Deeming Wins 51st Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs
Deeming the 17 to 1 outsider narrowly defeats Buckwheat Cake by one length in the 51st Kentucky Oaks at Churchill Downs. McCoy rode the Dailey filly from ground saving position to victory over Little Visitor, Primrose and Blue Warbler as the crowd cheered the spring meeting finale.
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Idle Hour Farm
Little Visitor
Primrose
New York
Bashford Manor
George Kirk
Harry Hamilton
Johnny Flannigan
Beechmont
Sanction
Williams Brothers’ Stable
Blue Warbler
Maximanek
McCoy
Belmont results first race leads with Prime Minister in handicap
The Belmonrt track opened with the first race a handicap for three year olds and up carrying 1,200 added purse. Prime Minister carried 107 with Cotll f l 2-5 Sun Pal 109 Humphries. Shuffle Along 126 with Scobie at 8-5. other noted runners included Time-1:12 3-5 and the field listed. Scratches included Noon Fire Dry Moon Finn Lay and Roland. The day featured six races with a heavy track and clear weather.
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Armcos defeat Champions in a loose game at Hamilton
Middletown Armcos beat Champion Coated Paper 10 to 4 before over 4 000 fans. Burnham starred the visitors with key hits while Dalmer and Parsons combined on the mound after Johnson was removed in the fifth. The two teams meet again in Middletown Sunday.
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Ol Johnson
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S Ewan
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Davy
Steck
Bohl
Tikalve
John On
Christ Church Midgets Clinch Lopsided Win at Deer Creek
Christ Church Midgets defeated EB Shamrocks 5 to 3 at Deer Creek. Hess pitched for the victors with 18 strikeouts, while Shamrocks pitcher Scherino allowed the runs. Lead hitters included Stickley Clifton Ledwin and Cianciolo with key hits. Umpire was Shepman.
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Clifton
Lupo
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Cianciolo
Shepman
Comello Cubs win 7 Otis Meats 6 in Dear Creek clash
Fritz dominates on the mound and Crafton provides key hits as the Comello Cubs edge Otis Meats 7 to 6. Final line shows Fritz with 10 strikeouts and Crafton contributing offensive spark in a tight game played at Dear Creek.
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Bass
Otis
Kohlhepp
Bohl
Hagedorn
Brown
Noll
Ditters
Dear Creek
Association Teams Ready For Public Park Contests In Cincinnati
After rain delays, Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association teams resume today with notable matchups across Hyde Park Elder Stadium Faessel field and Deer Creek diamonds. Key clashes include Shevlin vs Becker Clothes at Hyde Park and Price Hill Tigers vs Christ Church at Elder Stadium, plus L. B. Harrison Ferris Lumber, Railway Mail East End Merchants, Purcell vs Dayton Green Devils exhibitions and Ironton trip for C. M. and L. team with Ironton Tanks.
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Hyde Park Lumber Company
Shevlin and
Becker
Tom Berter
Joe Corcoren
Shevlin
Jimmy Shevlin
Elder Stadium
Hill Tigers
Christ Church
Hill
Faessel’s
Megerle Nine
Mergerle Boys
Purcell
Deer Creek
Association
L. B. Harrison and Ferris Lumber
Railway Mail
East End
Dayton Green Devils
Harrison-Ferris
Association Team Matchups at Hyde Park Grounds
Becker Clothes faces Shevlins at Hyde Park Lumber grounds at 3. Price Hill Tigers meet Christ Church at Elder Stadium at 3. Meyerle trials Leonine at Faes sel's Field at 3. Railway Mail challenges East End Merchants at Deercreek No. 4 at 3.30. lL. B. Harrison plays Ferris Lumber at Deercreek No. 6. Triple A vs Pleasant Ridge at Pleasant Ridge at 3.30. Brighton meets Century at Christ Church at 3. Co M. & lL. vs Ironton Tanks at Ironton O exhibition at 1. Purcell" vs Dayton Green Devils at Deercreek No. 6 exhibition at 1.
