Trojans Triumph at Intercollegiate Track Championship
Southern California’s Trojans win the 54th ICAA A A A A track meet with 44½ points, edging Stanford 36½. Harvard takes third. Michigan, Yale follow. Krenz and Carroll set meet marks in discus and 220 hurdles. Wykoff and Dyer win sprint titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojans
Stanford
Cardinals
Harvard
Michigan
Wolverines
Yale
Eric Krenz
Harlow Robert
Southern California
Bill Carls
Ed Payne
Robert Heaves
Robert
Stanford Star
Eric IK Krenz
Krenz
Churchill
Los Angeles
Finn
Jonni Myrra
Tolan
Pacific Coast
Frank Wykoff
Hector Dyer
Dyer
A. A
Charles Engle
Russell Chapman
Bates
George Bullwinkle
D. C
New York
Eugene
William Carls
Queen City League Box Scores Highlight Evening Games
Readout shows L B Harrison, Fisher Body, Sperber, Jones, Mignery and Keller among players with hits and RBIs. Multiple teams, runs, errors, and double plays logged. games played at Bond Hill and Pleasant Ridge with umpires Gaugel and Danenhuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Harrison
Fisher Body
L.B.H. Ab.h.o.a
Fisher
H.O.A
Sperber
Jones
Jordan
Mignery
Keller
Sommers
Sims
Bender
Bailey
Drach
Redmond
Denman
Henders'n
Gittinger
Steel
Kuyper
T Hoffman
L. B. Har
Lowe
Christe
Hughes
Hoffman
Huffman
Bond Hill
Pawsr
Oakley Lions
Grace
Baker
Fearnaught
Gosink
Ackerman
T. Fessmire
Young
Wilmers
Hammond
Lahm
W. Fessmire
Billy Arnold Wins $50 150 in Indianapolis 500 Race
Billy Arnold of Chicago collected $50 150 for winning the Indianapolis 500 while runner up William Cantlon received $13 800 and third Louis Schneider $6 950. Top ten finishers earned set prizes with additional pay from tire and accessory sponsors.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Billy Arnold
Chicago
William
Shorty) Cantlon
Detroit
Louis Schneider
Louis Meyer
Southgate
Cal
William Cummings
David Evans
Evansville
Phil Shafer
Des Moines
Russell Snowberger
Philadelphia
Leslie Allen
L. L. Corum
Arnold
Harry Hartz
Los Angeles
Cantlon
Veteran boxing judge Jack Britton hailed as expert predictor
Jack Britton, a veteran boxer and renowned fight judge, is praised as one of the best evaluators of fighters. For years he has correctly picked the winner before nearly every major bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Britton
Ayraud
Illinois
West
New Orleans
Golfers At Avon Descriptions And Maketewah Sweep Results
Golf crowds were thin on Decoration Day as Avon Fields hosted play. Herb Horstman aced on the third hole, with Bill Woerner reporting results and George Bowden contributing Maketewah sweepstakes scores. Charlie Tudor leads Maketewah sweepstakes and earned a silver cup for second low net at a national tournament, while many players posted strong scores in Class A and B events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Fields
Bill Woerner
Herb Horstman
Avon
Hortsman
Les Gerth
Harry Vandenberg
Red. Shephard
Charlie Tudor
Tudor
Maketewah
Boiler Maker ‘Manufacturers’ Association
Pennsylvania
Western Hills ball sweepstakes finish and Avon matches
In yesterdays ball sweepstakes E L Werk and A M Crain both posted 66. Close 67, Ifauser 70, Reddish 72, Brown 72, Bradley 73, Bischoff 73, Schott 78. Avon best ball saw Lally Hamman defeat Reno May 2 up and 1, Greine Perry beat Stoller Schumacher 4 3 in first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hills
E. L. Werk
A. M. Crain
B. F. Close
George Ifauser
W. T. Reddish
C. A. Brown
