Chicago Holds Full Margin Over Giants In Final
The story recaps baseball history and figures, noting Har E Aalbold and other names, with mentions of Cubs, Giants, and Browns standings. It reflects on past players like Nick Altrock and Jacht and traces notable pitchers' career arcs up to the 1950 season, highlighting Seibold and Stewart in their quest for division control.
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Associated Press
Har E Aalbold
Baton Braves
Nationa Me
Washington
Nick Altrock
Jacht
Boston Sox
G. Ruth
Nito
Widdelphia Athletics
Seibold
Kamore
Reading
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Stationer’s
Stewart
St. Louis Browns
Slong
Detroit
Hrvdgo Cubs
Macinnati Reds
Ork Giants
Easton Declares Run For Fourth District Seat
Huntington Williamstown Wood County leader John B. Easton announces candidacy for Republican congressional nominee in Iowa Morgantown area. West Virginia University commencement plans to confer honorary degree to Reed. State events include Private Moral Day and athletic program suspensions in Moundsville. Wheeling financier Arbens sues Romle for 500000 over alleged affections of former wife. Dr Jenny Lindsey Reed lauded as pioneer Mont resident.
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Huntington
John B. Easton
Williamstown
Wood County
State Federation of Labor
Wheeling
Herman L. Arbens
Edward 9
Romle
Wheeluts
Aliolin
Arbert
Porat Kayoes Jack Gagnon in Chicago Heavyweight Bout
Porat, long ridiculed as a fighter without heart, rebounded to be a top heavyweight contender by battering knockout specialist Gagnon in a Chicago arena. The Norwegian display of power and speed overwhelmed his opponent with relentless right smashes and sharp combinations.
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Sebiengo
Otto Porat
Chicago
Skerenon
von Porat
Atheriga
Pacific Coast Battling for Team Honors in Big Track Meet
Cambridge May 29 Pacific Coast universities Stanford and Southern California clash for team honors in the Intercollegiate A A A A championships at Harvard Stadium. The meet features a tight battle for first with California and Michigan looming in the second division, and stars like Wyckoff Dyer and Tolan aiming to push records in the century and sprints.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Stanford
Caliifornia
Frank Wyckoff
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Hec Dyer
Stanford Star
Wyckoff
Los Angeles
Dyer
East
Southern California
Pennsylvania
Cornell
California
Porat Seeks Heavyweight Bout After Victory
Von Porat scored a convincing win after six knockdowns against the Boston gob, likely ending any chance for a Griffith rematch. The result positions him for a larger clash, with the stadium matchmaker lining up a bout against the Shar fight winner, Max Schmeling, for the heavyweight crown.
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Boston
von Porat
Griffith
Stadium
Jack Shar- Max Schmmeling
Anthony Sarubbi Dies at Greenwich Village Home
New York May 29 boxer Anthony Sarubbi known as Young Wagner died in his Greenwich Village home while celebrating his 42nd birthday. He fought top contenders including Dundee Kilbane and Burns. He retired from boxing 17 years ago. Six of his ten brothers were fighters or amateurs.
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New York
Anthony Sarubbi
Wagner
Greenwich Village
Dundee
Kilbane
K. 0
Brown
McGovern
Frankie Burns
38 Qualify In Trials Entry List Largest
Indianapolis May 29 Roaring motors scheduled to bark their battle cry at the Indianapolis speedway tomorrow in the 18th annual 500 mile motor car race were given their final inspection today by their 38 drivers and mechanics The track was closed for a chemical bath intended to remove all the oil that has dripped from the cars during the last days practice period Following a drivers meeting late today however there was a likelihood that the boys would be given a chance for a few final tuning spins.
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America
Ruel
Bacon Borsacchini
Letterio Cuccinetta
Italy
Louie Meyer
Peter DePaolo
Witbur Shaw
Shorty Cantlon
Loui Moore
Billy Arnold
Indianapolis
Roaring Motors
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Baseball Results Across Leagues From Yesterday and Today
MID-ATLANTIC LEAGUE yesterday saw Clarksburg 25 Johnstown Jeannette 6 while Scottdale 0 Wheeling 1 and Cumberland 3 Fairmont 4 Charleroi 0. Today Fairmont visits Charleroi Scottdale hosts Jeannette Wheeling hosts Cumberland and Johnstown hosts Clarksburg with one game listed as incomplete. In the National League Boston beat Philadelphia 6 to 1 and Chicago Chestnutt 6 with rain delaying others. American League games included St Louis Detroit and several rainouts with Boston at Philadelphia and Washington at New York noted as the only scheduled contests.
