O'Neil Predicts Top Spot for Indians Amid Strong Start
Steve O Neill, pilot of the Cleveland Indians, expects the club to stay atop the American League despite an eight of twelve start. Boxing notes report Armory closure hurting city cards with Outs street plans to seek outdoor bouts this summer. Promoters eye out of doors venues as Schmeling and Louis train in New Jersey for June Yankee Stadium bout.
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Clevelana Indians
O'Neill
Cada
First Avenue A. C
Max Schmeling
Panoch
N. J
Joe Louis
Lakewood
New York
Louis
Charlie Reizlaf
Chicago
Public Sale near Riceville and Little Cooley on May Day
Auction list listing 45 purebred Hereford cattle with TB and bang tests, 1400 pounds, 7 shoats, 50 bushels oats seed, 20 bushels seed rye, 30 bushels Japanese buckwheat. Terms cash. Ray J. Salmon and Arthur Scouten auctioneer. Also notice seeking cows for pasture on Smith farm 540 Shady Avenue telephone 465-1. BEL HORRENT seven room house East Main Street immediate possession. McInnes Steel Company address.
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Riceville
Little Cooley
Herford T.B
Ray J. Salmon
Arthur Scouten
Smith Farm
Shady ‘Cavenue
BEL Horrent
East Main Street
Large keg tourney draws anticipated field here
Proapegis announce a doubles bowling tournament at Recreation Alleys for tomorrow and Friday evenings. Keglers may pick teammates with a 350 total average cap. 15 over requires handicap. Start time 7 o clock, two teams per alley, four top cash prizes. entry is 1.00 per man.
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Keglera
Local Baseball Scores and City Committee Note
Yesterday's scores show Detroit 8 Washington 1 and Boston 14 Chicago 8 in American play. National results include Philadelphia 9 Pittsburgh 7 and Boston 5 Cincinnati 2 with rain affecting Brooklyn Chicago and New York St Louis matchups. Card of Thanks from Victor Dempsey thanks Cary voters for support in the Democratic city committeeman race.
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Western Clubs Bowed In Intercity Play By East Opponents
Baseball notes from April 29 report the East winning most Intercity games. Yankees, Red Sox and Athletics dominated visitors from the West while Washington and Detroit showed cordial reception to Detroit’s Joe Sullivan. Indians and White Sox struggled against New York and Boston despite Gehrig and Foxx homers. An otherwise rainy day delayed St Louis and Brooklyn games but Cincinnati and Pittsburgh fared poorly against Boston and Philadelphia amid 17 total hits allowed by three Cincinnati pitchers.
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A's
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New York Giants
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston Bees
Ray Benge
Kiki Guyler
Paul Derringer
Bees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phils
Derby Field Set for 62nd Kentucky Derby
Fourteen positive starters loom for the Derby with Granville and Teufel as the 2nd choice entry. Bien Joli Banister likely third choice. Notables include Indian Broom He Did Golf Seeker Grand Slam The Wighter Merry Pete Bold Venture Sangreal Silas. Ned Reigh Dniaper out with shipping fever and Pete Coyne withdraw. He Did wins the trial by a nose over Sagreal. Grand Slam cited as unlikely to run the Derby. Indian Broom, favorite of long shot players, worked strong at 1:58 for a mile and an eighth factorsched br>
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Granville
Teufel
Colonel BR. Bradleys
Bien Joli
Banister
Indian Broom
Golf Seeker
Grand Slam
the Wighter
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Bold Venture
Sangreal
Silas
Forest Play
Count Morse
Willis Sharpe Kilmers
Ned Reigh
Pi A. B. Widener
Per
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Brather
Pete Coyne
Dniaper
Charlie Kurtsinger
Sagreal
Galshed
Isabel Dodge Sloan
Ladies Loop Ends In Tie For League Title
Corry's Ladies League standings show Van's Aces and Carroll's Vanities tied for first with Fern's Five and Lil's Diamonds behind. A three game playoff will be held this week or next to decide the championship. Yesterday's hero was Leo Norels of Philadelphia with four RBIs and a homer, a double and three singles in five at bats.
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Baseball executive clamps down on radio
Baseball Commissioner Landis ruled that all major and minor league clubs must stop making further commitments to broadcast games. The decision followed talks with Will Harridge of the American League Ford Frick of the National League and George Trauttenan of the American Association amid claims broadcasts invaded territorial rights.
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United Press Chicago
M. Landis
Judge Landis
Will Harridge
Ford Prick
National League
George ‘Trautenan
American Association
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