Senators Climb Near Top In Expense League Leaders Derby Week
Western AL clubs rally to help Washington Senators as they win four straight, beat Athletics in a 12 inning marathon, and push Yankees with strong rookies Van Atta and Brennan. Braves surge, Cubs fade redress. Giants toppled. Dodgers win. Rogers Hornsby sparks St. Louis in doubleheader.
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Senators
Churchill Downs
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Associated Press
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
New York
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Jets Grove
Ted
A’s
Rube Walc Bers
Grove
Joe Kuhel
Bob Boeken
Gacker
Grave
Hutters
Russell van Atta
Dor Brennan
Boston Red Sox
Lou Gehrig
Tony Lazzert
Babe Ruth
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Paul Gregory
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Bill
Browns
Gerald Walker
Johnny Stone
Detroit
Boston Braves
Ieague
New York Giants
Ed Fallerstein
Wally Berger
Braves
Giants
Fallenstein
Carl Hubbel
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philes
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
AEE
Boston
Kline
McLaughlin
Meola
Shea
van Atta
Dickey
iNew York
Wee
Weiland
Ews
Ank Gooch
Brennan
Philadelphia
Biz
Walberg
McAfea
Cocharane
Crowder
Sawell
Cleveland
Gregory
Grube
Brown
Sper
St. Louis
Hiv Sorrell
Nekols
Old Time Diamond Stars To Cavort For Phillies Celebration
Philadelphia May Day event features old time players in a five inning exhibition before the Phillies face the Pirates. Sole survivor George Ed Andrews, 76, flew from Florida to attend. Legendary figures include Harry Caveleskie on the mound and Charley Dooin catching, with Titus, Thomas, Bransfield, Walsh, Doolan, Lobert among others in the lineup.
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Philadelphia
Diamand Stars
Yesteryear
Phillies
A. Bala
Brown
Tlyhe
George Ed Andrews
Florida
Providence
A. L
Sngle
Grover Cleveland Alexander Hu
Harry
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ara “Silent John” Titus
Roy Thomas
New Yorke
Jick Coleman
Nitcher
E.C
Ringo
Farmar
Jeter
Geraldine Perear
Sncratic Fame
Hoe Run Race Ade Associated Press Nations League
Early edition sports column notes performance by Berger with the Braves and Bottomley in later action. Mentions Gehrig and Ruth of the Yankees in a brief game recap.
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Associated Press Nations
Berger
Braves
Bottomley
American Gehrig
Yankees
Ruth
De Smet Conquers Dust Storm And Strong Field To Win County Meet
De Smet high school captured the county track and field meet with 41 1/2 points in a dust storm at Iroquois. Bancroft, Iroquois, Lake Preston, Erwin, and Oldham followed with close scores as De Smet claimed six firsts to Bancroft’s five, aided by strong wind assisted throws and hurdles.
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de Smet
Iroquois
Kingsbury County
de Smet High School
Bancroft
Lake Preston
Erwin
Oldham
Chandler
Jencks
Engel
Odegaard
Hanck
Weakter
Gilbertson
Debt Lake Brewton
Thill
Dugdale
Bates
Dahl
Olda
Brandrup
Girst
O'Hara
Sera
Vug
jusa—Davis
Hegland
Richardson
Lamet
Val~der
Bies
Lake
Preston
Valder
Theophilus
Starfield
Fuersteneuy
Bancrofs
de. Smet
Fier
Nelson
Troquois
Scores Update From Yesterday Across Cities
Yesterday's scores show Toledo 15, St. Louisville 7, Kansas City 9, Columbus 9, Minneapolis 7, Indianapolis 7. Games at Milwaukee were postponed due to weather and rein.
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Toledo
St. Louiaville
Kansas
CIA
Columbus
Ty Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Leading Oarsmen To Compete In Regatta
The Blackwell cup regatta brings Columbia Pennsylvania and Yale to Derby Conn for a Saturday race. Columbia has previously raced this season, losing to Navy's varsity by a length and a quarter last week.
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New. York
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Yale
Conn
Reagan
Navy
Derby Week Opens as Churchill Downs Gears Up
Louisville began derby week with Churchill Downs hosting the $50 000 added classic. Crowds from Louisville and beyond prepare for the 59th renewal around 5 pm CST next Saturday. Entrants include Head Play Ladysman Charley Broker's Tip Strideaway and Mr Khayyam with eastern contenders seen as strongest.
