Major Clubs in East West Series Games
National League clubs battle the western front while American League teams clash in the east for the second inter sectional series. The first set saw West teams win 29 14 on the road and 23 20 at home by the East in West totals.
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Race Entries Saturday at Fairmount and Churchill Downs
Multiple race cards listed for Fairmount and Churchill Downs with weights, distances, and entries. Notable horses include Florence Kranz Pocket Mouse Doctor Glenn Imperator Erin Go Bragh Naishapur Minotaur and Kentucky Oaks contenders. weather clear and track fast.
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Florence Kranz
Pocket Mouse
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Neve Rmore
Jim Crow
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Golden Top
Erin Go Bragh
Little Guinn
Fenman
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Forefather
Delayed Ring Marathon Rescheduled for Next Wednesday
Boxing marathon tourney at Pennsy park was postponed twice more. Promoters vow to line up additional pugilists and start the event again next Wednesday. Dutch Bauman of Indianapolis led in Fronty-Ford laps around the local half mile track during Memorial Day auto races with near record speeds and no injuries reported.
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Nchester
Ind
Dutch Bauman
Indianapolis
Yankees shake up lineup as Ruth and Gehrig face bench
Manager Miller Huggins signals drastic changes on the world champion Yankees eight games behind the Athletics. Koenig benches for Robertson, Lary replaced by Durocher, Durst or Paschal in left, and Combs可能 replaced by Byrd as the club eyes reversal.
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Athletics
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
Chicago White Sox
Mark Koenig
Gene Robertson
Lyn Lary
Lee Durocher
Cedric Durst
Ben Paschal
Bob Meusel
Earle Combs
Sam Byrd
Hugins
Ruth
Gehrig
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Ruth Sees Luck in Yankee Batting Order Change
Babe Ruth cites a horoscope letter claiming Miller Huggins new batting order aids luck for Ruth Gehrig and Meusel. The note links numbers four seven and seven to the Yankees and notes the total of early hitters matches lucky sums. Ruth jokes about wearing more numbers if it helps and hopes for pitching and timely hits to turn the games.
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Hagen Walloped in Golf Match at Moor Park
Archie Compston defeated Walter Hagen eight up and seven to play in a special thirty six hole match at Moor Park England on June 1. Hagen, former British Open champion for two years, tried to erase last year's crushing loss to Compston but was outplayed by the tall Britisher.
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Thoroughbred selections for Belmont and Churchill Downs race day
A long list of horses across Churchill Downs Belmon Park and Washington races is presented. Entries include Miss Lee Narva Dandy Brush Aspirin Lady Fingers Donora Blanc Leing Fargo Stars and Stripes Theo Rochester Miss Peggy Red Knobs Current Ben Mahree Rose of Sharon Lady Witt Hedemora Louisville Lou Fairy Maiden Marlboro Amsterdam Raeburn Maya Kai Pang Canterbury Bangle Beezlehubd Curate Brown Wizard Igloo Chance Shot Toro Petee Wrack Dim Ray Taos Moonstruck Washakie Klingstone Ceylon Prince Captain J Nora D Riff Raff Lillian Pouma Lightning Jones High Gravity Jordan Bing Nadi Cheers McGonigle Blessefield Devon Golden Prince Mowlee Moconigle Florida Gold Maxive Bar None Princely Pat Calhoun Golde Top Doctor Oven Uncle Boot Perjury Gotta Gonow Ruth Long Huey Singer Jenny Dean Sister Ship Hypuluxe Greenock Naishapur Karl Eitel Minotaur The Padre Elizabeth Bella Webster Blue Blood Rundark Sergeant Ocean Current Chick Up Fanta.
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Webster Blue Blood
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Strauss at Yorktown in bid for state semi pro title
Nine Strauss Says players head to Yorktown Sunday to face the Muncie All-Stars in a crucial bid for the state semi pro championship. Clark and Evans likely form the Muncie battery with Young using Hall as pitcher and Harlan catching. The club runs to Lafayette on June 9 and to Marion on June 16.
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Purvis Wins Openers in Ripple Feature at Broad Ripple Park
Jackie Purvis of Kokomo outpointed Tommy Baugh of Springfield over ten rounds in the first open-air show at Broad Ripple Park. Purvis scored a first round knockdown and led most of the bout, both fighters weighing 142. In the undercard, Carl Schmadel edged by Max Smith in eight rounds, and Roy Wood defeated Chris Landrigan in four. Hub New- (incomplete)
Terrific Hitting Brightens Mack Menace in A L Race
Philadelphia Athletics surge with Jimmy Foxx leading batting with .434 and streaks of safe hits. Mickey Cochrane joins the surge as runner up in AL batting. seven of eight regulars hitting .300 plus. Ehmke returns to form boosting a deep pitching staff as Mack eyes another pennant.
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United Press
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Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Mickey Cochrane
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Ehmke
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Tigers
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Stanford Heavy Favorite in Meet as Final Events Open
Stanford University heads toward a third straight title as the Inter-Collegiate A A A A final events begin at Franklin Field. Thirty-seven schools and eighty athletes contest eleven events after Friday trials, with Harlow Robert and Eric Krenz expected to decide the outcome for Stanford. Robert broke the intercollegiate shot put record and Krenz led in discus, making the Cardinal look unbeatable.
