Keech Wins Indianapolis Sweepstakes With 600 Mile Victory
RAY KEECH WINS SWEEPSTAKES AT INDIANAPOLIS. Keech captures the Indianapolis 600, averaging 97.985 mph to win $20,000 plus lap prizes and related awards near $40,000 total. Louis Meyer and Jimmy Gleason follow as top finishers. The win echoes Keech’s 1928 record pace at Dayton Beach and cements his place among early 200 mph drivers.
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United States Doubles Team Edges Cuba in Open Tuneup
US net stars need one more victory to advance in inter-zone train for the Davis Cup. Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn beat Cuban pair Richard Morales and Sovan Gomann in straight sets. Hennessey also won his singles match as the United States opened with a pair of singles victories.
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High School Track Stars in Big Meet
About 850 high school athletes from 30 states gathered in Chicago for the national interscholastic track and field meet sponsored by A A Slage of the University of Chicago. The event drew a large crowd and expectations ran high for new records, with past meets producing several interscholastic marks.
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Pyles Runners Move Into Arizona Today
Pyle transcontinental race resumes with a 38 mile trek to Duncan Arizona. Desert conditions challenge the field as Herbert Lederman, age 55, wins a leg from Deming in 8:27:80 and climbs to eighth place. Competitors include Pete Gavuzzi John Salo Giusto Umeki and Harry Bramowits with results across the field.
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Leland Stanford Favored to Win at Life 83rd Championships
Philadelphia May 1 Nenely four unnamed athletes from 32 American colleges arrived for the Life Insurance 83rd annual AAU track and field championships at Branklin Hill. The event marked the close of the 1929 outdoor cinder season with Leland Stanford University touted as the heavy favorite.
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Merle Drake Wins Holiday Golf Tourney
Merle Beale wins the Naridlemp tourney at the Corry Caviniry Club yesterday with 4 gross under 9.98 and net 73. Stewart and Van Tassel tied for first, with a playoff planned. A seamen golders tournament followed, with word of new weekly events and handicap updates.
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Grimes Keeps Buccaneers In First Place
Burleigh Grimes pitched for the Pirates and helped them maintain the National League lead with a doubleheader win. Giants beat the Cubs at the Polo Grounds as Terry’s ninth inning hit clinched the game while New York’s 19 hits powered the victory. Rangers, Braves, and Athletics also posted wins as pennant races heat up across the league.
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Lake Youngsville High Hosts Ene County League Meet
Coach McCall of High School aims to take 25 candidates to Youngsville tomorrow for the Ene County League event. The squad travels to compete against Youngsville High in a hotel venue setup for the meet.
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Pirates edge Cubs as relief work shines in tense NL tilt
In a tight National League contest the Pirates defeated the Cubs by late relief pitching. Wilf Ty contributed key hits while Kremer’s trouble in the morning game limited his impact. The bullpen trio of Titer and Brewig stabilized the finale, with Swetomie credited for the win.
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