Robins Lead as Pirates Gain in National League Showdown
Big league action saw the Dodgers, Giants, and Braves push for upper NL spots. Babe Herman and Lou Gehrig fueled early scoring while the Yankees and Red Sox went extra innings, Cardinals beat Cubs 16 to 3, and Pittsburgh climbed with Larry French shutting out Cincinnati 4-0.
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Baseball Results From The Associated Games
Baseball results list Bostoni New York with Cantwell Smith and Speirer Benton and Hassan. Pittsburgh with Bush Shealy McAfee and Hartnett. American Association St Paul defeats Toledo 6 to 1 and Louisville wins 15 to 1.
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New York
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Smith
Speirer
Benton
Hassan
Pitsbergh
Bush
Shealy
McAfee
Hartnett
American Association
St Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Tilden and Cochet Poised for French Championship Final
In Auteuil France the French hard court championships advance toward a likely feature clash between Henri Cochet of France and William Tilden II of the United States. Both top seeds lead their halves and would meet in the singles if current results hold.
Modest Shires Claims Stage Ambition After Season
Chicago May 21 Charles Arthur Shires White Sox first baseman has warned John Barrymore Richard Bennett George M Cohan and other minor league actors he will invade the theatre after the baseball season ends He jokes that he cannot sing or dance and will be a perfect actor.
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Modest Shires
Chicago
Charles Arthur
Shires
White Sox
John Barrymore
Richard Bennett
George M. Cohan
Stars Rally To Edge C N W In Bump Filled Game
Armour center fielder Bates made a late game running catch sealing an 8-7 win for Armott's Stars after a six run deficit. Gillespie and Steffen connected for key hits as C N W rallied in the seventh, while Bates preserved victory with a spectacular catch. Dairy Products sit atop the standings as railroaders drop to third following the loss.
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Ohio Flyer not to use blacks in world record bid
William Weekes reports that George Simpson, known as the Ohio Flyer, discarded his wooden starting blocks to chase a new world 100 yard dash mark at the Western Conference track meet at Northwester University. Meanwhile the International Amateur Athletic Federation refused to approve his earlier record with blocks and recognized Eddie Tolan’s West,ern Conference time as the record. The Ohio State sprinter has had a rivalrous thread with Michigan’s Tolan since eligibility, with Tolan taking a single victory to claim the world mark, leaving Simpson seeking a fresh record.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Simpson
Ohio Flyer
Northwentten
University
Simpson
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Tolan
Wolverine
Simon
Ohio State
Big Ten Golfers Open Annual Meet at Westmoreland
At Evansville Illinois May 2 7 a closely bunched field led by Ohio State senior Ted Wilson competed for the Big Ten golf title on the Westmoreland Country Club course. After 36 holes Illinois appeared to lead the team race with a 623 total led by Martin Lyons Albert Crowe. Crow led the field with 134 and was part of a five way tie for third individually as 13 players from seven universities chased the championship.
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Ill
Ted Wilson
Ohio State
Westmoreland Country Club
Wilson
Albert
Ilinois
Talbot
Indiana
University of Illinois
Martin
Lyons
Crowtale
Michigan
Crow
Pardens win in half mile boosts Doland Cup title
Ken neth Perchen of Doland high school sparked a rally to place Doland atop the northeastern conference track standings by capturing the half mile. The Doland relay quartet then clinched the overall team title as Doland finished with 30 points to Clark 25 in Webster.
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Perchens
Webster
Kenneth Perchen
Doland High School
Doland
Clark
Marvin
Melvin McNickle
Gross
Hoffman
Clark Leeond
Sisseton
Milbank
Groton
Britton
Ips
iWich
Tanners
Deland
Clarx
Hamling
Coates
Livingston
Gra~ton
Marvin McNickle
Smith
Fitting
Gilbert
Kloster
Sho
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Peterson
Grafton
Sehryer
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Ostrander
Kibbe
Hanson
van Roar
Hurdies
Rice
H. Harvey
M. Harvey
Carver
Brittin
Dunn
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Kanata
Dooland
Wolk
Baird
Louisville Holds Association Lead
Louisville Colonels extended their lead in the American Association standings with a 15 to 1 victory over Toledo after hammering two Toledo pitchers for 23 hits. St Paul defeated Milwaukee 6 to 0 behind Wiley Moore. Kansas City edged Minneapolis 2 to 1 as Pea Ridge Day limited the Blues to five hits. Indianapolis opened its home stretch with a 4 to 3 win over Co. Eddie Sicking delivered the deciding hit with the bases loaded in the ninth.
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Louisville Colonels
Colonels
St. Paul
Toledo
Wiley Moore
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Blues
Indianapolis
Eddie Sicking
Indians
Four Wolves to Represent Aberdeen at State Tennis Meet
Four players from Northern State Teachers College will compete in the South Dakota Intercollegiate Tennis tourney in Sioux Falls May 23 and 24. Bernard Martin captain and Aber deen, George Fossum Aber deen, Calvin Messenger Aberdeen, and Lloyd Hughes or Er win Haerter of Hosmer will represent the Aberdeen college under coach S R Lipstomb.
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Bernard Martin
George Fossum
Calvin Messenger
Lloyd Hughes
Erwin Haerter
Hosmer
Aberdeen College
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Augustana College
University and State College
Nether Hollingsworth
Zeanlhaffer
S. R. Lipstomb
Aberdeen High School
Valley City State Teachers College
Aberdeen City
Huron
Lipscomb
Maroon and Gold
Mastering the chip shot in golf by Denny Shute
The article explains chip shot technique from off the green focusing on club selection, stance, and swing. It emphasizes keeping tension low, using a delicate stroke, and varying run to land the ball near the cup. It notes the author’s approach and that this is the final piece in a 30 article series from 1920.
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NEA Service, Inc
Denny Shute
Mitchell to Install Lighting for Middenfield Night Football
Mitchell will install a lighting system for the new athletic field and erect bleachers for 2000 spectators, with work starting September first. The city’s school board and the high school athletic association approved the plan. Eleven lettermen are expected to return for Penn State football next season.
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Mitchell
Penn State
Weir Windhurst Scrapping for Unusually Hot Card
Huron card features Red Windhurst versus Bill Weir in a six round semi windup with heated past feuds and high expectations. Weir backed by experience, Windhurst as a rising amateur, both eager to prove themselves in a professional bout.
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Bill Weir
Huron
Windhurst
Weir
Red
Billy
Bugs
Redhaad
South Dakota National Guard Engineers
Mitt Wielder
Marion Haines
Mitchell
South Dakota
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Milbank
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Haines-Bervick
Dick Bar
Paul Adams
Sre
Ole Petrysonm
Tilly Hall
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT In Cleveland and Indianapolis
Sergeant Sammy Bak es of New York outpointed Paul Pirrone of Cleveland. Willard Brown of Indianapolis outpointed Howard Jones of Louisville Kentucky.
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Sammy Bakes
New York
Paul Pirrone
Indianapolis
Willard Brown
Howard Jones
Louisville
Irish McKenna Wins Decision Over Mann in Tyndall Bout
In Tyndall on May 7 Irish McKenna, the aggressive middleweight, earned a clear decision over Ray Mann in the main bout. Also on the card Mickey O'Donnell of Sioux Falls scored a technical knockout over Pete Wold in the fifth round, and Red Himiball defeated Eddie Brown by decision.
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Aemenna
Reese
Ray Mann
Siam
City
McKenna
Mickey O'Donnell
Sioux Falls
Pete Wold
Red Himiball
Eddie Brown
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