Marble champion Ted Cook wins Raleigh county marble title
Ted Walker Cook, 14, of Mabscott edged Earl Mullins 7 0 in six games to capture the Raleigh Fayette Summers counties marble championship and earn a trip to Ocean City New Jersey for the national finals. Mullins was runner up and won a week at Ross Irle's camp in Glen Daniel.
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Baseball scores from yesterday in the National League
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 11 to 7 while New York beat Chicago 3 to 2 Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 St Louis won against Brooklyn 10 to 3 with yesterday’s results from the National League.
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Games Today Across MLB Pitchers and Matchups
The schedule lists Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago Boston at Cincinnati and New York 3 8 St Louis 1 7 Cleveland 9 1 Philadelphia 6 6 after 10 innings Detroit 3 Boston 2 Chicago 8 Washington 8 Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington.
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UDDLE ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS AND LEADERS
Dayon 5 4 Charleston 3 3 Johnstown 6 4 Portsmouth 3 9 Zanesville 15 3 Beckley 6 6 Huntington 8 Akron 7 in il innings. Today s games Charleston at Akron Huntington at Dayton Portsmouth at Zanesville Beckley at Johnstown. Home runs yesterday Ruth Braves 3 Coleman Browns 2 Burns Browns 1 Greenberg Tigers 1 Gehrig Yankees 1 Crosetti Yankees 1 Dickey Yankees 1 Warstler Athletics 1 Moore Giants 1 Young Pirates 1 Leaders Foxx Athletics 4 Johnson Athletics 9 Greenberg Tigers 9 Ott Giants 8 Bonura White Sox 8 Vaughan Pirates 8 Moore Giants League totals Totals American National
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Pennsylvania Triumphs Over Navy for Adams Cup
The Pennsylvania crew edged Naval Academy by a few feet at Annapolis to win the Adams cup for the second time and claim the mythical eastern sprint line. Time recorded was 8 minutes 53.10 seconds.
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Giants Defeat Cubs 3 2 in Williamsport Gotham duel
Carl Hubbell outpitched Len Warneke as the New York Giants edged the Chicago Cubs 3 to 2 to clinch the series. Joe Moore homered in the ninth inning for the Giants, who led 2 1 after four frames with key hits from Al Cuccinello and George Davis. Cubs first baseman Phil Cavarretta and outfielders Kiki Cuyler and Augie Galan provided the early threats, but New York held on for the win.
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Athletics And Cleveland Split Doubleheader In May 25 Play
Philadelphia and Cleveland split a May 25 doubleheader as Jimmy Foxx, back at first base, helped the A's win 6 1 after Cleveland won 9 6 in 10 innings. In the opening game Cleveland rallied with five hits in the 10th to take the lead and final score 9 4.
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Southern Association Scores Report
Atlanta defeats Birmingham 4 to 2 while Chattanooga rallies past Little Rock 6 to 5 Nashville edges Memphis 4 to 3 New Orleans beats Knoxville 6 to 4 Montreal dominates Rochester 6 to 0 Baltimore crushes Syracuse 12 to 4 Buffalo wins 6 to 2 Toronto over Albany 19 to 10 Newark scores 10 points in defeat against unspecified opponent
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White Sox rout Washington behind five hit pitching
Chicago White Sox defeated Washington 8 to 3 as Carl Fischer pitched five hits for the win. Mule Haas sparked the offense with three hits including a double, while four Senator pitchers yielded 14 base hits.
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Senators Edge Cubs as Fischer Shuts Down Washington
Chicago hits squandered by 9th inning rallies. Washington scores 3 to 2 in Chicago. Fischer earns the win while Linke takes the loss as errors by Kuhel and Appling mark the game's turning points.
Speedway Qualifying Hindered by Crash and Nuisance Suit
Indianapolis May 25 qualifying for the 500 mile race was halted by a crash on a treacherous turn. Merrill Williams of Anderson suffered a fractured ankle after his car slammed into walls. Bret Harte Billings seeks to stop the race arguing the speedway endangers adjacent property, drivers, and residents citing recent track noise odors and a past fatal wheel accident.
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Babe Ruth Hits Three Home Runs in Loss at Forbes Field
Babe Ruth belts three homers and drives in six as the Boston Braves fall 11 to 7 to the Pittsburgh Pirates at Forbes Field in front of about 10 000 fans. Ruth homered in the first, third and seventh innings and scored Urbanski on a single in his first plate appearance. The Pirates rally behind Thevenow and Cantwell to overtake the Braves, with Pep Young homering for Pittsburgh.
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Cardinals Rout Dodgers 10-3 in Odd Series Game
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 10 to 3 to move into third in the National League. Johnny Babich was roughed up in the fifth, and Dazzy Vance yielded five runs in the seventh as Bill Hallahan secured the win in relief.
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Baseball scoreCard for Betts and Hoyt both strong
Lucas allowed three hits in 1 3 innings while Betts pitched four innings nine hits and nine strikeouts. Hoyt fanned two in two and two thirds innings as Bush who pitched six innings allowed eight hits Cantwell added three in two thirds Benton contributed two in one. Winning pitcher Hoyt Losing pitcher Cantwell Umpires Reardon Magerkurth and Moran Time 2 14.
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Owens Sets Four New Track Marks at Western Meet
Owens of Ohio State shattered world marks at the 35th Western Conference meet in Ann Arbor leading Michigan to 48 points. He produced four record performances including a 26 ft 8.25 in broad jump and world records in the low hurdles 22.6 sec, 220 yd dash 20.3 sec, and 100 yd dash 9.4 sec. Wisconsin and Indiana followed. Illinois 4th with 18.5.
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Brooklyn Beats St Louis In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
St Louis 000 050 0 5 1 Brooklyn 201 000 0 3 2. Burrell? Frey and Bucher led St Louis with RBIs, Medwick multi hit game, Durocher solid for Brooklyn. Hallahan got the win, Babich the loss in a 2 hour 4 minute contest.
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Huntington Red Birds edge Akron in 11 inning win
Huntington Red Birds outslug Akron 8 to 7 in 11 innings as six Akron runs in the fifth gave a brief lead before Huntington tied in the seventh and won with an 11th inning run. Tubello Baratta and Tuckey led Huntington. White Quante and Poland paced Akron.
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