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Christ Church
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Leonine
Faessel's Field
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Century
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Lenglen Shines in New Paris Costume at French Championships
Suzanne Lenglen, at St. Cloud for the French International championships, shows regained form and mobility in a slender ivory silk sleeveless dress with an orange turban. She defeats Mile. Dancer in a faultless, brilliant display matching her peak play and speed.
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St. Cloud
Suzanne
Mile
Lenglen
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Cheviot and North Bend Duel Powers 4 0 Victory
Undefeated Cheviot club beats heavy hitting North Bend 4 to 0 behind Berg splendid pitching and sharp infield play. Key moments include Fischer’s fence-clearing homer and Mohrman, Sullivan, and Merz stars in field and bat as North Bend errors aid the Cheviot win.
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Cheviot Club
North Bend
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Fischer
Mohrman
Sullivan
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River Boys
N. Bend
Ab.h.o.a. Cheviot
H.O.A. Sullivan
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Conway
Ramsey
Borgman
Emigholz
Lambert
Sues
Seilkop
Evans, R
Macke
Merz, P
Manning sets Fremont mile record at 2.05 percent
Fremont May 30 Peter Manning, world champion trotter, opened year with a new Fremont track record by trotting a mile in 2.05 percent. It is claimed to be the world's best mile on a half mile track in May. Today's racing closed the Ohio Shortship program.
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Fremont
Peter Manning
Ohio
Carthage Halves Coca-Cola Nine in Western League Battle
Carthage defeats Coca-Cola at Carthage grounds 10 to 9 in a tight game. Veterans I Hogue and Champlin starred for their squads with perfect hitting, D Hogue pitching a key inning, and Barrie belting a home run.
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Coca- Cola
Carthage Grounds
Pop Simms
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Champlin
Coca-Colas
D. Hogue
Enher
Carth
H.O.A. Lewis
Barrie
Neuters
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Pichel
Champi
Et Schlinker
Julien
Koenig
McClore
Hogue
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Bredis
J.wil’ers
O’malley
Grote
Benner
Gentry
D.hogue
Damin
Dickman
Baseball box score notes from a midweek game
The record lists team totals and individual stats. Highlights include two-base hits by Saunders and Lang, a three-base hit by Wilson, and multiple walks drawn by Lang and Neal. Pitchers Lang Katz and Neil logged strikeouts, with Patton as umpire.
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Dusman
Tom
Scotty
Moore
Donovan
P . Bridwell
Faust
Eddie
Joh
Hiawaitha
LS Ae Northside
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Schulte
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Olding
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Leiter
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Dickman
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Macke
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Lang
Wilson
Neal
Katz
Neil
Patton
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Hess
Bergm
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Leonine Te
Mussie
Butler
Berwanger
Dreyer
Weiffing
Ess
Stanford Wins PCC Track Meet With 63.5 Points
Stanford University captured the Pacific Coast Conference track meet in Seattle scoring 63.5 points. The University of Washington finished second with 46.5 points.
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Seattle
Stanford University
University of Washington
Richards defeats Tilden to win Orange Lawn invitation title
Vincent Richards of Yonkers defeated William Tilden in the final round of the men’s invitation tournament at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club in South Orange New Jersey. Final scores were 6-5, 6-1, 7-5, 6-4 with semi final wins by Tilden over Dr. Kings and Richards over Dean Mathey.
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N. J
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
William Tilden
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Tilden
Dr. Kings
Richards
Dean Mathey
Speaker Signs Three Georgetown Players for Indians
Washington May 30 Tris Speaker manager of the Cleveland Indians has signed three of Georgetown University's top sophomores William Albert outfielder Clyde Sukeforth catcher and Don Brennan right hand hurler. They will join the Indians on their swing east next week.
