Rec Uhle Pitches Detroit to 10-5 Win Over White Sox
A fragmented recap notes Detroit pitcher Rec Uhle led a 10-5 victory as weather disrupted the schedule. The piece mentions the Yankees, Pirates, Cardinals, Cubs, and Athletics in a broad, period-voice sports digest with multiple league notes and golf and swimming items. The report links the day to a cold, rain-soaked schedule across baseball and other sports happenings including a record swim by Arne Borg and a golf open field of 242 players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Chipman
Brge Chi
Cleveland
Comis
Ark
Clint Pitttsburgh
Polo Grounds
Dilly Southworth
Tian’ McGraw
Cubs
Philly
Baker Bowl
Sportsman's Park
Lipton Again Challenges for America's Cup
The London based Sir Thomas Lipton with Irish backers seeks a new America's Cup challenge. Filed by Roy W Ulster Yacht Club, the challenge is sent to the New York Yacht Club, proposing September 1930 for the series. Muirfield Scotland noted as a location in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Dublin
Thomas
Roy W Ulster Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Fishing Lurres List of Occupations for Licenses
Per note on page one the price rises June 1 and a list of occupations represented on fishing license applications is given. Potters radiatricians mechanics grocers box makers laborers farmers salesmen clerks boiler makers insurance agents doctors dentists clergymen time keepers miners truant officers machinists students engineers truck drivers painters.
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Pernoon
Ford Fr itz Duo Aims For New Reds Double Play Records
Cincinnati reports Horace Ford and Hughey Critz leading the Reds in 1929 double plays as they push past 1928 marks. The pair started 115 of the team's 194 double plays, with April 30 highlighting four plays including three involving Ford and Critz. The article notes their off field presence and public attention fueling expectations for another record season.
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Cincinnati
Horace Ford
Hughey Critz
Hughey
Horace
Hughey & Horace
Seagon
Hughey Lrace
Reds
Cincy
Crits
Ford
Suthey
Torace
Crisna
Charlie Jamieson Drops 87 Points In One Week
In Chicago on May 4 Charlie Jamieson’s batting average fell 87 points in a week yet kept him ahead in AL clubbing honors. The piece lists leaders and gains across teams, with Jamieson’s 437 after two weeks down from 524, while rivals like Lou Gehrig, Marty McManus, Bud Clancy, and others boost or slip in averages and related stats. It also covers team batting leaders and pitching notes, including Sammy Gray’s early dominance and top team averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charlie Jamieson
Cleveland
Lou Blue
St Louis
Sammy Gray
St. Louis Browns
Hong
Gray
Ulite
Detroit
Hoyt
New York
Athletics
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Washington
Philadelphia
White Sox
Blue
St. Louis
Alexander
Fonseca
Averill
Pyles Racers Drop Out On 70 Mile Derby Route
Chelsea Okla May Officials of C C Pyle s cross country team expected some bunion boys to drop out today on the 70 mile tramp to Muskogee The run is among the derby s longest Ed Gardner Seattle, third in elapsed time before yesterday s lap of 64 7 miles from Miami, had apparently given up due to a shin splint and had not reported here late last night.
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Chelsea
Okla
C. C. Pyylé
Bunion Boys
Muskogee
Gardner
Seattle
Miami
Weather outlook for the Mid Atlantic and Ohio Valley
Week forecast shows showers from Sunday night through midweek across the Middle Atlantic States with a chance of Friday rain and a Saturday shower. Temperatures stay mostly near normal with cooler highs Tuesday. In the Ohio Valley and Tennessee region showers mid and late week, otherwise fair and near normal most days.
