Sixty drivers vie in 500 mile race field at Indianapolis
Thirty entrants set cars for the famed 500 mile race with two Italians Borzacchini and Cucinotta among foreigners. American challengers include Peter De Paolo and Louie Meyer. Cars range from four to sixteen cylinders and feature two drivers per entry with a mechanic added this year.
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Charles W. Dinkley
Fed Press
Manapolis
Uegismo
Routeh
Baore Borzacchini
Lettero Cucinotta
Amercians
Eter da Paolo
Louie Meyer
Los Angeles
Aynold Wil
Meyer
de Paolo
Mayers
Congress
Jones And Voigt Paired In Semis
Bobby Jones of Atlanta and George Voigt of New York reached the British amateur golf championship semifinals at St Andrews as they won morning matches. Jones led Eric Fiddian and won 4 and 3 to advance, while Voigt beat William Sutton 5 and 4. Wethered and Hartley also advanced, with semifinals set for today. Bronze medals will be awarded to both Jones and Voigt for reaching the semis.
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ST. Andrews
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
George Voigt
New York
Roger Wethered
London
Lister Hartley
Chislehurst
Jones
Voigt
Hartley
Wethered
Eric Fiddian
Stourbridge
William Sutton
Henry Howell
Glamorgan
Feartley
Rex
Douglas Grant
England
Jocer
Englemann Ends Athletic Career in SD Track Meet
At SIOUX CITY May 30 North Central Conference track preliminaries opened with South Dakota State leading ambition as Englemann of South Dakota, a three sport star from Miller, closes out his college career. South Dakota University Morningside and North Dakota Schools aim to qualify in sprints and field events as final events are set for tomorrow.
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Soux City
North Trol
University Feld
South Dakota University
Morningside
North Dakota
Land of North Dakota Aggies
Moody Reaches French Open Semi Final in Women’s Singles
Helen Moody advances to the semi finals at Auteuil France in the French tennis championship by defeating Fraulein Helena Rost of Germany 6-0 6-2. Rost, who entered the quarters after the default of Eileen Beennett Wittingstall, offered little resistance as Moody dominated from start to finish.
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Helen Moody
Auteuil
France
Helen Wills Moody
Fraulein Helena Rost
Germany
Eileen Beennett Wittingstall
Ste
Love
Depee
Pitching duel and hot bats pace early baseball games
Yesterday's stars include LeRoy Mahaffey holding the Red Sox to five hits while allowing one base runner in a pitching duel. Habe Herman and Milt Gaston homered and doubled Robins over the Giants, while Pipgras and the Yankees beat the Senators 4-2 with nine scattered hits.
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LeRoy Mahaffey
Athleticn
Red Sox
Moss
Pene Milt Gaston
Habe Herman
Robins
Giants
George Pipgras
Yankees
Senators
Williams Wins In First Start For Louisville Colonels
Lefty Williams returned from a layoff to pitch Louisville to a 7 zero victory over Columbus. The Colonels slugged 18 hits led by Simons with a homer a double and three singles while Williams fanned nine. Rabb shut out Indianapolis 4 to 0 as Tonnard wild and misfired for the Indians. Minneapolis beat St Paul 7 to 2 in the Twin Cities series opener as Milwaukee used 15 players in a rain hit tilt, prevailing 11 to 6.
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Associated Press Sports
Chicago
Lefty Williams
Louisville
Columbus
Colonels
Southyaw
American Association
Veturn
Williams
Senators
Dutch Kemner
Simons
Bill Rabb
Toledo
Hugh McQuillan
Indianapolis
Rabb
Tonnard
Indians
Wolf
Misaneapolis
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Marty Berghammer
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Coast Tracksters Settle Supremacy At AA A Meet
Cambridge Massachusetts May 20 The eastern track and field scene hosted preliminaries for the 14th IC AA A championship with Southern California and Stanford leading the pack. USC boasts a balanced squad likely to win, while Stanford’s red shirts push back. The spotlight fell on the 10 yard dash featuring Wykoff, Tolan, and Dyer in fast duels likely to reshuffle meet records.
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Cambridge
Mass
Southern California
Stanford
Harvard
Cardinals
Palo Alto
Frank Wykoff
California
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Horder
Blond
Hester Dyer
Wy‘kof
Postpone Today's Diamondball Game
Postponement announced for today's Diamondball clash between the Standard Off and Northwestern Public Service. Last night's game between KC store and C & G W ended in a railcenters setback. Armour's Stars move into second place behind the tailroiders.
