Tigers Win On One Hit and Walks Hurt Weiland
In a tight Detroit Tigers victory over the Cleveland Indians, a timely hit broke the game 2 to 1 as Goose Goslin extended his hitting streak to 30 games until Weiland’s pitch limited him. New York Yankees split a doubleheader with Boston, while Myril Hoag of the Yankees collected six hits in the first game but failed to maintain the streak in the second. Pirates swept the Reds in two, Dodgers fell to Phillies, Cubs beat Cardinals, and Hubbell led the Giants past the Braves as the league standings shifted.
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Gene Lawrence
International News Service
New York
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Weiland
Tigers
Goose” Goslin
Bob Weiland
Gehringer
Grove
Yankees
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Ben Chapman
Hoag
Myril Hoag
Wilbert Robinson
Dodgers
Baltimore Orioles
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Bump” Hadley
Ted Lyons
Rupbellin
Senators
Washington
Catl Hubbell
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Beck
Carroll
Lucas
Munns
Philadephia Phillies
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Holding Her Job
Brown hires a new secretary and a friend asks how she is doing. Brown says she is clever but notes the secretary has things so mixed up that he could not get along without her.
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Brown
National League yesterday's results and today schedule
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 3 to 1 and 5 to 1 in a doubleheader while New York beat Boston 6 to 2 and 15 to 3. Philadelphia swept Brooklyn 12 to 4, Chicago routed St Louis 12 to 6 in thirteen innings, with four NL matchups on tap today. In the American League New York topped Boston 15 to 3 and 4 to 7, Detroit edged Cleveland 2 to 1, St Louis beat Chicago 3 to 2, and Philadelphia Washington game rainout.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
L. Pet
St. Louis Staters
Eineey
Bessemer Defeats Polish Nationals in League Match
Bessemer defeated the Polish Nationals 4 to 2 at Bessemer Field ending the Nationals winning streak in the Lawrence County league. Snyder allowed five hits and struck out five. Vincent and W Puromaki doubled for Bessemer as they scored three in the second inning and one in the fourth. W Soho yielded nine hits while Snyder fanned five.
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Bessemer
Lawrence County
Snyder
Vincent
W. Puromaki
W. Soho
Sports matchups across major cities announced
Philadelphia at Washington. Cleveland at Detroit. New York at Boston. St. Louis at Chicago.
Boro A. C. Forfeit Win Over New Castle Merchants
Independent league results show Boro A. C. taking a forfeit from New Castle Merchants after they failed to appear for a scheduled game. Jeff Robins team upset Young Yanks 12 to 5 at Tennis Court field in Junior South Side action. East New Castle Merchants topped Rose Point 4 to 1 at Rose Point Field, with Millers East Side 7 to 6 over Audins at Radlator Field. St. Andrews defeated East Side Merchants 7 to 1 at Radiator Field as Hines pitched well. Managers urged to submit results for standings.
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BORO
Boro A. C
New Castle Merchants
Jeff Robins
Yanks
National Softball League
East Side Merchants
St. Andrews
Elwood City Millers
West Side Merchants
East New Castle Merchants
Rose Point
Rose Point Field
Merchants
Bessemer
East Side
Audins
Rad~ Lator Field
Elder
Foster
Gennock
Maki
Hillsville Tops West Side Tigers In 7 6 Pitchers Duel
Hillsville defeated West Side Tigers 7 to 6 in a three law rence County league game at Billsville field. Orenic struck out 17 for Hillsville while T itusville held the Tigers to five hits. Aram had a triple and Fabian, Grist, and Gall doubled. Hillsville exploded for five runs in the second inning to secure the victory.
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Hillsville
West Side Tigers
Billsville
Feld
Schaas
Carey
Tigers
Titusville
Orenic
Aram
Gabian
L. Grist
Gall
Uramane
Fabian
Grist
J. Pepe
Lerella
Jackson
Pene
Three National League games set for tonight at four fields
Four National League softball games are scheduled tonight with six o clock starts at Radiator field Spencer field Gaston Park field and another venue. Umpires include Dennis Riley Earl Riley H Smith McKis sick Houston and Owens. The Radiator first place hosts St Andrews while West Side plays East Side at Radiator and Spencers face Third V. P. at Spencer field.
