Sailors rout Jamestown nine in four frames
SRR Jocko Munch sent fourteen men into the game as his Sailors pummeled Jamestown in a four inning affair. Art Stokes held the visitors to four innings for the win with strong pitching while Munch showed promise for the team’s future. The tale also touches on Ira Hall’s return to Indianapolis speedway racing and various local sports notes including concerns about sportsmanship and upcoming events.
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Srr
Jocko
Munch
Ene
Jamestown Oirntes
Watch
Moske
Crane
Teun
Jamestown
Toe
Suilors
Mink mi
Art Stokes
Bitnhess
Baseball leagues may form in Texas circuit this year
Texm shows interest in forming a baseball circuit. M. Hengst and CG M. Hengst invite leagues to apply while Clymer seeks entry for players over eighteen with a team managed by den Baressi. Weather dampens plans yet organizers push to start season. Youngsters under eighteen urged to speak to Hengst as Sunday schools coordinate efforts. The Gunga Wack and Aelu Phalanx will meet in Oll City for district Phalanx honors this year.
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Texm
M. G
CG M. Hengst
Clymer
den Baressi
Mushpall Texgie
Conty
Gunga Wack
Aelu
Local racing and tournament results across several towns
A fragmented report covers a marbles tournament with names like Constantino and Burrows in North East, plus sports results from New Haven and Boston. It notes winners, runners up, and participants such as G Nichol, Horn, Vignal, and Henry Lewis, with scattered mentions of races, riders, and a feature event won by Dye with a close finish as the piece highlights ongoing state sports and tournament activity.
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New Haven
Conn
al Gainer
George Nichol
Button
Charles ‘Tractor’ Horn
New York
Bud Tracey
Boston
Joe Vignal
Waterbury
George Risen
Bridgeport
Solidoe Dittak
Chicago
Jdoow Disk Carters
New
Ons
San Francisco
Joan Henry Lewis
Arizona
Tom Watrick
Los Angeles
Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Today Games
Yesterday's results show American Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 0 and National Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 4. International Montreal 3 Albany 2 in 12 innings with Newark 7 Toronto 4. Today's schedule lists American Detroit at New York St Louis at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis.
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American Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
National
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
W. le Pet
Washington
Wetmore Wins Marble Honors at Washington School
Loung Weunurs of Lue Wasmng ton school captured first in the Washington school marble contest. In a field of thirty two, he won 6th games in preliminaries and defeated Sut ton 76 in the third round to take first. Sutton took second, Williams third, and Damon fourth as Wetmore prepares for the district meet. The Harding Tournament was postponed again due to rain.
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Loung Weunurs
Lue Wasmngton
Washington School
Sutton
Williams
Damon
Wetmore
Gerry
Harding
Wrestling Results From New York Event
Notable matchups featured teams and fighters including Joé Savolin from Michigan, Sam Stein from Newark, Jeary Monahan of Boston, Sid West Fich from Hungary, Doug Wycatt of New York, Leni Macaluso of Hamilton Kentucky, Steve Buocky from Poland, Paul Berensbach of New York, Faul Blasky from New York, and Jim Munile Jen from Illinois in a chaotic card culminating with multiple throws and disjointed pairings across locations. The report lists a mix of European and American fighters with unclear outcomes and mismatched affiliations.
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New York
Egg Strangler Lewis
California
Joé Savolin
Michigin
Sam Stein
Newark
Jeary Monahan
Boston
Sid West- Fich
Hungary
Doug Wycatt
Leni Macaluso
Hamilton
Steve Buocky
Poland
Paul Berensbach
Faul Blasky
Jim Munile Jen
Tilinois
Relph Wilson
Palladelphia
Yankees Face Stiffer West as Rout Lags in May
New Yorks Yankees linger half a game from first and near fourth as the season’s third series opens with four Western invaders at home. A cooling offense and pitching dips have him rebounding, while Cleveland Washington Chicago Detroit and Boston press the pace. Johnny Allen returns and is set to start a three game set with Detroit as the league lead remains unsettled.
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New York
New Yorke Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Joe McCarthy
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Babe
Atu
Letty Gomez
van Atta
George Pipgras
McCarthy
Red Sox
Johnny Allen
Sitape
Wheeling
W. Va
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Eleven Schools Enter District Track Meet
Br ie f report from May 1 notes that seven schools will compete in the Section 10 scholastic track and field championship at the Stadium on Saturday. W. Dimoker, Section 10 representative, confirms no more entries after the May 15 deadline. P. A. Jones of Sharon, chairman, agrees.
