Baseball Results From April Showdowns Across Leagues
In Washington Boston and Detroit split, Boston losing 4-2 as Harper pitched well for Washington. New York beat Philadelphia 7-1 with strong Philadelphia pitching shaky. Oakland edged Seattle 4-0, while Chicago beat Detroit 7-3. Philadelphia topped New York 7-5 in a late game rally, and St. Louis defeated Cleveland 5-0.
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LAKE WINS FROM FRISCO IN OPENING GAME 5 TO 1
Salt Lake defeats San Francisco 5 to 1 in the opener as Scharr scores on a wild pitch in the sixth and Vernon homers in the seventh. Wines tripled, Byler doubled in the eighth, and Zambach doubled in the eighth to cap the rally.
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Phillies Stop Dodgers 5 to 1 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia halted Brooklyn’s seven game win streak as Cadore struggled and the Phillies hit in bursts, scoring five unearned or clean runs to win 5 to 1. Morton keyed the offense as the Phillies tagged early and held on.
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Charles Evans Jr Wins Golf Title
Chicago April 29 Charles Evans Jr national amateur and open golf champion will not defend his national open title or enter the western amateur event. He plans a series of Red Cross campaigns in Canada under the Royal Canadian Golf Association starting June 46 with games in Montre, St. Andrews by the Sea, and Toronto. He previously won the national open in 1915 at Minneapolis.
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Local Sports Roundup and Law Note on Sunday Baseball
A scattered score of boxing results from Akron Tulsa and Canton plus a note on a New York law allowing Sunday baseball in New York City. Also mentions Memphis Birmingham and Atlanta games, postponed grounds in Chattanooga, and a planned wrestling match in Lincoln Nebraska ahead of the Nebraska Battlemen’s convention.
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