East Side Fruit Opposes Dairy in League Showdown
East Side Fruit, Tribune League, aims for its first league triumph on Russell field as Bananas face County Dairy. Ray Nelson, Sheffield pitcher and strikeout king, will start for East Side Fruit, with Don Brown or Paully Hamm to pitch for Bananas. Both clubs plan strong lineups in a pivotal Friday match.
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Boxing Results From Philadelphia Dayton and Charlotte
Ad Stone of Patterson heavyweight knocked out Ricardo Romano in the third round in Philadelphia. Eddie Anderson defeated Denny Kramer in a 12 round decision in Dayton. Addison Warren of North Carolina heavyweight stopped Rosiero Rojas in the first round in Charlotte.
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Late Attacks Give Chisox Close Game
Scoring six runs in the seventh and eighth innings, the Chicago White Sox nosed out the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 5 on May 18. Ted Lyons escaped a ninth inning threat, with relief from Al Thomas. Lyons, Thomas and Berg, then Crouse, Ehmke, Crewell, Powers and Cochrane contributed to the victory in a tight late rally.
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Slim Love Faces Trade After Five Years In Texas League
The 6'6\" lefty Edward Slim Love, once with the New York Yankees, faces a trade or sale after five plus years with Dallas in the Texas League. Known for a blazing cross-fire delivery and wild pitching, he struggles with fielding and sacrifice hits, hindering major league advancement.
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Derby Day Dazzle At Churchill Downs Draws Nationwide Turf Fans
Kentucky Derby week brings governors, business leaders, and racing enthusiasts to Louisville. Reigh Count remains the favorite as forecasts warn of a slow track after rain. Trainers from Wheatley and Andley Farm-Salubria highlight contenders, with crowding expected near a 100000 attendance.
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Irish Lad vs Mandell Bout Postponed to Friday
New York May 18 postponement of the lightweight title bout between Sammy Mandell and Jimmy McLarnin shifts the odds toward Mandell. McLarnin, nervous and young, may drop weight before the ring while Mandell, weighing 135 1/4 pounds, gains from the delay. The bout at the Polo Grounds is set for 15 rounds barring weather.
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Yankees win, Ruth Gehrig hit homer in 4-3 daily victory
New York Yankees beat St. Louis Browns 4 to 3 for their seventh straight win at Yankee Stadium. Ruth Gehrig and Brannon hit homers. Crowder walked Earl Combs with bases loaded in the ninth to force in the winning run.
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Youths Tour World With Fifty Cents as Starter
Uniontown youths John L McElroy and Hay Johnston, Uniontown High School graduates, completed a world tour starting with 50 cents each. They traveled across the western United States and many European countries over four months and returned with a few dollars in their pockets.
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National League Standings and Rain-Interrupted Results
Yesterday's results include Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 2 and Chicago 2 Boston 0 amid rain postponements. Today's schedule features New York at St. Louis and Brooklyn at Cincinnati with Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Baseball scores and upcoming AL schedule
In the American League yesterday Cleveland beat Washington 8 to 5 while Boston defeated Detroit 3 to 5 and Chicago edged Philadelphia 6 to 5 with New York topping St. Louis 4 to 3. Tomorrow St Louis visits New York and Cleveland goes to Washington. In the American Association Indianapolis beat Columbus 7 to 3, Milwaukee 2 over St. Paul 1, and Kansas City 4 to Minneapolis 2.
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Newark Nips Rochester in 10 Innings 8-7
In a tense international league game Newark outlasted Rochester 8 to 7 in ten innings. Baltimore routed Montreal 16 to 7 while the rest of the schedule was rained out.
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Yesterday’s Yankee Stars Hit Runners and Records Set
Babe Ruth slugged home run No. 12 and a single in four plate appearances, scoring once and driving in one. Lou Gehrig added his sixth homer and a run produced in four at bats. Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker contributed two hits each as the Athletics and Tigers saw varied hitting, while Harry Heilmann drove in three on three singles.
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Payne Holding Big Margin in Trans-Continental Derby
Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma leads the field in a cross country race from Los Angeles to Yankee Stadium New York with a 20 hours 8 minutes 29 seconds advantage over John Salo of Passaic New Jersey. Payne Sr backs his son as the caravan nears Waverly New York with control to be set there instead of Elmira. Harry Abramowitz of New York remains tenth after a shin injury as the 3,000 mile mark approaches.
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Tidioute Drops Close Ball Tilt At St Titus
St Titus High of Titusville defeated Tidioute High 7 to 2 on Tidioute's diamond. Johnson pitched masterfully allowing one hit and striking out ten, while also leading St Titus at the plate with a home run and two doubles. Thompson fanned ten in a strong effort for Tidionte as Johnson shut down the Tidionte lineup in the final inning.
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Massa Clouts Three Triples As Warren High Tops Sugargrove
Massa leads with three triples as Warren High defeats Sugargrove 14 to 6 in a return game. Warren pitchers Barrett and Boyette held Sugargrove to six runs while Warren rapped 15 hits, led by Massa four hits including three doubles and Allenson three late hits including a triple.
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Home Run Club Members Highlight Major Leaguers
A compact list of American League leaders and notable sluggers includes Rath of the Yankees, Hauser of the Athletics, Gehrig of the Yankees, Williams of the Red Sox, Bissonette of the Robins, Wilson of the Cubs, Harper of the Cardinals, Ruth of the Yankees, Brannon of the Browns, Fonseca and Uhle of the Indians, Bluege of the Senators, and Rogers Hornsby of the Braves. Waner and Cayter did not play.
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Boston Red Sox rebound with sixth straight win over Tigers
Boston beat Detroit 5 to 3 to move into fourth place in the American League. Ken Williams drove in three runs as the Red Sox prevailed behind a 5-3 scoreline after a 1 0 0 sequence in the Detroit lineup.
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George Uhle shines as Indians top Senators in win
George Uhle held the Senators to nine hits and drove in four runs as the Cleveland Indians defeated Washington. It was Uhle's seventh victory. Cleveland compiled a 8 run output to Washington's 3, with L Sewell, Jones, Barrie and Tate contributing in the game.
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Brooklyn Bobs Top Cincinnati Reds in 4 to 2 Win
Brooklyn Robins defeated Cincinnati Reds 4 to 2 on May 18, breaking Reds from a first place tie with the Cubs. Statz hit a single in the seventh driving in two runs, while Spelled allowed the Reds to fall behind. Pitchers listed include Vance Doak Deberry Rizey Picinich May.
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