Ricke Tosses No Hit As Iowa Tops Iowa State 3 0
Bill Ricke pitched a no hit game for Iowa in a 3 0 win over Iowa State. Only four Cyclones reached base on walks or errors as Ricke struck out twelve in his final Iowa appearance. The Hawkeyes scored two early runs and added one more on Grele’s miscue and Bazant’s RBI single.
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Crandinds National League Schedule Amid Local Matches
Local sports page lists upcoming NL and league games with teams such as Brook and New York. Marks show Wednesday and Thursday contests across venues including Peoria and Rock Island, with multiple eyeing decisive matchups and standings.
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Lave
Chaco Brnow
Roston
New York
Pirates Fall 3-1 as Cubs Rally in Eight
Chicago Cubs topple Pittsburgh 3-1 on hits and timely errors led by Suhr Grace and Hendrick. Pirates starter Steve Swetome struggled with fielding errors and walks as Charlie Root shut down the visitors until late. The loss leaves Pittsburgh five games ahead of idle St Louis in the National League standings.
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Charlie Root
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
St Louis Cardinals
Root
Suhr
Grace
Steve Swetome
English
Prempus
Graces
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Traynors
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Hendrick Ried
Harris
Cubs
Wrestling Results From UBY Luw Association Pals Meet
The report lists bouts with Mich versus Woesch in Brooklyn and Cantannine versus Lemle in Portland both winning by two straight falls Nick Lutes of Venice beat Cases in New York with no straight falls noted.
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Qaks
Mich
Paul Woesch
Brooklyn
Weinitpeg
Howard Cantannine
Sia
Portland
Ore
Carl Lemle
Rostom
Qie
Nick Lutesa
Venice
Calif
Ale Cases
New York
Protests Cancel Dinner After 500-Mile Race at Indianapolis
Protests by car owners and drivers over the 500 mile Memorial day race led Indianapolis Motor Speedway officials to cancel a postrace dinner. Awards will be issued Thursday after timing rechecks. Disputes targeted Lou Moore and Dave Evans findings, but Lou Meyer’s victory and prize money remained untouched.
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Gardner
Moore
Lou Meyer
Huntington Park Calif
Three Teams Unbeaten In East Iowa League
Eastern Iowa league results include Garnavillo routing Monona 21 to 8 as Garnavillo pitchers and a strong outfield stifled Monona. Reardon started for Monona, allowed sixteen hits, while Peters, Gourd, and the Garnavillo hitters led the visitors to the lopsided win.
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Iowa
Gazette Lowden
Monona Garnavillo
Monona
Stuiners
Garnavilles
Jills Reardon
Peters
Chile Teaches Military Drill To Balance Red Teaching
Chile launches school wide military and civic training to combat communism. Hundreds of teachers were dismissed after evidence of Communist ties or teaching communist ideals. Education Minister Domingo Duran and Defense Minister Enmirho Nelo designed courses. Students begin military training from first grade onward. Civic training aims to build loyal, disciplined citizens.
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Santiago
Oor
Domingo Duran
Enmirho Nelo
Ciizens
Senor Dinan
United States Davis Cup Team Set for Europe Finals
The U S Davis Cup squad Ellsworth Vines John Van Ryn George Lott and Wilmer Allison was named to travel to Paris for the inter zone finals July 21 22 and 23. A win there would earn a shot at France in the challenge round the following weekend.
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New York
United States
Canada
Argentina
Europe
France
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Ellsworth Vimes
John van Ryn
George M. Lott
Wilmer Allison
America
Paris
Allison Beats Stoefen In Marathon Net Match
Wilmer Allison of Texas, Davis Cup captain, won the Orange Lawn Tennis Club invitation singles title in a grueling 2 hour 20 minute match against Lester Stoefen of California. The final score was 6 3, 13 11, 1 6, 2 6, 6 3 as showers cooled play on soggy courts in South Orange New Jersey.
