Averill's Bat Wins For Tribe In Major League Action
Cleveland Ends New York Yankees 9-5 as Averill belts a two run homer in the third and a bases loaded triple in the next inning. Lefty Gomez exits as Cleveland bats explode. Other games: Grove earns eighth win for Boston over Detroit 5-4. Stratton shuts down Washington in Chicago 10-3. Philadelphia tops St Louis 6-1. Castleman notches first win for NY Giants 9-4 over St Louis. Boston Bees rally past Cincinnati 10-9. Cubs beat Dodgers 10-4 behind Galan and Collins.
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Outside Wrestling Matches To Be Booked
Plans for a schedule of outside wrestling matches next season follow successful winter and spring tournaments at the Maryland State School for the Deaf coach Dan Kalinowsky says. Notable wrestlers Rongress led with seven wins no defeats, Everhart had five wins no defeats, Powts six wins with one draw, captain George Singer four wins four draws. Other members include W Merrette Rothstein Schwartz and teammates from Hudson and Markel squads with placers listed in order.
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Frederick Rifle Club meets Marine Rifle Team in shootout
The Frederick Rifle Club with 76 members used Linganore range faced the Marine Headquarters life team from Washington in a Sunday match. Muss Eames led her team in scoring while Misses Alice Babb Olive Jensen and Bonnie Eames were photographed shooting alongside rivals shoulder to shoulder.
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Best Shots of Big shots Your golf grip guide
Golf writer Art Krenz explains grip fundamentals. Experts Dick Metz notes that V shapes over shoulders show proper hand position for unison in swing. Adjust grip to avoid over or under placement and improve scoring. Next: intent hooks and slicing.
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Frederick Rifle Club Wins Outdoor Match
The Frederick Rifle Club defeated the Marine Headquarters Club of Washington by 1927 to 1925 on the Singapore range to win its first outdoor match of the season. Newman led Frederick with 395 of 400, while Miss Bobbie Eames topped Washington with 389. The Marine Headquarters entries included Babb 353 and Jensen 381. Hamilton SBI 385 and 389-379 contributions appear in the match record.
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Wideners Improve Breed Of Horses, Miller Adds To Design Of Race Cars
Racing veteran Marty A Miller, famed for four wheel drive aluminum speedsters, aims for a 10th straight Indianapolis 500 victory. His Miller Specials feature four wheel hydraulic disk brakes and rear engine designs, with streamlined bodies and innovative starting cartridge systems.
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Baugh Traded to Rochester in Baseball Move
St Louis May 24 Slingin Sam Baugh returned to the St Louis Cardinals by Columbus of the American Association and released on option today to Rochester of the International League. Baugh, famed football forward passer, is a shortstop.
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Tri County League warns managers over umpire abuse
The Tri County League president Cameron C Kehne warned that managers and players will be punished for threats or harassment of umpires at games. The move follows an incident in the Damascus Lander game where a Lander player verbally threatened Umpire Everett Shrider and a fan jostled him after the game. The president urged respect for umpires and outlined potential penalties including suspensions and fines.
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Racing car designer Miller helps build speedway mounts
The passage notes Miller's passion for cars and track racing, focusing on improving motors and chassis and his work on stock-model comforts. He assisted in building mounts in 1902 and 1903 and designed a racing car by 1906, entering the Vanderbilt Cup with Harry A. Muller as the mechanic.
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Baseball scores and upcoming AL games listed
Yesterday results in the American League show Chicago down Washington 10 to 3, Cleveland 9 over New York 3, Boston 5 over Detroit 4, and Philadelphia 6 over St Louis 1. Today games include Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at St Louis, Boston at Cleveland, and New York at Detroit.
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National League Yesterday's Results and Today Schedule
Yesterday the New York nine defeated St Louis nine to four while Chicago racked up ten runs to Brooklyn four. Cincinnati edged Boston nine to ten in a rain postponed game. Today St Louis visits New York, Chicago plays Brooklyn, Cincinnati goes to Boston, and Pittsburgh meets Philadelphia.
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Hitting and lineup shakeups in early baseball action
Jersey City Giants defeated the Newark Bears 2-0 with Charlie Keller sidelined, leaving his batting average unchanged. The Middletown bey was removed from the lincup Monday as Joe Vos mik and Moose Solters each got contributions in a blanked game.
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Race of War Admiral Seabiscuit called off at Belmont
New York May 24 The $100000 match race at Belmont Park between War Admiral and Seabiscuit was cancelled after Seabiscuit's owner Charles S. Howard reported the colt not in condition. Representatives of Whitney cited concerns over his legs and potential permanent danger, with the Westchester Racing Association and the New York State Racing Commission agreeing to withdraw him. The decision shocked horse racing followers and organizers.
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Baseball Averages Highlight Four Hit Day Yesterday
Baseball note lists four players with batting averages from yesterday. Keller of Newark went 4 for 105 with a .419 average, Vosmik of the Red Sox 37 hits in 123 at bats for a .301 average, Solters of the Indians 20 hits in 90 at bats for .222, and Hemsley of the Indians 167 at bats with 48 hits.
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Three Way Tie For Lead In Balto Carroll Loop
Westminster, by beating Taneytown 7 0 to 2, joins Taneytown, Reisterstown and Hanover in a three way tie for first in the Baltimore Carroll County league. Hanover beat Congoleum 2 0 as Westminster's late surge, two big innings, and strong defensive plays carried them to second place. Shamer pitched Westminster, while changes included Harrison, Leese for Westminster and Berman, Landon for Reisterstown as the league adjusts rosters after a busy week.
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Baltimore Carroll League Scores and Ship Details
Westminster defeated Taneytown 7 to 2 while Hanover beat Congoleum 2 to 1. Sunday games include Congoleum at Reisterstown and Westminster at Taneytown. A new Martin flying boat is under construction and expected to carry 100 passengers by day and six by night with a wingspan of 188 feet.
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