Sox Top Nats In Narrow Win To Go Lead
The Chicago White Sox beat Washington 4 to 2 to reclaim first place in the Americas League. New York Yankees briefly led after a twin bill, but Chicago’s timely hitting and two Washington errors sparked the comeback. Thornton Lee earned his fourth win, Orval Grove his second, with relief by Johnny Johnson.
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A's Triumph in Two: Browns Ousted 4 1 and 8 2
The St Louis Browns split a doubleheader with Philadelphia as they rallied for a 4 1 win in the opener and an 8 2 victory in the nightcap. Connie Mack used rookies in both games while Luther Baertz's seven hit effort produced his first win of the season in the opener.
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International i Montreал and Newark Match Postponed by Rain
Rain caused multiple postponements across New Jersey New York and Ontario venues. International i Montreal 4 Newark 2 led the day with widespread delays including Jersey City Syracuse Toronto Buffalo Baltimore Rochester games postponed due to rain.
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Yankees Edge Indians In 10th Inning 1-0 Opener
New York defeated Cleveland 1-0 in ten innings to open the series, with the Yankees scoring the winning run after a single by Russ Derry and a late rally against Steve Gromek. Cleveland’s pitching held New York to a slim total until the 10th, while the Indians were unable to push across a run despite chances throughout.
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Braves Win Brisk Rain-Shortened Opener 3-2 Over Cubs
Boston's Braves edged the Chicago Cubs 3-2 in the first game of a rain shortened doubleheader. The contest ended after the seventh inning due to rain with the second game postponed. Braves scored all three runs in the fourth inning as Gillenwater and Widelmann singled, and Culler followed with a pop fly for the others. Cubs tallied two in the fifth on hits by Hack, Hughes, Nicholson, and Cavaretta.
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Sylvia Knowles Captures Middle States Tennis Title
Top seed Sylvia Knowles of Philadelphia wins the first Middle States Girls Clay Court interscholastic event at Cynwyd Country Club. She defeats Jane Austin 24 64 2 4 60 60 in the final, after beating Rhoda Hopkins 60 60 in the semifinal. Debby Welch of Westtown also advances to the final.
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Tigers End Boston's Streak in 2-0 Shutout Victory
Detroit pitchers combine for a 2-0 win over Boston as Benton and low-hit innings pace the Tigers. Paul (Dizzy) Troy contributes for Boston, while rookie Dave Ferriss earns his third straight win for the Red Sox in the opener. A 26,989 crowd witnesses Detroit's controlled win and Boston's three-hit effort.
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Gay Dalton Wins Ninth Straight in Mexico City Stakes
Gay Dalton, grandson of Man-O-War, captures his ninth consecutive victory in the $10,909 added handicap Presidential at Hipodromo de Las Americas. New jockey Robert S. Jones rides the chestnut, racing 1 1/4 miles in 1:32.35 to beat Checker Hall by four lengths. Armored by Henry Forrest's Checterhal finishes fourth and Famous Victory near the rear.
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Phillies Shift Hamner Ripple to Utes in Eastern League Moves
Philadelphia announces Granville Barnett from Richmond is optioned to Litia in the Eastern League. Bamber and Cherley Ripple are sent to Utica in the same move, GM Herb Pennock stated. Both players seek seasoning after brief major league exposure.
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Pirates to Conduct Baseball Schools at Albany and Beyond
Pittsburg Pirates unveil an extensive program of baseball schools and dugout camps to run in June through August across ten cities in six states. Field director Bob Rice said players 16 or older showing talent could be offered minor league contracts. Tryouts slated for Pittsburg and multiple Pa and Md sites, with Albany and possibly Los Angeles among locations.
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Race Entries Narragansett Post Mixed Results
Reported list of race entries and purses for Narragansett races including horses by names and numbers such as Lady Bones, Fox Maxer, Ever Ga, and Garden Pet with purses around 1800 to 3800 dollars. Notes mention multiple claiming races and conditions with finishers and odds fragments amid garbled OCR.
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Bucs Beat Phils in Twin Bill as Dinis and Sewell Shine
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with the Pirates taking the opener 9 to 6 and the Phillies losing 6 to 5 in the nightcap. Vince DiMaggio led the Phils with solid hits including two trips to the plate in the later game while Truett Sewell earned his third win of the season in the opener.
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Cards Stop Giants Streak with 6 5 Victory
Ottmen win opener 4-3 as New York Giants see eight game streak end. Mel Ott homers for 495th time to move into third all time. Ray Sanders and Buddy Kerr homer for Giants. Reyes delivers decisive hit in sixth as Cardinals win nightcap 6-5.
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Brooks Blast Reds 10 to 3 in rain halted second game
Weather washed two games as Brooks blasted the Reds 10 to 3 in the second game halted by rain. Catholic Highs and La Salle faced scheduling chaos with multiple games postponed, while Brooklyn's doubleheader was suspended after rain ended the opener.
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Fred Ladd to Box at Cambridge in charity bout
Fred Ladd a 49 year old veteran of 295 ring bouts will box six rounds with George Peabody also 49 in an exhibition match tomorrow at Cambridge for the benefit of the Salem Methodist Church.
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