Payne Maintains Lead in Rain Shrouded Pyle Run toward Middletown
In a flood of rain with 59.1 miles to go, Andrew Payne of Claremore Oklahoma holds a 15 hour lead as the Pyle cross country chase nears Middletown. Despite heavy downpours and fatigue, Payne presses on amid dropped runners and uncertain footing for the prize of nearly $59,000.
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Ry James
Ree
United Press
Liberty
California
Middletown
Pyle
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Trieste
Italy
Longhorns Capture 17th Southwestern Conference Title
Texas University clinched the Southwestern Conference baseball championship for the seventeenth time by sweeping the Texas Aggies. Johnny Rallion, the left handed star, starred in both games as Texas won the first game 14 to 1 and took the second game 4 to 2.
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Texas University
Longheres
Texas Aggies
Dobnny Rallion
Longhoret
Babe Ruth Heads Pace With Homer No 15 In Win
Babe Ruth, The Sultan of Swat, topped last year's pace with his fifteenth homer in the thirty-first game as the Yankees crushed the Red Sox 14 to 4. Lou Gehrig also homered in the same game, his seventh of the season, while Columbia Low tallied nine.
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Swat
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Yorkees
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Roth
Cpot
Rabel Prodigions
Leet Yeer
Low Gehrig
Columbia
Americans Fall in Mixed Doubles at International Net Meet
At Auteuil France May 22 Helen Wille Penelops Anderson and Fran cie T Manter were the last Americans in doubles. In singles Mireln and Hunter breezed past Australia to reach the next round. Mrs Molla Mallory and Norman E F Brookes exited in the first round of mixed doubles to Mrs Joan Austin Lycett and O G N Turnbull 7 5 4 2.
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Auteuil
France
Helen Wille
Penelops Anderson
Francie T. Manter
Mireln
Hunter
Helen Antony
Jack Peacock
Helent Frank
Mra. Molla Mallory
Norman FE. Brookes
Mra
Joan Austin Lycett
G. N. Turnbull
Stanford to bring strong Eastern college track squad to LC 4 A meet
The Stanford track team led by Captain Bud Spencer will travel to Cambridge for the LC 4 A meet by May 20. Templeton’s squad promises a powerful group with top contenders in sprints, jumps and throws, including King in high jump and Krenz in discus.
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Maye
University of Callifornia
Atlantic Seaboard
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Franklin Field
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Bud” Spen
Cer
Palo Alto
East
Spencer
Templeton
Bob King
Krenz
Robert
Forster
Way
Fleishhacker
Beach Berets For Smart Bathing Styles This Year
Beach fashion notes announce berets as headgear this season in port jersey, flannel, and broad cloth. Models model smart bathing beauties pairing berets with kerchiefs for sun and style.
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Port Jersey
Mostil Ties World Mark In Outfield
The Cubs lose their pace in the National League after a 3 0 defeat at St Louis as Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh to seize first place. Giants move to third and Cardinals drop to fourth while Remy Kremer and Carl Mays help the Reds hold off Chicago. Yankee hitters explode for 14 4 over Boston as Ruth Gehrig and Meuol reach milestones. Stanley Coveleski blanks until Todt’s eighth inning homer.
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Phil Todt
Philadelphia Athletics
Senators Salvage Victory In Extra Innings
Colin's double and a clutch single in the eleventh pushed Washington to a win after an 11 inning marathon. Ogden issued wild pitches as Detroit downed St Louis 6 to 3. Montis scored on a wild pitch to lift Chicago past Cleveland 4 to 2. Mostis tied a fielding record with a flawless effort in center.
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Boy Dies From Diamond Injury
CHICAGO May 3 William Tea aged 17 a high school junior died from injuries suffered May 1 when struck on the head by a baseball bat while watching a game.
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Chicago
William Tea
Andy Payne To Get Aerial Reception In New York
Claremore Oklahoma May end Andrew Payne pride of Claremore will receive an aerial greeting upon arrival in New York at the end of the Pyle transcontinental foot race. W G Skelly of the Stelly OW company will loan the airplane The Spirit of Oklahoma for Glenn Condon and Morton Harrison of Claremore to fly to New York and circle Payne as he finishes the long grind. The plane will leave Claremore tomorrow.
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Fe & Bowre
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Wien
Bes
Butters Ant
Jones
New York
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Okla
Seas Rt
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Paew
United Pree
Claremore, Ole
May
W. G. Skelly
Stelly OW Company
Spirit of Oklahoma
Glenn Condon
Morton Harrison
Payne
Titian the Master Painter of Red-Haired Women
Titian is celebrated as a great painter noted for vivid portraits of red-haired women and his mastery of color and light in Renaissance works.
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Home Run Club tally from United Prous American
Baseball score table lists players and teams with counts for home runs and totals. Ruth and Yankees lead with 15 and 7 for other players across Cardinals, Red Sox, Tigers, Indians, Pirates, Phillies, and Cubs. Final total shows 18 on a separate line.
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Benetore
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Pirates
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Phillies
L. Wikson
Major League Leaders May 22 1924 Baseball Stats Tally
Summary of leading players across teams with top metrics for May 22. Includes batting leaders Ruth Rice Meyers and other notable figures, home runs, doubles, stolen bases, and pitching wins. Notes Pirates Cardinals Cubs Yankees and Red Sox performances.
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Sabine
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Yenke
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Tigers
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Red Sox
Momers—Ruth
Bidlen Oyan Browns
Neeee Barrett
White Sox
Piperss
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