E. J. Bradley
C. J. Bischoff
W. 8. Schott
Avon
Art Lally
George Hamman
Bill Reno
George Greine
Everett Perry
Herman Stoller
Bill Schumacher
Twin Oaks Club Sets June Tea Party and Prize List
Twin Oaks Country Club announced a June 11 burgeo party where 250 players will compete to tear up the Rosedale course. Alex Baxter listed prizes for low net and gross across eighteen and nine holes plus specialty awards including longest drive and best dressed golfer. Demmy Kautz led Avon with two rounds 72 73 totaling 145.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Oaks
Bennet Wins Vice Chairmans Cup Final at Clavernook Club
Mrs. C. P. Bennet defeated Mrs. Lewis Crosley two up to claim the Vice Chairman's Cup in the final at Clavernook Country Club yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Bennet
Lewis Crosley
Clavernook Country Club
Camargo Golfers Return Hope As Two Players Shine
Camargo’s Bill Jackson shot 77 and Al Gerring 75 at Indian Hill links yesterday. Both players have not been heard from yet this season, leaving coaches optimistic about their return to competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camargo
Bill Jackson
al Gerring
Jackson
Gerring
Golf Medal Play Leads Tie Through Highland Round Two
Johnny Fischer remained leader after two rounds of the fifty four hole medal play tournament at Highland with 70 73 143. Darwin Stapp stayed second at 73 76 149 as net scores show Bob Stegeman leading with 128 and Ben Phister and Jack Evans close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Mitchell
Ted Buchanan
A. L. Buxton
Joe Craighead, Jr
N. 8. Hill
F. L. Mills
M. D. Mims
R. E. Peck
Bill Queal
J. A. Richmond
James Shephard
W. L. Robertson
Highland
Johnny Fischer
Darwin Stapp
Bob Stegeman
Ben Phister
Jack Evans
Brown breaks 90 for first time in golf
G W Brown of Highland carded 85 yesterday marking his first sub 90 round. He played alongside Charles Longley Lincoln Donaldson and Andy Donaldson in a casual round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Brown
Highland
Charles Longley
Lincoln Donaldson
Andy Donaldson
International League Scores and Batting Totals
Baseball results from Reading Toronto Jersey City and Rochester show Newark Buffalo Baltimore and Jersey City teams with varied runs hits and errors. Notable battery lineups include Wilson Buchanan Susce Barnes O'Neil Fischer Brennan Carroll Munn Stahlman Warnecke Grace Weaver Lang Hearn Jorgens Van Gilder Niebergall Derringer Berry Irvin Jonnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Newark
Ereescessee
Toronto
R. H. E. Buffalo
Wilson
Buchanan
Susce
Barnes
O’neil
Fischer
Brennan
Carroll and Munn
Stahlman
Warnecke
Grace
Jersey City
Baltimore
M. Weaver
Lang
Hearn and
McMullen
Hopkins
Rhodes
Jorgens
Rochester
van Gilder
Niebergall
Derringer
Berry
Irvin
Jonnard
Sports Scores From Regional Games
Springfield 2 Decatur 0. Peoria 6 Danville 7. Bloomington 8 Evansville 10. Quincy 11 Terre Haute 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Decatur
Peoria
Danville
Bloomington
Evansville
Quincy
Terre Haute
Rapids and Sieblers Clash To Break First Place Tie
In Cheviot Park the Rapid Electros and Siebler Tailors duel to decide the leader in the Greater Amateur Baseball Commission standings. Pete Collins faces Steve Larkin as both clubs seek to move ahead with key games on the afternoon schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheviot Park
Seibler Tailors
Rapid Electros
