Fallin Collegiate Track Meet Qualifiers and Leaders
Southern California leads qualifying tests at the Fallin Collegiate Track Meet. Stanford and California show strong marks in discus and sprints, with Houser and Bowdoin among top throwers. Georgetown, Penn, and Princeton post several event qualifiers as finals approach tomorrow.
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Young Players to Be Featured at Wimbledon
Young English women face American competitors in a mid century Wimbledon scene. Kathleen McHane leads a largely youthful English squad as they prepare in Forest Yls for a clash described as a lawn tennis battle. The lineup includes Pelule Vis Mesa Lovia and Vis, with expectations of strong showings from rising talents and a focus on preparation over heat adversity.
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Racing Results Highlight Round Up on Page 16
Page 16 carries racing results briefly noting winners and top placings. Details are partial but indicate standings for several events and returning names of drivers or horses prominent in the meet.
Audubon Society to Meet at Fuse Lyceum High School
The Audubon Society of the state schedules its annual meeting at Fuse Lyceum High School on the morning of Saturday June 6. Gilbert Pearson is listed as speaker with readings and officer elections planned, plus time for remarks by president Bestsen and other members.
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Pirates Rally Past Cards In Late Inning Win
Pittsburg defeats St Louis 6 to 1 in the bottom of the ninth rally. Dickerman was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded, Cuyler scored, and Finwasby delivered a season high homer for Pittsburgh. Traynor and Wright contributed key hits as Pittsburgh scores 6 runs and holds St Louis to 1. Dickerman pitched effectively, with Kremer earning the win as Adams took the loss.
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Bears Schedule Two Home Games Next Week At Newfield Park
The Bears host New Haven at Newfield Park this morning in a Memorial Day attraction starting at 10 o clock. The road trip then continues with two-day series in Elm City, Albany, Springfield, and Harford, followed by further games through June 6 against Worcester, Bridgeport, Waterbury, Pittsfield, Hartford, and Springfield with dates in Albany, Hartford, Bridgeport, Worcester, and Worcester.
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Lenox to Face Sacred Hearts At Seaside Park Today
Local sports brief notes Lenox meets Sacred Hearts in a Seaside Park game this afternoon. Lineups include Kohut, Bowden, Heyden, and Tal as key players for the Lenox squad while Sacred Hearts features Maloney and Clark in expected starting roles.
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Tigers Triumph Over White Sox 13 to 8 Rally
Chicago game report notes pitcher Johnson injured after being knocked out by a line drive. Barrett homered as Detroit topped Chicago 13 runs to 8 with notable power displays and late relief pitching.
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Smith Wins on Foul From Garcia in 9th
In Holyoke Massachusetts on May 29 Steve Smith of Bridgeport won by foul in the ninth round against Bobby Garcia a leading featherweight title contender. Smith led most rounds before a low foul interrupted the bout Garcia received five warnings for fluting before the foul.
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Athletics Rally Edges Yankees 6 4 In Rain Reduced Game
May 29 Philadelphia Athletics broke a 4 4 deadlock in the eighth inning as an error by New York pitcher inger opened the door for two Philadelphia runs. The Athletics defeated the Yankees 6 to 4 in a game shortened by rain. a scheduled second game was postponed.
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Sisler Guides Browns Past Cleveland 7 to 10 Wins
Sisler features in Browns 7 10 victory over Cleveland with key hits from Sisler Robertson Gerber and Kingman. Pitchers Gaston and Miller split duties as Cleveland and St Louis rack up hits with multiple baserunners, a trio of doubles and stolen bases noted in the box score.
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Henry Ciuci Ties Open Qualifier Lead at Lido
Henry Ciuci of Westchester Hills led the Linstein preliminary at Lido with 36 holes scoring 156 to claim a share of the top spot. Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen each posted strong rounds as other qualifiers pursued spots for the Worcester Open.
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Winds of Summer and War in a Poppy Field Poem
A reflective poem by Grantland Ride links summer winds to memories of World War I battlefields. It mourns the fallen, honors combat veterans, and contrasts distant conflicts with the peace found in memory, home, and sacred landscapes distant from the front.
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Catalan Wins Easily in Sloppy Belmont Sprint
At Belmont Park on May 29 Catalan bore Bedford Farm silks to an easy victory in muddy conditions as three year olds Needle Gun Stinging and Campfire Ives challenged. Catalan pulled clear in the stretch, with Needle Gun settling for second and Optimist showing limited speed. heavy weights and a sloppy track influenced the run.
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Lockwood Nine in Fairfield Today
Fairfield May 24 special report the Lockwoods of Bridgepat meet the Legions Juniors of lalineall at Legion field at 4 o clock fast junior teams compete in a big baseball attraction a lineup includes Risley Leahy Lanagan Ryan Risley Beirne Smith Horna Dalling and others noted for speed and skill.
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Minnis Signs Pirate Contract
Pittsburg Pa May 24 Associated Press Stuffy McInnis today signed a contract with the Pittsburgh Nationals for this season only. He has been in and out of baseball since 1999 and played with Boston last season before being released as a free agent. He is described as a heavy hitter and may be used at first base against left handed pitchers by Manager McKechnie.
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Carl Mays Set for Regular Turn in Box Pitcher Ready After Arm Treatment
Carl Mays returns from Rochester where his arm was treated and shows readiness to take his regular turn in the pitching rotation. The Red Sox rely on his return to restore the team’s defensive strength after an injury plagued start.
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Chess Match Will Be Played For Four Years
Chicago introduces a by mail international amateur chess match starting this week. A team from Hawthorne Works of Western Electric will play across roughly 4000 miles against Bell Telephone Manufacturing. The event will run four years of correspondence.
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