Today in Sport Highlights From Wide Range of Events
Entries for the national open golf championship at Worcester County Club total 443 with 267 in the qualifying rounds. Pimlico Springs meeting opens with $25,000 feature race won by Vanderbilt’s Sarazen with Earl Sardeno. Scot Cash second. Jimmy O’Connell plans a semipro club as he faces past controversy. Tex Rickard’s boxing fund nearing completion with Jimmy Slattery and Jack Burke signed for a six round bout at Yankee Stadium May 20. Stanislas Yabske defends heavyweight title in Boston. Harold Grange linked to Illinois football and baseball. Titusville season opens. Mendville grid schedule outlines key dates and lineups.
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Worchester Counyylub
United States Golf Negotiation
Eneters
Lidoy
Massachusetts
Ors
Vanderbilt
Sarazen
Earl Sardeno
Pimlico Springs
Smoke
Tex Rickard
Alk
Yankee Stadium
Buffalo
Indies to Open Season Against Jamestown 9
Manager Greening announced Indies start their season against Jamestown 9 after limited practice. Weather may delay opening, with two weeks of workouts needed to reach condition. a Juniestoyal nine secured for the opener and an Indian pitcher likely to start for the Todies if weather cooperates. The manager vows a bright term and strong fan support.
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Corry
Greening
Bost
Fenngling
Focal
THREE SCHOOLS IN BIG TRACK MEET AT WARREN
Corry High faces Warren and OV rivals in a major afternoon track meet at Warren. Warren is favored, but Corry brings a strong squad with Star runner Uaskins out, and Scott leading Warren weighs in as key adversary. Baseball notes include Erie Pros vs Massillon with Apple Holland and Eddie Collins in Erie’s lineup.
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Warren
Erie
Massillion Club
Cory Bay
Apple Holland
Gee Larden
Eddie Collins
Erie Garden
Dirigible Flight Faces Another Delay
Reports of unfavorable weather in Porto Rico cast doubt on the Los Angeles navy dirigible setting out for Malaga, Puerto Rico. Local conditions improved briefly but officials warned departure could be postponed to this afternoon if weather persists.
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United Press Larehurst
Porto Rico
Dirigible
Los Angeles
Malagausr P. R
Dad's Calory Noodle and the Old Bean Debate
The Du uth Herald notes a humorous claim that the bean offers the greatest number of eatories, tying it to the old dad’s recipe. The piece reads like a light column on food humor with a regional spin and a playful nod to nutrition.
Corry to Enter Big Track Meet at Allegheny College
Corry will enter the large interscholastic track meet at Allegheny College on May 16. Coach Sheen plans to field his full squad for the Meadville meet, drawing teams from Section IL NW PIAA. Eligible schools include Erie Academy Erie Central Erie East Warren Oil City Titusville Corry Franklin.
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Meadville
Corry
Allegheny College
Sheen
Erie Academy
Erie Central
Erie East
Warran
Oil City
Titusville
Franklin
Ray
Harrisburg
Nw.p
Georgetown Clears Participants in Penn Relays Two Mile Controversy
Georgetown University released a circular absolving Princeton Cornell Harvard Holy Cross Pittsburgh and others of poor sportsmanship over withdrawals from the two mile relay at the Penn Relays. The controversy centered on eligibility questions about Georgetown’s Johnny Holden and why teams exited to favor four mile events.
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United Press
NEW York
Princeton
Conwell
Harvard
Penn
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Portia Aneemile
Rays
Hein
Lon Litthe
Diegotr
Connell
Holycross
Pittsburgh
Std
Heston College
Ely
Cornell
Holy Cross
Hoston College
Johnny Holden
Washington
Pennsylvania
Georgetown Two Mile
Recreation program deserves support for summer activities
A city recreation drive led by Taiye and gifts of Shields aims to expand industrial recreation and summer plans. Mr Shields, 48, has organized a cast for torch events and appears to have saved and advanced past programs through volunteer efforts. Council may consider restoring funding to extend his work and compensate volunteers for continued community recreation.
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Wii Shields
Theys City
Shields
I Service
Golsiy
Ummon
Dore
Crandall Shines as Eastern League Callup Moves Ahead
Crandall, a Corry standout now with Bridgeport, shows strong form after workouts in Savannah and two early wins. He projects as a key pitcher for the 120 season, earning praise from team owners and local fans who follow his every start.
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Advives
Fridgeport
Coring
Crandall
Corry
Bridgeport
New England
Savanna
Yesterday's Home Run Hitters and Team Mentions
Baseball roundup lists players with homers and teams: Hartnett Simmons Jacobson Hornsby Mokan Speaker Hawks Fonseta Welsh Heathcote with clubs including Athletics Browns Cardinals Phils Indians Braves Cubs. Short note on notable hitters and affiliations from the day.
Greb Defeats Romero in Ten Round Detroit Bout
World middleweight champion Greb outpoints South American heavyweight Quintin Romero over ten rounds in Detroit. Greb, weighing 189 14 pounds, dominated early and held a wide margin each round as Romero struggled to mount an offense.
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Detroit
Tarry Greb
Quintin Romero
Gre Hain
Romero
Greb
Robert
Indians rally to edge Breves 8 to 7 on wild pitch
Stoner’s wild pitch allowed the go ahead run as the Indians beat Breves 8 to 7. Tris Speaker homered and drove in three, while Tiye and others added key hits in a fifth inning rally.
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Stoner
Indians
Tigers
Tris Speaker
Tiye
Senators
Knodes Emerges In Veteran Burns Battle For Indian First Base
The article notes Knode, a left handed hitter with past service on the Speaker squad, challenging Burns for the Cleveland Indians first base job. Praise from Billy Evans and others cites Knode as a potential replacement if Burns slumps, with attention from Corry supporters and local acquaintances. Also mentions Riddle Wevgant losing a boxing decision at Erie and Johnny Innhouse’s loss in the Meadville program.
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Talnode
Seon Fhimas
Baise
Cleveland Indians
Knode
Burns
Corty Boy
Spurgeon
Hugman
Kaede Kurvee
Corry
Riddle Wevgant
New Castle
Willi Ames
Darkrun
Erie
Johnny Innhouse
Meadville
Kid Tennessee
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