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Clarksburg
Johnstown
Jeannette
Scottdale
Wheeling
Cumberland
Fairmont
Charleroi
Cumberland Johnstown
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Chestnutt
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
New York
Podry
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Campet
Cleveland
Bae
Women boycott Olympic contests to protest exclusion
A damaged clipping reports women athletes facing exclusion from the Los Angeles and Amsterdam Olympic programs. It notes rejection of a Baillet proposal to admit women and mentions track, fencing, swimming, and other events as part of ongoing debates on female participation.
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Herlin
Wottien
Amsterdama
Anit’ Fenciing
Bailletskato Posal
Vonarilg Aeanes
Country Club Opens to Visitors After Memorial Day
Grafton county club lifts gates for public inspection and light golf practice. Harry Mufray and staff welcome visitors to tour grounds and try a swing on the course under big trees, offering a taste of the grounds.
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Grafton
Harry Mufray
Murray
Frightened Horses Race On Baxroad Trace
Frightened horses raced along a muddy road near Grandola Portage today as a tram lurchen through the area. A locomotive collision caused panic and several bystanders were injured, though details remain unclear.
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Grandola
Portage
Mettol
Limiteds Set For Ball Game Tomorrow In Cincinnati
The National Limiteds Baseball Club and Cincinnati Terminal, led by manager Luther Ford, await the day of the game. Friday’s doubleheader starts at 2 PM with nine innings first game and seven innings second game. Parking grounds and seats are ample for a large crowd, with rosters to be announced in Friday's Sentinel.
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National Limiteds “Baseball Club
Cincinnati
Luther Ford
Sol
Sentinel
Ford
Golf course to open soon at Bonafede lot
A new miniature golf course will open next week on the Bonafede lot between Latrobe and Main streets west of the Tobias building in Grafton. Workers are finishing a ticket office at the entrance and demolishing the Main street dirt bank to make way for equipment. opening date not fixed.
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Grafton
Local teens to contest 18 hole golf course plan
A local contest will determine the course to be built as an 18 hole layout with hazards. All equipment and instructors will be provided and a playing fee will grant access. The operator and partial ownership by local interests are to be decided, with those holders likely in charge.
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Entije
Indictments Returned by Federal Grand Jury in Chicago
A May federal grand jury in Chicago issued a record number of liquor law indictments, including two true bills naming Ralph F Capone, brother of Al Capone, for raids on the Corton Club and the Montmartre Club in suburban Cicero.
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Federal
Chicago
Ralph F Capone
Capone
Gearface al
Corton
Montmartre
Cicero
Sind
Margin shakeup at worlds shifts track and field records
Alan Gould, Associated Press, reports a sweeping update to track and field marks from the Berlin conference era. The American margin narrows as new record holders emerge from sprints to distance events, including Lat Tolan’s 9.5 in the 100 yards and Yale’s Sabin Carr giving way to Lee Barnes in the high jump, while Bud Spencer and Ray Barbuti headline relay feats and Krenz cements disc throw achievement with a Palo Alto mark.
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Alan Gould
New York
Fletif
Vitale
Pitilabd How
Germany
Berlin
Foru Negro
Tolan
Michtra
Drew
Paddock
Boxman
Geb ‘Simpson
Sabin Carr
Yale
Lee Barnes
Southern California
Arm
Hikve
Charley Hoff
Norway
Carr
Barnes
California
Bud Spencer
Stanford
Oule
Spencer
Stamford
London
Ray Barbuti
George Baird
University of Iowa
Morgan ‘Taylor
Tilintos A. C
Eric ‘Krengy
Dineus
Krenz
Palo ‘Alto
Bud Houser
Crowd fails lynching in Eikpoint after bank robbery
In Eikpoint South Dakota on May 2 a mob of about 75 men tried to lynch John W. Elliott who was being returned from Sioux City Iowa for the First National Bank robbery. Sheriff Slocum and officers recaptured Elliott after a chase, with no firearms fired.
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Eikpoint
John W. Elliott
First National Bank
Elliott
Sioux City
Ie G Slocum
W. Freeman
M. B. Johnson
Easiier
Broaden Authority in Air Crash Probes Bill Passed
The Senate Commerce Committee approved the Bingham bill to broaden the secretary of commerce authority in investigating civil air accidents.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Secretary of Commerce
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