Indiana routs DePauw 8 to 0 in Big Ten baseball opener
Indiana pitchers Paugh Bell and Magnabosco limited DePauw to four hits as the Crimson offense built a 4 inning lead with timely scoring. Magnabosco drove in runs, while Bell shut down the Tigers after five innings and Stark and Zimmer finished. The game featured double plays and a final 8 0 decision.
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McKeenfield
Paugh
Crimson
Bell
Collegians
Babcock
Gene Oberst
Stark
Zimmer
Magnabosco
Scheiner
Millionaire Driver to Race 500 Mile Indianapolis Classic
Cliff Durant, a multi millionaire racing driver, will drive a Detroit special car in the Indianapolis 500 on May 30. Durant joins the field as a notable entrant in the big 500 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Indianapolis
Cliff Durant
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Detroit
Dixie Greyhound Tracks to Reopen May 1 at Union City
Atlanta April 24 The Dixie Greyhound Tracks at Union City will reopen May 1 after last year’s disruption when authorities closed the track for betting. About 150 dogs are kenneled as preparations for resumption proceed. The $150000 development drew large crowds before wagering was halted. No wager details are given in the reopening notice.
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Atlanta
Dixie Greyhound Tracks
Union City
Baseball Scores from Major Leagues
American Association matches include Minneapolis 4 vs Indianapolis 2, Toledo 7 over Milwaukee 6, Louisville 4– St Paul 0, Kansas City 6– Columbus 2. American League games Boston 4 New York 2, Washington 4 Philadelphia 3 in 11 innings, Cleveland 5 Chicago 4, St Louis 11 Detroit 5. National League results Philadelphia 3 New York 1, St Louis 9 Chicago 6, Brooklyn 3 Boston 2. Only games scheduled.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
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Kansas City
Columbus
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Brooklyn
Ballyhoo Buster Johnny Can Bust Others, Gets Nowhere
Johnny Risko the Cleveland Baker Boy is blamed for derailing title dreams yet profits from fights. He knocks down contenders like Berlenbach Dalaney Godfrey and Sharkey, but never seems to secure a championship. Trotz losses to Schmeling and Von Porat, his bid remains elusive.
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Johnny
Oor
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Baker Boy
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Paulino
Rapier
North
Heeney
Sharkey
George Godfrey
Godfrey
Ike
Tex Rickard
Jack Sharkey
Tunney
Tom Heeney
Boston
Maxie Schmeling
Germany
Ballyboo
Maxie
von Porat
Interscholastic Invitational Track Meet Set Saturday
Indiana high school stars compete in the fourth annual Interscholastic Invitational on Blackstock Field starting at 1 pm under Greencastle high school with DePauw University officials. About 300 youths expected from schools including Muncie Manual Indianapolis Sterling Remington Morocco Montezuma Brazil Technical Martinsville Jonesboro Washington Garfield Anderson Crawfordsville Mitchell Wiley Terre Haute Lar will Greencastle with medals and cups for winners.
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Indiana
Blackstock Field
Greencastle High School
DePauw University
W. F. Bausman
Muncie
Manual
Indianapolis
Sterling
Lebanon
Remington
Morocco
Montezuma
Brazil
Technical
Martinsville
Jonesboro
Washington
Garfield
Terre Haute
Anderson
Crawfordsville
Mitchell
Wiley
Larwill
Greencastle
Local Notes From Roachdale Area Update
Roachdale news items report Mrs. Kate and Mary Anderson and several others traveling to Goldsmith for the death of Mrs. Claude H. VanDevender. Updates include births, illnesses, and local moves, with Dr. C. N. Stroube announcing a 10 percent baby in Bloomington and E C. Rogers improving from tonsillitis. James Newell's family plans to move to Claude Malayer property on Washington Street.
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Kate
Mary Anderson
Alma O’connor
Ethel Walsh
Goldsmith
Claude H. VanDevender
Jennie Clahan
Josephine Immel
Ladoga
C. N. Stroube
Ross Richardson
Bloomington
Mother
Babe
E. C. Rogers
James Newell
Mace
Claude Malayer
Washington Street
A. C. Lockridge
Donald Hogate
Detroit
Tom Hargan
J. Frank Wilson
Fincastle
Banquet brings together journalists and Sigma Delta Chi members
About 125 men attended the event with local business leaders present. Sigma Delta Chi members on duty included Willard Arnold Harry Ault James Ball Robert Bottorff Hewitt Carpenter Howanl Friend Bernard Kilgore Poynter McEvoy Paul Wade George Rinehart Robert Ryker Robert Small Guernsey Van Riper. Pledges assisting were William Bogie Ralph Cole Leslie Everson Howard Hill Baren McCormack Maurice McEvoy John Rupe Joseph Taylor Edward Van Riper.
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Gale
Sigma Delta Chi
Willard Arnold
Harry Ault
James Ball
Robert Botteroff
Hewitt Carpenter
Howanl Friend
Bernard Kilgore
Poynter McEvoy
Paul Wade
George Rinehart
Robert Ryker
Robert Small
Guernsey van Riper
William Bogie
Ralph Cole
Leslie Everson
Howard Hill
Baren McCormack
Maurice McEvoy
John Rupe
Joseph Taylor
Edward van Riper
Monon Head to Visit Hammond in Merger Campaign
President H. R. Kurrie of the Menon Railroad will visit Hammond Indiana for a campaign to stall merger plans between the Menon and the Baltimore and Ohio railroads. He spoke Tuesday to the State Chamber of Commerce in Indianapolis and will address the Hammond Chamber of Commerce.
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Hammond, Ind
INS
H. R. Kurrie
Menon Railroad
Hammond
Menon
Baltimore and Ohio
Kurrie
State Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Hammond Chamber of Commerce
Jeff Withrow Freed After Mother's Withdrawal Charge
Jeff Withrow a 70 year old Black man was released from the county jail after the child's mother Della F Jordan withdrew the charge of contributing to the delinquency of Mary Emma O Bannion a 6 year old Black girl. Prosecutor Marshall Abrams said the charge was not substantiated.
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Jeff Withrow
Mary Emma O'Bannion
Della F. Jordon
Marshall Abrams
Withrow
Watson Named Indiana Officer in Octet Election
Senator James E. Watson elected president of the Indiana society during its annual election in Washington. Rep. Harry Canfield of Batesville named president of the Indiana group, succeeding David Hogg. The event included a general get-together and tea with a late program.
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Harry Canfield
Bateville
Diana Society
John Mock
Blufftot
Indiana
Canfield
David Hogg
James E. Watson
Genera
Orcock
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Roachdale News
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