Milton wins Indy 500 again in record pace
At Indianapolis on May 10 1922 Tommy Milton of Boston won the 500 mile Indianapolis race for the second time, covering 500 miles in 5 28 06 27 and averaging 91.44 mph before about 150000 spectators. Marty Hartz in second finished five miles back, with Jimmy Murphy third. The field included German and French entries, eight Americans among the finishers, and Milton earned around 25000 dollars with Howard Wilcox sharing in the triumph despite his car being eliminated.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis, Inc
Tommy
Milton
Pauly Minn
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Marty Hartz
Los Angeles
Jimmy Murphy
Hartz
Hart Lime
Murphy
Bari Coope
Se L. Corum
Indianapolis
Elliott
California
Tin
Prince da Custria
Phil Shafer
Christian Werner
Howard Wilcox
Wilcox
Afston
Aiton
Milton Hi
Miles
Werner
Auto Racing Tragedy and Thrills Mark Indianapolis Meet
Murky action at the Indianapolis speed event yields two serious crashes injuring three La Fayette spectators, a fatal head injury, and multiple driver mishaps. Major figures include Raoul Gunti, Martin de Alzaga, Ralph de Palma, Joe Boyer, and Dario Resta, with 100,000 visitors affecting hotel capacity and city life.
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la Fayette
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Christian Lautensehlager
Jacob Krauss
Tom Alley
Indianapolis
Alley
Herbert Shoup
Dave
Shoup
Charles Aulett
William Goetz
Reller
Fart Cooper
Raoul Riganth
Buenos Aires
Martin de Alzaga
de Alzaga
Ri- Gunti
Ralph de Palma
Joe Boyer
Dario Resta
Milton
Dempsey and Gibbons Meet Before July Title Fight
Tape readings show both contenders have advantages with Dempsey slightly heavier in shoulders and longer reach. Gibbons stands 6 feet 0 inches, Dempsey 6 feet 1 inch. Dempsey weighs 188 pounds, Gibbons 185. Boxing histories note Dempsey 60 fights with one KO loss, Gibbons 34 fights with a single defeat, and both managers and officials leaning toward Gibbons in a stomach KO trend.
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Shelby
Mont
Dempsey
Tommy
Gibbons
Gobona
St. Paul
Hey
Athletics Halted in Climb to Top
In Philadelphia on May 30 the Athletics halted their ascent toward first place as Banton won both games. The first game ended 8-6 with Philadelphia rallying and Detroited. Early separation occurred in the afternoon with a 6-2 final as Hasty and Helmach struggled for the locals. Two dramatic games featured strong hitting and late rallies, including a Philadelphia home run in the fourth and late inning heroics.
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Atletics
America
Wes
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Alledee
Rea
Ee Helmach
Rhe Ray
Wictorie Han ‘Mel
Wan
Witgntead
Babe
Washington
New York
Ruth
Pennock
Rush
Seo
New York S
Schang
Rengough
Johnson
Hollingsworth
Submarine stingers lead in Meaderville and Englewood clash
Independent league snippets show Meaderville and Englewood games with mixed results. Scores include 220.0005 and 600 in puzzling notation, with mentions of Colored Giants and Williamabure, East Side ale Sana, indicating a recap of local asides and scoreboard fragments.
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Meaderville
Englewood
Jublin Gulch
Williamabure
East Side
Today’s games feature multiple NBA matchups across cities
The schedule lists Brooklyn at Boston, New York at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Chicago at Detroit, Cleveland at Chicago, and Montreal at New York with other games not yet scheduled.
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Nck
Butte
National Lrager
Brooklsn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pitawurg
St. Los Chicago
Cine
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Monton
Goalt League Results From Los Angeles Edition
Associated Press report from Los Angeles recounts a string of battery powered showings and innings in the GOAT League results. Players RME Vernon Murchio Hannan Randall Balawin and others are noted with names like Arnett Thomas McWeeny Thompson Vand Senang and Koehler. The Sacramento versus Portland game features Batteries and Ritchie in a long 11 inning contest with various fielding and batting highlights.
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Tan Angeles
Rme
Vernon
Tattersen
Sinienbeck
D. Murchy
Wallace and Byler
Bent Ezaneiacooy
Murchio
Arnett
Thomas
McWeeny
Alurehis
Koehler
Senrweder
Middies
Leverens
Crumpier
Daly
Englewood Team to Host East Side In Evening Clash
The Englewood independents meet the East Side club at Meaderville Grounds at 8 o clock tonight. The last game was forfeited to Englewood after East Side failed to appear. East Side, new and rejuvenated, lost to Williamsburg in extra innings earlier and has yet to win a game.