Greater Amateur Baseball Commission
Siebler Tailors
Denham Avenue
Hamilton County
Reece Club
Lammers Music House
Miamitown—Union
Printers
Miamitown
Newtown—New Bras
Solway Furnitures
R. B
Groesbeck
Union Printer Cube
Uniontown
Coca-Cola Cubs
West Fork
McCullough-Ashton Furnitures
Beecher Buckeyes
Churchill Downs Race Day Results Feature Mixed Card
Results from races at Churchill Downs include maiden two year olds in a 5 furlong dash led by Gunfire at Ardycess with payoffs of 6.16 4.08 and 3.50 and entries such as Jessenabeehen of 9.16 Roe ban kine. Other races show payouts and top finishers like Marys Toy and Old Cally with times and scratched runners listed. weather clear and track fast with several claiming races and the Kentucky Oaks paying 12.38 80 4.14 for End Bre t, Mary Cobb, Rest Easy and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardy
Cess
Belen
Elton
Jessenabeehen
Roe Ban Kine
Avtiel
Coelhon
Klair
Rthur
Rthur Aerial Prince, Head First, Ledford, Moira
Freesia
Arundel
Regal Lady
Sudden
Fisher
Mary's Toy
Russell
Scotland
Jessie Carey
Mayor Walker
Lullie Helle
Trying
Updike
Sewanee
Miss Marnie
Bunch of Lilies
Wood Axton
King Basil
Nymph King
Sporting Lady
Swift Breeze
Cally
Robe
Myth
Seesada
Cuddle
Whiskarm
Thistle Star
Sandy Shore
Alcibiades
Honey
Rich Widow
Galaday
Garner
Honey Locus
Ann
Niato
Elizabeth
Kenn
The
Adds
Potts
Congo IL
Woodlot
Lesh Jane
Caramel
Loretta B
Illustrious
Rose O'Neil
Ayeready
Pretty Run
Si Relief
Spotlight
Flashing Gem
Our Pal
Ashtabula
Yoennas
Fiddler
Sis Agnes
Rose
Fair Rosalind
Yelton
Uncle Matt
Agitator
Gracious Gift
Suprise
Broomshot
Typhoon
Monnie
Disturb
Long Run
Peace Boy
Whisp
B’rett
Mary Cobb
Scurlock
Pompon
Gooler
Goodman
Finnerty
R. Ayrand
Washington Park
Rancocas
Frank Taylor
Ayraud
John Hancock
Bill Kynethe
Juarez
el Paso
George H. McNeil
Ralph Austin
McNeil
Jack Fairman
Reno
Salt Lake City
Tijuana
Austin
Pastures Green
Insco
Boots Durnell
Griffin Watkins
International Shoe Company
Durnell
Starflight
Waggoners
Texas
Broadway Limited
Loveland
Churchill Downs
E. F. Reilly
Watkins
Darnell
Thorncliffe Racing Card Shows Open Claiming Races
At Thorncliffe, seven races featured claiming events with purses from 1000 to 1300 dollars. Winners included Ran-Promandale, Footmark, Contemplate, Starcrest, Mackenzie Memorial entries, and Lemmeren in sequence with showing placings and times. Scratches listed included Architect Glee Club Federal Reserve Sunvir and Col Seth plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raight
Culer
Gamnee
Ramone
Prince Carol
Horn
Promandale
Cabellsdale
Blue Darter
Plain Dealer
Grab Bag
Mary McNeill
Celeritas
Cannon
K’singer
Mullah
Quillen
tDanbaum
Dance
Lead Gold
Dearboy
Billy Bozo
Ferseth
Tandlane
Surface
Nigera
Architect and
Glee Club
Townrow
Smith
Dancing Mack
Imaginary
Babe
Vice
Elcidio
Federal Reserve
Telm Tree
Charley J. S
Slate
Tale
Tensenelda
Recognition
Nick Cullop
Viscose
Sporting Fool
Venarock
Trapland
Starcrest
Riley
Kitling
McGinnis
Lindsay
K't'ger
Montanaro
Sir Harry
Babble
Weller
Sunvir
Col. Seth
Sun Meta
Lemmern
Companion
Rundale
Romano
Ran
Latonia Derby nominees and racing tangle described
The Latonia Derby date shift prompts infatuation with top horses like Gallant Fox and Ned O and speculation on which eight of 108 nominees will start. Notes on riders Ayraud and Petee Wrack, trainer disputes, and backstories on Ralph Austin Ayraud, Jack High, and Insco highlight a sprawling panorama of 1920s turf drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallant Fox
