Indians edge Yankees in strong home stand lift
The Cleveland Indians, led by Johnny Allen and Earl Averill, won 9-5 to climb back to the East lead. Oscar Vitt’s first-year management aims for progress in a mayhem-filled season as the team fends off Yankee threats and improves standing amid a busy stretch.
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San Angelo Sheep Herders sweep doubleheader in Concho Basin League play
In San Angelo, the Sheep Herders beat New York 7408 in the first game and 310 in the nightcap. Herders McKinney and Pilawa drove runs, while Eubanks and Osner Peoples contributed in the two wins. Weiland started, with Barrard and Stewart as umpires and 4275 in attendance.
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West Texas-New Mexico Clovis Batteries Note
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Evangeline League Adexinte Iy Fi Report
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Walsh Fears Years to Hurt Ross In Title Go
New York May 5 As the world welterweight title bout nears in 48 hours the main question is whether Barney Ross is truly the defending champion or if Joseph Brownie has sneaked in. The piece argues Ross looks old and wary, while Henry Armstrong is built up by publicists. It notes Armstrong has two notable wins and many opponents named John J. Nobody, and doubts Ross’s edge after a long career dating to 1929.
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Standings From Tuesday May Beaulie New York Scores
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LaSalle Beats Deeg In Colorful Texas Welter Bout
Ken LaSalle, a handsome Californian, defeated Billy Deeg of San Antonio on points after 10 rounds in Houston. Referee Johnny Galliano awarded LaSalle the decision amid boos from about 3,000 fans. LaSalle weighed 142, Deeg 144, with LaSalle rallying from an early deficit to win the middle rounds and seal victory in the eighth to tenth. State Boxing Commissioner Fred Nichols presented the belt and noted LaSalle would defend it every 60 days. Semi finales featured Johnny Dern defeating Rudy Alan, and Ralph Murphy topping Babe Austin in six rounds.
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Uncertain Texas League matchups listed in scrambled text
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Mat Results From AP Show Mixed Track Outcomes
In Reading Pennsylvania John Murphy led Boston in a 108 meter effort while Trinidad Cole defeated Chief Lite Wolf 220 with a 27 minutes 54 seconds time in a separate event.
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Tigers Pitcher Eisenstat Fractures Skull in Practice
Detroit rookie southpaw Herry Eisenstat will miss several weeks with a fractured skull after being struck by a bat swing from Del Baker during pre game practice Tuesday. Tigers officials announced the injury today.
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Deeg Loses Texas Welterweight Title Bid in Houston
Lawrence Haldesarelli said it was the same old story after Devg, San Antonio welterweight, was edged by Kenny La Salle in Houston on Tuesday night for the Texas welterweight championship by two points. Three thousand fans and local papers believed Deeg won, but La Salle claimed the belt. Deeg had fallen in several tight decisions previously in Hoodton.
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Fight Results From AP Boxing Cards Across Cities
Fights reported from Uniontown and Wheeling saw Tommy Splewal KO Chic Baby Miller in a 334 pound bout, while Wesley Ramey edged Johnny Durso in Grand Rapids and Nate Litfin bested Johnny Conipa in New York. Bob Pastor bloomed into a clean one round KO of Chuck Crowell in Los Angeles as 10,060 fans watched. pastor outweighed Crowell by 29 pounds and finished with a decisive finish two minutes thirty seconds into the first round.
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Cuero Turwey Trotters clinch second in Gulf Canal League
Cuero Turwey Trotters held firm in second place by defeating Port Lavaca 4 to 3 as Victoria topped Edna to stay league leaders. Beasley pitched Cuero to victory with three hits and four RBIs while Fort Lavaca’s bats were silenced late. Nordheim won the third game for Cuero as Yorktown fell 9 to 6.
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