Pyle declares prize money to be paid in cash
Five back pay suits totaling 2971.68 were filed by workers tied to the Bunyan Derby project. C. C. Pyle said prize money of 48500 for the first transcontinental footrace Los Angeles to New York will be paid in cash Friday at Madison Square Garden.
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C. C. Pyle
Pyle
F. F. Gunn
Los Angeles
Charles K. Buckner
New York State
Supreme Court
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Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Andrew Payne
Claremore
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Farm Boy
Yesterday's Hero Silences Yankees as Senators Pound Yankees
Garland Braxton, once a Yankee southpaw, shut down New York while the first place Washington Senators won 6 to 0. Dugan doubled and Gehrig and Combs singles as the Yankees managed little offense. Bob Reeves and Goose Goslin drove in all Senators runs. The Cubs dropped a doubleheader to the Reds 6 to 0 and 2 to 1 as Rixey and May earned decisions.
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New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Dugan
Gehrig
Combs
Yankees
Bob Reeves
Goose Goslin
Senators
Giants Beat Robins 9 to 1 as Brooklyn Errors Spur Win
Six Brooklyn errors help the New York Giants defeat the Robins 9 to 1 and move into second place. The second game was halted with a 2 to 2 tie after six innings due to rain.
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New York Giants
Robins
Hornsby Powers Braves Past Phillies in Twin Wins
Rogers Hornsby sparked Boston with five and sixth homers of the season as the Braves defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3 then 11 to 5.
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Boston Braves
Phillies
Hornsby
Athletics Sweep Red Sox in doubleheader routs
Mack led Philadelphia as Ehmke and Quinn earned the wins in an 8 to 1 game and a 9 to 2 game, lifting the Athletics a game and a half ahead of the Yankees after the twin bill against Boston.
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Quinn
Tigers Sweep Indians With Two One-Run Wins
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians in a twin bill 4 to 3 and 6 to 5, with the second game lasting 12 innings. Detroit remains undefeated in the series as the wins showcase clutch late scoring and strong bullpen work.
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Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues With Rain Delays
Summary of AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and NATIONAL LEAGUE results with multiple games, rain delays and called games. Notable results include Toledo over Columbus 4 2 in first game and Cincinnati shutting out Chicago 6 0 in the morning, plus St Louis overpowering Pittsburgh 10 1 in morning play.
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Louisville
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
St. Louis
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Reds Sweep Cubs in Holiday Doubleheader Assert NL Lead
Cincinnati Reds blanked the Cubs 6 0 behind Eppa Rixey in the morning game, then edged Chicago 3 2 in ten innings as Ford drove in the decisive runs. The Reds expanded their NL lead to three games, Cubs slipped to fourth, and Cincinnati turned four double plays to reach 70 for the season.
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Jack Hendricks
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Eppa Jeppa Rixey
Reds
Charlie Root
Ford
Pat Malone
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Beck
Maguire
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Walker
Allen
Purdy
Kelly
Rixey
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Dressen
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Malone
Critz
Pipp
Kolp
McCor Mage
Klem
Louis Meyer Wins Indianapolis 500 Speed Crown
Louis Meyer of Southgate California won the 500 mile Indianapolis race, finishing ahead of Louis Schneider and George Souders. Meyer, a 23 year old former mechanic, drove a Miller Special to a 5 hour 1 minute 33.75 second victory at an average speed of 99.482 mph, becoming the new speed king as the race showcased front drive limitations and multiple retirements.
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Souders
Bert M. Demby
United Press
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Meyer
George Sauders
Speedway
Frank Lockhart
Daytona Beach
Jimmy Gleason
Duesenberg
Louis Schneider
George Souders
Schenitder
Harry Miller
Leon Duray
Cliff Bergere
Benny Shoaff
Fred Dusenberg
Ralph Fetticord
Regional Baseball Matches Set for Today
Games today feature Toledo at Columbus Louisville at Indianapolis Boston at Philadelphia St. Louis at Pittsburgh American League action includes Chicago at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland Washington at New York Philadelphia at Boston.
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Pittsburgh
Browns Climb to Fourth After Twin Wins Over White Sox
The St. Louis Browns strengthened their hold on fourth place by sweeping the doubleheader against the Chicago White Sox, winning 3 to 1 and 5 to 2. The twin victories moved them into sixth place in the standings and left the White Sox with losses.
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St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Pirates Hit By Cardinals In Two Games
The Pittsburgh Pirates lost the two games to the St. Louis Cardinals 10 to 1 and 4 to 3. Cardinals held Pirates to five hits in the first game while Sherdel scored two runs and drove in three.
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Pirates
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Marty Heilmann
Game in Glouster Ends in 6-6 Tie
In Glouster on Wednesday afternoon the Glouster White Sox and New Holland tied 6 to 6 after 14 innings. Threatening weather led to an understanding that any scores in the 14th would not count if the game did not complete. New Holland scored twice in the 14th before a storm forced a called game with Glousterunable to play its half of the inning.
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Luque Ordered Home Further Weakens Reds Pitching
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Adolfo Luque was ordered home to Cincinnati for an immediate tonsil operation after a shoulder discomfort. Dr. J E Kennedy confirmed the procedure to prevent rheumatic issues, sidelining Luque for the remainder of the Reds trip comprising 16 games across four eastern cities.
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Cincinnati Reds
Red Lucas
Adolfo Luque
J. E. Kennedy
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Reds
Glouster Aims at Revenge After Tight Extra Innings
Both teams played evenly with the game going into many extra innings. Last year New Holland beat the local team, but Glouster believes they can avenge past defeats this season with a stronger baseball performance.
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Glouster Boys
Home Run Club Highlights From 1930s Baseball Names
United Press list shows Ruth and Gehrig for the Yankees with high home run counts, Hauser of the Athletics, Todt of the Red Sox, and Robins star Bissonnette among leading NL hitters. Other top players include Bottomley, J Sewell, Leach, Hornsby, Harper, and Smith, with league totals and scattered standings notes.
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Indians
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Zarazen and Farrell Triumph in 18 Hole Exhibition
Gene Zarazen and Johnny Farrell defeated George Voigt and Eddie Held 6 to 4 in an 18 hole exhibition at Fresh Meadow country club. The match followed Zarazen’s second place in the British Open and Farrell’s Metropolitan title.
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U.R
Gene Zarazen
Johnny Farrell
Metropolitan
George Voigt
Eddie Held
Fresh Meadow Country Club
Loughran Latzo Title Fight Postponed to Friday
Promoter Humbert Fugazy announced the light heavyweight title bout between Tommy Loughran and Pete Latzo will take place at Ebbets Field Brooklyn Friday night weather permitting. The event was rescheduled from Wednesday due to rain now moved as Loughran eyes upcoming bouts with Leo Lomski and Jimmy Slattery with Tex Rickard holding options. The New York State Athletic Commission plans to clarify the Rickard Magazy Loughran situation at its Friday meeting.
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Loughran
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