Dodgers Tighten Hold With Double Victory Over Phillies
Brooklyn moved closer to second place by sweeping a doubleheader from Philadelphia, winning 10 to 4 and 1 to 1. Pitcher Vance allowed 19 hits in the first game while striking out 10, and Grimes held Philadelphia to seven hits in the second game.
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Government offer to sell rye whiskey to aid medical use
The report states Hartley distillery whiskey through Park and Tilford could be sold to the government at cost for 60 days, with 1.8 million gallons proposed for public health use. Acting Surgeon General White said no funds were authorized, and the public health service would not be supplied. The item mentions related government and hospital use and a City of Cincinnati game context.
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Vance Receives Golden Medal at Ebbets Field Jubilee
Brooklyn star Dazey Vance, standout pitcher for the Old League Norors, was honored with $1,000 in gold and an MVP medal during the Golden Jubilee at Ebbets Field. He posted 28 wins and 6 losses last season, with Fred Lieb of the Baseball Writers' Association presenting the award in a ceremony pictured.
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Record Runs Ten Miles At Indianapolis Speedway
Leon Duray led a strong qualifying day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway driving an eight cylinder car. He set a new ten mile record with an average speed of 736 miles per hour while Pete DePaolo also posted a fast lap in the day’s trials. Duray, DePaolo and Marty Hart each topped 100 mph as eighteen drivers qualified for the 13th annual Canadian Auto Classic rep.
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WA Champion Mat Man With CAI Would Meet Now
Fred Grobmier of Harlan Iowa a lightweight wrestling contender claims the Iowa championship and seeks matches in Montana He has wrestled in Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis and other cities with a passable record His season ended weeks ago and he has spent time with a carnival company training for the coming season He offers 25 to anyone who can keep from being thrown Grobmier expects good mat action in Montana this winter with wrestling favored in the northern and eastern parts of the state while boxing is favored in the western section He may relocate to the state this fall
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Young Griffo in Retired Champion Featherweight Era
Illustrated editorial profiles the legendary boxer Young Griffo once a featherweight champion. Now 54 and brittle, he reflects on prizefights earnings, fame, and contentment in a New York doorway near Times Square as friends visit and passersby stare.
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Connie Mack Pictures Show Athletic Leader in Rising Pace
Two photographs feature Connie Mack, longtime Athletics manager, one from 1914 after a World Series loss to the Braves and a recent image showing him smiling as his team maintains a hot pace in the 1923 chase, the best in 11 seasons.
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Connie Mack Pursues Rebuilding After 1914 Upset
1929 May 29 report recalls Connie Mack’s long road to rebuild the Athletics after their 1914 World Series loss to the Boston Braves. It notes Mack’s belief the current club lacked confidence, his shift of stars, and his prediction that Washington, with manager Stanley Harris, is the team to beat in the American League. It mentions New York and Detroit’s struggles and highlights Eddie Collins’s legacy and Chicago White Sox as a possible dark horse.
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Dempsey Plans Return After European Ring Debut
Jack Dempsey said he is ready to meet the survivor of the four way race for the next title and will travel to Europe for a two week engagement in Berlin at Luna Park for 13000 dollars plus a share of receipts. He spoke after workouts at the Athletic Club in Paris and expressed eagerness to return to the ring.
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Memorial day wrestling match draws legal challenge
Circuit Judge Wago Friend today rejected an injunction by Stanislaus Zbyszko who had sought to stop Lewis from advertising himself as a champion wrestler in his Memorial day bout with Wayne Munn. The dispute arises as Zbyszko recently defeated Munn and challenges Lewis’s claims.
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Speed Boats Beat Fast Railway Train On Hudson Run
Gar Wood powered two speed boats to outpace the Twentieth Century Limited in a Hudson River clash from Albany to New York City. Baby Gar IV finished in 2 hours 8 minutes for 138 miles, 38 minutes faster than the Century Limited, which started ahead but lost due to pre schedule starts and engine issues. The race ended with the Grand Central terminal train and Eighty-Sixth Street boat basin as end points.
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British Amateur Golf Championship Sees American Hope Dwindle
The British amateur championship narrows to 16 remaining players with only four Americans still in contention. Notable eliminations include Sir Ernest Holderness and Roger Wethered, while Douglas Grant advances after defeating J S F Morrison and others. In Columbus, Mandy Brooks is traded to the Chicago Nationals for 35000 and two players, highlighting a separate baseball deal.
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