Pepper Martin Leads Cardinals in Sensational Dash to Runner-up Berth
Pepper Martin powered the St Louis Cardinals with a blazing dash to a runner-up berth as the Easterbrands and Merchants clashed in a rain-scarred doubleheader. Lehner beat Group on the mound in the opener while Abel’s homer fueled the Easterbrands’ early lead. the second game was halted by rain after the Easterbrands had the advantage.
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Louie Meyer First Among Two Time Indy Winners
Henry McLemore reports from Indianapolis that Louie Meyer tied for two time Indy 500 winner with a record 4:48:00.55 for 200 laps at 104.162 mph. Meyer earned 12750 dollars as winner. The race claimed three lives including Billman and Spangler with Jordan. Wilbur Shaw, Duray, Gardner, Moore, and Stubblefield completed top five.
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Force Duray
Mallory
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Stubby Stubblefield
Vnal
Merchants Lose Tough One in Auto Racing Notes
Today in sport a roundup of local and regional sports results features Verne Group’s near no-hit effort against the Easterbrands and a string of notes on players such as Ray Piscimi, Frankie Lapp, Lefty Grove, Lefty Gomez, and Wesley Borrell. It covers baseball, boxing, track, canoeing, wrestling, and changes in schedules, with mentions of Jamestown teams, the Homestead Grays, and Goodyear Regals, along with city sports figures and forthcoming events.
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Merchants
Barney
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Banny
Homestead Grays
Pittaburel Crayioris
Jamestown Spiders
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Akron
Celoron Park
Emerson Barnlett
Cory Boy
DuBois
Jimmy McLarnin
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Franf Gerey
New Castle
Brie
Keystone AC
Vincene Pemeniy
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Secomd
Lefty Grove
Lefty Gomez
Wesley Borrell
Chicago
Clint Brown
Tindlin
Jamestown Mooses
Shermisr
Joe Lewislawn
House of Day
Seconds Defeated By Merchant Seconds At Wrightaville
The Merchant Seconds defeated Seconds at Wrightaville yesterday. The team has been asked to repost an athletic field practice Tuesday.
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Memorial Day speed races claim one life in Jennerstown
At Jennerstown Pennsylvania Memorial Day races one man died from a crushed chest and three were injured after a crash in the main 100 mile event won by Roy Jones and Johnstown driver Dean. Ebensburg drivers Frank Kelly and Roy Jones were the winners in steady conditions as other events saw winners Wilbur Green and Winnie Walker. A separate race at Sharon Ohio saw Carl Banfart leading until rain halted the program with Jack Russell finishing second and Whitey Plickinger third.
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Ehensburg
Roy Jones
Johnstown
Somerset
Td Dean
Frank Kelly
Ebensburg
Altoona
Alfred Snyder
Trafford City
Earl Tunason
Tarentum
Wilbur Green
Bim Grove
W. Va
Mike Selbar
Latrobe
Alfred ‘Snyder
Solvar
Winnie Walker
Jones
Sharon
Carl Banfart
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Russell
Greenville
Whitey Plickinger
Lesing
Bangart
Larry Evans
Stewbenviller
Yesterday's Scores Mix of Major League Baseball Matches
Scores across cities include Philadelphia 7 Boston 2 Detroit 8 1 St Louis 6 5 Chicago 7 6 Cleveland 2 15 New York 3 Washington National Pittsburgh 2 2 Chicago 1 6 Philadelphia 2 Boston 1 New York 21 Brooklyn 13 St Louis Cincinnati 4 2 Jersey City 5 Newark 4 Toronto H Rochester Buffalo 6 Montreal 0 7 Baltimore Albany rainy Today New York at Washington only games scheduled Chicago at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at New York Boston at Philadelphia
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St Louis Climb To Within Half Game Of Pirates
The Cardinals powered by Pepper Martin and Gabby Street's Red Birds won 11 of 12 to pull within a half game of NL leaders Pittsburgh. Martin at third and Frisch at second fueled a strong attack as St Louis swept most extended tests, with key wins over Cincinnati and a split in the New York-Brooklyn-Chicago battles shaping the pennant race.
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Red Birds
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Frankie Frisch
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Don Hurst
Phils
Cininnati
Carleton
Carls
Morrisey
Reds
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Chicago
Pirates
Paull Waner
Brooklyn
Giants
Bill Terry
Byrne James
Tony Cucdinella
Tony
Dodgers
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Washington
Lou Gehrig
Joe Gronin
Philslelphia
Ram
George Pipgras
Cubs Coach In Fight For Fame Faces Poisoning Belief
P1ittsburgh May 11 John Schulte coach for the Chicago Cubs was reported recovering in a hospital today from probable poisoning after being struck. He was moved to a hospital by a physician and expected to leave Pittsburgh tonight. New Orleans May 31 Eddie Flynn Olympic welterweight champion says amateur boxing is hard and demands education and discipline rather than easy money. Flynn, recuperating in a New Orleans hospital from an ailment, defends the amateur game and contrasts it with professional boxing.
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Korres
Shields Loses In French Tennis Tourney
Shields of New York is eliminated from the men’s singles 3l8 championship at a French tennis tournament, losing to Chris Jan Boussus, the French Davis Cup star, with scores 6 3 2 and 2 8. Wrestling results from New York list several bouts with multiple throw outcomes and a draw between Sid West-Ip le and George Manich.
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Jak McArthur
California
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Ollahams
Doug Wycott
Atlanta
Sol Singol
Germany
Steve Znosky
Polini
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Sweden
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Sid West- Iple
New Yorks
Hyperion Wins Derby At Epsom Downs In Front Of Royal Crowd
Lord Derby's Hyperion won the Derby at Epsom Downs before about 300000 spectators including the king and queen. King Sainsbury placed second, Statesman ridden by Victor Emanuel finished third, with Scarlet Tiger fourth. The race covered about a mile and a half on a demanding course. weather was warm with intermittent cloud. Hyperion, sired by Gainsborough out of Selene, proved superior and won by four lengths in a smooth, easy canter.
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Geneva winner nets 100000 in tri state meet prize
Geneva College hosted its Memorial Day track and field meet in Geneva Pa and won easily led by Howard Spencer the high scorer with 20 points a conference record in the 220 yard low hurdles plus the only conference record. Waynesburg College finished second Grove City 95 Westminster 4 and Thiel V8.
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Two Tie For Lead In Jkinkers Tournament At Conty Gountry Club
Two players Mijon Brown and Harry W Parker tied for first in the jkinkers tournament held at Conty Gountry Club amid light turnout. The article notes efforts to revive interest in club events and mentions a baseball recap including Sox beating Athletics 3-0 in the 12th and Browns conceding, plus Tigers opening rally and White Sox split doubleheader with Indians.
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Dodgers slugger Tony CascinCleto two homers in two games
Tony CascinCleto of the Dodgers hit two home runs across two games with the second homer producing two tallies for a victory. Lefty Grove of the Athletics pitched in relief in two games earning a win. Paul Waner of the Pirates belted a homer in the eighth inning to win. Bill Terry and Byrne James of the Giants also homered.
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