Lockhart Wins Indianapolis Auto Classic
Los Angeles youth Frank Lockhart, 23, drove the white racer to victory in the Indianapolis 300 mile classic halted by rain. He earned about 40 000 dollars including prizes and endorsements, finishing 5 miles ahead of Harry Hartz. Thirteen of 28 starters completed the race as downpour stopped play and a large crowd watched from the stands.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Baseball Scores and Postponements Across Leagues
National League games postponed as Boston and Brooklyn duels wait for play while New York defeated Philadelphia 12 to 1. American League shows mixed results with Chicago and Cleveland both 1-4 and Detroit triumphing 10 to 5. American Association reports Milwaukee 5 to 4 over Kansas City in a 10 inning contest. Pacific Coast League listings include Seattle shellacking and other scattered scores with Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco noted in inconsistent lines.
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1926 Has Better Manners Than 1925
London Miss Millicent Fawcett, once a suffrage leader, praises 1924 25 and 26 youth for superior manners and kindness. In an International News Service interview she notes modern young people and even modern boys show greater respect for elders and gentler behavior than predecessors.
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Millicent Fawcatt
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Dame Fawcett
International
Airevis
Reds and Pirates split double bill in early May
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh divided a twin bill as Ehrike and Yahniver starred for the visitors. Forton, Hieton, and Rivsey contributed in the late innings while Philadelphians and Pirates matched hits, with both sides clean of errors through the opener and second game.
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Prasert Tribune
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Pist-bure
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Education and Global Changes Highlight Postwar Shifts
A fragmentary report notes that outspoken Uhgex are now seen as open and frank. It argues that veterans who served in the World War deserve comforts and that women’s labor enabled those gains. The piece links education spending to social progress and democracy, citing The Ph century’s changes. Also reported is a London boxing result: a welterweight title bout at Holland Park, with Soota defeated Tarr by a points decision in a 20 round purse fight.
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Pennsylvania Crew Wins Second Victory Over Syracuse and WAU
The University of Pennsylvania crimson and blue eights triumphed on the Schuylkill, claiming their second win in three days. The Red and Blue edged Western Athletic eight and Syracuse varsity by a slim margin despite gusty wind conditions, with a 7 minute 52 second time registering a strong performance.
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Pennsylvania
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Gonad
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National champion Taft leads in multiple events
Walter M. Hoover, national champion, dominated five events including freestyle. He won in the free and led the Audin club first four gens to victory, with major wins in the MINS races at Columbia.
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Columbia
Marvard Taft
Walter M. Hoover
Frei Bye
Audin Club
American wins Bennett Trophy Goodyear balloon
The American Goodyear balloon crew Wade Van Qoman and Walter W. Morgan won the Gordon Bennett Trophy in a perilous flight. They landed at Salvesborg, Sweden after a long, arduous crossing. Competition began near the aviation field in Orly, France.
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Camel Cigarettes Advertisement Promise of Superior Quality
Full-page brand promotion from R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company extols Camel cigarettes as the world’s largest tobacco brand. It claims unmatched quality and flavor, blending tobaccos to avoid aftertaste, inviting readers to compare Camels with any cigarette at any price. Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
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