Reds and Cubs Fight Through Doubleheader Box Score
Baseball doubleheader highlights include Cubs beating Reds 4 0 in game one and Cincinnati taking game two 6 1. Notable players include Griffith Grimm Walker and Adams for the Reds plus Freigau Hartnett and Grimm for the Cubs. Stolen bases by Statz Adams and others, errors and double plays noted. Luque and Biemiller pitching in game one while Sheehan Kaufmann both appear in game two. Rain halted a St Louis Brooklyn clash with Brooklyn leading 2 0 at the fifth inning.
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Eastern Supremacy On Diamond Glear Eastern Supremacy On Diamond Glear
Eastern supremacy temporarily dominates the baseball front as East and West halt hostilities. The American League leaders include Philadelphia and Washington while the Giants hold the National curve with Brooklyn close behind. Pittsburgh and Chicago White Sox show regional strength as Cleveland and Cincinnati slip. Boston falters among eastern clubs.
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Ruth's Yankee Return Delayed By Doctors Illness
New York May 24 Babe Ruth may be delayed returning to the Yankee lineup as physicians advise him not to leave the hospital before midweek. Despite chilly weather and showers, Ruth continued light batting practice at Yankee Stadium today.
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Golf Gleanings from Westward Ho Amateur Championship
England hosts the amateur championship opening tomorrow with 151 entrants the fewest since 1912. Top Americans J F Barley and Lt Cochrane share the upper draw, while R A Stranahan A F Bourne and Douglas Grant appear in the lower half. The field features stellar British Scottish and foreign players.
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Omaha Girl Sets Senior 40 Yard Free World Record
Corrine Condin, 14, swam 40 yards in 2.17 at a Midwestern AAU meet, shaving a tenth of a second from her own world record of 2.18. She led all four challengers in the event, held in Omaha.
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East Helena Tops Mount St Charles In Nine Inning Pitchers Battle
East Helena defeated Mount St Charles College 3 to 2 in a nine inning game. Plews and Callan pitched well as East Helena capitalized on timely hits including a double and a single. McCarthy and Haggerty contributed for the Saints who led early but watched East Helena rally with solid defense and key baserunning.
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Bones of Chief Ouray laid beside squaw Chipeta
Ignacio Colo May 24 The bones of Chief Ouray famed Colorado Ute leader were laid to rest in the Indian reservation cemetery here beside his squaw Chipeta A secret grave once hid his body until medicine men revealed it The ceremony drew the tribe and braves from Navajo and Apache bands of Northern New Mexico and Arizona
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London England 1924 book publication reaches new high
In 1924 English publishers released 12 706 books, 8 327 more than 1918 the previous peak. Fiction leads with 2 801 titles, followed by non-fiction and other genres in the year’s release tally.
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Star HurlER Owen Carroll Poised for Big League Caps
Holy Cross star pitcher Owen Carroll, captain of the nine, is hailed as one of the greatest college hurdlers ever. Listed as likely to wear a major league uniform next season, he enters his senior year on campus.
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Down South Hails Dick Wilson as 11 Year Old Bobby Jones
In Southern Pines North Carolina observers compare 11 year old Dick Wilson to Bobby Jones noting his strong golf talent and steady style. Ike Jones also shows promise as a second stylist, while the young prodigy displays growing ability on the links.
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West Siders Make it 6 Straight Cubs Win 2
West Siders extend unbeaten run to six as Cubs win two to none. In American Association action, Columbus and Louisville were postponed by rain, Toledo and Indianapolis postponed by cold, St Paul defeated Milwaukee three to zero, Minneapolis tied Kansas City in ten innings, and Detroit Tigers beat the Solons in a separate result.
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Plenty Homers Hit In Major League Games
Chicago May 24 Long distance hitting as shown by home run columns favored the National League last week with 147 to 187 in the American. Hartnett of Chicago Nationals led with 13 homers, Hornsby of St Louis NL had 9 in second place. Browns 2 Athletics 1 as GorDon Cochrane injured by a foul tip in seventh. Weather postponed games in Chicago and Cleveland. Two speedboats attempt to beat the Twenty Fifth Century Limited postponed due to rain. Davis Cup rounds set with Denmark England at Copenhagen and others before June 10. Leonard Hoar severely burned by carbide and water flame.
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AUTOS OUTNUMBER BATH TUBS IN AMERICA SAYS PROF SMITH
Professor Stanley Smith of the architecture department at the State College of Washington notes a surplus of cars for every seven people while only one bath tub exists for two persons. He remarks on domestic resource distribution and household conveniences.
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13th annual 500 mile race to feature 8 cylinder cars
Indianapolis May 24 Associated Press reports the 13th 500 mile Indianapolis speedway race on May 30 will mix speed with automotive experiments. Most entrants use 8 cylinder engines and many employ German superchargers from years past. Cars must be single seaters under 122 cubic inches displacement this year, rising to 914 cubic inches next year. Top American drivers include Milton Corum DePalma Hill Worderlich Hartz Cooper and DePaolo as experts expect record speeds to be shattered from last year’s 98.24 mph.
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