Vance Wins First Victory as Dazzy Shines on Mound
Dazzy Vance dominated Friday's game against the Giants, earning his first victory as the Brooklyn ace shows signs of returning to form. Eddie Brown fueled Boston's hit streak with two singles and a double in Friday's win over Cincinnati. Viscount Astor's Short Story won The Oaks at Epsom Downs, proving fiction can mirror reality.
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British pros win Ryder Cup over Americans at Wentworth
British golfers decisively defeated the U S team 1344 to 114 in a Ryder Cup match at Wentworth Virginia Water England. Abe Mitchell and George Duncan beat Jim Barnes and Walter Hagen in 36 hole singles. George Gadd finished 8 and 7 over Joe Kirkwood to seal the victory.
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Normal Beats Wabash In Tight 8 To 7 Contest
State Normal defeated Wabash College 8 to 7 in Terre Haute. Robertson pitched for the Scarlet and Taylor started for the Teachers, but both were relieved early as the game stayed close throughout.
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Beech Grove Boxing Show Ends Early As Headliner Skips
Jimmy Finley failed to appear for the main event at Beech Grove boxing under a tent selling 2.20 seats. Johnny Nichols stepped in as opponent but the fight was canceled with a short purse and a loss of local prestige for Finley. Ehrman Clark beat Amos Gant on points in six, and Caponi outlasted Cap Sullivan in eight.
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Culver Ties Locals In Dual Tennis Meet
Culver Military Academy and Short Ridge High School Indiana split six matches in a Friday tennis dual at Culver. Matches included Wood defeating Brace 6 2 and Christopher with Wood beating Brace and Krug 6 1 6 1, with other results referenced but obscured in the report. A separate note reports Ace Hudkins KOing Phil Salvadore in the eighth round at Los Angeles.
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Nebraska
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Bradley skips Latonia Derby with Bubbling Over group
Col. E. R. Bradley did not send Bubbling Over to Latonia Derby today opting to train with the horse’s stable mates Boot to Boot and Bagen baggage. The Latonia field included Navigator Recollection Blondin and Knock with $25 000 added.
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Army bouts to feature ten rounders at Ft Harrison
Lieut HH Porter Ft Harrison matchmaker has a card of ten round bouts Tuesday night. Joe Anderson Covington faces Al Webster Billings Montana in a middleweight bout and Jackie Reynolds Muncie faces Chick Maglioni Akron in the light welterweight clash. Webster relies on boring in while Anderson is a sharp shooter. Reynolds and Maglioni are two fisted with boxing skill and are expected to deliver a rattling battle.
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Lenglen Reacts To Wills Operation Injury News
Suzanne Lenglen expresses sorrow over Helen Wills undergoing an operation that ends her chances for international honors this year. She plans to visit the American hospital when Wills can receive visitors and calls the situation hard luck for her rival.
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Helen Wills Doing Splendidly After Appendicitis Surgery
In France on June 5 American tennis champion Helen Wills is reported by her surgeon Dr. Thierry De Martel to be “doing splendidly” after an appendicitis operation. She may leave the hospital in ten days and could resume tennis in six weeks.
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Tennis Exhibition At Highland Club Sunday
Four leading players Kirk Reid, Wray Brown, George Lott and John Hennessey will headline a Sunday exhibit at the Highland Golf and Country Club with two matches listed for 3 p m and officials including Judge Chamberlin Geo Denny and Albrecht Kipp.
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
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Chicago
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Indianapolis
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Local Independent Baseball Club Seeks Open Dates and Players
Fragmentary notes show an independent and amateur baseball scene around St Goth, with teams at Lincoln Park and nearby venues. Dooley’s Reserves plan Arlington travel Sunday, reporting by 11 a m, while unions and clubs seek open dates, rosters, and transportation details amid scattered standings and schedules.
