Double Bill Headlines as Yankees Top Red Sox
New York draws vast holiday crowd as the Yankees sweep a day-night doubleheader defeating Boston 16-0 and 5-4. Attendance tops prior marks, with more than 85,000 in the stands at Yankee Stadium across the two games. Batteries: Grove, McKain, Wagner and Peacock, Desautels, Rufing and Dickey in game one. Wilson and Desautels, Gomez and Dicker in game two.
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Damascus Middletown duel for league lead and arrests
Damascus and Middletown remained tied atop the league after a 15-1 Memorial Day win by Middletown over Walkersville. Cedar Grove, Brunswick, and Wakefield won while Lander saw a fight and ejection mar other games. Ambrose of Lander faced possible league action after a confrontation with umpire Schrider.
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American League Yesterday's Results Briefed
Results from yesterday include Washington 9 Philadelphia 3, Cleveland 5 Chicago 2, New York 10 Boston 0, and St Louis 9 Detroit 10. Today schedules show Boston at New York.
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DeMolay Nine Wins Memorial Day Game
In Baker Park the DeMolay beat Hosiery 9 to 7 in a City Speedball League clash. Key plays came from Crist, Bartgis, and Price, as DeMolay broke ahead with a three-run third inning and added runs in the fourth and eighth to seal the win.
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Roberts Sets New Speedway Record In 500 Mile Race
Floyd Roberts, 38, an aviation engineer from Van Nuys California, won the Indianapolis 500 in a record average speed of 117.2 mph. He led most of the race, regained the lead at 400 miles, and finished in 4 hours 15 minutes 58.40 seconds, driving a new four cylinder red racer. The event was marred by the death of Everett Spence, a 33 year old probation officer, struck by a wheel from Emil Andres car.
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National League standings and marquee results
National League scores show Pittsburgh 5 6 St Louis 4 9 Philadelphia 9 7 Brooklyn 5 2 Boston 6 1 New York 0 0 Cincinnati 7 0 Chicago 3 3. First game extended to 17 innings. No games scheduled today.
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Tri County League scores and postponed games
Cedar Grove 7 Lander 3 Wakefield 6 Doubs 2 Middletown 13 Walkersville 1 Brunswick 7 Tamsville 2 Thurmont Damascus postponed. Sunday schedule: sville at Doubs Walkersville at Damascus Lander at Brunswick Thurmont at Middletown Wakefield at Cedar Grove.
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Best Shots of Big Shots by Art Krenz
The article argues Bobby Jones’ erratic late career putting, especially at Masters events, stemmed from his mental condition. It contends mental state affects performance on the green more than other aspects, noting how frustration from flawed shots can tense the muscles and hinder play.
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NEA Service
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Bobby Jones
In Putting The Wrist Free To Swing
A golf tip emphasizes wrist freedom and light grip to promote a smooth stroke. Tension in forearms and wrists is discouraged as it can cause miscue and poor ball contact. Focus on fluid motion and sending the ball toward the cup.
Auto Races Thrill Fans At Fair Grounds Meet
About 2,000 fans saw the first local automobile races here since 1922 at the Fair Grounds. D O Frontenac racer driven by Russell Campbell of Newville won the ten mile feature after three five mile heats, with Harold Klopp and Dutch Kulp close in. Nineteen drivers qualified, top times by Klopp 29.03, Campbell 30.0, Kulp 30.01, with many local entrants led by George Vex Jr. Officials promoted by John F Border of Reading and plan another event soon.
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One Run in Ninth Gives Buckeystown Victory
Buckeystown nosed out Point of Rocks in a close Sunday game at Point of Rocks. Buckeystown tied the score in the eighth, then pushed ahead with a run in the ninth for the win. Key plays included a ninth inning run and late hits by Oden and Leather, with McCutcheon on the mound for Point of Rocks and Knipple for Buckeystown. The final line shows Buckeystown 4, Point of Rocks 3.
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Announcer and Starter Named for Lebanon Track Event
Jerry Lake of Reading Pennsylvania served as the announcer and George Cocky Donmorer of Lebanon Pennsylvania acted as the starter for the upcoming event.
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