Terrific Tumble for White Sox in Two Games With A's
Chicago White Sox manager Marty Marion’s club surged upward with a 29-6 rout of Kansas City followed by a 5-0 shutout loss to the A’s. Other notable results included Pittsburgh’s first win at Philadelphia 6-1 and Willard Nixon’s sixth straight victory over the Yankees.
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Willard Nixon
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Boston Red Sox
Sam Jones
Cleveland
Kellner Dominates White Sox as A’s Sink Sox 5-0
Kansas City Athletics pitcher Alex Kellner improved to 20-0 this season by shutting out Chicago White Sox on five hits in a 5-0 victory. Gus Zernial drove in two runs, and Kellner became the A’s first to complete a full game this year. The Sox had earlier swamped Kansas City 29-6 the day prior.
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Willie Mays
Brooklyn
al Dark
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Ruben Gomez
Carl Fugillo
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No major US epidemic since 1918 19 influenza outbreak
A compact note states the United States has not faced a major epidemic since the 1918 19 influenza pandemic, underscoring the rarity of large disease waves in modern history.
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OU To Host Washburn In Track Duel At Ottawa
The Ottawa University Braves meet Washburn University in a track and field duel at Cool Field on Wednesday afternoon with field events starting at 3 and running events 30 minutes later. The Ottawa sprint medley relay placed third in the invitational medley relay at Kansas University last Saturday, as C of E took first and Missouri Valley second. Kansas Wesleyan won the other heat but finished fourth by time. Louis Coppoe failed to clear 12 feet six inches in the pole vault, while Hel started vaulting in rain. Coach Bill Boucek aims to sharpen athletes for the three week ahead Kansas conference meet, expecting a competitive edge against Topeka. Art Carder cleared 6 feet 6 inches in the KU relays. Hel is recovering from a basketball ankle injury.
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Art Carder
Athletics Win Big as KC Crowd Embraces A's
Kansas City welcomed the Athletics with a hot gate today as 19,446 fans braved chilly winds to see a 5-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Attendance over seven days totaled 156,997, about half of last season’s 304,666 for Philadelphia, with expectations to surpass that figure by May 4.
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Philadelphia
Outlook Is Unfavorable for Southern West Water Supply
The Agriculture Department reports a very poor general water supply outlook for southern and southeastern West regions, with runoff from mountain snows expected to be below average in major river systems. Only the extreme north and northwest show a favorable outlook.
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Morris Calls First Practice for Boys 11 to 15
Sid Morris, coach, invites boys aged 11 to 15 to the Forest Park diamond for the first baseball practice of the season. The session starts at 5 p m tomorrow evening and focuses on introductory drills and skill development.
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Scots Blank OHS Netmen Defend Tennis Title 7-0
Highland Park defense of Northeast Kansas League net crown as Scots blank Ottawa High 7 to 0. Singles winners include Pulford Bartels Gates Evans Leuteert with two doubles wins over Scott Luce and Higgins Berglund. Cyclones schedule Emporia match today as season continues.
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Bill Gates
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Armed Force Drive On Black Markets In Europe
U.S. Army and Air Force in Europe announce ration cuts effective May 1 as part of a campaign against black marketing. Cigarette allotments fall from 15 to 10 packages weekly in Germany and France, with Britain already at 10 for two years. Smokers who certify higher use may get up to five extra packs weekly. Oxygen boils at 182.9 degrees below zero Celsius.
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