Matt Winn
Russell Sweeney
Wichone
Gallant Knight
Crack Brigade
Ned O
Latonia
Arlington Park
Coney Island
Camargo's Rally Tops Louisville 8 to 7 in Polo Joust
Camargo Club poloists edged Louisville 8 to 7 on Indian Hill field near Cincinnati with a late burst of goals. H B Smith and O B Harrison scored in rapid succession as Camargo overcame a two-goal handicap to win in the final period. Two Camargo teams and Louisville plus Dayton Freebooters scheduled to play today at Camargo field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camargo
Indian Hill
Louisville
Oo. B. Harrison
H. B. Smith
Invaders
Cincinnati
Chukker
Camargo Field
Dayton Freebooters
Ldinell
Byron Hilliard
Lowry Watkins
J. T. Hatfield
Ellerbe Fasoeed Back
O. B. Harrison
Local track meet and high school championships noted
Chicago May meet saw Froebel High Gary win national interscholastic track and field with 53 points. Brazil Indiana’s Ivan Fuqua took two events, but a Oak Park High sophomore stopped him in the 100 yard dash. Nine records fell as Elwyn Dees set a shot put mark and Charles Casper set a 120 yard high hurdles national record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ivan Fuqua
Brazil
Indiana
Froebel High
Gary
Ind
University of Chicago
Fuqua
Atwood
Ill
Pittsburg
Kan
Elwyn Dees
Lorraine
Kas
Charles Casper
Harlandale
Tex
Casper
Amsden Oliver
Roosevelt High
Dayton
Oliver
Slim Negro
Tim Quinn
Ludington
Mich
Husky
Glenn Cunningham
Elkhart
Fairmount Race Day At Oakley Draws Local Fans
Racing results from Fairmount feature multiple claiming and allowance races for three-year-olds and up. Key payouts include Ossie H. at 6.02, The Moon 4.50, and Domina 2.80 in race one, with diverse entries across seven races and a backstory of scratched horses. Also noted are major baseball features and a lengthy suburban schedule of Class A to D games at Stewart Place, Hartwell, and Madisonville arenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Creek
Li Harrison
Leonines
Indiately
Larry Gribble
Oakley Club
Riday
al ‘Seill Oakley
Gribble
Mench
Art Kaufman
Ossie H
Cimerak
the Moon
Hanford
Domina
Fowler
Raw
Cavens
Red Chili
Meyers
Jotiva
Hasty Prince
Too Much Talk
Eileen
Wattahorse
Alton M
Knight’s Call
Black Dot
Essie
Genuine
Thomas Seth
Theo Rochester
Brown Thistle
Sunstroke
Vanquish
Guise Peeren Svecerseees
Ponce
Stockings
Schue
Alinine
Judge Dixon
Morgan
Bob McFarland
Blue Ash
Travado
Etonardo
Whileaway
Princess Delight
Straig
Jem
Smithsetac
Schutte
Marydale
Goodrich
Goodie
Ocean Caren
Hayes Choice
Gaineswood
Endor
Tom Ormont
Webster
Rafe McClain
la -Agnee
Snyder
Mar
Adler Aces
Madisonville Merchants
Reading Merchants
Madéira Welfare
Kid” Ee
Stewart Place
Hartwell
Peter Paul
Reading
Afd Knoblack Tires
Newport
Albers Chryslers
Carthage
Evanston
Pleasant Ridge
Ridge Diamonds
Anderson
Miner
Liberty Square
Order of Moose
Holy Family Gym
Camello Clothes
B & Borgmann
Henry Niemes
Rinck
Merchants
Texas and Southern Association baseball scores from the day
In the Texas League games Shreveport beat Dal Wichita Falls 8 to 7 and Ft Worth won 1 0, Beaumont topped Waco 8 3, San Antonio won 7 6 against Houston. Southern Association scores show Memphis 9 Mobile 6, New Orleans 10 Birmingham 6, Nashville 4 Atlanta 3, Little Rock 2 Chattanooga 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Dal
Wichita Falls
Ft. Worth
Beaumont
Waco
San Antonio
