Mount St. Mary's tops Loyola in 8 6 baseball win
Mount St. Mary's moved into second in the Maryland College League after an 8 to 6 victory over Loyola College in Baltimore. The Greyhounds’ final game of the season followed by a test versus Western Maryland in Westminster to determine the league’s runner up.
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Kenesaw M. Landis
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Branch Rickey
War Admiral Resumes Schedule After Match Race Canceled
War Admiral returns to his planned calendar at Belmont Park joining Pompoon in the Suburban Handicap. The $20,000 race features top handicappers with War Admiral carrying 132 pounds and Pompoon 128, aiming for a strong finish after the Seabiscuit clash was called off.
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Pompeon
Belmont Park
Charles S. Howard
California
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Biscuit
Samuel D. Saiddle
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Admiral
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C. V. Whitney
Westchester Racing Association
Herbert B. Swope
New York State Racing Commission
Tom Smith
Man O'War
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Belmont
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Arlington Park
Hialeah Park
West Coast
Smith
Export Softball Team Upsets Boonsboro CCC Boys
The Old Export softball team defeated Boonsboro CCC boys by a lopsided iv to 4 on a muddy diamond. Jim Dix, son, led both sides with four hits in five at bats. Burger pitched for the winners in a strong first outing. A practice game with Foundry Street All-Stars is set for 5:44 this evening on Foundry Street diamond. all players urged to attend.
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Boonsboro
Roonshorn
Y Gym Closes To Fix Floors For Treatment
The local YMC A gymnasium will close from Friday May 27 and stay shut all next week as floors are treated. The pool and backhandball court remain open at normal hours. The pool will host Methodist Conference members attending annual sessions.
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Methodist Conference
National and American League batting and pitching leaders
The Associated Press reports top players in the National and American Leagues. Lavagetto and Medwick lead batting. Goodman and Cronin pace homers. Melton and Hubbell headline pitchers. Lewis and Averill among RBI and hits leaders.
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St. Lewis
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New York
Hack
Chicago
Galan
McCormick
Cincinnati
Poubles
Sids Martin
Philadelphia
Cooke
Tripples — Rizzo
Pittsburgh
Goodman and Riggs
Stosen
Goodman
Ott
Kay
Hack and Galan
Melton
Hubbell
Fifty Years Of U S Golf 1888 1938
Gardner Soule explains the Walker Cup as the sport's most valued prize. Since its inception in 1922 by H Walker of St Louis and New York, the cup has remained in American hands, marking a century of U S golf heritage.
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Din
Welaid
Kes
Stark
Barr
Stewereime
Zaiser's Loft Wins 200 Mile Pigeon Race From Roanoke
Zaiser's Loft captured the event by finishing first in a field of six lofts and 1 bird. The race started at 6:20 a.m. with a northwest wind and cloudy skies. The winner arrived at 1:34 p.m. with the second bird moments behind.
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Zaiser
Roanoke
Rhodes
Softball league schedules and cancellations reported
Pax s Sportorials notes May 30 games called off for holiday with schedule resuming June 2. Glenn Martin set season schedule as first half ends June 30 and second half July 7 to August 11. Teams play twice, league ends before Eastern States tournament. Junior league holds first meeting with another planned May 31. sponsors sought. Senior umpires likely to work junior games.
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Glenn Martin
Ausherman First In Pigeon Flight
Ausherman took first and second in the fourth race of the 20th Century Homing Pigeon Clit on Sunday May 22 from Abingdon Virginia to this city. Birds liberated at 9 15 A M, Abingdon to Hagerstown 307 miles. Results show Ausherman leading with several times and purses, Mosser and Aus herman listed among top finishers. five lofts did not report.
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Abingdon Va
Abingdon
Hagerstown
Mosser
Boonsboro Plans Twilight Contest
Boonsboro manager Bill Young called a 5 30 p m practice at City Park on Thursday night with all players urged to attend. Memorial Day services Sunday delay Old Export vs Boonsboro to 3 p m. Monday Boonsboro faces the Antietams at Wilhide Park in a holiday attraction. Victor Hosiery loses league game 5 2 as Ray Jewelers win. Wezlow homered in first inning. Penn made key plays.
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Bill Young
Boonsboro
Washington
Vigtors
Victor Hosiery
Ray Jewelers
Barnhart
Berger
Montgomery
J. Resh
Wezlow
Penn
Stars, bets, and boxing talk swirl around Seabiscuit era race
May 25 New York scene features Al Jolson and screen stars chartering planes with $50,000 to back Henry Armstrong. Seabiscuit War Admiral match called off, a seat giveaway sparks betting chatter. Giants avoid aiding night baseball. Armstrong expected to stop Ross in 11 rounds. Farr records a England deal. Doyle eyed for July bout. Joe Louis trainer Blackburne backs Ross. Pepper Martin linked to Reese sale. Giants seek a second baseman while Whitehead is out.
