Dundee defeats Al Diamond in Paterson show
Vince Dundee of Baltimore, now middleweight world contender, outboxed Al Diamond of Paterson last Friday in Diamond’s hometown. Promoters anticipate a Dundee clash with Tony Yarosz of Pittsburgh, a bout likely to draw a large crowd.
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St Paul Falls to Louisville in American Association action
In a baseball clash, Louisville defeated St Paul 5 to 2 as Kansas City routed Columbus 10 to 6. Minneapolis fell to Indianapolis 6 to 2 in the same program, highlighting a varied night of American Association results.
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Stall Space Fast Filling For Hagerstown Spring Meet
Stalls for the Hagerstown Fair Association ten day spring race meet are nearly all taken with about 250 horses in more than forty stables. Race Secretary Edward J Brennan reports applications for many more, while ensuring only favored stables access the seventy purses. The meet opens next Tuesday with post time at 2 p m. Baltimore Washington Frederick and nearby counties are urged to attend the upstate track.
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Dick Westmoreland
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H. C. Vaughn
Buck Wilson
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J. C. Crennen
J. Yancy Christmas
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Maryland Racing Commission
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Pimlico
Harold Frederick Bester
Washington
Frederick
Cumberland
Martinsburg
Jesse Bennet
Jockeys Quarters
Mort Mahony
Standings and Scores From Yesterday in the American League
Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 7 to 3 while New York led St. Louis 14 to 1. Detroit and Boston combined for a 6 run margin over Washington, and Chicago triumphed 7 to ?
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National League Scores and Upcoming Games
Chicago beat Philadelphia 9 to 2 while Pittsburgh edged Brooklyn 7 to 6 and New York topped Cincinnati 3 to 2. St Louis defeated Boston 10 to 7. Today games include Chicago at Washington and St Louis at New York among others. Tomorrow features Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at Cincinnati with multiple intercity matchups.
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Reynolds Is Best Hitter In American League
Boston May 8 The Red Sox outfielder Carl Reynolds leads the American League batting race with a slugging average near .507 over 17 games. His health and strong play this season follow a troubled 1930s career, including a jaw injury to Bill Dickey and a transfer from the Senators to the Browns before joining Boston, where team execs expect Reynolds to top or near the league lead.
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Rogers Hornsby
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Ivy Andrews
Smead Jolley
Hornsby
Eddie Collins
Bucky Harris
Boston
Roy Johnson
Johnson
Yankee
Washington
Roy
Fenway Park
Baseball batting and pitching leaders from several leagues
Highlights show leaders across teams: Leslie of the Dodgers hitting .394, Waner of the Pirates at .387, Medwick of the Cardinals with 21 RBIs, Suhr and Klein tied for 19 RBIs, Moore of the Giants with 27 hits, and English of the Cubs 8 doubles. Pitching leaders include Bush of the Cubs 5 0 and a 2 0 win by Cardinals. Additional leaders list Reynolds of the Red Sox with a .507 average, Manush of the Senators with 18 runs and 29 RBIs, Ruth of the Yankees 6 homers, Ruffing and Thomas 4 0 pitching.
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Pirates
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Medwick
Cardinals
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Klein
Cubs
Moore
Giants
English
Ryan
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Ott
Martin
Frey
Bush
Lucas
Chagnon
Walker
Reynolds
Redsox
Vosmik
Indians
Manush
Senators
Morgan
Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
Foxx
Athletics
Tigers
Ruffing
Thomas
First Night Tilt Booked On Thursday
The Hagerstown Blue Sox host the Sharpsburg Bluebirds Thursday at the Stadium for their first home game of 1934. A revamped Sox lineup faces a Battlefield lads rival, under the lights, promising a fierce showdown as both clubs showcase their strongest rosters. Team members are called to practice Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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Walnut Street Yankees Clinch Ninth Inning Win
The Walnut Street Yankees beat Shannons 9 to 5 on their home diamond, rallying for five runs in the ninth. W Penn and Showe led the offense for both clubs. Fleetwings split weekend games, losing to Funkstown A C 9 8 and defeating Kemp's Mill 9 6. final scores and details appear in local listings.
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Kemp's Mill
Sox Seek Opponents for Upcoming Week Games
The Sox announce they have no game this Sunday and seek a strong unlimited club with suitable grounds. Interested teams should contact W. D. Haynes at 115 S. Mulberry Street, City, to arrange a contest.
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Pirates Win Despite Star Losses In Tight NL Clash
The Pittsburgh Pirates, missing Pie Traynor and Lloyd Waner, rode a strong batting attack to a 7-6 extra innings win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Larry French faltered, but Leon Chagnon finished as reliever. Arky Vaughan and Cookie Lavagetto delivered key hits as Pittsburgh stayed near the NL lead behind the Cubs and Giants. In other NL action, Ott and Hubbell propelled the Giants past the Reds, Bill Lee impressed for the Cubs in a 2-0 win over the Phillies, and the Cardinals beat the Braves to climb to fourth. In the American League, a power display from the Yankees and Senators accompanied Johnny Allen's seven-hit outing as Gehrig and Dickey connected for long balls.
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Leon Chagnon
Pirates
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Cookie) Lavagetto
Arky
Vaughan
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New York Giants
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Ed Holley
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Lou Gehrig
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Senators Rally Past White Sox In Lopsided 17 7 Victory
The Senators beat the Chicago White Sox 17 to 7 behind four White Sox chuckers, amassing 15 hits and nine walks to seize second place. John Welch yielded one hit in two relief innings as the Tigers were edged 8 6 by Detroit after a Rowe homer with men on. The Athletics pounded Mel Harder and Belve Bean for 12 hits, defeating the Indians 7 to 3.
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John Welch
Detroit Tigers
Lynwood Rowe
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Mel Harder
Belve Bean
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Hoffman Chevies Practice Session Set at Stadium
The Hoffman Chevies will stage a practice session this evening on the Stadium grounds, getting under way at 4 30 o'clock. All members of the team are urged to be on hand promptly for this workout.
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Home Run Standings In Major Leagues
Ruth of the Yankees Klein of the Cubs Ott of the Giants Hartnett of the Cubs Medwick of the Cardinals Foxx of the Athletics Collins of the Cardinals lead the latest home run standings with several players posting six, five or three homers. League totals show National 90 American 77 for a combined 167 homers.
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Klein
Cubs
Ott
Giants
Hartnett
Medwick
Cardinals
Foxx
Athletics
Collins
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Bob) Smith
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