Cards Edge Dodgers In $To2 Win
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a tense game as Triplet Yett homered and Lanier earned the win over Macon. Dodgers rallies were stifled by Brecheen in relief and solid Card defense in front of 7,569 fans.
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National League Yesterday's Results Summary
In yesterday's National League action Chicago at Philadelphia was postponed. Boston lost 2 to 5, Pittsburgh 1 to 3. New York won 3 to Cincinnati 2 and St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2. Today features Chicago at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at New York with St. Louis at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Boston in a doubleheader.
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All American League Games Postponed by Weather
Weather forces postponement of AL games including Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Detroit and Washington at St Louis with a doubleheader at Cleveland noted in the brief.
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Army Beckons Phil Fielder
Philadelphia May 19 the Army beckoned to Babe Dahlgren during a preliminary physical on orders of the San Francisco draft board. Induction talks spurred trade rumors involving Babe and Lou Novikoff as Phillies owner Bill Cox seeks strength. Meantime Ron Northey is out two weeks with a gash from a game injury.
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Rail disaster and hospital expansion notes
A century era report notes a grand stand collapse injuring many fans at a railroad event and cites a separate War Department decision increasing Newton D. Baker Army General Hospital capacity to 1 717 beds. Meanwhile county softball double headers set for Sunday list four matchups with visiting teams.
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Local Civic Club Softball Game Delights Crowd at Baker Park
A lively Wednesday night softball game at Baker Park drew a large crowd as two local civic club teams produced humorous errors and circus like plays.
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Lions Club edge Rotary Wildcat in tight 18 17 game
Lions Club defeated Rotary Wildcat 18 to 17 as Rudy Shipley led Lions and Ramsburg Klein anchored Rotary. The note also recalls 1939 US milk imports of 51 million pounds costing 121 million dollars and mentions ancient Babylonian advertising.
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