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Standard
Northwestern Public Service Company
K dc KC
Fortet
Armour's Stars
Huron Netmen in Three Cornered Tennis Meet
Huron College tennis squads face Eastern Normal of Madison and Northern Norseal of Aberdeen in a three cornered meet here today. Doubles and singles rounds set to begin at 1 oclock with Nobigren Funck Ban and Williamson named to play for Huron.
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Huron College
Eastern Normal
Madison
Northern Norseal
Aberdeen
Nobigren
Funck
Marquis Earns Third Letter From Northern Track
Aberdeen May 30 Harold Marquis of Huron was among the Northern Normal track team awarded stenograms by Coach Campbell. Marquis and Dresselhuys of Aberdeen were the only two to win letters in three sports this year. Others receiving track letters included Doney, C Hanewa, K Hansen, Johnston, Hansom and Crawford.
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Marquis
Aberdeen
Harold Marquis
Huron
RN. Campbell
Dresselhuys
Doney
C. Hanewa
K_ ‘Hansen
Johnst
Hansom
Crawford
Wessington Springs
Major Ball Clubs Enter Midseason Grind This Week
Baseball enters Memorial Day as the midway point of the pennant chase. The National League leads see Brooklyn and St Louis tied atop standings after a 4 1 win by Brooklyn over New York. Babe Herman drives in three with two homers. In the American League Washington leads, while Philadelphia, chasing, beats Boston 2 1 and Pipgras stalls the Senators 4 1 as Mahaffey and Gaston work five hitters each.
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Brookyn Robins
St. Louis Cardinals
Robins
New York Giants
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Boston
Pirates
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Giants
Babe Herman
Bill Clark
Giant
Mackstress
Senators
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Leroy Mahaffey
Milton Gaston
George Pipgras
Yankee
Mahaffey
Gaston
Reds
Regan
Athletics
Cochranes
Baseball Results Philadelphia Boston Strikeouts and Postponements
Philadelphia and Boston games listed with players including Mrhaitey Cochrane Gaste and Berry. Others not scheduled and several National League RH pitchers Clark Lopez Hubbeel Heving and Hogan noted as absent or postponed.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Mrhaitey
Cochrane
Gaste
Berry
Clark
Lopez
Hubbeel
Heving
Hogan
League Leaders Batting and Power Highlights Listed
National League leaders include Herman Robins Ald and Klet of the Phillies and Wilson of the Cubs with 39 RBIs and 13 homers for Wilson. American League leaders show Rice of the Senators at .416, Shamans of the Athletics with RBIs, Ruth of the Yankees with 14 homers.
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Herman
Robins
Klet
Phillies
Wilson
Cubs
Rice
Senators
Rim
Shamans
Athletics
High School Trackmen In Stagg Meet Today
Chicago May st UP Future collegiate track and field stars from 150 schools and 23 states gather at Stagg Field for preliminary rounds of the University of Chicago twenty sixth annual championship meet. Entry lists show 602 athletes competing amid debate over such events.
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Chicago
Stagg
University of Chicago
Golfers Play In Tourneys Today Decoration Day Matches
Golfers from the Huron County club and the municipal course held tournaments on Decoration Day. At the Country Club a best ball event continued as the Smith Cup advanced to the third round with next Sunday night set to finish the round. Pairings include Saylor versus Colton and Howes against Jacobson among others.
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Huron Couony Club
Country Club
H.L. Saylor
Colton
W. W. Howes
Lust Jacobson
C. O. Murphy
Ed Sewell
Charles H. J. Mitchell
B. F Patton
Dr. Saxton
Jay Spink
Ross Matson
Clint Hanson
George Starling
C. J. Strike
FH. Schroeder
C.K. Walkers
Dempsey Sees Schmeling Bout and Yankees Highlight
The article notes a June 12 New York match where Max Schmeling faces an American contender. It also mentions Jack Dempsey and Harold Muddy Ruel connected to boxing and baseball, with a New York Yankees reference and a claim about 16 putouts in a 1919 season game.
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Max Schmeling
New York
Colorado Springs
Jack Dempsey
Harold “Muddy” Ruel
New York Yankees
Jack Sharkey
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