Fray in Tellamural Sports Opens at Senior High
Climaxing the Tellamural program at Senior High, events span baseball, golf, tennis, horseshoes, ping pong, and track with a point system totaling 81. Notable moments include W F McFadden challenging Paull Bond in a golf baseball match and the Cleveland Indians unveiling a speed meter to measure pitched ball velocity for major league readiness.
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Hic
Schoo
Frdiy
Corry Ath
Titusvide
Rockets
Beavers
Open National Open golf qualifiers loom in Western PA fields
Eleven pros and two amateurs from western Pennsylvania earned spots in the 49th National Open at Philadelphia. Notables Luther Shoemaker Melvin Lyons led by Francis with 72 par rounds at Fox Chapel, while others posted strong 71s and 77s. Notables Hagen Evans Sirgent McLeodMontague miss Open, Birmingham qualifiers battle rain delays for final spots.
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Ted Luther
Dick Shoemaker
Barrett Melviy
Toby Lyons
Dick Shoemaker Charlers Heights
Barrett Melvin
Oakmont
Ester Pennsylvania
Jocal Golf
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Corry
Titusville
Franklin
Cambridge Springs
Worth East
Fox Chapel
Yester
Wiliam Francis
Holidlaysburg
Tristate
Francis
Sam Parka
Parks
Shoemaker
Melvin
Russell Sherba
Toby Connor
Clearfield
Luther
Charles Manning
Perry DelVecchio
Greensburg
Rader
Walter Hagen
Chick Evans, Jr
George Sirgent
Freddie McLeod
John Montague
Hollywood
Wesley Ramey Beats Emil Joseph In Pittsburgh Bout
Wesley Ramey of Grand Rapids Michigan outpointed Emil Joseph of Pittsburgh in a ten round main event at Hickey Park. The decision was unanimous based on Ramey’s aggression and ability to disrupt Joseph’s range as both fighters frequently missed.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Emil Joseph
Hickey Park
Ramey
Joseph
Yates and Chapman advance in British Amateur golfers
In Hoylake England on May 23 Charlie Yates of Atlanta and Dick Chapman of Greenwich Conn moved to the third round of the British amateur championship. Yates defeated Dorakl Cameron 2 and 1 while Chapman beat M W Budd 5 3. The American pair will meet tomorrow in the tournament’s first all America match as J S Morrison previously eliminated Edward J Phillips 1 up.
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United Press
M. W. Budd
F. Morrison
Edward J. Phillips
Philadelphia
Bilsworth Vines
Bill Hall, Jr
Syracuse
Yates
Bruce Thompson
Cameron
Charlie
Mary Piddian
J. W. Chance
National Standings and Results Snapshot
Summary of standings across leagues with teams like St Louis Chicago Boston and Philadelphia. Includes yesterday results Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Philadelphia and St Louis among others and today’s games featuring Cleveland New York Detroit Boston St Louis Chicago Washington.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Broolyn
St. Luis
Tony Joy Fails to Qualify at National Open Trials
Tony Joy of Youngstown failed to qualify for the National Open in Ohio yesterday. Joy shot a 33 76 159, nine strokes above the last qualifying place, as Jack Thompson and others led with scores of 146 to 160 from the Ohio qualifiers.
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Tony Joy
Youngstown
Corry
Ohio
Joy
Jack Thompson
al Espinosa
Akron
John Malutic
Carmen Bill
Shaw
Bill Burke
Cleveland
Baseball scores from leagues with rain delays noted
In the International League Toronto defeated Rochester 5 to 0 while Syracuse beat Baltimore 12 to 5 and Newark beat Jersey City 4. The Brifhio Montreal game was rained out. In the American Association Minneapolis topped St Paul 10 to 5 and Louisville shut out Indianapolis 5 to 0.