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Meridian Hills Golf Course Poised as a Midwest Wonder
Dick Miller reviews Meridian Hills Golf and Country Club north of Indianapolis, praising its sportier, challenging design by Will Diddel. He details hole layouts, three tees per hole, varied yardages, and the green quality, noting Wallie Sparks, William Rockwood, and B. C. Stephenson in the round. The piece teases next week’s description of the second nine holes.
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No Hit H S Contest By Timer
Healy and O'Brien of Cathedral High School, Indianapolis, shut out Mooresville 26 to 3 in nine innings. All Mooresville runs came on errors and walks, in the fourth inning. O'Brien pitched the rest of the game in a near three hour contest.
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Race Driver Les Hel Lane Killed At Mt. Holly Track
Kansas City man Les Hel Lane, 34, died when his car went through a fence during a practice lap at Mt. Holly race track in New Jersey. He was scheduled to race in Mt. Holly fair contests that day.
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Giants Edge in a Pitching Duel for Fifth Straight Win
In a tense game the Giants beat the Browns 4 to 0 as Zachary struck out White. The Browns added four hits but could not break through while the Giants gathered fifteen hits to claim their fifth consecutive victory in a tight season finale.
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Indians sweep Louisville series as Bushs win fifth straight
Ownie Bushs Indians kept their win streak alive with a 9 to 4 victory over the Senators, as Byron Speece recovered from a rough start to hold firm. Toledo Uens beat the Colonels 8 to 7, while Milwaukee Kansas City and Indianapolis won, tightening the AA standings ahead of a four game series in Washington Park.
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Indians and Senators battle as baseball drama unfolds
Friday night action features Stephenson with three singles and a stolen base for the Indians, Holke driving in two on sacrifice flies, and Zumbro delivering key hits amid a tense inning sequence. Senators resist a charge with bunts and baserunning, while Hartley and Langford contribute infield plays and timely hits.
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Baseball Calendar Grid from American Association and League play
A condensed schedule page lists results and upcoming games for the American Association and American League with city matchups including Indianapolis Milwaukee St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston New York and Pittsburgh. Details show game scores and participating pitchers and players across multiple line entries.
Notre Dame Favored in Central Intercollegiate Meet Debut
Notre Dame track stars were favored to win the first annual central intercollegiate conference meet at Marquette University stadium. Five schools entered including Notre Dame Marquette De Pauw Butler and Michigan State College.
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Indians in Two Games Sunday Set as Twin Bill
Ballpark officials announced a bargain Sunday double-header between Toledo and Indianapolis with the Indians. Sunday's first game starts at 2 o'clock and Monday is ladies and kids day with free admission for women and children. Burwell and Wisner likely will pitch for the Tribe in the Sunday twin bill.
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Western H. S. Team Leads in National Meet
Ft. Collins Colorado leads with Donnie Beattie scoring eleven points in discus, shot, and hammer events. Douglas Graydon of Little Rock set a javelin record as Mooseheart and Hobdy of Lake Forest set academy marks in the early national interscholastic track meet at Soldier Field Chicago.
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Cincinnati swimmers sail to Germany for meets tour
Walter Laufer and Russell Webb of Cincinnati have sailed for Germany to compete in several swimming meets. Their competitive tour may extend to other European countries.
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Russell Webb
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McGinnis to Lead Wisconsin Track Team Next Year
Kansas City star Charles McGinnis will captain the next Wisconsin Badgers track squad. He hails from Kansas City Missouri and is noted as a top performer expected to boost the program.
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Texas promoter faces license revocation over boxing plans
New York June reports say Tex Rickard plans a Dempsey Tunney match. State Athletic Commission Chairman Farley warned he may revoke Rickard’s promoter license if the plans materialize. Farley declared the stance firmly.
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Duke of York Enters Wimbledon Doubles Tournament
London June 5 The Duke of York second son of King George and Queen Mary has entered the Wimbledon tournament in the doubles event with a partner from the royal circle.
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Butler Track Stars Compete in Cincinnati A A U Meet
Nineteen Butler trackmen led by captain Phillips compete in an A A U meet in Cincinnati. Freshman stars join the squad as they travel from Marquette to the event in Ohio.
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