 7 Juda 8 in a tight conference contest.
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Four Favorites Win Santa Anita Races
Arcadia California four odds on favorites romped home easy winners as 9 061 persons bet 389 120 on Santa Anita s harness racers Rhoda Mae Algiers Eddie Havens and Walnut Law each made it two straight wins Eddie Havens from the Baker Acres stables took the feature a mile for 5 bar pacers in 2 05 He set the pace around the first turn but held on in a hard drive to the wire
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Baseball Standings and Results From The Day
Standings show Washington and Philadelphia tied in the National League with .385. American League ranks Indianapolis and Minneapolis atop their division with strong marks. Yesterday’s results include Cleveland 1 New York 0 and Boston 4 Detroit 0, plus Philadelphia 12 St Louis 8 and Chicago 2 Brooklyn 1. Tomorrow’s schedule lists multiple league games across all associations. At age 11 Goethe penned a seven language novel.
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Rizzuto Gets Offer To Play in Mexico
New York reports the Mexican craze reaches the Yankees as Larry MacPhail denies offering Phil Rizzuto a new contract amid interest from Mexico.
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