No Hit Hope Fails as Western Leauge Pitcher Shuts Out Norfolk
In Norfolk Nebraska on May 2, Bob Bergin a right hander with a husky build pitched a four day earlier standout performance. He shut out Norfolk 3 to 1 in a seven inning game allowing only two walks and one error. Cheyenne’s Bob Perry held Bronx Falls to a slow score Sunday night.
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Cen tex League Ward May 43 Rectal Parley Convened
South Central League managers re schedule doubleheaders at Schulenburg and LaGrange with August and September dates. Weimar festival links include inter league games, official rosters named, and Baumsport leaders discuss all star draws. Tournament events feature Victoria Gonzales Shiner Weimar and La Grange.
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Louis Baer Title Bout Sets Boxing Scene in Washington
May 22 report from Washington notes Champion Joe Louis and Challenger Buddy Baer, buoyed by sparring, advancing toward a 15 round heavyweight title fight Friday night. Jacobs eyes 8000 Manhattan fans as Griffith Stadium readies for a 50 000 seat boxing spectacle. Weigh-ins set for Friday with Louis expected around 202 pounds and Baer somewhat lighter.
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Mike Jacobs
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Columbia Boxing Cammisssion
Tarrietta Atkins Wins Fort Sam Houston Women’s Golf Final
Tarrietta Atkins, the medalist, defeated Mrs J H Ives in the Fort Sam Houston Women’s Association championship finals played Thursday at the Fort Sam course. Atkins advanced by beating Mr W G Smith 7 and 4, while Ives topped Mrs Kenneth Threa with the same score. Nearby events included several other matches, a pitching and putting contest, and multiple consolation bouts as the San Antonio club held its weekly handicap event at Wilshire Springs.
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Wil- Ton Springs
The Tomb of Fera as a Maternity Hospital
The Sepulchre of Maternity known as the Tomb of Fera near Moses has served as a maternity hospital for 220 years. Women nearing childbirth come here hoping for sons and spiritual attainments. A priest and 22 midwives staff the ancient hospital in a unique starting point of ages.
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Wednesday Night High School Scores Incomplete List
Forti defeated the O M S girls 5 to 2 in a close league game as O M S challenged leaders. Log Furniture opened league play but lost to Rambler 9 to 3 amid scattered names and partial box details from Grand Rapids. Batteries listed include Vergia and Wilson with other players noted in fragmentary fashion.
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Sligles
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Horvath
Sop Loro
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Ferguzoi
Schichart
DeLaney
Missions Box Summary Inning by inning box score details
The narrative describes a baseball game with Missions players driving in runs and multiple batters such as Antonelli Narvon Kraus Schleuter Mustain Crow Angle and Wagener contributing. Schleuter to Witte yielded a pitching record while Pyle Wils Schulia Pallet Wagener and others pitched, with Wagener totaling four hits and one run across 127 innings, umpired by Yowler and Steengrats, time 2 18.
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Narvon
Kraus
Schleuter
Mustain
Crow
Angle
Schulia I'Lest
Ase
Pyle
Pallet
Wagener
Schulte
Pyld
Houaton
Yowler
Steengrats
Doping Scandal Suspends Horses at Suffolk Downs
Boston May 22. Stewards suspend all horses owned or trained by O A Grande and F Corra at East Beaton track after investigations show two horses at Suffolk Downs were doped. Saliva tests on Hiverdan, winner May 19, and Lady Val, winner May 16, produced positive reactions.
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Lady Val
Eastern League scores in brief from region action
Binghamton defeated Marsford 4 to 1 while Springfield beat Arsony 3 to 2. Williamsword edged Wilkes Barre 2 to 2 in a draw and Elmira topped Scranton 2 to 1 in the league standings.
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Springfield
Arsony
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Wilkes-Barre
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Scranton
Sanford Hurls First Tilt of Twin Bill
Sanford Hurls First Tilt of Twin Bill as the Missions split a doubleheader with Houston. Schulte shines in relief, blanking league leaders in two innings and showing speed and control. Pyle struggles in four frames as the Buffs win the opener and Houston roars back in the nightcap. Attendance dips to 32,500 as illness sidelines Benny Hullman.
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Fred Sanford
the & O
Rome
Chi Wagener
Ewald Pyle
Houston
Chitt
McManus
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Schulte
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Hausmann
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Open golf exhibition set for Fork Worth pre tournament
Dry Worth May 22 reports pre tournament activites at the National Open in Fort Worth. Planned matches include Bob Hope versus Johnny Weissmuller for British war relief and a second exhibition with Bobby Jones Walter Hagen Tommy Armour Gene Sarazen. No extra gallery fee for admission with sensor tickets.
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Fork Worth
Bob Hope
Johnny Weismaner
British War Relief Fund
Gether
Bobby Jones
Waiter Magen
Tommy Armour
Gene Sivazen
Illinois Polo Captain Named for Next Season
Harlington Wood of Springfield was elected captain of the University of Illinois polo team for the next season, over McCracken of Overland Missouri. Wood was also elected president of the Waots Polo association, with Bob Mikesell serving as secretary-treasurer.
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Ill
Lins
Harlington Wood
Springfield
University of Iiinois
Over McCracken
Overland, Mo
Waots Polo Association
Bob Mikesell
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