Indians Fall to Millers In Slugfest Upset
Indianapolis slugging squad trips Minneapolis 8 to 7 as six of ten visitors reach base in a six-run sixth inning. Hank Schreiber shines at short while Eddie Ainsmith, Pug Allen and Ted Jourdan contribute key hits as the Millers rally to steal the win in a tense finish.
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Balloon lands on steamer in Gordon Bennett cup race
Goodyear Ill pilots W T Van Orman and C K Wollam of Akron Ohio landed on the German Vaterland after steering toward a passing steamer due to wind. Prince Leopold won the race with 620 miles, Belgica second, Ciampino third, American craft 144 miles.
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Toledo Boxers Score Wins in City Card
Phil McGraw of Detroit stopped Johnny Horvath of Mansfield in the eighth round. Toledo’s Tommy Milton stopped Civi Stosborne of Cleveland in the seventh. Mickey Sullivan beat Charley Ward of Dayton on points and Johnny Redell of Cleveland defeated Bobby Rendely of Toledo in decisive fashion.
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Harvey Mac Clellan in Serious Condition After Gall Stone Operation
Chicago June 11 Harvey Mac Clellan utility infielder for the White Sox is in serious condition at a local hospital following an operation for gall stones. He missed all of last season due to illness.
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McIntire wins East Side Gun Club weekly shoot
McIntire continued his good shooting to win the main event with 60 of 50 in the singles. Slinkard and Enders tied in the handicap with 24 of 25.
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Twice in Same Place Twice in Same Place
Tex Rickard schedules a return bout at Yankee Stadium for August inviting bids for thousands of seats as Mickey McTigue faces Paul Borlenbach who recently won the light heavyweight title in a dull New York championship.
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New Palestine Club Eyes Fowler Series in Indiana
New Palestine baseball club draws Indiana semi pro attention with home talent and Indianapolis players. Managers Oscar Queisser Wayne Knotts and George Rubush lead a roster including the Aus chaupts Queissers and Rubush brothers. The team aims to challenge Fowler nine with games at home and on the road and awaits contact through George Rubush.
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Baseball scores and standings across leagues spotlight
The page lists American and National League results with teams such as Brooklyn, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia. It includes yesterday’s scores for multiple games, player names, and pitching lines, reflecting a dense roundup of standings and outcomes.
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Local High School Basketball Schedule and Courts Listed
Fragmented OCR shows a local basketball scene with mentions of teams such as the Tigers and Grays. It notes games at a diamond and references to venues on Beliefontaine Street with possible dates and opponents.
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Hornsby Sparks Cardinals as Manager and Batter
Hornsby, star playing manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, leads the majors in home runs and tops NL batting pace. In ten days as skipper he has transformed a losing club into a pennant threat, boosting his own average and guiding a re-energized roster against Brooklyn as the league's outlook shifts.
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Major Homers Spark Narrow Rallies Across League
In a day of power Paul Meusel and other sluggers led multiple teams to decisive wins. The Yankees beat the Indians 6 to 2 behind two-run drives and late singles while Boston tied the Giants 15 to 8 after a long offensive outburst. Cubs and Giants won again in tight spots as Senators toppled the Tigers 7 to 2.
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Four colleges train on Hudson for intercollegiate rowing
United Press reports four colleges, including Cornell and Syracuse, are training on the Hudson for the intercollegiate rowing championships on June 2. Navy will not arrive until June 14, with Washington crews already there.
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George Godfrey to fight Harry Wills in Los Angeles in August
George Godfrey the Philadelphia Negro who ducked punches in the ring will meet Harry Wills in Los Angeles in August in a ten round bout. Jimmy Daugherty and Paddy Martins signed the agreement in Los Angeles to stage the bout after Wills first defeats Charlie Weinert. Godfrey recently knocked down Canadian champion Renault.
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Shortridge Students Attend Millers Indians Opener at Park
Shortridge High School players enjoyed a ball party at Washington Park on Wednesday and watched the Millers face the Indians in the opener. The students cheered a strong contest but saw the Indians suffer a loss.
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Dempsey Seeks Voice From Mammoth Born in Paris Hotel
Jack Dempsey attempts to elicit a sound from a supposedly giant creature born during the Dempsey visit to Paris. He finds the effort difficult and unusual in tone.
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Trials Set for Friday at National Collegiate Track Meet
Chicago June 11 Trials for the national collegiate A A track and field meet will be held Friday due to unexpectedly large entry lists. Officials announced that qualifying heats would be necessary to stage the events on Saturday at Stage Field.
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Fiebig and C Nelson in Playoff for Title
Chester Nelson of Ft Wayne and Herbert Fiebig of Logansport tied at 296 after 72 holes to decide the Indiana open golf championship in a playoff. Jock Collins led scoring with 298 and Erwin Nelson Culver posted 299 as the field battled until the final holes.
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Butler Alumni vs Grads Play At Irwin Field
Butler varsity baseball hosts an alumni team at Irwin Field Friday afternoon with Assist ant Coach Middlesworth directing the alumni squad. Probable lineup includes Slaughter and Jones as pitchers and several infielders and outfielders from Butler. The Butler Men's Club banquet follows at Indianapolis A for letter winners.
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Neal Jones Wins Three-Cushion Tourney at Coolers
Neal Jones claimed the aeria ly rapid-fire three-cushion Dilert tournament title at Coolers on Wednesday night. He beat Pase more 15 to 8 in the final after defeating Rock hill and Cohn en route to the final.
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