Milton American Car wins motor classic 5 to 2 at Gardens
The A. C. M. team played errorless ball and defeated Cole-Pitts at Columbia Gardens, 5 to 2, in front of a holiday crowd. Stodden starred for the losers with a late home run and strong relief pitching, while Karr and Moriarity led the A. C. M. offense with key hits and steady defense.
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SIBBONG BROTHERS RETURNED VICTORS
New York May 30 Tom and Mike Gibbon of St Paul won outdoor boxing at Ebbets Field Brooklyn Tom scored nine straight knockouts in a third round stoppage over Jack Chitora Mike won a 12 round decision over Dave Rosenberg Chaney beat Brandt in a 7 round bout Rocky Kansas edged Delmont in a 12 round bout in Glendale Michigan beat Wisconsin 9 8 in a long 18 inning baseball game at Ann Arbor continuous play with Rescount and Kinville notable hits and fielding performances.
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Americans Lose Mixed Doubles in Tennis Championship
In St Cloud on May 20 the American hopes faded as Mrs Molla Bjordate and William Tilden fell in mixed doubles. Partners Mrs Holman and Getnee of England secured the victory, shaking up the local favorites and ending American contention in the event.
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Alexa Stirling Defeated in Turnberry Open Match
In Turnberry Scotland May 20 Alexa Stirling of Aulania flanked by rivals finds defeat in the British ladies open golf championship. Mire RooH Barlow of Philadelphia defeats Mrs Cuiross of Santmore 2 and 1. Miss Talcy Hanchett loses to Mr Deane of Hangerhill by seven up and five 16th. Kate Robertson of Beacon beats Are. Japan's entry appears as a distant historical note.
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Ruth Ties Cravath For Career Home Run Mark
Babe Ruth slugged his 14th home run of the season helping his career total reach 17, tying record holder Clifford Cravath. Ruth’s feat added to a string of seasons with similar homer totals as he matched Cravath’s long standing mark. Two more rounds in Friday’s Browns game saw Ruth equal the record in three straight games, a feat he previously achieved in 1918 and 1920.
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Carpentier decorates graves of war heroes
Manhasset N Y May 30 Georges Carpentier stepped from boxing rings to honor a war hero pilgrim rising in the role of veteran He visited centers Bay and placed a tribute upon Theodore Roosevelt's grave accompanied by Francois Dessampa manager A small American flag with blue red and white ribbon marked the ceremony Women of Western Australia have recently won voting rights for nearly 50 years
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Seesaw 16 inning game dominates baseball day
Boston and Brooklyn split a doubleheader with a sensational 16 inning tilt. Hood hit a dramatic homer in the 14th to fuel Boston's afternoon comeback, while Oeschger balked Hood home in the 16th for the tying and winning runs. St. Louis edged Cincinnati 9 to 4 in the afternoon, aided by a four-run rally in the eighth. Pittsburgh and Chicago split as Pittsburgh won the morning 13 to 9 and Chicago claimed the afternoon 6 to 3. New York swept Philadelphia with 6 to 1 and 12 to 2 victories, Toney and Young homering in the opener, then slugging again in the nightcap.
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Fifty-Eight Hits In Double-Header Highlight Day
Baseball doubleheader featured 58 hits with strong performances including Sisler of St Louis collecting seven hits, four doubles and a home run. In Washington New York split, morning loss 2-1, afternoon win 4-1 as Collins and Moggridge held hitters. Athletics take two from Boston as Rommel shines, Perkins homers, and Brazill drives in decisive runs. Detroit and Cleveland split Memorial Day games. Detroit wins the afternoon 9-5 after morning 8-6 Cleveland victory.
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Monument to Grant Speech Session Amid New York Philadelphia Trip
A brief report notes a monument tribute during a trip between New York and Philadelphia. Speeches were delivered by Wage KM, Pow Ballratt jeeN, and the former commander of the American regiment, with officials and attendees present.
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New Record for Soo Mile Event in Indianapolis Race
Tommy Milton world champion speed racer won the 600 mile Indianapolis race setting a new track mark for engines under 18.5 cubic inches while beating De Palma and Roscoe Sarles in a dramatic event. Milton earned about 36000 dollars in prizes as the foreign entries faltered and several drivers faced mechanical failures.
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