Red Sox Take Early Lead in AL Pennant Chase
Judson Bailey notes the Boston Red Sox strengthen their AL grip with an 18 of 24 spring games win pace and a 7 5 victory over the Browns to widen their margin over the Indians and Yankees. Cubs and Brewers match weather disruptions while Reds Dodgers see rain halt their deciding game in progress.
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Gallahadian Seeks Belmont Triumph in Mile and Half Showdown
New York reports that Gallahadian has a real chance to beat Bimelech in the Belmont Stakes at a mile and a half after a Preakness showing where Gallahadian and Mioland pressed Bimelech. The piece notes tracking, riding decisions, and the potential impact of early pace on Belmont distance.
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Wrestler Bobby Managoff Defeats Ermmest Hefner Straight Falls
Hartford report by Associated Press notes Bobby Managoff of Chicago defeated Ermmest Hefner of Austin Texas in straight falls. The match ended last night with Managoff securing decisive wins in both bouts.
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Dodgers and Cubs Tie In 19 Inning Chicago Tilt
A year ago today the Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago Cubs battled 19 innings in Chicago ending 9-9 when play was halted by darkness. Three years ago Tommy Henrich had three hits including a homer as the Yankees, led by Red Ruffing, beat the Athletics to seize the American League lead. Five years ago Helen Wills Moody departed for England in a sudden trip ahead of a Wimbledon comeback after a two year absence.
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Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities
In Cleveland Jimmy Reeves of 168 defeated Sal ly Krieger 173 in a 10 round bout. Boston saw Howell King 153 1 2 outpoint fellow foe. Detroit featured a inside strategy against Coley Welch with Andy K. securing a points win. Portland Maine hosted a 10 round match with a similar outcome.
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No-hitter bonus, Armageddon bets and NL chase rumors
Tex Carleton earns a $500 bonus after a no-hitter. Henry Armstrong is tipped to beat Lew Jenkins and fight Lou Ambers for a big welter title. Tommy Henrich may replace Jake Powell at first for the Yankees. Ambers’ pre-fight hospital check warns of fragility. Pirates’ Frank Gustine rises to NL batting leader. Lou Ambers and Jenkins headlines mix with boxing bets and local notes from Forbes Field to West Texas New Mexico league totals.
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Leonard Tells How He Stopped Babe Ruth From Homer
In the Ruth era, lefty Hubert B. Leonard recalls how he kept Ruth from homering, noting Ruth never hit a fair ball off him. Leonard, who pitched six years with Ruth in Boston, later claimed Ruth could not adjust to his pitching style. The hall of famer also cites other Red Sox stars and notable feats from 1916 to 1918.
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Yankees Benefit From Rainouts in Western Invasion
With the first three games rained out in succession, the Yankees appear to be enjoying a buoyant and successful western trip, capitalizing on favorable conditions and lingering doubts of opponents.
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Yesterday's Results In State and Regional Games
Scores reported from various leagues show Montgomery, Meridian, Pensacola, Anniston, Gadsden, Jackson, Selina, Mobile with mixed results. Alabama State games include Tray 8 Tallassee 4 and others. American Association lists Kansas City 6 St Paul 4 with many postponements. Georgia Florida area games note Weycrosa 8 Americus 3 and Valdosta 14 with Cordele also listed.
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Demaret Explains Texas Golf Success Theory
New York report outlines Jimmy Demaret's views on why Texas produces top golfers. He cites competitive culture, emphasis on short game, and proficiency with thin grass. Demaret struggled in the Goodall round robin, starting 2 down as Omson and Sarazen led after day one.
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Meridian Club Names New Pilot For Bears
The Meridian Bears in the Southern league named first baseman Bill “Fibber” McGee as acting manager after owner Sam Agnew released veteran Clarence Mitchell. The team, third from bottom, lost 8 to 1 at Montgomery, keeping Jackson Senators atop the standings while Pensacola clung to runner-up position as shippers and other clubs trade blows in a tight race.
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Bayou Tigers Favored to Win SEC Track Title
Louisiana State led favorites at Legion Field as the 1940 Southeastern Conference track and field championships began. Auburn Florida and Alabama contested for runner-up while ten defending champions aimed to reclaim titles amid many newcomers. Qualifying trials opened with shot put and 440-yard heats, promising a tight two-day meet.
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Power Team 1S Defeats Office Outfit 16 to 1
Power Team 1S dominated Office Outfit last night in the B A A softball league at Millville, winning 16 to 1. Phillips led Power House with a home run and two-base hit in five trips, while Novotny added three for four including a circuit shot. Earl Gilbert allowed 14 hits and took the loss for Office Lub, who scored their lone run in the first inning. Tonight at 8 pm the Maintenace team meets Paper Makers in the final game of the week.
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Conference meet draws 13 schools with 160 athletes
Twelve of thirteen conference schools attend the meet on Saturday as about 160 spike shod athletes participate. Sewanee does not send a team, leaving one member absent from the field.
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