DIZZY OTOLER AIMGELF SWEEPS TIGERS IN CLOSE BATTLE
St. Louis beats Detroit 4 0 in nine innings as Sigler and Sister spark the offense. Davis wins for St. Louis with a two-bleachers shot and a late steal while Sigler steals home on a double steal.
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American Association Scores and Rain Delays Across Cities
Scores listed from Minneapolis Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee Toledo and Louisville Saint Paul with rain delays: Minneapolis 8 Indianapolis at Kansas City 10 Columbus 4. Rain affected Milwaukee Toledo and Louisville Saint Paul with additional delays noted.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee-Toledo
Louisyle-St. Paul
Gonzaga Beats Washington State 4 in Eugene Baseball
In Eugene Oregon Gonzaga states 4 edged Washington State in college baseball action. The tilt featured key plays by both teams with Gonzaga securing the lead late to earn the victory on the road.
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Washington State College
Eugene
Ore. Tahoe
Oregon
Build Up Small Towns and Decentralize Voiced by BASCOME and TIMMONS
A conference in Washington highlights a push for decentralization via garden cities like Letchworth and Welwyn, arguing that dispersal from congested centers is essential. Ebenezer Howard promotes complete small towns connected by open land belts, with government aid backing garden city development and new town planning as a remedy for urban crowding.
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Cor Aloe
Dar West
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Alontreal
United States
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Welwyn Garden Cities
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Howard
England
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Dempsey Berlin Bout Offered Amid Honeymoon
New York on May 4 Jack Curley said he received a cable from Samuel Rachman offering heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey £240,100 for a Berlin bout while he is abroad. Hans Breitenstraetter or Sampson, who boxed in America, would likely be Dempsey’s opponent, Curley acting as Rachman’s agent in the U.S. Dempsey hinted he may not accept the German proposal.
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New York
Jack Curley
Samuel Rachman
Germany
Jack Dempsey
Berlin
Hans Breittenstraetter
Sampson
America
Dempsey
Curley
Rachman
Ito Iim
Curle
Weather Postpones Greb Britton Bout to Wednesday
Rain and cold delayed the middleweight title bout between World champion Harry Greb and Billy Britton from tonight to Wednesday in Columbus Ohio. The Associated Press reported the delay caused by the wet and chilly conditions.
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Columbus
Iment
Warry Greb
Billy Britton
Goodyear Balloon Race Leads to Mixed Results in May Events
A chaotic report from St Joseph and Louisville outlines balloon race conclusions, horse racing disqualifications, and polo losses. Captain Van Orman and Captain Vanerwell topped the air event, while Croissant faced scrutiny at Lexington. Slattery knocked out Jack McDonald in Buffalo, and a Maui polo string burned in a fire. Lennard Seppala won the Alaskan dog race with a 2 hour 54 minute time amid a field of five.
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Orman
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Wits
Philadelphia
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Herbert Vo Thaden
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Pressi
California
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Alassin Dog Kyu
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May
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Datin Burden
Smingtey
Niitea Lang
Ish
Roan
Fine Shea
James Ketan
Rank Dufresne
Olle Weaver
Gertrude Therle Plans English Channel Attempt
Gertrude Therle, one of America's foremost young swimmers, prepares for a dangerous English Channel crossing this summer. The photo shows her in Central Park, New York City, as part of her training routine and self-affirmation during the program.
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America
Central Park
New York City
Profits Are To Go To The Kids At Track Meet
Associated Press reports on a Chicago track meet weekend with top athletes including Nurmi and Quist, funded by Olympic aid, with expenses totaling $1184 and a final receipt noting payments and reimbursements. The event, run under the Ohio club auspices, aimed to train promising youths and benefit children.
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Olympic Aid Inday i Ewes
Panto Nurmi
Willie Ritela
Quist
Chicago
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Dicker
Mumphrey
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Fefr
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Gizilic Association
Oismipin Club
Receiper Cotaledd
Reruts
Death of Iace Horse Sunny Man Plot Disclosed
Associate Press reports inquiry ordered by Willis Sharpe Kilner into the death of Sunny Man a leading three year old colt at Pimiles track Saturday night after an illness deemed likely poison by several local veterinarians Sunny Man son of Sunbriar trained by 4 T Smith had shown speed at Havre De Grace recently and was en route to New York when the tragedy occurred
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Astoria
New York
United States
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Val Woodbury
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Columbia
Snake River
Lewiston
Idaho
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Mont
Missouri River
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Richelen
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Hudson River
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Virate Dereun Rive
Willis Sharpe Kilner
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4. T. Smith
Havre de Grace
New
Morocco Campaign Develops In Front and Air Activity
Report from Madrid on May 4 via the Associated Press states Riffian forces have pushed into French north Morocco near Varga, showing a bold offensive under Abd-El-Krim. The 60 mile front around the Skerbouaser line is seen as the likely initial objective for French response, while air operations keep the headquarters informed of tribal movements.
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Madrid
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Varga
Gold Standard Bill Passed by British Commons
London May 4 The house of commons passed the second reading of the gold standard bill and approved the money resolution for restoring the gold standard. Financial secretary Walter Guinness explained American credits to protect the Bank of England reserves, noting Britain would not pay interest unless needed. Credits total 3100,000,000 with two five year arrangements, repayable within two years.
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Bank of England
Walter Guinness
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Campbell jurors Out of Campbell Case on royalty dispute
Jurors in Campbell debate royalty shares from lands claimed by a syndicate with Campbell holding 50 percent and partners 45 percent. Defense objected to portions of the judge’s charge while prosecutors argued the government proved its claims and noted possible pardons for Bloomhuff and Talley if testimony was honest.
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Ford
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Talley
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Supreme Court
Ywenr Pratt
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O'Leary
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Fay
Government suit over Teapot Dome oil reserve filed
In Washington May 4 the government filed in federal court here a suit to challenge the Teapot Dome oil reserve leases. The brief totals 203 pages and was prepared two weeks earlier. The ruling on the defendant's brief concludes the trial phase before Judge Kennedy. Meanwhile, in Washington seven of the 23 grand jurors needed for new criminal charges in the oil scandal were drawn from the first panel, with a second panel of 100 summoned for next Monday.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supréme Court
Munday
Butte Council Elects Officers in First Meeting
In Butte on May 4 Associated Press report James Woods of the eighth ward was elected president of the new council at the inaugural meeting. William Lew of the second ward was chosen vice president, with plans for subsequent sessions discussed.
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William Lewderman
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