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T Forth
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
National League Scores and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday’s results included Detroit 6 Chicago 1 and St. Louis Cleveland rain. Today’s games feature New York at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at St. Louis. Remaining matches list Cincinnati at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia with others not scheduled.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis-Cleveland
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Washington International
Cluw
Baltimore
Rochester
Reading
Toronto
Montreal
Jersey City Ci
Buffalo
Newark
American Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Seventen
Jake Pow ‘Ers
Brookyn
Stephenson
Gilbert
High
St Louis
O’doul
Harper
Jackson
Frisch
Herman
Dressem
Hogan
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
New York Gorilla Jones Ak ron outpointed Al Mello. St Louis Davey Bad Panama outpointed Cannonball Martin. Chico Chisoneras outpointed Joe Lucas. Camden Roxy Allen defeated Spike Webb. Grand Island George Manley knocked out Buck Easterling.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Gorilla Jones Akron, O
al Mello
Boston
St. Louis
Davey
Panama
Martin
Brooklyn
Chico Chisoneras
Mexico City
Joe Lucas
Detroit
Camden
N. J
Roxy Allen
Chicago
Spike Webb
Miami
Grand Island
Neb
George Manley
Denver
Buck Easterling
Barberton
Stars Styles Diefer But Time Is The Same
New York May 4 Associated Press report notes three sprinters Frank Wykoff George Simpson and Charley Borah matched a 93 5 time in the century with distinct styles Borah praised as near perfect sprinter while Wykoff known for dramatic dash finish Simpson steady from schoolboy days and noted for smooth start and early top speed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Prank Wykoff
Charley Borah
Finswer
South Pacific
Jay Vessels
Associated Press
New York
Frank Wykoff
George Smipson
Charley Bo‘rah
Wykoff
Borah
Simpson
Wykorf
Dan Ferris
A. 1A. A
Jong
Sisipsof
Versity Head Officials Prep for State Track Meet
Morgantown May 4 Officials from West Virginia University athletics are arranging to clear schedules ahead of a flood of track and field entries. Director H A Stansbury and staff will process four entry sets this week for high school athletes, Pitt and Pitt freshmen matches, and WV collegiate meet entries. High school blanks are due Monday. WV and Pitt entries due Monday night. collegiate lists due Thursday. Sectional meets determine state scholastic qualifiers for May 18.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University Department of Athletics
H. A. Stansbury
Pitt
West Virginia
Art Smith
Frank Shea
University of Pittsburgh
Mountaineer
A A U Crowns Given Lifters At National Championship
New York May 4 title holders in the National Amateur Athletic Union meet were crowned last night at the wetetit fitting championships.
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New York
National Amateur Athletic ‘Union
Minals
Riggs Stephenson Leads National League Sluggers
New York May 4 Riggs Stephenson Chicago out fielder leads NL batters for the period ending Wednesday with a .442 average over thirteen games. Perce Lee Malone Cubs pitcher tops with three wins no losses. Stephenson has 23 hits, Hack Wilson and Hughie Critz tie for 13 runs. Frank Frisch leads in doubles, home run and steals leaders noted, Cubs and Giants prominent in rankings.
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New York
D. Riggs Stephenson
Chicago
Perce Lee Malone
Cubs
Stephenson
Malone
Ted
Hack Wilson
Hughie Critz
Cincinnat
Frank Frischs
St. Louis Star
Rogers Hornsby
Kilt Cuyler
Delphage Bissonette
Brooklyn
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
Curt Walker
Cincinnati
George Harper
Wilson
Hine Eoplienoen
Critz
Reds
Hite
Priseh
Cards
Tie
Sceat
Cuyler
Citte
Cullop
Robin Waver
Pirates
Walker
Powerhouse lifts dominate weight class titles in circuit
In tonight’s program the 118 pound crown went to Rob ert Knodle of Arcade A C Hagerstown Md with 682 pounds total across five tests. A G Aukler of American A C New York captured the 128 pound title with 655 1 2 pounds. Richard Bachtel of Arcade A C Hagerstown won the 165 pound division with 852 1 2 pounds as Max R Horet of Chopin A C edged into 148 pound class with 891 pounds. Shannon of Louisville placed third at 412 and Badgro of Milwaukee jumped to fourth with a .410 average, up 117 points in one week.
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Robert Knodle
Arcade A. C
Hagerstown
A. G. Aukler
En American A. C
New York
Mfting
Richard Bachtel
Arcade A
Hind
Shannon
Louisville
Badgro
Milwaukee
Gerken Holds Batting Lead in American Association
Chicago May 4. George Gerken Kansas City outfielder maintained the lead in American Association batting as official averages after Wednesdays games show his average at .408 down from .485. Rival Charlie Chapman StaPul was about 40 points behind with a strong push to climb.
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Chicago
Long Sains
George Gerken
Kansas City
American Association
Gorken
Chapman
StaPul
Major League Leaders in Batting and Stats Fragment
Fragmented list of league leaders with names like Stephenson Cubs Hines Wilson Critz Reds and Jays mentions. Includes batting leaders Jamieson Indians, Myers Browns and Foxx with scattered figures and team references.
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Amberiuan
Jamieson
Indians
Chile
Browns
Gebringer
Tigers
Rais
Athy
Hite
Rive
Hrowng
Athletics
Mega
Alexander
Brow
Simmons
Fohseca
Averil Indians
Foxx
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Rec Uhle
Lucky
Aurora, Jill
Aurora Track
Arne Borg
B Board of
Annapolis Naval Academy
West Point
Military Academy
Muirfield
Scotland
Lindbergh
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Giusto Umeri
Trieste
Italy
Johnny Sato
Passaic
Tete Gavuzzi
Ifirst
Pete Gavussi
England
Joln Sato
Giusto Um
Pyle
BABY
Olympic
Tankster
Georgia
Coleman
She
Georgia Coleman Firet
Minnor Moots
STARS
Diefer
George Simpson Ey
Frank Iwyikoff
Eed
A.A.U
J.riggs Stephenson
Carl Hubbell
Burleigh Grimes
Guy Buah
Bob Smith
Jesse Haines
Gerken
Hipwers
Pitthing—Malone
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