Mackman Make Trouble Yanks And Senators
The Athletics crushed Washington and aided New York and Washington in the pennant race as Oakland’s offense exploited pitchers and Jimmie Foxx homered. The Yankees beat Boston 5-4, keeping pace behind Washington with Detroit taking the other first division berth after split results across leagues.
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Bill Terry of the Giants rapped Brooklyn for two doubles and three singles. George Sproull holder of the Browns held the White Sox to four hits and drove in three in a 7-1 victory. Spud Davis of the Phillies won the opener from the Braves with homers and had three singles in the second game. Pinky Higgins of the Athletics knocked in five runs with a homer triple double and single. Pat Malone of the Cubs shut out the Pirates with six hits. Tony Lazzeri, Yakteen Ted? and Pat ted in three runs in a 5-? win over the Red Sox. Red Lucas and Paul Derringer, Reds picked a double victory over the Cardinals. Charley Gehringer of the Tigers walloped two homers and two singles against the Indians. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Baseball scores in American Association standings
Yesterday's results show Milwaukee 2 Toledo 4. Kansas City 1 Columbus 6. St Paul 4 Indianapolis 1. Minneapolis 1 Louisville 8 with additional 5 runs in the late innings.
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Scores from the early season NBA style standings
New York leads with a 3 3 record while Brooklyn sits at 6 2. Philadelphia is 1 1 as Boston drops to 0 2. St Louis shows 1 0 with Cincinnati at 2 1. Pittsburgh trails at 0 and Chicago dominates at 6 0.
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Baseball scores show early season results from major teams
Boston 4, New York 5. Philadelphia 12, Washington 8. Chicago 6-1, St. Louis 3-7. Cleveland 3-1, Detroit 7-2. Multiple city opponents indicate a busy schedule with varied outcomes across leagues.
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Southern Association Scores Report
Memphis edged Nashville 1 0, Nashville defeated 3 1. Atlanta tied New Orleans 2 2 while New Orleans won 4 3. Birmingham and Knoxville played 2 2 with Knoxville winning 5 4. Little Rock beat Chattanooga 5 to 10.
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Pacific Coast League Standings Report Snapshot
In a recent summary of PCL games Hollywood sits at 7-10 while Seattle is 3-6. Sacramento 3-10 and San Francisco 8-12. Oakland 3-5 and Los Angeles 15-7. Missions 7-3 and Portland 8-6.
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Fort Worth 8 4 Beaumont 7 4 End of Game Darkness
Report of a baseball doubleheader with Fort Worth scoring eight to four and Beaumont seven to four. The second game ended in the eighth inning due to darkness. Dallas defeated Houston three to one. Tulsa and San Antonio finished four.
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Major league standings reported in brief scores
Muskogee 2 2, St. Joseph 3 8. Springfield 6 9, Des Moines 3 8. Joplin 8 5, Omaha 7 4. Topeka 9 2, Bartlesville 12 3.
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Sports Scores Quick Recap From The Evening Card
Rochester 4 Jersey City 1 Buffalo 12 Baltimore 2 Toronto 5 Newark 7 Montreal 7 Albany 6 Five fixtures listed with wins and losses across multiple teams. The scores show Rochester, Buffalo, Toronto, Newark, Montreal and Albany performing in varied results.
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Jobless Youth Wins National Golf Crown in Portland
Charles Ferrera of California won the 12th annual national public sinks golf title at Eastmoreland in Portland with a 4 and 2 victory over Robert Lee Miller of Jacksonville. Ferrera hopes the win helps him regain a lost San Francisco foundry job. Tab Boyer of Portland and Leslie Leal of Bellingham tied for medal honors after a 36 hole playoff.
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Minton Reaches Semi Finals in Ruidoso Golf Tourney
John Minton of Roswell advanced to the semi finals of the second annual Ruidoso invitation golf tournament before losing to John B. Munn of Lubock Texas four up and three to go. Minton defeated Ed Amone t t of Roswell in the quarter finals as about 73 players entered the field with several Roswell entrants.
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Weekend sports wrap from New York and across venues
America retains the Wightman cup 4 3 as Helen Jacobs defeats Peggy Scriven 5 7 6 2 7 5. Sutter Lott and others advance in eastern grass court. Shields routs Parker 6 2 6 2 6 1 in Meadow Club final. Parker Shields win doubles with Lott and Weed. Gallant Sir wins Hawthorne handicap. Caesar's Ghost wins Saratoga Handicap with Equipoise scratched. Red Wagon takes United States Hotel stakes. Ferrera defeats Miller 4 and 2 to win national public links crown. Bloomfield Clark 283 wins New Jersey Open by five strokes. Lovelock sets Scottish mile record 4 13 6.
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Ace Hudkins Shot In Cafe Brawl In Los Angeles
Ace Hudkins, former Nebraska star and longtime Fifth Street boxing figure, is hospitalized in Glendale with two gunshot wounds after a cafe brawl. He is in serious condition but not in immediate danger. bullets lodged in his chest and pelvic area, surgery planned to remove them. Hudkins entered the cafe with friends in a belligerent mood, punched several patrons, drew a gun when asked to leave, and was fired upon by the proprietor R H Harris.
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Public Parks Tennis Tourney Opens In Central Park
In New York Central Park begins the eleventh annual national public parks tennis championships with 140 players from 46 cities. Defending singles champions Arnold Simons of Louisville and Helen Germaine of New York lead the entry lists as play starts today.
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Typhoon in Korea kills 78 people
A southern Korea typhoon last week caused 78 deaths, 2634 houses destroyed, and 271 boats lost. Over 180 people were reported missing as authorities warned of continuing aftereffects and rescue operations.
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League Leaders Show Phillies, Pirates Tie Scoring Honors
Major league leaders list features Klein of the Phillies atop batting with .382 and 156 hits. Vaughan and Waner pace runs and RBIs with strong showings for Pirates and Cardinals. Pitching leaders include Cantwell and Van Loon, while other stats cover doubles triples and home runs across clubs. A separate note mentions Canadan marathon winner Komonen and Chicago Miller taking the national single sculling title.
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