Athletics in Seven Wins in Last Eight Games
The Athletics surged into the first division by winning seven of their past eight games. They beat the St. Louis Browns 7 to 4 behind timely walks and hits, with Grove closing out the win in the final innings after a storm shortened play. In other AL action Chicago White Sox tied for second after a Boston idle day. Detroit beat Washington 3 to 1 as Bridges limited them to one hit. In the NL Pittsburgh led New York by three games after a 6-5 ten-inning win at Brooklyn. Cincinnati shut out the Giants 3-1 as Uhle surrendered the decisive runs in the early innings. Chicago Cubs routed Philadelphia 5-2 as Warneke homered and doubled. Boston and St. Louis were rained out.
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Len Warneke
Gabby Harttt
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Muldoon Turns Eighty Eight: Famous Trainer Remembered
New York May 25 AP The man who trained John L Sullivan and advised presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Taft turns 88. William Muldoon, Civil War veteran and former wrestling champion turned health pioneer, recalls investing in boxing in New York state. He attributes lasting wisdom to time on a sick bed after a horse fall years ago. He laughs at past doubts and proudly reflects on his rugged career.
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Taft
William MuLdoon
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Denver Woman Rescued After Bath Tub Incident
Mrs F A Jones reports a neighbor found an intoxicated or ill woman in a tub at Mrs Benson s home after multiple calls to fire and police. A radio car traced the address. rescuers covered the woman with a blanket as they freed her, noting facial pressure and distress before transporting to care.
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Detroit Beats Washington 2 1 In Rain Shortened Night
Detroit defeats Washington 2 to 1 as rain shortens play. Philadelphia defeats St Louis 7 to 4 in six innings. Cleveland and New York postponed by rain while Boston and Chicago also postponed.
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Philadelphia
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New York
Baseball results from two leagues and a postponement
Cincinnati beat New York 3 to 1 while Pittsburgh won 6 to 5 over Brooklyn in 14 innings. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 5 to 2, and Boston at St. Louis was postponed, according to the day’s box scores and scores of record.
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International League Scores Update
Buffalo defeats Montreal 4 to 3 while Rochester edges Toronto 5 to 3. Jersey City tops Baltimore 6 to 4 as Albany Newark game is postponed due to rain.
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Baseball Scores From Southern Association Games
The Southern Association games saw Knoxville defeat Nashville 8 to 4, Chattanooga beat Atlanta 13 to 8, and Memphis shut out Birmingham 8 to 0. The New Orleans Little Rock matchup was postponed due to rain.
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Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
American Association Scores and Postponements From St Paul to Indy
Baseball card style recap lists St Paul beating Kansas City 4 to 3, Louisville defeating Toledo 6 to 1, Milwaukee and Minneapolis 5, and Columbus against Indianapolis postponed due to rain.
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Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
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Minneapolis
Columbus
Western League Scores Show Tight Contests
Springfield outscored Wichita 10 to 7 while Omaha defeated Topeka 12 to 9 Des Moines beat St Joseph 6 to 3 and Joplin topped Hutchinson 10 to 7 in a busy Western League slate reflecting close games and regional competition.
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Topeke
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Coast League scores pass LA and SF in day action
In Coast League play Hollywood beat Sacramento 11 to 5 and Portland won 6 to 2 over San Francisco. Missions topped Oakland 9 to 6 while Seattle defeated Los Angeles 9 to 6.
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Los Angeles
Local scores roll in May heat with close Texas wins
Houston defeated San Antonio 3 to 2 while Dallas beat Tulsa 9 to 5. Fort Worth posted a 6 point win over Oklahoma City, and Beaumont triumphed 7 to 3 against Galveston with other regional results noted.
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Judge vows early ruling on 3.2 beer legality in New Mexico
District Judge Milton Helmick pledged an early decision on the legality of selling 3.2 beer in New Mexico. The test case follows the arrest of BREF. Hamm for allegedly selling beer to the district attorney. Defense attorney George Craig argued that Chapter 89 of the 1927 laws under which Hamm was arrested is unconstitutional due to a defective field.
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May Be Change in Indians Manager
Cleveland reports that Roger Peckinpaugh must lift the Indians from their slump or a new manager may be brought in. President Alva Bradley allegedly issued an ultimatum in New York, while Peckinpaugh, in Boston before the series opener, denied reading the riot act though acknowledging the reports.
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Wrestling results collide in multiple city bouts
In New York Joe dsavoldi 202 of Three Oaks Michigan drew Pau Boesch 2062 New York after 23 45 with Jim McMillen 220 Illinois and Gino Garibaldi 214 Italy stoppage by eleven o clock law. In Portland Jim Brownings 220 Verona Missouri defeated Richard Stahl 218 Germany in 35 minutes 7 06 seconds.
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Fights Last Night In Various Cities
Boxing results from Cleveland and other cities report Jon defeating Jose Santa in a stoppage, Frankie Nour beaten by Joe Teiken, a draw between Billy Donohue and Terris Hill in Los Angeles, and Freddie Miller outpointing Joe Guerro in Downey California.
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Freddie Miller
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Joe Cguerrero
Downey
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Davis Cup Team to Face Argentina in Washington
The United States Davis Cup quartet prepares to begin American zone action against Argentina at Chevy Chase Club. Ellsworth Vines meets Adriano Zappa in the opening singles, Wilmer Allison slated for the second singles, and George Lott with Johnny Van Ryn set for the doubles.
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Ellsworth Vines
Adriano Zappa
Blond Wilmer Allison
Hector Cataruzza
George Lott
Johnny van Ryn
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Adelmar Echeverria
Former Camp Camino Manager Visits Roswell
Charles Henderson, now of San Antonio Texas, visits Roswell. He is nephew of Mrs Arthur Ingham and has long been popular with locals. Henderson previously served as manager of Camp Camino.
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Conservancy board rejects Heron dam proposal at El Vado site
Albuquerque reports the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy board refused Kenneth Heron of Santa Fe's plan for a new El Vado damsite on Willow Creek. The proposal claimed the project could be built for 600000 dollars less but no action was taken by the commission.
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Middle Rio Grande Conservancy Board
Kenneth Heron
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Willow Creek
Rouge Rum Runabout Looms Over Meeting
Delegates at the National Congress of Parents and Teachers hear Dr Anthony F Blanks of the University of California warn that modern education distorts the classics with metaphorical rouge rum and runabouts as the new three R's.
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Reno
Strong Stanford USC Track Teams Set for Coast Rivalry Showdown
Cambridge Massachusetts May 25 Stanford and Southern California arrive after a 3000 mile journey to settle their 1933 track and field rivalry. Stanford hopes to seize the team title from USC which won the last three Trojan victories in 1932. The two-day carnival at Harvard Stadium begins with preliminaries tomorrow afternoon, shaping the outcome for Saturday’s finals.
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Yesterday's Stars and Tragedy Highlight Local Sports
The page lists athletes like Mickey Cochrane and Tom Brida senior players, noting scores and games against Pine and Pines teams. It mentions Florence Rael's death and a wrongful trial grant for Benjamin Sanchez, with local ads and notices filling the rest of the column.
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