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BRIE
Man- Hay
W. Dimoker
Tie i
Hire—Academy
Vincent,Teck
Wast
Sharon
Roky Grave
Meadville
Youngstown
Waren
Prantelin
Bdlisboro
Greenville
Grove City
Union City
Youngeville
Warren
Franklin
Bdljaboro
Dimorler
P. A. Tones
Dimorier
Sports Parade Highlights and Notes From May Day 16
United Press reports mixed sports notes from May 16. Freshman crews look to Berlin 1986 Olympic tasks while high school expulsions target spying and boater safety. College track results mention Wycoff’s 9.5 sprint and Rothes shot put world-record claim amid weight concerns. Polo and indoor baseball tales surface, with Boulder City Beer League teams and an upcoming Intercollegiate Polo Championship tease. The Canadian Davis Cup team heads toward the North American zone final.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Berlin
Lynn
Mass
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Tigers
Frank Wyioft
Santa Barbara
Don Plumb
Pomona College
Vjimmy Lavalle
Bil Thoms
Ventura
J. C
Cowboy
Joe Rothes
Occidental
Herman Brix
Princeton
Yale
Westchester Country Clu
Boulder City
Boulder City Beer League
Pencil Pushers
Truck Nurses
Hash Slingers
Lutesmen
T. S
Cunningham Credits Diet for Track Fame
Glenn Cunningham, famed University of Kansas distance runner, credits a strict diet as a key to his success. He follows simple meals and avoids alcohol, while maintaining rigorous workouts and gym work to fund travels for meets. Cunningham balances academics and athletics, missing only by four points for a university honor.
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Tom Mariner
United Press
Wansas City
Glenn Cunningham
University of Sansaé
Plamer
Jong
Gymnasim
Cunningham
Jalong Om
University
Honop
Canzoneri May Battle Winner in Pittsburgh
Tony Canzoneri has been offered 20000 to fight the winner of the lightweight elimination bouts at North Side arena. Lou Raymond, promoter, telegraphed the offer to Sammy Goldman and hopes to bring Canzoneri to Pittsburgh in July. Eliminations feature Wesley Ramey versus Haney Dublin and Tracy Cox versus Tony Herrera leading to a third bout with Canzoneri.
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Med Posse
Pittsburgh
Tony
Canzoneri
Wnner
Matemmuler
Lou Raymond
North Side Arena
Raymond
J Sammy Goldman
Cansoneri
Wesley Ramey
Haney Dublinary
Tracy Cox
Tony Herrera
Vn A
Tennis and cup talk mix with baseball lore of Ruth and Stripp
Report mixes match results from New York Boston and Brooklyn players like Pickles Heintz and Gene Grandi with remarks on Davis Cup glory, the 600000 dollar weekend, and notes on Otto Milter and Babe Ruth era tales. It blends sports results with nostalgic anecdotes about stadiums and local figures.
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New York
Charley Messara
Pittsburgh
Pickles
Heintz
Boston
Lou Poster
Pottstown
Kindie Mador
Gene Grandi
Brooklyn
Geo. Cherubini
Stockton
Pred Weary
Jepnetie Jackson
Los Angeles
Marcel Rathville
Jack Wright
Guibert Nomis
Wright
France
Rolani-Barros Stadium
Otto Milter
Dodger
St. Mary's
Babe Ruth
Jae Stripp
Haeeman
Local golfers miss National Open at Oakmont in qualifier
New York May 16 report notes 98 professionals and 18 amateurs failed to qualify for the National Open after 36 holes at Oakmont Pittsburgh. Luther Guither posted 161 and Joy 162, with Grorke Orcutt and others left in the pack as heavy rains degraded course conditions and low scores dominated the field.
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Oakmont Course
Ted Guither
Valley Heights
Pittsiungh
Tomy Joy
Coy Country Atu
Oakmont
Pitty
Guther
Tony Joy
Luther
Grorke Orcutt
Corry Country Club
New York
Hiats
Chicago
Los Angeles
Chick Ryans
Gene Homans
Bobby Jones
Jodie Hutchison
Gus Moreland
Joe Tumpsa
al Watrous
Tony Manero
Pittsburgh
Oakmont Club
Sam Packs
Summit Hotel
Uniontown
Peter O'Hara
Westmoreland Country
Greensburg
Emil Loeffier
Oakmont Country Club
Harry DelVecchio
Ohariie Manning
Shannopin Country Club
al Alcroff
Youngstown
Enox Young
Highland Country Club
Winnteur
Yesterday's Heroes by United Press
Freddie Lindsteer starred as the Pirates built a big second inning with loaded passes and teammates chipping in.
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United Press
Freddie Lindsteer
Pirates
Pases
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