Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday the Athletics beat the Red Sox 5 to 4 in Philadelphia as four ninth inning runs hid a hitless frame. Detroit topped Chicago 9 to 7 while Cleveland won 3 to 1 over St Louis and Washington defeated New York 6 to 5. Standings show New York 7 1, Pittsburgh 6 2, Chicago 7 7, St Louis 7 6, Boston 4 4, Brooklyn 6 4, Philadelphia 5 4, Cleveland 6 4, Detroit 4 9, New York 2 9. The Cubs beat Pittsburgh 7 to 4 with homers by Hartnett Heathcote and Rott. Brooklyn downed New York 6 to 4 as Hendrick cleared the bases in the ninth. Cardinals edged Reds 8 to 3 on walks as Eckert struggled. Philadelphia then beat Boston Braves 7 to 4 to end a skid.
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Famous jockey barred over youth age in Chicago
Verlyn Smith, a 14 year old jockey, was barred by Kentucky for being underage after Louisiana officials confirmed he was 14 instead of 16 the minimum riding age. Smith rode over 100 winners in Illinois last year, many in Chicago, and started at Fairmount near East St. Louis.
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Cubs Recruit Lonnie Warneke Shines In Series Debut
Howard Ehmke impressed the Chicago Cubs in the opening game of last fall's world series, leading manager Joe McCarthy to recruit a player resembling him. Lonnie Warneke, a 21 year old six foot one and a half inch pitcher from Mt. Ida Arkansas, was purchased last winter from the Alexandria Louisiana Cotton States League club, after winning 10 and losing 10 games.
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Mt. Ida
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Warneke
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Film to show golfers' form in slow motion
In Columbus Ohio on April 29 the Professional Golfers Association reveals plans to screen Bobby Jones and other stars in slow motion. A unique camera records 3 200 frames per second using 200 feet of film per second to analyze form for teaching.
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Columbus
Bobby Jones
Professional Golfers’ Association
Gotham Depends on Giants for Pennant Chance
Alan Gould notes New York pennant hopes hinge on the Giants with replacements like Marshall and Roettger, strong pitching and the Yankees facing upstarts from Chicago Cleveland and Detroit. He suggests early season form will dictate if the Giants or Yankees can challenge for the gonfalon.
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Noted Pianist To Give Recital Next Tuesday
Nat ional Music Week in Winchester features Charles M. Cooper noted concert pianist at First Baptist Church on Tuesday May 6 at 8 p m. Cooper teaches at Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore and has performed in New York Chicago and Boston. Tickets go on sale soon with reservations by calling Winchester 383M.
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Chicago Census Taker Faces Scratches Over Bath Time Question
Dorothy Duncan appeared in Chicago court charged with scratching a census taker who allegedly forced her from a bath to answer questions. Judge Erickson fined Duncan $50 for her actions.
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