Club takes fifth decision in city softball league
The Club defeated Black Knight Industries 9 to 4 at R. M. I. Park to run its record to five wins. Lacek led the offense with multiple hits as The Club exploited errors and walks. Beck Hardware then beat the Elks 9 to 5 in another league game. Gulf Mining topped Moose 18 to 9 as Mills and Snyder homered. Three teams each had nine runs in day games last night.
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Fights 4 Last Night
Johnny Seeman in Quincy outpointed Sol Cesario in Boston. Paul Altman in Houston out pointed Bobby Britton in Miami. Freddy Archer in Newark out pointed Charley Davis in New York. Jiggs Donahue in Philadelphia outpointed Joe Belfiore in Philadelphia. Davey Crawford in Fall River out pointed Abe Denner in Boston.
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Baseball schedule notes for four league games
Four American League matchups list today with starting pitchers and records. Washington plays New York at Hudson. Boston visits Philadelphia with Wagner against Wolff. Cleveland at Detroit features Embree against White. Chicago at St Louis pits Dietrich against Galehouse.
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National League Matchups Set with Star Pitchers
National League games list matchups among New York at Brooklyn, Philadelphia at Boston, and Cincinnati at Chicago. Suake or Head, Nahem or Errickson, Derring or Vander Meer against Passeau are the scheduled hurlers.
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Flying Aces Win On Rival Errors
The Flying Aces defeated Troop 68 of Raleigh 8 to 6 at Woodrow Wilson playground, scoring in the last inning after 11 errors by the Raleigh team. Goodwin pitched all seven innings, allowed five hits, with W Lacek and Ellis hitting homers. Troop 68 led 6 to 5 after a two run rally, but the Aces rallied for three runs in the top of the last inning to seal the win. Troop 65 and Calloway Heights meet today at 5:15 pm.
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Death by own action basketball dominates athletics notes
Wide World roundup covers quirky sports anecdotes from college and military teams. Highlights include Jap Haskell's standout performance at Fort Sill, Penn State's 13 entries in the IC 4-A meet, and Razorbacks captain Chic Forte. notes on Harvard, Yale, and Fremantle jockeys, plus WWII era athletic feats and fundraisers.
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Tulsa U draws Pennsylvanian football standouts for summer study
Tulsa University benefits from an expanding petroleum engineering program as two former Pennsylvania players, Walter Stickel and Jules Gebauer, each 215 and 205 pounds, enroll for the Summer session. Coach Menry Franka notes the growing national reputation of the school and its attraction beyond the region.
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League meeting set for Sunday in Williamson
Ashland Ky President Robert T Caldwell announced that Mountain State League directors will meet in Williamson Sunday to discuss finances and the umpire situation. The gathering, postponed from May 3, was rescheduled due to some clubs being unable to attend.
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Robinson Keeps Streak in Narrow Madison Square Garden Win
Ray Robinson extends a 121 fight winning streak with a ten round decision over Marty Servo at Madison Square Garden before 13,673 fans. The Associated Press scorecard favored Robinson by one round amid boos for low blows in rounds two and the final warning for head use. Servo, from Schenectady, was penalized in the second round for low blows and in the final round for head but escaped further penalties.
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Standings from Thursday baseball results
Brooklyn beat Boston 6 to 4 and Chicago defeated Cincinnati 2 to 1. St Louis edged Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in the day’s standings roundup.
Scores From Tonight’s Baseball Doubleheader
Detroit defeated Cleveland 6 to 2 while New York beat Philadelphia 3 to 2. Washington prevailed over Boston 5 to 1 and St. Louis won against Chicago 6 to 4.
Bowling Alley Manager Fined for Underage Employee
Charleston State Labor Commissioner Charles J. F. Sattler announced that Santy Borsotti, manager of a Nitro bowling alley, was fined $20 and costs by Justice of the Peace W. H. Mack after pleading guilty to employing an underage youth.
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