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Speaker
Washington
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Georgetown University
William Albert
Clyde Sukeforth
Don Brennan
Indians
Shevlins Defeat Leonines 8 2 in Association Contest
The Shevlins of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association beat the Leonines 8 to 2 at Faessel's Field in a game postponed from last Sunday. Hess pitched well for the winners, holding Leonines to six hits, while Wieffing fanned twelve but allowed eleven hits to cluster in key innings. The Shevlins tied the game at 2 in the sixth and pulled away with five runs in the eighth.
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Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
Leonines
Faessel’s
Hess
Wieffing
Sieblers Rally in Ninth to Edge Covington Gems
In an exhibition at the Gems Parks yesterday the Sieblers rallied for two ninth inning runs to defeat the Covington Gems 5 to 4. Kennedy and Mardis homered for the Gems and Sieblers respectively as Klink struggled in the sixth allowing a three-run swing. Brown and Field pitched for the Sieblers with the decisive runs coming in the ninth.
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Klink
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Deitsch
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Ecker
Walker to Defend Open Golf Title in Worcester
Cyril Walker of Engelwood New Jersey the national open golf champion will start his defense at 11 20 a m Wednesday at the Worcester Country Club Massachusetts pairing with Henry Ciuci of Westchester Ifill White Plains New York Other leading pairings include Joe Novak Jack Forrester Willie Hunter Angel De La Torre Larry Nacholtz Leo Diegel Robert T Jones Jr Walter Hagen Jack Hutchison Tommy Armour Willie Macfarlane Emmet French Francis Ouimet Gene Sarazen MacDonald Smith Johnny Farrell Bill Mehlhorn Joe Kirkwood and more as announced by the United States Golf Association.
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New York
Cyril Walker
Engelwood
N. J
Worcester
Mass
United States Golf Association
Henry Ciuci
Westchester Ifill
White Plains
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Berkley
Cal
Jack Forrester
Hollywood
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
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Spain
Larry Nacholtz
Cleveland
Leo Diegel
Glen Oaks
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Atlanta
Walter Hagen
Pasadena
Fla
Jack Hutchison
Chicago
Tommy Armour
Willie Macfarlane
Oakridge
Emmet French
Youngstown
Francis Ouimet
Woodland
Favorites Win Easily in Gibson Island Invitation Tourney
In Baltimore on May 30 Jess Sweetser of New York Max Marston of Philadelphia and Clarke Corkran of Philadelphia scored decisive match wins in the Gibson Island Club invitation event The only tight match saw Arthur Yates of Rochester oust Roland McKenzie in twenty holes Semis set for tomorrow morning finals tomorrow afternoon with Marston beating Donald Parsons four and two Corkran eliminating Dave Herron five and three and Sweetser defeating Warren Corkran six and four
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Jess Sweetser
New York
Max Marston
Philadelphia
Clarke Corkran
Gibson Island Club
Arthur Yates
Rochester
Roland McKenzie
Washington
Marston
Donald Parsons
Dave Herron
Sweetser
Warren Corkran
Capital University Beats Wilberforce In Eleven Innings
In Columbus Ohio Capital University edged Wilberforce 7 to 6 in eleven innings. Bernlohr and Stoltzenbach each had three hits for Capital while Ward led Wilberforce with a strong showing at the plate.
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Columbus
Capital University
Hawkeye Club Triumphs Over Michigan In West Conf
Iowa defeated Michigan 8 to 4 in a Western Conference baseball game played in Ann Arbor. Hawkeye pitcher Adams allowed ten hits but the early lead by Iowa proved decisive as Michigan could not close the gap. Final line score shows Iowa with eight runs and Michigan four. Batteries Adams and Fisher for Iowa Jablonowski Walters and Cherry for Michigan.
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BR. H. E. Pii
Hawkeye Club
Ann Arbor
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Iowa
Michigan
Adams
Hawkeye
Samuel Herzig Jr Wins Great Western Handicap Trap Meet
In Chicago on May 30 Samuel Herzig Jr of Summit won the Great Western handicap trap shooting contest at Hawthorne breaking 100 targets without a miss from sixteen yards. His score set a record for this Hawthorne event weeks long handicap shoot.
