Basebal l War Wounds Major Leagues With Widespread Injuries
Injuries and illnesses plague multiple major and minor league teams this season as Cubs Pirates Indians suffer key losses. Hal Carlson rots Cubs ace, Rogers Hornsby and Lew Fonseca sustain injuries, Giants mumps strike Wally Roettger and Travis Jackson, Yankees and White Sox face catcher and first base ailments, while Washington and Boston Braves stay healthy and rise in the standings.
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Erwin Brame
Lew Fonseca
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Travis Jackson
Mel Ott
Brooklyn
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Glenn Wright
Philadelphia Athletics
Mickey Cochrane
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Boston Braves
Giants take both ends of doubleheader from Braves in rout
In front of 41,000 fans, the Giants swept a Sunday doubleheader from the Braves. Highlights include two base hits by Hogan and Cunningham, home run by Berger, and winning pitcher Meine. The game featured a 6-3 final score in the second contest with combined hits from Leach and Firesimmons and two base hits by Hogan.
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Cunningham
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Seals win double header to take series over Hollywood Stars
In San Francisco Sunday the Seals defeated the Hollywood Stars 4 3 in the morning game and 7 6 in the nightcap, clinching the series six games to two. Batteries Hollerson Severeid Perry Penebsky and Shellenback Harvey Bassler Turpin Davis Penebsky Thomas noted. Sacramento beat Seattle 6 3 in a rain interrupted seven inning game. Portland’s winning streak ended as Oakland swept 10 0 and 13 8. Los Angeles and the Missions split an eight game series with a 10 homer showcase. Boone left the second game after being hit.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press June 1 Update
National leaders include Herman Robins with a .417 batting average and 45 runs, Wilson Cubs with 47 RBIs and 16 homers, and Frederick Robins with 71 hits. Mike Cuyler Cubs leads triples with eight and steals with 12. American leaders show Rice Senators at .397 batting and 69 hits, Ruth Yankees with 48 runs and 16 homers, Simmons Athletics with 48 RBIs, and Cronin Senators with 17 doubles.
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Davidson champion of pre Olympic bicycle race win
Neil Davidson of the Olympic Wheelmen's club of Los Angeles won the 128 mile San Jose to Santa Cruz event in six hours 48 minutes from a field of 51. Fred Koch of Stuttgart finished second, eight minutes behind the winner, with George Antiochus of the Atlas Cycle club third.
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Wisconsin and Purdue claim two Big Ten titles each
Wisconsin clinches its second title by beating Michigan 1 0 to finish 9 1 in baseball. Purdue secures football and basketball championships without a loss, while Wisconsin also wins the indoor track title.
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Vancouver Barracks Polo Defeats Forest Hills 13 12 in OT
The Vancouver barracks polo team beat Forest Hills of Portland 13 to 12 after two extra chukkers in the northwest tournament. Brillant hitting highlighted the match though the game was marred by fouls and rough play.
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Cubs rout Pirates as Bush wins on strong pitching
Chicago slugger Hack Wilson powers a 16 to 4 victory over Pittsburgh with a single, double and two homers to raise the Cubs into second in the National League. Hitting errors and heavy offense from Chicago pace the rout.
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Berger Catches Wilson Ruth for Time With Pair of Homers
Ten major league games saw 24 homers as Babe Ruth hit his 16th and Hack Wilson two, while Boston snapped a 14 game skid by beating New York 7 to 4. Walter Berger homered in both Giants wins, Walter Stewart faltered for St. Louis, and Brooklyn’s Adolfo Laquea won again as Cincinnati and Chicago also posted victories. The Cubs moved to second with a 16 to 4 win over Pittsburgh.
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Star poloists beat Rosyth Blues in season opener at Fleischmann field
Star poloists defeated Rosyth Blues 10 to 4 on Fleischmann field in the season opener. June Hitchcock led Sands Point with sharp forward play as Port Washington, N Y, hosts the match against Devereau Milburn captaining Rosyth.
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Cochet and Wills Moody Win French Titles Again
Henri Cochet defeated Big Bill Tilden 3-6 8-6 6-3 6-1 to claim the French international hard court men's singles crown, his third. Helen Wills Moody beat Helen Jacobs 6-2 6-1 for her third consecutive women’s title, and Moody with Elizabeth Ryan won the doubles crown. Tilden with Cecilie Aussem won the mixed doubles.
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Sports Editors Must Be Nice to the Sportsmen Who Show Temperament
Portland fans witnessed a clash as L H Gregory of the Morning Oregonian covered a Portland Oakland doubleheader from the stands after Beavers president Thomas L Turner revoked his pass and cut the paper’s phone lines. Gregory, official Pacific Coast League scorer for the series, printed a reader letter urging Turner to stay east and let the team win. Turner returned from the east but declined to comment.
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Seals Clinch Week With Four Wins In Two Days
In Pacific Coast league action the San Francisco Seals won six of eight games against Hollywood to move from fourth to second place, displacing Oakland and Los Angeles. Perry pitched through the 4 to 3 win, and a 7 to 6 victory featured six double plays, three by each club. Oakland swept Portland 10 to 0 and 13 to 8. The Reds beat the Missions 8 to 7 and the Angels 6 to 5. Seattle topped Sacramento 6 to 3 as rain paused the opener and postponed Sacramento at Seattle.
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Yesterday's Stars Highlight| Baseball Action Across Leagues
Hack Wilson drove in six for the Cubs with a single, double, and two homers. Giants pitchers Bill Walker and Fred Fitzsimmons held the Braves to 12 hits in two games, winning 9-4 and 16-3. Phil Todt and Hal Rhyne completed a triple play as the Red Sox beat the Yankees 7-4. Johnny Frederick and Babe Herman each hit two homers as the Robins beat the Phillies. Bennie Frey limited the Cardinals to seven hits in a 7-1 Reds victory. Delaney Peters ers Baecht and seven innings by agreement.
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Standings and minor league notes from the week
The American Association shows Toledo 0-0 and Indianapolis 11-13 with multiple city records. Western and Southern leagues list various club records and scores including Pueblo 3-1 Omaha 8-5 and Newark 14 Reading 9. A Chicago suburbs population surge exceeds 100 percent.
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Trojans Reign For Two Years At NCAA A A A A Meet
Southern California’s Trojans, champions of the intercollegiate A A A A, head to Chicago for the NCAA meet with a strong chance to sweep titles. Sophomores lead their scoring list as Krenz Harlow Robert set records in discus and shot put, while Stanford’s Huskies bid farewell to college competition.
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Steamship Reservations Offered at Keystone Building Agency
T. H. Gathe acts as steamship reservations agent in the Keystone building offering tickets to almost any world destination. Free information on any line and early reservations advised.
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