Houston
Southern Association
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Home-Run Parade Scores From Eastern League Games
Results show Springfield 3 5 Pittsfield 2 3 New Haven 9 7 Allentown 3 5 Albany 8 7 Hartford 4 5 Providence 2 Bridgeport 6 Oklahoma Glenica Topeka 8 St Jos
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Pittsfield
New Haven
Allentown
Albany
Hartford
Providence
Bridgeport
Oklahoma
Glenica
Topeka
St.Jos
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Pacific Coast Track and Field
S. C
A. A.A
Alan Gould
Harvard Stadium
Cambridge
Mass
Crimson
Eee Churchill
California
uence—Srank Conner
William O'Connor
Columbia
Ole
Oscar Sutermeister
Thorncliffe
Dalry
Spete Bar
Seeereenes
Tony the Clown
Ieee Knight
Magdalena Sareneee
Ben
En Hkyrne
Rennet
Pride
Alibi
Haan Diworker
Golden Lux
Dolly Seth I
Corposant Eueenesnes
Architect
Cudgeller
Surtees Ccsccoiseee
AL - Essinseveressvenvee
Ctosserenes
Riverdale
Soan Fronttrresteneey
Govans
Granite Rock
Willi
Nature's Ling
Ios CO
Romona
Ousaipee
Queen City League
Cincinnati Milling
Gohi
Ab.h.o.a
R.young
Clure
Schulte
Fortner
Abele
Dilly
Penning
M’guire
Dubuque
OjCaudill
St.John
Reatietbaintepes
Leiman
McClure
Henry
Emody
Donovan
Tibbatts
McGuire
Swisher
R. Young
Keotdanen Brown
Brown
Whittaker
Caudill
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Gold
Wuelzer
Thornbury
U. of C
Oakley
Lions
NAW
Sal Oy
Ham’d
Burkhart
Acker
Cullen
Fearn
Oder
C. Lahm
R. Teeee
Honeyc’t
P Hol’ran, m
Vernon Gomez
New York Yankees
Mse
Bill Leach
George Bowden
Frank Ballman
W. J. Richmond
T. H. Keller
M. P. Jacomini
T. J. Goetz
H. G. Frost
L. R. Meyer
E. A. Dieterle
Frank Moeschel
Demmy Kautz
Walter McFadden
O. R. Ross
Board of Governors’ Trophy
Joe Gausepohl
KE. I. Benson
C. K. Davis
International League
Three-Eye League
Cheviot
Peter Wreck
Merchants and Citizens
George Widener
Jack High
Metropolitan
Petee Wrack
New York State
Petee
Marguerite
W. R. Coe
Benny Creech
Mr. Coe
Lewis E. Rose
Ralph Austin Ayraud
Three D's
Cary Grayson
High Cloud
James Crofton
Agua Caliente
Galahado III
Griffin
Saratoga
John Madden
Zev
Papyrus
Sun Star
North Star III
Broadway
Whukkers
Siinet
Aigisieien
Isville
Teville
Belmont
Widener
Twoam Nweseneereceres
Deedie
Kensington
Dunsany
Dunilin
Seone Ae
Ethelbert
Macedon
Hunter
John Ee
Cseetnorere
We Law
Bacom
Sands Point
George Seevsene
Billie Leonard
Hartwell Fields
Deer Creek No. 6
Ridge
Fairmount
Creek No
College Hill
Worthmore Turton
Riverside
Orioles
Municipal Rem
Kane Ridge
Purcell
St. Bernard
Madeira Welfare
Madisonville
Knobloch Tires
Ne ‘Albers
Chryslers
Leonine
Deer Grek
Comello Clothes
Holy ‘Family
Dempsey
Ae Hill
Washington Civic Club
Oakley ‘Chevrolets
Oakley’ Lions
Kennedy Heights
McMicken Merchants
West End Bulldogs
Ray & Eds
Westwood
Busse & Borgmann
Henry Nierses, Inc
Taft Field
Ridge Merchants
Bellevue A
Sarees Ear VE
Price Hill Comets
Echo
Star Shoes
Mt. Washington
Aleport
Herb-O-Tonic
Stone Hardware
By Key Ridge
Covington, Indians
a = Co
LeBlond
Comet A. C
Wagabe
Junior Order League
Walnut Hills
Deer
Fulton
Taft No
Washington
Associated Press
Leaders
Ruth
Yankees
Sane Wilson
Cubs
Gtanerboa
Klein
Philles
Esauanioe Sibessaneini
Osiewapauaslleer
Braves
Pees
Nere
Ewes Eeeneereeeet
Gehrig
Nasheed
Foxx
Athletics
Annepaee
Herman
Robins
National
Ome
Hargrave
Tigers
White Baesonette
Allen
Giants
Rose Rat Exterminator ‘Co
General Insect
West Court Street
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