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St. Andrews
Dennis
Earl Riley
West Side Merchants
East Side Merchants
Spencers
V. P
Spencer Field
H. Smith
McKissick
Bilwood City
McLarnin and Ross Spark a Question of Drive
Boxing experts debate why Jimmy McLarnin failed to best Barney Ross, suggesting loss of youthful drive dulled the champion’s zest in later years. They note McLarnin wanted to win fiercely but could not pierce Ross’s defense, while aging greats often lose the thrill of victory and ring fire.
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Jimmy McLarnin
Ufe
Barney Ross
McLarnin
Barney
Jimmy
Ross
Lveteran
Publ Hc
Mickey Walker
Jack Sharkey
Bud Taylor
Tony Canzoneri
Second Round Set To Begin In National Softball
The National Softball League starts the second round with three games at Radiator field and Gaston park. Radiators and St Andrews challenge for pennant while Ellwood City Millers face Cunningham A C. Standings show Radiators 2 0. BST St Andrews 2 0. Edwood Millers 2 0. East Side Merchants 2 0. Spencers 4 3. Cunninghams 2 3. W 5 Merchants 1 6. Third U P L.
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West Side Merchants
East Side Merchants
St. Andrews
Rads
Ellwood City Millers
Cunningham A. C
Gaston Park
Spencers End
U. P
Spencerfield
Spencers
L. Pet. Radiators
Edwood Millers
Merchants
Tle Spencers
Cunninghams
U. PL
Harvard experts study boy who reads upside down
Boston reports Harry Bolombratos, 7, at Ira Allen Grammar School Roxbury reading class books upside down as well as right side up. Harvard University experts examined the curious talent noted by teachers.
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Boston
Harvard University
Harry Bolombratos
Ira Allen Grammar School
Roxbury
Church Golfing Teams To Meet At Castle Hills
New Castle church golfers head to Castle Hills tonight for the third round of the Church League. First Presbyterians and First Methodist lead the standings with 8% points each, followed by First Christians and Highland U P with 8 points apiece. Tonight’s matches: First Christian vs Highland U B, First U P vs Epworth M E, Trinity vs St Marys St Joseph, and First Presbyterians vs First Methodist.
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New Castle Church
Castle Hills Course
First Presbyterians
First Methodist
First Christians
Highland U.P
First Christian
Highland U. B
First U. P
Epworth M. E. Trinty
St. Marys-St. Josephr
Titans Compile Good Record In Year’s Athletics
Westminster college in New Wilmington Pennsylvania reports a strong athletic year. Titans won 31 of 44 varsity games for a .704 rate led by basketball with 22 victories in 26 starts. Football went 2-6, cross country 2-1, tennis 5-2, intramurals drew 287 of 298 male participants and 185 of 327 female participants.
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New Wilmington
Westminster College
Titan
John Lawther
Coartmen
FP. §. Sowersby
R. X. Graham
Westminster
Boxing Clinic and Boxing News From McDonald and Beyond
A boxing clinic led by Eddie Weygant will be held in McDonald Ohio at the Nrehouse this Saturday night. Ancil Hoffman seeks NY boxing commission consent to postpone the Camera Baer fight so Max Baer can be in top shape for June. Yale vs Harvard rowing with Roosevelt influence. Livingston to row, son Franklin blocked by ROTC camp. Other notes include Flint Rhem released to Syracuse, Woo to debut June 12, Long Que Sue in New York bout, and Maxie Strub facing Cangey and Hackley.
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Nrehouse
McDonald
Eddie Weygent
Mickie Solomon
Buck McTiernan
Ancil Hoffman
Max Baer
theNew York State Boxing Commission
David Livingston
Yale
Harvard
Roosevelt
Franklin
Livingston
New London
War Department
Flint Rhem
Syracuse
Cardinals
Mon Woo
Charleroi
Long Que Sue
New York
Maxie Strub
Erie
Paris Cangey
Jimmy Hackley
Boro A. C. Beats Colonials 10 to 4 in League Game
Boro A. C. defeated Colonials 10 to 4 at Colonial Field in an Independent League game. Bigley held Colonials to five hits while fanning four. Camp bell Majeski and Rosser led the Boro A. C. offense with key hits as the team produced runs in every inning except the first.