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New York
al Jolson
Henry Armstrong
Hollywood
Henry
Seabiscuit
Howard
Louis Schmeling
Giants
Brooklyn
Armstrong
Ross
Tommy Farr
England
Jack Doyle
Tommy
Joe Gould
London
Mushky Jackson
Pepper Martin
St. Louis
Reese
Jack Blackburne
Joe Louis
Jack
Barney
Joe Gans
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Baseball scores and upcoming games from yesterday and today
Yesterday results show Cleveland 9 over New York 5, Chicago 3 tied with Washington 3, Philadelphia 6 over St Louis 1, and Detroit and Boston not listed. Today schedules include New York at Detroit, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at Cleveland, Washington at St Louis, with tomorrow Philadelphia at Chicago and Washington at St Louis.
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New York
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Joouis
St. Luis
St. Lois
St. Louis
Fragmented sports results and colonial currency note
The snippet lists scattered results including Cincinnati and Brooklyn games with Pittsburgh, and matchups like Chicago at Brooklyn and St Louis at New York. It also mentions today's games Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Chicago at Brooklyn, plus a stray line about glass beads used as currency in Jamestown Virginia.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Chiinga
Philadelphi
Jamestown
Loet Pet
Sesewes
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Indians May Upset Pennant Forecasts Under Vitt
The Cleveland Indians under new manager Oscar Vitt may struggle to turn a fourth place club into a pennant winner yet show strength on their current home stand. Johnny Allen and Earl Averill powered a 9 5 win over the Yankees as Boston and Detroit split a two game series. The Red Sox moved to second place with a 3 4 win while the Bees and Cubs posted key results.
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Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vitt
Indians
Yanks
Johnny Allen
Earl Averill
Tribe
New York
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Allen
Bill Dickey
Gehrig
Averill
Williamsport Hosts Gray Sox In Evening Baseball Clash
Williamsport baseball schedules a 5:40 PM Thursday game at home against Hagerstown's Gray Sox. The Williamsport team seeks a sixth straight win behind Ceve Anderson with Tuck Robinson and Lefty Murray leading at the plate. Thursday's lineup includes Kaplan at second, Mentzer catcher, Murray left field, Robinson first, Brown short, Bowers center, Brant right, Foraythe third, and Anderson on the mound.
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Gray Sox
Hagerstown
Williamsporters
Swill
Ceve Anderson
Lust
Tuck Robinson
Lefty Murray
Tuck
Kaplan
Mentzer
Murray
Robinson
Brown
Bowers
Brant
Foraythe
Anderson
White Sox Sweep Senator Series
Chicago May 24 The White Sox ace Monty Stratton returned to regular duty after a long layoff and helped the team rout Washington 10 to 3. The 16 hit attack completed a two game sweep and pushed Chicago to four wins in five games as Stratton and Sewell starred.
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Monty Stratton
White Sox
Washington
Sox
Leonard
Appleton
Appleton, Hogaett
R. Ferrell
Stratton and Sewell
Charles Town Results Horse Race Card
Charles Town results list six races with winning horses and payoffs. Ada Triumphed with Morvin and Lucky in the first. MerIdian Time led second with Happy Chase Leah Fern and Boulder Dam in the podium. Sixth sees Dixie S and Way Out Royal Veil and Silver Arch among notable payouts.
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Happy Chase
Leah Fern
Dixie S
Way Out
Royal Veil
Hancock High Wins County Baseball Title on Stadium Field
Hancock High School captured its third Washington county championship by beating Smithsburg 9 to 6. The upstaters built a 3-0 second inning lead, extended it with two more in the fifth, and clinched with two in the eighth, aided by A. Stiner’s homer. Keeter, Hoffman, Weaver, C. Biser, and D. Biser contributed in a late rally.
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Washington
Stadium
Smithsburg High School
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Smithsburg
Hancock
Smitties
A. Stiner
Keeter
Hoffman
Weaver
C. Biser
D. Biser
Ross and Armstrong Ready for Welterweight Title Fight
In New York on May 25 promoters and fighters prepare for the 15 round welterweight championship bout tomorrow at Madison Square Bowl. Barney Rees and Henry Armstrong train clean and weigh near limits as fans, journalists, and Chicago fans converge. Ross favored at 7 to 5 despite Armstrong's long knockout record.
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Barney Rees
Henry Armstrong
Madison Square Bowl
Ross
Barney
Cleamcut Boy
Chicago
Armstrong
Mike Jacobs
Jim Braddock
Colts Callup Practice for Reservoir Diamond
Maugansville Colts players are summoned to practice tonight at 5 30 on the reservoir diamond in preparation for next Sunday's game against the Antietam Red Birds.
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Antietam
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