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Summit, Jr
Hawthorne
Bowling Green College Tennis Rolls Past Heidelberg 6–0
Bowling Green College defeated Heidelberg 6 to 0 in Bowling Green Ohio this morning marking the team's tenth straight win of the season.
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Bowling Green College
Heidelberg
Iowa Defeats Notre Dame in Dual Track Meet
Iowa defeated Notre Dame in a dual track meet 82 5-6 to 43 1-6 at Iowa City. The Hawkeyes swept most events with several scoring firsts across the meet. Notre Dame faced a strong Iowa attack highlighting sprint and field achievements.
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Notre Dame
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Yale All American Lefty Flynn Injured In Motorcycle Fall
Maurice Flynn a Yale all American football star now with Film Booking Office was thrown from a motorcycle and sprained a knee. He has sustained injuries repeatedly in recent months and this marks approximately the twentieth such mishap.
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Lefty) Flynn
Yale
Film Booking Office
Johnson Out for Month After Line Drive Injury
Sylvester Johnson, Detroit pitcher, suffered a shattered left cheek bone from a line drive in the ninth inning of the Chicago game. He remains in fair condition, with officials stating it may be a month before he can pitch again.
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Fragmentary text lists names Raabe Hendricks Langdon and Buster with scattered figures and dates, obscured by OCR. No clear event or outcome readable for a coherent summary.
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Southern California Trojans win 49th intercollegiate track title
USC Trojans win the 49th intercollegiate track and field championship at Franklin Field with 33 points, Princeton second, Yale third, and Georgetown fourth. Grumbles wins the pivotal 220 high hurdles, Hills breaks the shot put record, and multiple upsets mark a tight meet amid injuries and surprises. Navy dominates Henley rowing with 3-length win over Penn. Syracuse, Harvard, Navy, and Princeton also place in various races.
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Holy Cross
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John A. Crooks
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William Hapgood
Ohio State Beats Minnesota In Close Track Meet
Ohio State defeated Minnesota 76 to 59 in Minneapolis. The Buckeyes secured a clean sweep in the half mile and benefited from Snyder and Guthrie in the hurdles to overturn a Minnesota lead amid several upsets. Rohrer set a new pole vault record at 12 feet 4½ inches, surpassing Bill Hawker's 1922 mark.
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Ten Ohio Conference Records Fall At Wesleyan Meet In Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan wins with 60 percent of points at the 23rd annual Ohio Conference meet at Edwards Field Delaware Ohio. Harley Pearce shines in multiple events setting new hurdles marks and pacing the Red and Black to five event wins and a relay title Miami finishes second led by Sharkey and Jacobs. Denison third with 23 points while Case, Oberlin and others chase records across track and field events.
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Harley Pearce
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Miami University
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Missouri athletes win Missouri Valley track meet at Owen Field
The University of Missouri won the Missouri Valley track and field meet at Owen Field with 44 points. Nebraska finished second with 40 points.
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Germany third in pacts filed with the league
Germany has the third highest number of treaties filed with the League of Nations, depositing eleven conventions with Poland on industrial economic and political matters, bringing its total to over fifty. Britain leads with more than 900 treaties registered, followed by France. Washington is expected to begin registering once World Court adherence is set.
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Caretaker Smashes Hold Up At Local Filling Station
Arnold Flannigan of 2316 Clifton Avenue thwarted a late night hold up at a Montgomery Road and Halloway Avenue filling station. A youth crept up behind him, struck him with a revolver and demanded the cash drawer. Flannigan summoned help, and the robber fled.
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Woman Found Strangled. Police Seek Tribble in Graying Case
A neighbor found Mrs Sallie Tribble dead at 543 George street last night. The coroner ruled strangulation. Her husband Happy Tribble, 35, is missing after a Wednesday quarrel with her and is being sought by police.
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