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Wilmer Allison
Texas
United States
Canada
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Kingpin of the Ring and a Left Shoe Fumble
Kingfish Levinsky, famed as the Personality Kid, fights at Chicago Stadium amid a tale of two left shoes and a sore right foot. Babe Herman nearly matched a misstep as he chased his missing son at the ballpark. Rogers Hornsby debuted as St Louis manager on May 31, 1925, guiding a 5–2 win over Cincinnati.
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Tuffy" Griffiths
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King Hyperion wins 150th English Derby at Epsom
Hyperion the second choice ridden by Tommy Weston wins the English Derby before a crowd of 250000 at Epsom. King Salmon second with Statesman third, as 24 ran. Hyperion beat King Salmon by four lengths with Statesman a further length back. Franz Hals and Myosotis finished unplaced.
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Metcalfe Delivers Fast Hundred At Fort Madison Meet
Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette University ran the season’s fastest Iowa hundred yards, winning the feature exhibition race at the Fort Madison relay carnival in 9.6 seconds. Cecil Garrison of Burlington Junior College finished a yard back, with Wall Huffman of Iowa Wesleyan close behind. Five meet records fell as about 3,000 spectators watched athletes from Iowa Illinois and Missouri compete. Southeastern Iowa schools captured five of six relay trophies. Burlington posted the open quarter and quarter for football lettermen Ottumwa won the two mile and medley trophies Fort Madison took the half mile and the Galesburg one mile relay won outside town.
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McLarnin to defend welter title for $50,000
Los Angeles AP report says welterweight champion Jimmy McLarnin will demand at least $50,000 for his first title defense. Manager Charles Foster states the Vancouver boxer, 25, will fight a top challenger after knocking out Corbett the Third in one round Monday night.
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Jimmy McLarnin
Charles
Pop) Foster
Vancouver
Young Corbett
Foster
Jimmy
Baseball Leaders and Batting Averages Highlight 1920s
The clipping lists top hitters and runs batted in from major league teams including the Yankees Red Sox White Sox Cubs and Phillies. Notable names include Gehrig Ruth Foxx and Hartnett with figures such as 2918 38 81 and 12 82 among others.
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Wanhel Senators
Golfers Battle the Course in a Lesson on Shot Strategy
The lesson frames golf as a contest with the course not the ball as the foe. It warns of mental traps such as overhitting and targets the tee to emphasize strategy, balance, and shot selection amid hazards and out of bounds.
Washington Senators Split Doubleheader With Yankees
The Washington Senators and New York Yankees split a doubleheader, the Senators losing 9 to 7 in the nightcap after winning the opener 12 to 7. Washington built a late rally in the first game and benefited from errors and key hits to mount a five-run eighth, while the second game saw an early eight-run burst by the Yankees before Washington chipped away. Manush, Goslin, Cronin, and Lazzeri featured in the action, with Gomez and Weaver on the mound for Washington and Brown and Cronin contributing for New York.
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Shields Loses To Boussus At Auteuil In French Open
Frank X. Shields of New York, the sole American in the men's singles, fell to Christian Boussus of France 6-3 6-2 2-6 6-4 at Auteuil. The loss jeopardizes Shields US squad chances while boosting Boussus a step toward the French Davis Cup lineup. Boussus used a cool strategy to blunt Shields attacks as Menzel, Perry, and Robbins advanced in third round play.
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England
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Jacques Brugnon
Jack Crawford
Australia
Peggy Scriven
Betty Nuthall
I Love My Husband Club Forms in Puente
In Puente California the I Love My Husband club is formed by the La Puente Valley Journal to promote humane treatment of husbands. The club, which never meets and has no clues, requires members to show devotion to their husbands. One husband calls it a great idea as mothers and fathers days exist but husbands are forgotten.
Fairfax Club Announces Registered Trap Shoot
Fairfax club will hold a registered trap shoot on June 4 starting at 1 pm. There will be 100 targets from the 16 yard line fifty handicap and twenty five doubles with a silver trophy awarded to the high gun of the sixteen yard and handicap events.
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American Association Scores And Standings Summary
The text lists game totals for multiple teams including Minneapolis St Paul Kansas City Milwaukee Louisville Columbus and reporters Shores Brenzel Caldwell Lipsehin Win Young Weinert Thompson Lee Gonzales. Only games today.
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