Indians Extend Winning Streak to Seven in Interleague Run
The Cleveland Indians routed the Detroit Tigers 6 to 4 for their seventh straight victory, moving to eight wins and two losses in the intra sectional series and securing fourth place. Willis Hudlin and Wesley Ferrell shined on the mound as the East dominates the Western clubs in a week of play.
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Play Started in British Open at Carnoustie despite rain
Carnoustie Scotland June 1911 play began for the British Open after heavy rain drenched greens on both courses. A 214-player field included 13 Americans, with Bobby Jones withdrawing leaving no defending champion. Leading pros in attendance included Horton Smith Johnny Farrell Gene Sarazen MacDonald Smith and others. three American amateurs were present but not considered contenders.
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Japanese motor vehicle use climbs rapidly in Far East
Across six years Japan saw a surge in motor vehicle use from 3 204 to about 90 000, accelerating faster than any other Far Eastern nation. The trend reflects broader growth in private transport and related industries.
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Huron Merchants Split Two Games With Yale
In a Decoration Day doubleheader at Yale the Huron Merchants won the first game 8 to 7 after a tense, late rally. The second game ended in a 12 to 8 Yale victory as both teams struggled with errors and erratic defense.
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Wichita Aviators Suffer Setback in Western Lead Shift
The Wichita Aviators lose the Western league top spot to the Pueblo Braves after a weekend where Pueblo won three of four against Des Moines. The Braves split a Sunday doubleheader 1-1 and 13-3, as Frank Tubbs limited Wichita to two runs in a 2-0 game for Oklahoma City. Denver’s late rally boosts them to sixth while Omaha drops to last. standings follow.
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Dundee Favored To Top Jeby In Madison Square Bout
In New York on June 1 Vines Dun dive of Baltimore faces Ben Jeby of New York in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Both have beaten Len Harvey during his tough American tour, Dundee favored by experience over the rising 20 year old Jeby. The Garden card also features Vincent Sared meeting Battling Jackie Purvis in the eight round.
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Jackrabbits and Bison Win Tennis Honors
In Brookings, South Dakota State and North Dakota State shared North Central conference tennis honors. Berta and William clinched doubles by defeating Hazen and James of North Dakota 4-6 6-4 6-3 in the final. State had held the title for three years. Dixon of North Dakota Aggies won the singles crown with a 2-6 6-2 victory.
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Demerey targets third local win vs Bandy in Huron card
Aberdeen boxer Dick Demerey is set to meet Battling Bandy of Huron in the main event on June 3 in Aberdeen. He plans a final home workout Tuesday before traveling to Huron for a light session to shake travel kinks. He respects Bandy but doubts he is tougher than Braun or Cotton, who have fallen to Demerey in prior Huron skirmishes. A large Aberdeen turnout is expected for Wednesday’s action in Huron and a public exhibition by Huron’s four feather slingers preceded the card.
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English Courtmen Grab Many Honors at Roland Garros
English players dominated the French hard court championships at Roland Garros with five divisions completed in Auteuil. Five nations shared honors with England winning two titles and South Africa one, while the United States France and Germany earned the remaining three. France salvaged only the men's singles title as Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnon were unavailable, with Jemouly defeating Christian Boussus in the final.
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Reds halt St Louis in doubleheader win on road
Yesterday's stars John Ogden led Cincinnati to its first St Louis win in a doubleheader, limiting the Redbirds to sever hits as Reds won 1-2. Bob Smith and Babe Ruth starred for Cubs and Yankees with shutouts and a homer respectively, while Eddie Morgan drove in two for Indiana in a Tigers game.
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Cissell stunning rebound lifts White Sox in big tilt
CHICAGO June 1 Bill Cissell ex cavalryman and $123000 investment by Charles A Comiskey sparks a strong White Sox run. Once a fielding and batting disappointment, Cissell now stars with clutch hits and key plays driving the club toward a pivotal season. Team schedule and league results highlight a busy week of local diamond action.
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Coyotes Hang Up N. D. Track Title
South Dakota swept the North Central conference meet at Grand Forks with 64 points, dethroning four-year holder North Dakota State College. Roy Pearson set mile and half mile marks, Wirth lowered the 440 record, and SD’s half mile relay added a new mark as four athletes tied for top individual honors.
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Yankton College Track Letter Winners Named
Fourteen members of the Yankton college track team who won the South Dakota Intercollegiate conference title this season are announced as letter winners by Coach Carl Young. Smokey Joe Mendel of Onida and John Batcheller of Yankton earn their awards for the fourth time, with Mendel captain and Batcheller holding the conference high hurdle mark. Others receiving their third letters include Allen of Pierre and Yankton’s end-of, plus members of the relay squads from the 1998 and 1832 seasons received their second letters.
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Wins Speed Grind at Indianapolis Memorial Day race
Louis Schneider, former Indianapolis motorcycle policeman, won first in the 0 mile Memorial Day speed classic in Indianapolis Saturday. Billy Arnold, 1930 winner, led at 400 miles but crashed when his machine hit another car and overturned. Participants in the spill off escaped death. Conditions prevented record breaking, with an average speed of 96.629 mph.
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Association Clubs Waging Dog Fight Stirs Central Baseball Race
Chicago reports a tight season as leaders shift among St Paul Columbus Louisville Milwaukee with frequent changes. St Paul edged Minneapolis briefly before Milwaukee’s Charley High sparked a 8 run night, scoring seven via homer triple and single. Columbus won one of two from Toledo while Louisville split with Indianapolis in a doubleheader.
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Brame Winner in Indianapolis Race Challenged
Harry Hartz of Los Angeles protests the records of the Indianapolis 500 where Louis Schneider led Fred Frame to the finish. Rechecks planned as Meyer and Schafer also contest placements and a rain interruption pit pass. Schneider to receive about 29,250. Frame around 12,050.
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Red) Schafer
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