Owens Reaches Record Pace In Big Ten Meet
Jease Owens of Ohio State lowered Ralph Metcalfe's national 220 yard mark by one tenth of a second during the Big Ten meet in Columbus. Owens also won the 100 yard dash, 220 yard low hurdles, and the tumbling broad jump as Indiana won the meet. Don Lash set a new conference mile record in 4 minutes 10.8 seconds and lowered the two mile record to 9 19.9. Other highlights include Carman Hill debuting in the International League with Rochester and Byron Nelson capturing the Metropolitan Open title at Ridgewood with 283. Son, not.
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Sherman Penn-Drakes Win and Union City Loss in Weekend Baseball
Sherman Merchants beat South Dayton 8-2 as Charley Blowers pitched seven innings and Corry players featured in the win. Titusville Penn Drakes defeated Finnell 4-2 and Greensburg’s Walworths 2-1 with Ed Conley collecting three hits. Union City split weekend games, losing to Albion 3-1 and beating Erie Fourth Ward 3-3. Team rosters include Debury, Landers, Blowers, Cobbett, Baressi, Cassell, Crandall, Sprovers, Popovitch, and Conley.
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Twenty-Five Qualified to Enter Memorial Day Race
Twenty-five drivers qualified to enter the Memorial Day speedway race as trial tests were held in Indianapolis amid light rains. Saturday’s qualifiers included Chet Gardner of Long Beach and Billy Winn of Detroit among others, with speeds ranging from about 109 to 119 mph on the 25 mile run. The field for the 500 mile race is narrowed to a limited percentage for the marquee event.
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Yesterday's Scores from American Sports Roundup
New York defeated Philadelphia 25 to 2 while Cleveland beat Detroit 7 to 0 in a compact recap of yesterday's games.
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Room 6 Edges Room 1 Club 12-6 in Baseball
Teague's Room 6 improved to undefeated Saturday, defeating Room 1 Shop 12 to 6. Loveland and Lindsey pitched for the winners, holding Room 1 to five safeties as Lindstrom Swanson and Dubrosky provided most of the offense.
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Chicago and Washington Highlight Day Sports Scores
Chicago 7 St. Louis 5 and Washington 12 Boston 12 lead a slate of scores across major teams. Cincinnati 12 Pittsburgh 1 Brooklyn 11 Boston 2 New York 13 Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 7 Chicago 1 appears on today’s games with no further schedule details. Great Serpent Mound in Adams County Ohio extends about 14 430 feet and spans 15 to 20 feet wide and length of roughly four feet bib.
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Yanks Second Baseman Proves He's Still Good
Tony Lazzeri, aging Yankee star, belted three homers and a triple driving in 11 runs to set two American League records. Joe Crosetti and Joe DiMaggio also homered as New York smashed Philadelphia 25 to 2. Other teams posted high-scoring games across the league while the Reds, Cubs, Pirates and Dodgers won. The overall day featured prolific hitting and rampant offense.
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Joy to debut in first pro tourney at Meadville
Tony Joy, Gerry's young professional, is set to play in the season's opening pro tournament at Meadville today. Joy topped last season's money list in the district and, with the large field in good condition, the local course hosted a strong showing as preparations for a possible Saturday memorial day event continue.
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American advances to second round at British amateur golf meet
Richard Chapman of Greenwich Connecticut moved into the second round at St Andrews Scotland with a one up victory over Kenneth Greig of Scotland. Chapman, who reached the 57th round last year, next faces Cyril Jolley after Jolley defeated T Donnie Boardman three and one at the Myopia Hunt Club Hamilton class. Chapman posted a 77 on a tough par layout while Greig carded 80.
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Plan Young Ball Squad Forming In City
Local baseball leaders seek to form a strong team of players under 20. Ike Patton shows heavy interest and is expected to call a meeting this week to advance plans for organizing the club.
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Kane to Build Baseball Park at Glenwood Park
Kane residents form the Kane Base Ball Association to develop a new full size baseball diamond east of the lower end of Hacker street within Glenwood park. Park trustees and Chief Burgess Feit pledge cooperation, with Walter Ross as president and Glen Long as secretary treasurer guiding soon-to-be-drafted contract with park commissioners.
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Franklin High Golfer Retains Championship at State Meet
Franklin High student Garrett Melvin became the first schoolboy to retain the state scholastic golf title, shooting 144 for 16 holes to win by seven over Jeff Nonnenberg. Joen Harper led Franklin teammates with 159, finishing eighth as Keaveny (Sharon) took fifth. Strong Vincent broke the state relay record with a 3 28.2 mile relay in Class A, as McCarthy Harkins Hutchings Calista earned Vincent sixth with 9 points and Altoona led with 24.5.
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Yesterday's Hero Tony Lazzeri Powers Yankees Rally
Tony Lazzeri of the New York Yankees hit his sixth homer in two days and drove in 14 runs as the Yankees defeated the Athletics yesterday.
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