Boxing Suspension and Speedway Accidents Reported
Gov. Leader suspends boxing in Pennsylvania for 90 days as autopsy shows drugs in a boxer's body. At the Indianapolis Speedway two race cars skid into a wall with driver Warriner fined for ignoring yellow signals. Duncan’s car spun into a wall, minor damage.
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Pennsylvania
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Warriner
Duncan
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Len ‘Duncan
Deal Turns In Season's First No Hitter In Sport
South Meridian beat Chesterfield 18 to 4 as Robb moved to second base in the late innings. Christ Lutheran defeated Salvation Army 7 to 2 and Park Place routed Bethany 12 to 0 in a day of scoring bursts and miscues.
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Holm
Cores
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Meridian
Sonewit
Jocks
Reader
Bone
Jwit
Frost and Smith
Mheredith
Frost
RW. E. Christ Lutheran
Sal
W. Rewlins
R. Clarkson
M. Roper
We Harris
Roper
M. Carlson
Baltimore Narrowly Tops In Big Run Rally
Baltimore exploded for nine runs in a six inning surge to edge several rivals in a chaotic rundown of box scores. The game featured Keegan Fornieles and Dorish on the mound as Boston Chicago and Brooklyn battled through a wild set of hits, walks, and late rallies. The Orioles pulled ahead with a late spurt, while Gov. Leader’s report and surrounding sports notes highlighted boxing’s fallout and state athletic commission actions.
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Standings snapshot across leagues with multiple matchups
Pittsburgh leads Milwaukee 1-0 while Nichols 2-0 hosts Burdette 2-2. Chicago of Boston-Trucks 2.2 faces Ivan 2-4 as Detroit visits Washington. Kansas City battles Baltimore-Kellner New York-Wynn 2-0. American Association shows Indianapolis at Minneapolis, Charleston at Denver, Toledo at Omchea, Louisville at St Paul.
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St. Paul
Andrews Rallies For A Decision In Shadyside League
Shadyside Little League registers boys 4 to 12 on May 14 at Shadyside diamond in two sessions. Boundaries include Linwood, Moss Island, White River, and surrounding streets. Officials list officers sponsors teams tryout and auction dates with opening day planned for June 18.
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North Side Pharmacy
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Staley
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Wells Finance Company, Inc
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James P. Casey
Cecil Isom
L. C. Merida
James Starrett
Sten Snodgrass
Shadyside Little League Park
William Callaway
Little League
North Side
Anderson Crushes Kokomo 7-0 in North Central Tennis
Anderson, coached by Dane Pugh, shut out Kokomo 7-0 at Riley Park. Singles winners included Layton, Stanley, Meeker, Gray, and Lowe, with doubles Stanley-Meeker and Gray-Hart securing wins as Anderson travels to Lafayette Thursday for the next match.
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Anderson
Kokomo
Riley Park
Lafayette
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Nelson K
Stanley
Cassell
Meeker
Fewell
Gray
Habn
Lowe
Standt
Stanley-Meeker
Cassell-Nelson
Gray-Hart
Hahn
O'Brien Grasso Bantamweight Fight Canceled in New Britain
Irish Johnny O'Brien of Boston and Tony Grasso of New Britain had their U S bantamweight bout canceled Tuesday night. State Athletic Commissioner Dennis McMahon said the fight, billed for a championship, was stopped as O'Brien weighed in at 124 3/4 pounds over the limit. refunds will be issued to ticket holders and a reschedule is possible.
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New Britain
Conn
Johnny O’brien
Boston
Tony Grasso
Iss
U. S
Lile
Dennis McMahon
O'Brien
McMahon
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