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Louisville
Old Kentucky
Churchill
Downs
Charley
Strideaway
Spirson
Broker's Tis
Captain Red
Trace Call
Mr! Khayyam
Sarada
Kerry Patch
Télender
Dark Wir'sr
Pomponious
Charley A. Sarada
Mr. Khayyam
Havrer Dz Grace
Hurling Slows Toledo As Streak Stumbles In League
Toledo Mud Hens struggle for consistency as pitching and defense lag behind their hitting. Detore fills in behind the plate due to injuries and drives in four runs with a homer a double and a single. Trosky drives in five with a homer and a single as St Paul tops Toledo 8 1. Other games feature Kansas City Louisville a 7 slugfest while Minneapolis gains on top with a 2 1 win over Columbus in a pitcher duel. Indianapolis Edmonton? No, Indianapolis beats Kansas City 14 2 and Mary posts a 7 to 0 victory over Louisville as rain posts the finale.
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William Weekes
Associated’ Press
Chicago
Toledo
Amnerican Association
Thay
St. Paul
George Detore
Arti Hel Trosky
Detore
Trosky
Thorutom Lee
Roxie Lawson
Ralph Winegarner
Saints
Benny Paschal
Clyde Beck
Kansas City
Louisville
Beto
Raitt
Van's Barbers Annex Diamondball Contest Summary
Van's Barbers Annex hosted a diamondball game against Renshaw's All-stars at West Park yesterday. Max Bloorberg pitched for Van's Barbers Annex delivering a strong performance as Ferlin belted a homer and the team secured a five to victory.
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Van's Barbers Annex
John ‘van
Barbers
Diamondbell
Gamie
Renshaw
Max Bloorberg
Thez
Barberg
Vines Plans Europe Tour and Davis Cup Drive
Pasadena and tennis star Ellsworth Vines announces a light summer schedule before he tours Europe to defend the Davis Cup. He aims to meet Jean Borotra, avenge last year’s loss, and help bring the cup back for the United States. Vines opened 1933 by winning the Ojai Valley singles title and doubles with Keith Gledhill.
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Pasadena
Cal
Ellsworth Vines
Jean Boretta
France
Vinez
East
Europe
Jean Borate
Vines
Boratta
Wilmer Allison
Motttreal
Washington
D. C
Leam
Boxretra
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Yale Town Team Drills For 8 5 Victory
Yale May 1 Specially The Yale basebal Steane practiced with the high school team on the focal diamonc the result of the practice game bring 8 to 5 for the town team. The game won interesting all the way. The high school held an early lead but the town tied the score in the fourth. Into the ninth inning with the score 1-all the town team scored five runs on hits as many by the high school. The high school retaliated with two runs but fell short of victory.
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Yale
H. S
Yale Kittens Lose Second Game 6 to 5 at Rural School
Yale team coached by J C Kalleson fell 6 to 5 to Barnett township in the first game, 19 to 7 in a prior tilt. Sara Tschetter led Yale with Rickard Pratt at first base producing runs. Barrett and Hofar assisted, with Hobm, Ford, Smith, Stahl, and Kludt officiating.
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Yale Yale
J. C. Kalleson
Gama
Sara Tschetter
Barnett
Ancora
Rickard
Pratt
Yale
Bar—rett ‘School
Mr Hofar
R Hobm
Yale-Joe-Ford
James Smith
Stahl
Ruben Kludt
Prosperity Diamondball Season Delayed Opening in Prosperity League
Postponements announced by Jack Stafford push opening games to tomorrow night. Madhens face Red Birds while Night Hawks clash with Bears, Ghosts vs Giants planned for later in the week. Huron launches two-league diamondball with city league games at West Park and night-time doubleheaders. lights enable 8 30 starts.
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Myers’ Mudeng
Scruby’s
Red Birds
Jack Stafford
The
Joep
Madhens
Red Sirds
Hawks
Bears
Ghost
Giants
Huron
Prosperity League
Loop
Mudhens
Marion Myers
Capain Delbert Scruby
Night Hawks
Wll
Eek
Ghosts
Diamondball Interests
Armour Packers
Els
Hurga “Grocery Co
Moose Lodgemen
Viay
West Park
State Fair Grounds
Soodlights
Junior B B Players Hold First Practice
Unfavorable weather did not dampen Hurgn's Junior American Legion Baseball players with about 29 reporting for practice at West Park. Wednesday is the deadline to register for summer play and those wishing to participate should attend the meeting. plans call for league play to open next Monday.
