Miami Wins First Mor. Victory Over Cincinnati
Oxford May 31 Miami defeated the University of Cincinnati 4 to 3 in a closely played game. The score was tied with early hits by Jabiel Kennedy and strong fielding highlights by Clark and Fox. Batteries were Grabiel and Webster for Miami Kennedy and Fenker for Cincinnati, with Overheltz umpiring.
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Yereity Wooder
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Uvninga
RIDE
Cincinnati
Grabiel
DePalma’s Mercedes Engine Fails Near Victory at Piqua Race
Indianapolis May 32 Ralph De Palma led the International Automobile Sweepstakes with five miles remaining when his Mercedes suffered engine trouble. Joe Dawson finished first after a dramatic finish, covering 500 miles in 6 hours 21 minutes and 100 seconds at an average speed of 78.00 mph. The race drew 72,000 spectators. purse totaled 50,000 with 20,000 to the winner. Hamilton High beat Piqua in baseball, scoring early and in key innings, and preparing for a final home game against Woodward Saturday.
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Joek Dawson
Ulis
de Palma
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Joe Dawson
Dawson
Daiwson
Ray Youn
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DePadma
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Reina
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Pure Golds Sweep Doubleheader At Griogur's Park
The Pure Golds defeated the Linwdod Pothfinders of Cincinnati in both games at Griogur's Park Thursday afternoon. In the first game the Pure Golds won 4 to 10 after Cincinnati led 3 to 1 in the seventh inning. Davis pitched well through the early frames. In the second game Pure Golds played smoothly while Evang struggled, taking control and coasted to victory.
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Linwdod Pothfinders
Cincinnati
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Anal
Allen Faces Murder Trial Denial in Own Defense
Claude Allen testifies in Wytheville on May day, denying he killed mas sie and claiming he fired solely at Clerk Dexter Goad while on trial for the murder of the man.
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Wytheville
Claude Allen
Massie
Dexter Goad
Records Made In The Try Outs At Geltie Park
New York weather disrupted yesterday’s tryouts at Geltie Park with mud and a thunderstorm. John J. Steynolds of the Irish American Athletic Club won the 26 mile event, William Garvin of Yonkers placed second, and Abel K. Kiviat led the two mile race while Melvin W. Sheppard won the 1,000 meter run. Bob Eller of Georgetown won the 110 meter hurdles but was disqualified for overturning four inches. John G. Biller claimed first prize in the 2-1/2 mile race as Matt McGrath tossed the hammer to 174 feet 8 inches. General Director Al Waguer and staff attended funerals in dark suits with ribbon badges.
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Irish-American Athletic Lab
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Yonkers
William
J. ‘Kramex
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Prise
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Hal Reiland
Xavier Athletic Assoiation
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Georgetown University
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Duncans
Big Deal Pulled Of Traded Cubs and Pirates in Chicago May
Baseball notes cover a major Chicago trade where Manager Chance Phutsiay sent Arthur Hofman and Leonard Cole to the Pittsburg Pirates for Thoms Leach and Albert Leifeld. The deal, announced by President Murphy, sends the two Cubs to join the Pirates in Boston for the eastern series opener. Also noted are Utica cash handling, Unglaub joining Minneapolis, and Fletcher signing with Reading U S league club.
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Chance Phutsiay
Arthur Hofman
Leonard Cole
Thoms Leach
Albert Leifeld
Pittsburg Pirates
Murphy
Cubs
Pittsburg
Pirates
Boston
Neetah
Pure Gold Juniors Beat Athletics 27 to 8 in Morning Game
The Pure Gold juniors defeated the Athletic juniors Thursday morning by a one sided 27 to 8. Theiss pitched powerfully, striking out fifteen Athletics. Lineups list Pure Gold with Shubert Theiss Eisel Tendam Wank Quinly Gessner Neiderman Brown and others against Athletics with Varrish Pippert Hagerman Richardson and more.
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Shubert
P.y Eisel
Tendam
Wank
Quinly
Gessner
Boxing Results From Queen City Bout May Night
Bobby Ray, of Philadelphia, defeated Wil le Purcell, the pride of Cincinnati, in a decisive bout at the Queen City last night. No decision was given, but the win was clear from the gratty performance.
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Cincinnati
Bobby Raymrds
Philadelpha
Wille Purcell
Queen City
Boxing results from Cincinnati and St Joseph bouts
In Cincinnati on May 31 Kid Ash knocked out Battling Gaidin in the second round of a scheduled ten round bout. In St Joseph on May 4 Frankie Whitney of Cedar Rapids won a clear fifteen round decision over Frankie White of Chicago, landing sharp left jabs and right hooks to the body throughout.
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Kid Ash
Gai
Den
St. Joseph
Frankie Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Frankie White
Chicago
Whitney
Y W Market Sale Announcement
A past Temiller invites attendance at tomorrow's YW market sale beginning promptly at a oclock. Bring a market basket to select from a varied assortment. Fresh religious home made bread pies and cakes will be sold. a good opportunity to buy quality home made articles.
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