Virginia Sports Bee Highlights Cadet Track Record Breakers
V M I undefeated track squad pursuing more record busting this Saturday in the big six meet. Edward Wasdale broad jumps 22 feet 3 3 4 inches Leroy Roper clears 12 feet 3 inches in pole vault Joe Muha tops discus at 138 feet 10 inches Harry Easterly ties high jump mark at 5 feet 1 4 inches.
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Edward Wasdale
Leroy Roper
Joe Muha
Harry Easterly
Ira Saxe
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Reed
Charles Foster
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Major League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The standings show Brooklyn Pittsburgh St Louis Boston New York Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia and others with win totals and games back. Yesterday's MLB results include New York 6 Chicago 1 and Boston 11 Cleveland 8 among others with scheduled games noted.
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Reds Rally For 15-4 Win Over Giants In Big Inning
Cincinnati tallies 12 runs in the fourth inning to crush the New York Giants 15 to 4. McGee Feldman Danning Berres Maynard Starr Lamanno drive Reds offense as Giants score misses.
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Red Sox Rally Past Indians on Big Slugging Day
Boston defeats Cleveland 11 to 8 as Bobby Doerr leads with three hits and bases loaded double. Doerr lifts his season average to .467 while Milnar, Krakauskas, Desautels and Danning contribute for Boston. Indians score early but cannot hold late lead.
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Sports Roundup Highlights Military Backing For Athletics
A roundup notes baseball gaining a green light and other sports receiving official approval, with quotes from ex-sports writers and Navy officials. Mentions Army Navy support, fighter pilot training via athletics, victory carvan gate records, Detroit Fairgrounds timing, and no hit feats by high school pitchers.
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Bear) Bryant
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St. Catherine’s High
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Middletown Nine Leads League At End of First Half
Middletown leads the league at halftime as batsers deliver four hits in four appearances. Tom Henson posts three hits in four trips as the second half of the schedule starts. Box score fragment shows Henson and Jenkins contributing for Middletown. Gainesboro and Winsted players also listed with batting lines.
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Fights Last Night AP Roundup Boxers and Outcomes
Aldo Spoldi outpointed Ernie Robinson in New York. Mike Alfano outpointed Mickens in Bridgeport. Louis Brooks stopped Pvt. Johnny Kapovich in Baltimore.
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Aldo Spoldi
Ernie
Cat) Robinson
Jamaica
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Mike Alfano
Mickens
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Louis Brooks
Wilmington
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Johnny Kapovich
Yesterday's Stars Shine in Hit Laden Baseball Highlights
Yesterday's slate featured Spud Changler striking out seven while Yankees beat the White Sox 4 0 until two outs in the ninth. Eddie Joost doubled for the Reds and Tan Sartfy scored on a triple. Jim Bloodworth homered and singled for the Tigers in a 12 hit attack against the Athletics. Bobby Doerr homered and doubled for the Red Sox in a perfect day at the plate.
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White Sox
Eddie Joost
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Jim Bloodworth
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Athletics
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Red Sox
Pirates Edge Braves in Prolonged Ballpark Brilliance
An error opened late scoring as the Pirates slipped past the Braves 5 to 6 in a tense game. The miscue allowed the decisive run to reach base in the final inning, giving Pittsburgh the lead and the victory.
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Devil Diver Beats Shut Out in Preakness Echo
In Baltimore May 5, Devil Diver defeated Shut Out in a horses race, echoing 1934 history when Cavalcade won the Derby over High Quest in a stretch battle. Greentree’s main threat was considered Devil Diver but Shut Out secured a handsome victory as the crowd watched closely.
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Jones
Bill Whitely
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Brookmeade
Yanks Trim Chisox 6 to 1 in New York
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 1 at home. Chicago fell into a fourteenth loss in seventeen games as New York built an early lead and benefited from an error by shortstop Phil Fizzuto in the ninth inning.
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