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Toronto
Rochester
Syracuse
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Brifhio
Montreal
American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Giants Beat Pirates 9 to 2 in lineup shakeup
The Giants defeated the Pirates 9 to 2 as Hartnett shuffled the lineup with McCartney at first and O'Dea behind the plate, Schumacher superb on the mound for six hits allowed. Reds beat Dodgers 6 2 to stay on Cardinals’ heels. Cardinals beat Phillies 2 1 as Medwick and Mize drove the late rally. Browns beat A’s 6 3 snapping streaks. Yankees halted Cleveland’s surge with rain saving a 1 0 win.
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Zeke Bontra
Hank Danning
Eame
Pittsburgh
Johnny McCarthy
Boniva
Jimmy O'Dea
Danning
Hal Schumacher
Schumacher
Bill McKechnie
Lonnie Frey
Redy
Epale Lombardia
Cardinals
Phillies
Medwick
Mize
Rooke Mort Cooper
Curt Davis
Casey Stehgel
Bees
Irally
Boston
Ickei
Cubs
Lou Fette
Dick Etrickson
Bill Lee
Blendherite
Steve Mesner
Mel Magzera
Harland
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Kennedy
Browns
Yankees
Cleveland
Mel Harder
Monte Pearson
John Henry Lewis Denied License in New York Return
John Henry Lewis, refused permission to fight in England over defective eyesight, returned aboard the Queen Mary yesterday. The veteran light heavyweight blamed agitation from the United States and argued no boxer has perfect sight, expressing confidence in his ability to fight. He cited plans that he would have faced Len Harvey, the British light heavyweight champion, in London.
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New York
John Herry Lewis
England
Bard
United States
Mice
Lewis Wis To Hays
Len Harvey
London
Hypnotist Among Favorites in Derby Field
At Epsom Downs Derby eve hypnostist, one of two American-owned contenders, gains support as bookmakers report strong betting. Blue Peter, trained by Lord Rosebery, remains a nominal favorite at 75-20 while Hypnotist at 17-2 attracts much market action ahead of tomorrow's mile and a half classic.
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United Press
Epsom Downs
Ing
William Worward
New York
Lord Rosebery
Newmarket
Court of Appeals clears ball club in foul ball injury case
Cincinnati May 24 Special to The Court of Appeals set aside today a $1000 judgment awarded Miss Margaret Ivory against the Cincinnati Baseball Club. The court ruled the club does not insure spectator safety at a game and therefore was not liable for the injury from a foul ball.
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Cincinnati
Court of Appeals
Margaret Ivory
Cincinnati Baseball Club
House fights over game code changes and pay cuts
A Pennsylvania Senate substitute for the de Haines-Achferman measure faces House resistance as supporters push to cut the game commission executive secretary salary from 10 000 to 7 500 and remove eight commissioners, while keeping or altering open seasons for antlerless deer. The Crowe bill tests districting of commissioners and shifts executive power, with a lone Senate amendment proposing a 1 fee for special doe permits and exemptions for property owners. The House calendar shows ongoing maneuvering as lobby groups mobilize.
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Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen
Senate
Ferman
House
Wilbert D. Imbrle
R. Butler
Seth Gordon
State Game Commission
Commission
Jeriess
Federation
Achterman
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W. F. McFadden
McFadden
Paull Bond
Bond
Cleveland Indians
Serosa
Swantek
Sherman
Walt Swanter
Walt
Seation
Gabriel
Francis and Nuttall
Hurst
Seutl
Park
Rothe
Morse
Buren
Carly
N, Davis
R, Davis
Ed Lathe
Churchill Vailey
Lyons
Senate Ce
Hollidaysburg
John Seymour
Grosse Pointe
Seymour
Victor
Chapman
Ellsworth Vines
Blondie
Giants
Pirates
Reds
Cards
George Kirkley
Gabby Hartnett
Sendon
Bill Terry
Hartnett
Shanley Huck
Terry
John Henry Lewis
Chic Young
Ene
Oune
Jimmy Snyder
Derby
Ball Club
Dial
Model Dairy Co
Bill
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