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Boro A. C
Colonial A. C
Colonial Field
Boro
Todd
Bigley
Campbell
Majeski
Rosser
Realty Transfers announced in May B Milliken transfers
Realty transfers list several parcels for consideration of one dollar each including May B Milliken to Jess C Wilson in the third ward Howard M Cooper to Howard M Cooper in Hickory Mary A Puller in the First ward Julia Flynn to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in the sixth ward and Thomas J Clark to Herbert Kirk in Neshannock township all for one dollar
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May B. Milliken
Jess C. Wilson
Third Ward
A. J. W. Morrow
Howard M. Cooper
Hickory
Home Protective Savings and Loan Association
Mary A. Puller
Julia Flynn
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Sixth
Thomas J. Clark
Herbert 5. Kirk
Neshannock Township
Frost damages early fruit crops in Utah survey says
A Provo Utah report states early fruit crops suffered severe frost damage with 80 to 100 percent losses in the area. The Springville region reports 75 to 90 percent losses for cherries apricots and peaches.
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Internation News
Provo
Utah
Springville
Ryantown Defeats Clifton Flats 10 5 in League Game
Ryantown upset Clifton Flats 10 to 5 in an Independent League game at the Flats field. Davies held the Flats to seven hits as Ryantown collected 11 hits off Wilson. Extra-base hits came from F VanEman Jones Kerr H Ryan and d Maher. Friday Ryantown hosts East New Castle Merchants at Ryantown Field. Batteries Clifton Flats Wilson Coates White Ryantown Davies Grim Walter Umpires Shephard Gray.
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Clifton Flats
Flats
Davies
Wilson
F. VanEman
Jones
Kerr
H. Ryan
D. Maher
East New Castle Merchants
Ryantown Field
Coates
White
Grim
Walter
Shephard and Gray
Coaltown Beats Mahoning Indies In Independent League
Coaltown defeated the Mahoning Indies 4 to 0 at Coal town field as Blews pitched seven strikeouts and three hits allowed. Cardeira held Coaltown to six hits with six strikeouts. Heidish Hoskins and Reynolds doubled for the winners. Next, Clifton Flats visit Friday at the Flats field and a Saturday tilt with the Slovaks is on the schedule.
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Mahoning Indies
Blews
Cardeira
the Indies
Heidish
Hoskins
Reynolds
Clifton Flats
Flats Field
Calf Reynolds
R. Coulter
McGaffie
Downing
Rf Frank
P. Coulter
Aoe
Erie
EL Brumbaugh
C H. Culbertson
Rf E. Culbertson
A. Russo
Cardella
Golfers Start Quest For Title
Sperta Writer reports from Merion Cricket Club as the national golf championship opens with top contenders listed. Gene Sarazen remains a strong favorite though Willie Hunter Leo Diegel and others draw big bets as the field of twenty plus hopefuls brims with uncertainty and shifting odds.
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Nan O'Reilly
Sperta
Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Webster
Gene Sarazen
Wille Hunter
Paul Runyan
Young Lockinar
Ky Laffoor
George Savers
Gene Sarzen
Sioner
Jack Doyle
Lafion
Leo Diegel
Willie Hunter
Indies League Friday games listed across divisions
Six Indies League baseball games set for Friday start at 5 30 p m. American league features Slovak A C at Colonial A C, Nationals at New Castle Merchants Lehigh, and Wampum at Boro A C. National league matches Coaltown at Clifton Plats against Clifton Flatians, East New Castle Merchants vs Ryan wen at Ryantown, and Rose Point at seventh ward E A field against Mahoning Indies.
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Slovak A. C
Colonial A. C
Nationals
New Castle Merchants
Lehigh
Wampum
Boro A. C
Coaltown
Clifton Plats
Clifton Flatians
East New Castle Merchants
Ryanwen
Ryantown
Rose Point
Mahoning Indies
Cuba Is Graduated With Pitt Class
Paul Cuba of Pennsylvania Avenue, a former New Castle high school star athlete, was in the University of Pittsburgh 1934 graduating class. He was noted as an outstanding ender and a sensational lineman during his college days at Pitt.
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Paul Cuba
Pennsylvania Avenue
New Castle High
University of Pittsburgh
Cuba
Pitt
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