Browns Lose But Hold Lead
In St Louis on May 2 the Browns fell 4 to 3 to Detroit, surrendering home field but staying atop the American League. Eddie Mayo hit a home run and double, Chuck Hostetler added a triple and double, with Rudy York and Hal Newhouser doubling. Detroit’s offense produced the decisive extra-base hits as St Louis managed to keep their lead despite the defeat.
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Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Eddie Mayo
Chuck Hostetler
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Hal Newhouser
Phil Hurling
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Charley Sehan
Ina
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New York Giants
Joe Medwick
Schanz
George Hausmann
Baseball scores and today’s AL results and schedule
Yesterday in the American League Detroit defeated St Louis 4 to 3 while Washington beat Boston 5 to 2 New York topped Philadelphia 4 to 1 and Chicago beat Cleveland 3 to 2 in 10 innings. Today’s games feature Chicago at Cleveland Detroit at St Louis Washington at Boston and New York at Philadelphia.
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National League Yesterday's Results Summary
Results show Philadelphia defeating New York and Pittsburgh beating St Louis 3 1. Brooklyn edged Boston 7 6. Other clubs had no games scheduled. The remaining matchups listed: Boston at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago, St Louis at Pittsburgh.
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New York Satin
What Causes Epilepsy booklet offer from Educational Div
A free booklet titled What Causes Epilepsy and written by famous doctors is offered. Readers may request this Educational Division pamphlet by mail from Fifth Ave New York NY, with the code E-643.
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Stir Up Stirs Derby Talk as Favorite Field Grows
The piece weighs Derby chatter on Stir Up and possible rivals like Gramps Image and Sky Tracer. It notes shipping plans, odds comparisons to historic fields, and observers debating contenders such as Challenge Me, Diavolow, and Broadcloth while forecasting a large-attendance, hotel-scarce Derby scene in Louisville.
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Giants Romp Dodgers 26 to 8 In Polo Grounds Classic
Sports Roundup notes the May 2 game at the Polo Grounds where the Giants routed the Dodgers 26 to 8 before 58,968 fans. It calls the defeat a historic baseball atrocity, praises the crowd size, and contrasts with ordinary doubleheaders while highlighting lasting memories, attendance, and the season's early dramatic feats.
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Question Still Haunts The Hurlers In National League
New York May 2 A jittery NL picture forms as Stan Musial of St Louis stars with a .447 average through 11 games while Dixie Walker of Brooklyn leads with a .442 mark. Dixie also paces hits with 19 as Musial, Litchinger, Schultz and others chase runs, home runs, and batting averages amid a crowded early season chase.
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League Leaders by The Associated Press Batting and Pitching
The AP leaders list shows Batting leaders from Detroit New York St Louis and Cleveland with names Hostetler Etten Etten Stephens Myatt and others. Pitching leaders include Kramer Raffensberger Lanier Brecheen and Munger with multiple teams noted. A separate paragraph reports a posthumous Distinguished Service Medal award to Frank Knox by the American Legion executive committee.
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Frederick High Suffers Defeat In District Contest
In a city league baseball clash Frederick High fell 8 to 1 at Baker Park. Derrick Officers pitched well for the losers while Gen Geer and Swomley led Everedy with two and three base hits. Errors plagued Frederick High as Hagerstown’s offense broke through late, securing the victory in a seven inning game shortened by weather.
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Helix Rounders Triumph at Pimlico Track
Helix Rounders defeated a strong field by a neck at Pimlico amid a tight stretch drive. Jockey Nick Jeannas rode the Colorado Kid colt to cover one length and a sixteenth on the fast track, carrying 120 pounds. Four Freedoms, odds-on favorite, finished a close second ahead of Greentree Stable’s Four Freedoms, Jord Calvert, and others.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine In Mixed MLB Action
Charley Schanz and Curt Davis starred for their clubs delivering key hits and clutch innings. Kim Russell joined Pittsburgh's rally with two singles and a run batted in. Bill Dietrich pitched effectively for the White Sox, scoring the decisive run in the 10th. Chuck Hostetler, 38, led Detroit with a trio of extra-base hits in a 4-3 win over St Louis. George Stirnweiss contributed three of New York's eight hits in a 4-1 victory over the A's. Johnny Niggeling kept Washington alive with four hits in a tie for third place. A technical note mentions fighter pilots using a water-injection system to boost extra power.
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Philies
Giants
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Boston
Paul Waner
Kim Russell
Pirates
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Parrot and Pipe Clash in 1944 Brewing Industry Tale
Will Dudley clashes with his wife over a pet parrot that mocks him and eats his pipe tobacco. In a domestic scrape she tosses the pipe, he tosses out the bird, and the parrot reappears with a corn cob in its beak whistling Home Sweet Home as trouble erupts.
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Bucs Wreck Card Pitcher in Eight Run Rally
Pittsburgh Pirates win 3 1 over St. Louis Cardinals. Preacher Roe gets credit for victory as Al Jurisch allows six hits across eight innings. Raz yields a run in the eighth on a bases loaded walk to Mustal.
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