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Englewood
East Side
Meaderville Brounds
East Siders
Eat Siders
Wileiamsburg
Cincinnati Wins Memorial Day Doubleheader in St Louis
In St Louis on Memorial Day, Cincinnati won both games of a doubleheader against the Cardinals, 4 to 0 in the morning and 7 to 3 in 10 innings, taking three of four in the series. Doak struggled in the morning while Haines and Barfoot held the fort. Renton, Wingo, and Ainsmith contributed behind Cincinnati. Philadelphia swept a doubleheader with Boston as Weinert and Glazner pitched, scoring 5 in the morning and 6 in the afternoon. Giants break losing streak with 9–6 win over Brooklyn after morning loss, O’Connell homered in the afternoon. Pirates take both from Chicago, 5–4 morning and 9–2 afternoon, fueled by Kaufmann’s hits and Aldridge ejected for disputing a call. American square oil cans mentioned as Mexican usage for stoves and storage.
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St. Lou
Browns
Tigers
Vangilder
George Davis
Jacobson
Culshaw
Robertson
Gerber
Tiger
Heilmann
Manush
Pratt
Shaw
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Cole
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Woodall
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Nuiture
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Barfoot
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Renton
Wingo
Ainsmith
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Rixey
Hargrave Haines
Philadelphia
Boston
Wilson
Mokan
Wrightstone
Weinert
Glazner
Watson
Gowdy
RH. E. Philadelphia
Oeschger
McNamara
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Dicker
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Nehf
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Kaufman
Cooper
Aldridge
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Carey
Miller
S.r
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O'Farrell
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Gooch
Dumovitch
Keene and
Cooper and
Schmidt
Tommy Gibbons Training in Shelby Before Big Fight
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul eyes training quarters in Shelby Mont and plans a three day Canadian exhibition tour before returning to start training on June 9. Tickets for the heavyweight bout approach $300000 in sales as officials distribute passes and travel to deliver tickets. Dempsey fishes nearby and camps in the Rockies as the arena nears completion amid a small labor strike.
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Tommy Gibbons
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Big Boat
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Portland
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Los Angeles
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Mike Collins
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Chicago
New York
Federated Union
Last Card of Midget Boxers This Friday at Legion Gym
The midget boxers wrap up their season with a six round main event at the American Legion gym Friday night. Pay Maher defends the inter city title against Jack McVeigh at 80 pounds. Other bouts feature Dandy Dillon vs Danny Crowley, Jim McNally vs Danny McCarthy, Caleb Crowley vs Marcus Sweeney, and Ralph Hogan vs Ed Trueworthy in various weight classes. Second Sunday in June was first set as Children's Day in 1857.
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American Legion
Pat Sullivan
Pay Maher
Jack McVeigh
Dandy Dillon
Danny Crowley
Gilmore
Jim” McNally
Danny McCarthy
Caleb Crowley
Marcus Sweeney
Bster McGilvray
Ralph Hogan
Ed Trueworthy
Anodes and Spece In Butte Frat Scrap Tonight
The Anaconda Anodes face the Spece in Butte tonight as Powers and Pitts plan to move into top spots. Frank Juncoa is expected to pitch for Anaconda while Meucners and Rudy Domitto are noted in yesterday's teague bulletin.
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Butte
Frank Junc
Powers
Teague
Steve Hogan
Rudy Domitto
Brum Schedule Cuts Two Games After Contests
Missooula May 0 Three games remain on the Grizzly schedule before Week Goneaga comes over. Washington negre gttion plays in Missoula. Gonzaga games canceled. Grizzlies closer to Montana finale. Coach Spencer notes improved form as Scrubs chase the pellet and fewer strikeouts appear.
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Fe Ang
Washington
Ac Suissoula
Wamnington Kiaie College
Montana
Avin
Gonsaga
Bop
Gr Mies
Firpo Offered 280000 to Box European Star
Havana May 30 Luis Angel Firpo received an offer of N130,000 from Buenos Aires promoters for a heavyweight title bout with Erminio Spa in Havana. The deal aims to stage the bout, but no agreement followed a meeting with Jess Willard.
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Europe
Havana
Luis Angel Firpor
Buenos Aires
Erminio
Jeas Willard
Bernstein Captures Junior Lightweight Title From Dundee
In New York on May 30 Jack Bernstein of Yonkers defeated Johnny Dundee at the Velodrome after 11 rounds to take the junior lightweight crown by decision. Dundee led early, sent Bernstein to the canvas in the third, but Bernstein rallied, outfought in the late rounds, and narrowly earned the judges edge with a strong finish. Weighments listed Bernstein 128 pounds and Dundee 128 pounds.
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New York
Jack Bernein
Yonkers
Vonight
Johnny Dundee
New Youthe
Bernstein
Dundee
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