Charleston Defeats Beckley Black Knights In Opening Victory
In Charleston on May 13 the Senators beat the Beckley Black Knights 7 to 5. A strong second inning against pitcher Kelsey Jennings sparked five runs, aided by singles in the fifth and sixth. Chuck Cole held Beckley scoreless after their first inning, until a late rally. Jennings faltered in the fifth and sixth, leaving Wayne to finish 7th and 8th as Beckley added three runs and a ninth inning tally.
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Dodgers and Reds Tie in Ten Inning Exhibition
Brooklyn May 13 Dodgers and the Cincinnati Reds battled ten innings in a 1-1 tie when called for train travel. Ray Kolp and Ownie Carroll matched zeroes, with Kolp yielding three hits before a late wild spell. Highlights included Mackie’s four solid plate appearances and a two RBI double by a Becket flyer.
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Phillies and Cubs Split in Chicago Doubleheader
The Phillies and Cubs split a May 13 doubleheader as Chicago won 7 to 4 in the opener while Philadelphia answered with a 7 to 1 nightcap. Grimm brothers knocked Flint Rhem out in the sixth of game one, and a seven run rally in the fifth sent Guy Bush to the showers in game two. Holley allowed 4 hits and drove in the first two Phils runs with a single, and Spud Davis hit a grand slam in the same inning.
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Washington Senators Rally To Beat Chicago Sox In Ten Inning Opener
Washington's Bob Boken fueled a 5 4 ten inning victory over Chicago as he homered in the eighth and set up the decisive plays in the tenth. Joe Kuhel and Boken drove runs, while Luke Appling sparked the Sox scoring with a lucky three base hit. The win lifts Washington to third place, a half game behind Cleveland, and drops Chicago to fourth.
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Beckley and Helen County Teams Meet at R M S Ball Park
Beckley entered by Baldwin Supply meets Helen County at Raleigh field this afternoon at 3. Beckley, in second place, has wins over Scarbro Glen White and Glen Rogers, with Frank Hudson to start on the mound and Bob Lawrence in center field. Helen counters with Blake on the mound and a squad built from Mullens and last season’s Helen lineup.
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Giants Edge Pirates In Eleventh To Cut Lead In NL Race
New York May 13 Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 to 1 in eleven innings to narrow the National League gap to one game. Five errors, three by Floyd Vaughan, helped Giants manufacture the decisive run as Dolf Luque earned the win. Vaughn’s homer gave Pittsburgh a 1-0 edge before New York tied it in the ninth. Joe Moore ran for Peel, scoring on a Vaughan error and a single by Blondy Ryan. In the eleventh Ott reached on an error, Vaughan and Davis advanced on miscues, and Travis Jackson delivered the game winner after further bases loaded drama. Fitzsimmons allowed early pressure but settled for a solid late outing. Luque finished the mound work for New York.
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Cards Beat Boston Braves in Boston, 8 to 2
St Louis jumped on Sacks Seibold and Ed Fallenstein for five first inning runs and added seven more before defeating the Boston Braves 8 to 2. Medwick Allen and Wilson led St Louis hitters as Seibold and Fallenstein struggled early. Berger and Spohrer homered for Boston.
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Charleston Takes Meet at West Virginia Track Championship
Morgantown May 13 Charleston High School won the West Virginia high school track and field championships by 49 points to 32 1 2 for Parkersburg. About 2,006 spectators witnessed Charleston claim its fifth state title since 1918 as Sammy Gardner led with 11 4 4 points, winning shot put discus and the shuttle hurdle relay. Riddick of Huntington added two sprint wins and a mile relay podium, Triadelphia and Huntington followed in scoring with Morgantown and Wheeling tied for last shown.
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Johnstown and Wheeling Split doubles in Pa game
Johnstown and Wheeling split a doubleheader with Wheeling winning the first game 1 to 0 and Johnstown taking the nightcap 7 to 1. Humphrey pitched well for Wheeling in game one while Parker Benne Parrata Maskowski and Rase led Johnstown in the second game.
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Chicks Name Hap Bohl Picked for All Star List
Springfield honors Tap Bohl of the Chicks with a silver water charm recognizing him as a utility star for the Western League’s 1932 all star team. The Cincinnati native previously starred for Denver and Springfield, batting over .400 in 1930 and 1931 while showcasing fielding skill at second base.
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Home Run Leaders and Standings Sneak Peek
Braves players Berger and Spohrer each hit one home run yesterday, while Vaughn and Boken added one. Pirates Hendrick and Senators Boken posted one each, with Gehrig leading the Leaders list at seven drives for the Yankees. League totals show American 82 and National 168.
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Southern Association scores report in brisk games
Nashville defeated Atlanta 19 to 2 while Birmingham beat Chattanooga 7 to 2 and New Orleans won 7 to 4 against Memphis. Also Lite Rack posted a 4 to 2 triumph over Birmingham.
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International Toronto 2 1 Newark 8 Derby City 7
Rochester 2 Albany 9 Montreal 3 Baltimore 12 Buffalo 10 in a compact summary of a multi city standings update showing scores and league results for teams across cities. The brief item lists eight team score pairs, highlighting the latest outcomes in a regional competition.
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American Association Standings Hint at Rain Delays
In St Paul Minnesota, St Paul leads Minneapolis 7 to 6 and Kansas City trails Milwaukee 13 to 6. Indianapolis plays Columbus while Louisville is set for Toledo with postponements due to rain. Two games rescheduled for tomorrow.
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Sophia club faces cautious win try with lineup hints
Both teams have struggled to win consistently but a potential breakthrough seems possible today. Dorothy will likely start with Foster, Carr, Phelps, Parsons, Stover, Massey, Foster, Harver, and Kirk or Lefty Martin on the mound. In the B league, Woodhay meets Lillybrook at Fireco Field in a mid to lower table clash.
National League Results and Upcoming Games
Yesterday New York edged Pittsburgh 2 1 in 11 innings while Cincinnati and Brooklyn tied 1 1. St Louis defeated Boston 8 1 and Chicago beat Philadelphia 7 1. Today Pittsburgh visits New York and Chicago meets Cincinnati with St Louis at Boston. Washington edged Chicago 5 4 in 10 innings with rain affecting several other games and the schedule shows multiple doubleheaders and delays.
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Yesterday's results raise tensions in middle Atlantic games
Wheeling 7 Johnstown first. Johnstown 7 Wheeling 1 second. Charleston 7 Beckley 3 with others postponed due to rain. Today Springfield at Dayton, Huntington at Zanesville, Beckley at Charleston, and Johnstown at Wheeling Scheduled games proceed amid rain delays.
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Head Play Dominates Preakness at Pimlico in Derby Rematch
Mrs. Silas M. Mason's Head Play wins the forty third Preakness at Pimlico, beating nine rivals including Derby winner Broker's Tip. Ladysman runs well for second, Utopian third, with Proker's Tip an unprepared long shot last as track conditions slow the mile and three sixteenths race.
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