Prep for Big Race in Indianapolis Highlights May 30 500
The article notes preparations for the 500 mile classic in Indianapolis on May 30. Lou Meyer, a three time winner, plans to race at a target speed around 121 mph, influenced by a resurfaced backstretch. It covers other local sports plans including Corry High Field Day, Irvine club baseball, and a Derby-related and poultry egg hatching note from the Erie County Sportsmen's League.
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Name Officers Ladies League Name Officers Ladies League
Marion Mercer was elected President of the Lavies Bowling League for the 1986-40 season at a meeting of league members last evening. Other officers named were Mrs. Vincent Desmond vice president Mrs. Russell Duimitoo secretary Miss Mable Taylor treasurer and Mrs. Harry Rhodes sergeant at arms. Tehative plans were formulated for the annual bowling teague banquet to be held on Sunday May 21. All-lady bowlers interested in the farquet are asked to contact their team captains.
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Newcomer to Red Sox Wins Another Game
San Diego teenager Ted Williams delivered a 10th inning homer to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 10 8 victory over the St Louis Browns. At 20 with two pro seasons, Williams contends for AL rookie of the year and shares the league home run lead with 16 RBIs. The Yanks beat the White Sox 8 6 behind Lefty Gee as Lombardi Goodman and Frey miss time. Cincinnati won 8 4 over Philadelphia as Wally Berger homered twice and McCormick added one. Lombardi and Goodman sidelined by food poisoning.
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Johnstown Favored in 50,000 Preakness at Pimlico
United Press reports Baltimore May 10 that Johnstown, a dominant odds-on favorite, is likely to show for a 10 percent payout on win bets in the 50,000 added Preakness. Derby winner Ang and Gilded Knight form Whalley Farms’ entry, aiming to finish one-two as Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons trains them. Johnstown seeks a fourth straight win after Derby and Wood Memorial triumphs, with potential upset if Pimlico conditions favor a different rapper.
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Jim Slattery Seeks Ring Comeback in New York
Jimmy Slattery, once world light heavyweight champion, was granted a new fighter license by the New York State Athletic Commission. At 34, he plans a comeback after wins over Stribling and Delaney in 1924 and Rosenbloom in 1927. He weighed about 180 pounds and aims to reclaim a title.
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Greensburg Hires New High School Football Coach
Greensburg high school appoints Regis A. McKnight as head football coach after nine years at Curwensville high school. McKnight cited recurring knee problems as a factor in the decision. In baseball news, the St. Louis Cardinals seized sole runner up with a 13-1 win over Brooklyn as Curt Davis held the opposition to six hits. Don Gatteridge doubled twice and tripled to pace the 18-hit attack with Hack and Galan adding key singles. The Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 11-7, Kirby Higbee earning the win in relief. The Cubs join a three team tie for third place with the Dodgers and Bees.
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American Standings and Yesterday’s Results Card
New York defeated Chicago 8 to 6 while Boston beat St Louis 10 to 8. Today’s games feature New York at St Louis Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland and Washington at Detroit.
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Juniors Triumph In Inter-Glass Base Ball League Game
Juniors beat Sophomores 10 to 5 at Loveland Field in a late afternoon contest. Williams pitched for the Juniors and Cragg started for the Sophomores, with key hits from Borkosky Harvey and McCray. Final score 10-5. two-base hits by Borkosky McCray Harvey.
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Yesterday's hero Bill Klem marks 85 years in umpiring
National League umpire Bill Klem celebrated 85 years of calling games with the Reds Phillies matchup in Philadelphia. Baseball results show Kansas City 11 Milwaukee 3 and Chicago 11 New York 7 with Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 4 and St Louis 13 Brooklyn 1. Today's games: Pittsburgh at New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Feller to Pitch Indians in Washington Series Opener
Cleveland May 10 Bob Feller returns after yesterday's rainout to start for the Indians in the opening game of a 10 game series with the Washington Senators at League Park tonight. He seeks his fifth win of the season as Philadelphia waits in the standings.
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Unclear contest schedule and highway contract note
Tomorrow's contest will be the haat the tribe will play at home until Minny 24. A series in Chicago beginning today will be followed by the first swine around the east. The state highway department will not issue a contract which will allow Route 20 between Asbury Chagel and Fairview to be reopened by June 15 under county control Harvey M. Willis signs the agreement between the ostinty end state.
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