Tigers Divide With Browns In Hot Games
Baseball recap across majors highlights split doubleheader results with the Tigers and Browns, Athletics and Yankees, Pirates and Cubs, and Giants vs Robins. Key outcomes include Detroit 14 6 morning win then 13 9 loss, Pirates plus Cardinals near lead, Grimes winning eighth straight, and Cleveland White Sox also winning.
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Chicago
Indians
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Charlie Root
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Reds
John J. McGraw
Giants
Robins
Braves
Phil‘ies
Baker Bowl
Rules Meet Open Today at Intercollegiate Games
Philadelphia May 24 1 College athletes from 32 institutions gathered for the 53rd annual meeting of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America. Entry slips showed 67 originally but scratches reduced the field to about 400. Stanford, winner the past two years, was the favorite with Penn Yale NYU USC Dartmouth Harvard and Cornell among contenders for second place.
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Philadelphia
Maine
California
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Stanford University
Pennsylvania
Yale
New York University
Southern California
Dartmouth
Harvard
Cornell
Standings update from the fy e clubs and pro baseball scores
Standings show Pairmont beating Clarksburg 4 3 and Ist Clarksburg 2 1 as Scottdale 9 4 leads Wheeling 4 1. Jeannette 11 10 over Charleroi 10 with Cumberland 6 and Johnstown 2. Baseball results list Philadelphia 9 2 over Boston and Detroit 14 6 over St Louis with games today including Cincinnati at St Louis and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Cumberland
Johnstown
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Boston
Washington
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
I. Pet. Charleroi
SERRE
Memorial Day 500-Mile Race Winner and Pilot Killed
Indianapolis memorial race winner Ray Keech takes victory in the 500 mile auto event. Los Angeles pilot William Spence dies when his car overturns. In Davis Cup zone finals Detroit’s Hennessey and Van Ryn beat Vollmer and Morales to put the United States up 2-0. Birmingham, Ala Charlie
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Indianapolis
Ray Keech
William Spence
Los Angeles
Detroit
Hennessey
van Ryn
Vollmer
Morales
United States
Runners and boats share headlines in a busy meet roundup
Across citations from Belmont to Potsdam, batte switch focus. Hall leads with 146 at halfway in the Southeastern meet while Blue Larkspur dominates in New York. All Upset wins Bashford Manor atParis, and major racing news includes spectator casualties in Maspeth and Sea grave shifting to motor boats at Templier Lake. Harvard athletes juggle exams with intercollegiate track finals as boxing and high school meets unfold nationwide.
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Withers Stake
Belmont
Majesty
Berlin
D. Seagrave
Templiner Lake
Potsdam
Seagrave Reit
Daytona Beach
Helen Wills Reaches French Open Semifinals
Helen Wills, playing in Paris, advanced to the French tennis championship semifinals by defeating Mme La Faurie of France with scores 6-4, 6-1. The match continued the dominant form of the American star as she progresses.
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Helen Wills
Mme
Helen
Lafaurie
France
US Net Stars Sure to Win in Davis Cup Finals
Detroit May 21 US Davis Cup team in American zone tennis finals led two matches to none after beating Cuba. They need one victory in three remaining matches. Johnny Hennessey defeated Captain Ricardo Morales 6 10 6 2 and Van Ryng routed Gustave Vollmer 6 0 6 1 6 1.
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Detroit
United States
Uncle Sam
Johnny van Ryng
Willmer Allison
Ricardo Morales
Herman Upmann
Johhny Hennessey
van Ryan
Gustave Vollmer
Woman lovers walking time in Paris to Ritz Hotel
Paris May 31 Eleanoora Sears of Boston completed a solo trek covering about 42.5 miles from Fontainebleau to the Ritz Hotel in 7 hours 35 minutes. She traveled at roughly five miles per hour, taking only tea from a thermos and maintaining steady pace with companions in a car. Her time surpassed her prior walks from Newport to Boston Laurel to Baltimore and Providence to Boston.
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Eleanoora Sears
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Ritz
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Lau*trel
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Providence
Pyles Racers Trudge Ahead In Long Desert Run
In Lordsburgh New Mexico on May 31 the Pyle crats country race covered an 88 mile leg to Douglas Arizona. Herbert Hedeman 55 from Australia led the field in the 64 mile Deming lap finishing first in 8 2 37 elapsed time whilepassing Harry Abramowitz New York for eighth. Pete Gavuzzi England held elapsed lead with a 21 minute 10 second margin, tying Johnny Salo Passaic New Jersey for second as derbyists push toward the finish.
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Bunion Boys
Pyle Crats
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Ariz
Herbert Hedeman
Australia
Deming
Harry Abramowitz
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Parrot is guest of skipper sparks headlines at Wrigley
The report recounts a chaotic, rumor filled scene at Wrigley with guests arriving aboard a ship as news of Lindbergh’s altered schedule circulates. A mix of wedding party mentions and aviation chatter frames a day of curious headlines across multiple cities.
Hitters lead Big Six front in daily doubleheader gains
The heavy firing along the Big Six front spread through yesterday's doubleheaders with ten players gaining. Rogers Hornsby and Paul Waner led with three hits each as Waner moved from .317 to .324 to take second from Lou Gehrig. Goose Goslin was the lone miss.
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Goose Goslin
Rogers Hornsby
Paul Waner
Waner
Loui Gehrig
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
National leaders include O Doul of the Phillies leading batting with 413, Grimes of the Pirates won 0 and a top pitching record. American leaders feature Voxx of the Athletics batting 414 and Gehringer of the Tigers with 37 RBIs, while Gehringer also leads hits with 37 and Blue of the Browns 4 triples.
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Reds
Cuyler
Grimes
Voxx
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
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Alexander
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Yanks
Miller
Flashes of Life Miss Crawford Visits Hollywood
Joan Crawford and Douglas Fairbanks Jr are in Hollywood visiting with authorities. Both wear wedding rings and Joan sports a slave anklet. They insist they are not married but hope to wed in October, according to Associated Press notes.
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Associated Press
New York
Lucille le’ Sueur
Joan’ Crawford
Dodo
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Hollywood
Joan
Parkersburg Briefs Drowning Fatality Details
Parkersburg reports Elmer Lenox aged 18 from Wheeling drowned in the Ohio river near Belleville. Clarksburg notes former Governor Howard M. Gore ill with influenza. Charleston jurors discharge Leonard Imbroden charged with grand larceny in gas oil promotion after disagreement.
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Ohio River
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Howard M. Gore
Charleston
Leonard Imbroden
Worldwide Political Turmoil and Disasters Reported
Overnight news items describe political shifts in London and Paris, military inspections in Kabul, and a French American treaty vote. Reports note deadly earthquakes near Villa Atlrel, a Venezuelan election, and a Caracas congress choice. Other items cover a Los Angeles racing death, a New York car crash, a parachute fatality in Scranton, and a speed record in St Paul.
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Willlim Spence
Los Angeles
Ray Keephig
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Edgar R
Pardonnte
Washington
East St. Louis
Charles Wi
Holman
St. Paul
Hoover
Crime Commission
National Commission On “Law
Old Orchard
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