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Hurgn
American Legion
West Park
Braves-Fallenstein Hold Giants In Opener
The report lists multiple players with strong hitting and fielding feats across games. Meronville, Senators, Cubs, Cardinals, White Sox, and Pirates players posted notable hits, with St. Louis, Cleveland, and New York teams cited for key performances.
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Freya
Ed Fallenstein
Rabbit Marenville
Braves
Fallenstein
Giants
Meronville
Paul Gregory
White Sox
Cleveland
Frank Demaree
Cubs
J. Rogers ‘Hornsby
Cardinals
Bob Boken
Senators
Athletics
Watton Clark
Doigers
Carrall
Phillies
John Storie
Tigers
St. Louis
Waite Hoyt
Pirates
Cincinnati
Lew Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Red Sox
Foster Township Wins Close B B Game 1
Foster Township edged Lake Byron 15 to 10 in nine and a half innings on Lake Byron diamond. Liggett and Carro formed the Foster battery. Walters pitched for Lake Byron with Stahl catching in a tightly played contest that swung in an extra frame.
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Lake Byron
Foster
Liggett
Carro
Foster Township Battery
Walters
Lake
Byron
Stahl
Kid Chocolate to Risk Title in Philadelphia May 12
Kid Chocolate as world featherweight champion defends his Penn crown in a 14 round bout against Johnny Ferr of Cleveland in Philadelphia. The Cuban will then defend the 12 pound title against Seaman Tom Watson of England at Madison Square Garden on May 12. Other headliners include Rosenbloom, Levensky, Fields, and Ross with multiple bouts across Chicago, Los Angeles, St Louis, and Louisville.
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New York
Kid Choco
Segro
Johnny Ferr
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chocolate
New York State
Seaman Tom Watson
England
Square Garden
Maxie Rosenbloom
King Levinsky
Chicago
Jackie Fields
Barney Ross
Fields
Young Corbett
Young Peter Jackson
Wilmington
Cal
Los Ans Beles Tomorow
Leviesky
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
Ross
Totty
Canzonesi
Betthes
Joe Ghnouly
St Louis
Rosenbloom Mets
Charley “Belanger
Winnipeg
Jeffresonville
Ind
Dave Shade
Henry Firpe
Louisville
Huesgen Cup Play Halted by Weekend Showers
Weather forced postponement of the Huesgen Cup opening round at the Country Club. Only two players completed 18 holes before rain halted play, with Benson and Schaefer allowed to stand or replay on May 1. Inter-city matches and a Redfield team visit are scheduled to begin May 14.
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Harom Eokers
Hes
Country
Redfield
Huron Akermen
Redfield-Baron
Coury ¢Inh Tinksmen
Mitchell
Watertown
Boyd Benson
Ted Schaefer
Huesten
Benson
Fou
Scharfer
Scherfer
Rick Racing Season Inaugurated Today in Chicago
Chicago May 1. The racing season opens today at Exposition Park Aurora and Sportsmans Park Chicago marking six months of racing across venues including Washington Park and Hawthorne. Thoroughbreds race through the Metropolitan district until end of October except Sundays.
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Chicago
Exposition Park
Aurora
Sportsmans, Park
Travis
America
Auford
Sportemans Park
Washington Park
I+lington
Hawtormne
Lineon Fieldx
Sportsmans and
Durora
Racine
Faily
Hoppe Wins Three Cushion Title in Chicago Match
Willie Hoppe, dominant in a six block duel, defeated his rival Jake Schaefer of San Francisco to claim the cushion carom billiards championship. Hoppe reached 1500 points to Schaefer’s 1012 over 303 innings, ending a long drought since Maurice Daly’s 1883 victory.
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Wilkie Hoppe
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Carom Billiards
Maurice Daly
Hoppe
Jake“ Schaefer
San Francisco
Schaefer
Eastern Poloists Take Three Titles in Chicago
In Chicago on May 1, Eastern Poloists captured three national indoor polo championships. Winston Guest's Optimists held two titles, while a separate Fort Sheridan unit claimed others. The event concluded with Fort Sheridan’s Sixth Corps facing defeat as Chicago clubs secured additional wins in class B and open categories.
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Chicago
Winston Guest
Furth
Meee
Stewart Ank
Art
el Phipps
Traia
Fort “Sheridan
Seanen
Yankton
Artilery
Trenton
Napoleons
Ridine Club
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Martuso
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Mancusa
Richards
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Brandt
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Holley
Liska
Moore
Grabowski
Davis
Carrell
Clark
Sukeforth
Lopez
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Johnson
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Sprint
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Carleton
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Sprinz
Malone
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