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NEW YORK, May 3o__(_sp)_ Cincinnati Reds came through r13- der pressure today, iwgnm 11g p 5t place 1n the National Lengu." by taking two games from the Cubs at Chicago.

The Rfds whipped the Dubs 4-2 in the iirs-l. game and then 1:1. creased 131911’ lend to t-rlvo 111111 games by 11-11mm: 111.0 nigmcap 9-8 2n 12 innings.

The Cubs’ sirmp extended to s x detects 1n seven games.

Harry Crait o.’ the Reds did the deciszve hitting 1n the opener. 13111 Nicholson homered with c119 aboard I0!‘ Me Cubs.

In the stcond game the Cubs got ahead on :1 three-rim burst in

-ihe scvci1tl1 only to see the Rfds

knock out Charley R/oot, C-hicnzo starter, with three in the eighth.

BE-IOYB a capacity crowd oi 34,- 548 Ncw York Ghiit; sure-t n doubleheader at Brscklyn 7-0 and

‘Carl Hubbell Pitches One - hit Came; Reds Whip Chicago Twice

But the nightuap was o. riotous lz-inning engagement ln which the Dodgers used 20 players and went down battling even alter the Giants llvgmbarded eight runs across in the

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Ernie Koy led oi! the Brooklyn half of the 12th with a home run but his teammates couldn't match his exrmple.

Eddie Miller's homer with the bases loaded in the 11th inring oi the night cap gave the Bees s. 5-1 victory and an even split oi a doubleheader with the Phillles at Boston. Philadelphia took the op- ener by the same score behind the live-hit pitching oi’ Kirby H g-be.

Chet Ro=s saved the Bees ircm a sliutcilt in the opener by belting a homer off Higlbe to tie the so:re in the fourth.

‘VINS AT NEW YORK

Yanks And

Take May 90—(AP)—-In

NEW YORK,

a. stirring show of 82,437 fans, the third largest crowd in bas.bnll history, the world chmapion Yank- ees and Boston Red Sox dlVltlld an American League doubleheader to- day, New York Winning the first 4-0 and dropping the serond 11-4. Red R/uifing pitched magn i'ic:nt two-hit boll in the opener, the champions’ sixth straight tiﬂumph. The Yankees went to work on Lefty Grove in the second with three runs, including Bill D1cke_v's third homer. It was the season's first deieat ior Grove, who cave why to a pinch hitter in the 111111. Rookie Herb Hash pitched the Red Sax to their victory in the nfghtoéll) with the help oi a 14-hit offensive by his teammatrs.

Joe Orrcnin homered with two on in the third and Joe lJima-gnio hit fcr the circuit with one on tor the Yanks in the icurlh.

Red Sox

Divide Honors; Tigers Doubleheader

decided me opena. The Browns ‘ls-cored in the first and held this lead un1tril the seventh when Green- berg homered.

In the second Schoolboy lwwe got his third victory.

York and John Berardino hit homers.

The Indians made a twin killing against Chicago White Sox at Cleveland taking b01111 ends oi a. doubleheader by the same score- "-1.

Chicago scored its only tally oi the iirst game on lvtike Kreevicns circuit clout in the ninth inning. Hal Troskv. Tribe first baseman, got his 11th homer oi the seaon in the nightcap.

_After Wllifllllg the first grime 7-6 with a tyre-run rally in the ninth inning. the Athletics lost the srcond halt‘ 0i‘ a doubleheader at P111111- delphin to Washington Senators in seven innings today 14.2. The nizlit-

To Third

By Charles Duukley Associated Press Sports W!!!"

XNDLANAPOEJB, Mhq l0—(AP)— Dapper Wilbur Sham o! Indium- polus drove today to his third tri- Lllnph 1n the Indianapolis "500," beating out Rex Mays oi Glendale, 011111., by 2 1-2 miles in the 28th annual motor speed-way race, the pace oi which was slowed by sprink- les oi rain.

Shaw became tho second driver in the history oi the speedway classic to win the eventthreet-imel and the first driivcr to win twice in succession. Lctus Meyer oi Hunt- ingdon Park. 021111., who retired ailter last years race, ls the only other previous three-time wlner.

The 37-year-old Shaw, w1ho first triumphed 1n 1937 and repeated in 1939, piloted his eight-winder

Wilbur Shaw Drives Way

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In Indianapolis “500”

had not mined. He had cracked the records st 300 and 350 miles.

Alter Shaw whizved past the ﬁn- ishing line on his 357K411 mil! l yellow flag oi camion was waved in iihe faces 01' the drivers Deco/use oi.’ a. sprinkling rain. The drivers were ioictd tio reduce their speed for the last 125 miles because oi- iicials regarded slippery spots on the track as too dangerous.

Artcr Slhaw rode across the finish llrie in triumph oilicials hung out the red flag miling the drivers c1’! the track.

Mzuirl Rose oi Columbus. 0.. W011 t-hlrd place behind Mays and Ted

Horn oi Hzivvlliowie. N. J-. fourth.’-

Joel Thorns oi’ Tucson, was tli-thl

BOWLING RESULTS

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Baseball tponemonta: Ne a1: St. ls- Pittsburgh (ruirh) {our doubleheaders sked- ded. International: None, four doubleheeders (one night double- header.) American Association: none, four doubleheaders (on! night doubleheader.)

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