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Simpson Runs First In Desert Derby Time Trials
Paul Simpson of Burlington North Carolina won the thirty eight mile Lordsburg New Mexico to Duncan Arizona desert derby in the heat. The field continued to Safford with hot sun and rugged terrain expected.
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Ohio State Defeats Michigan State On Strong Defense
Ohio State beat Michigan State 5-2 in East Lansing as superior fielding carried the victory. The Buckeyes capitalized on defensive plays to secure the win on Friday.
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Iowa Nine Visits Indiana For Last 1928-29 Game
Bloomington Ind June 1 Iowa meets Indiana on Jordan field in the final home contest of the 1928-29 year. Iowa’s expulsion to take effect in 1930, but the game counts toward the conference standings. Indiana faces star pitcher Forrest Twogood with Paugh on the mound and Magnabosco catching.
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Milk Fund boxing card set for Yankee Stadium on June 27
The announced lineup includes Max Schmeling versus Paolino Uzendun in fifteen rounds, K O Christner against Otto Von Porat in ten, Johnny Grosso versus Angus Snyder in ten, Roy Wallace vs Primo Ablado in six, and Jackie Saunders facing Jerry Pavelo in four. Also ad notices invite practice games and open dates for local teams with contact details.
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Colonels Welcome Indians as Hens Invade Later Week
Indians and Colonels clash in a five game series with Toledo Hens arriving Monday to face Betzites. Russell homered in the eighth but Louisville won 5 to 4 on a tenth inning rally led by Deberry and Branom. Matthews was ejected by umpire Goetz in a disputed call.
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Baseball Calendar Schedule in American Association Action
Baseball standings and today’s results show Minneapolis, St Paul, Milwaukee, Louisville, Indianapolis, Toledo, Columbus, Kansas City, St Louis, and others with wins and losses. Printed pairings list games including Boston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh with Chicago at New York among scheduled matchups.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Major Home Run Leaders
Yesterday's results show multiple league games with varying scores and notable players. Betts Hopkins and Hargrave led for the winning side in one matchup, while Rhein and McMullen contributed for the other. Major homerun leaders include Klein, Jackson, Ott, Ruth, Gehrig, Peete, Hafey, Foxx, O Doul and Bottomley across different teams and leagues.
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Big Leagues Klein Leads In Home Run Race Friday
Big Leagues Chuck Klein of Indianapolis clouted his twelfth homer of the season as his Phillies beat the Pirates 10 to 7. The win pulls Klein top of the major-league home run list and costs Pittsburgh the NL lead. Hammerin’ Jak May pitched eight runs in three innings as St. Louis topped Cincinnati 8 to 1 and reclaimed the NL lead. Frankhouse blanked Cincinnati until the ninth. With Jimmy Foxx’s bat helping the Athletics past Detroit 9 to 6, Foxx, Cochrane each extended hitting streaks amid a five-game AL advantage. No other major league games Friday.
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Iowa Downs Minnesota 8 to 5 In Big Ten Tilt
In Iowa City on June 1 five thousand spectators watched Iowa top Minnesota 8 to 5 in a Big Ten baseball game. pitcher David allowed seven first inning hits then fanned nine, while Brown struck out four in two innings. Also Indianapolis Black Sox beat Central A A 11 to 8 and will play Martinsville Sunday. For game inquiries contact Henry Woods 974 Holbrook Street or Dr 0412.
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Times Schoolboy Golf Tourney Grows In Popularity
The Indianapolis Times interscholastic golf tournament draws an estimated 200 plus players to Pleasant Run course in Irvington for qualification. Open to any schoolboy meeting entry requirements, the event aims to spur junior golf with coaches from Manual Tech Cathedral and others preparing for a large turnout.
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Star Horses May Run in Turf Classic
Arlington Park announced 137 three year olds nominated for the $50,000 American classic to be run July 13 at Chicago. The list features Clyde Van Dusen Kentucky Derby winner Dr. Freeland Preakness victor Blue Larkspur and many others with 85 stables represented. The winner earns $60,000 if a prior victor of the Preakness Kentucky Derby American Derby or Belmont Stakes.
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Paolino Uzcudun Training for Schmeling Bout at Yankee Stadium
Basque heavyweight Paolino Uzcudun began a second day of training in Hoolick Falls New York for his fifteen round bout with Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium on June 27.
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Keech Wins 1930 Speed Drivers Dinner Honors
Ray Keech received $31,950 in prizes for winning the international sweepstakes at the drivers banquet hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Jimmy Gleason Lou Moore and Louis Chiron shared high praise. Chiron vowed to return in 1930. A tribute was paid to Bill Spence who died from injuries in a crash.
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Cup pairings set for European Davis finals
The French Davis Cup committee announced quarter final pairings Italy versus Germany. Czecho Slovakia against Denmark. Hungary versus winner Egypt Holland. Great Britain versus winner South Africa Sweden. Italy and Great Britain favored to reach the final.
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