Primo Carnera Barred by New York Boxing Commission
The New York boxing commission bans Primo Carnera from metropolitan competition and delests four of his managers. The action follows a California fight setup with Chevalier. The critic notes potential reinstatement later and compares it to charity used to mask wrongs in sport.
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York
New York Boxing Commission
Primo Carnera
Primo
California
Chevalier
New York Commission
Race Entries Saturday at Lexington Featured Wide Card
The program lists nine racing events for Saturday at Lexington with entries across $800 claiming and allowance races for 2-year-olds to 4-year-olds. Notable contestants include Coohoogan Pagan Daddie Mae Price Sister Maggie Lynette Stone Genghis Khan True Guess Captain’s Daughter and many more across the eight races plus a Green Springs Valley Steeplechase.
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Coohoogan
Pagan Daddie
Mae Price
Sister Maggie
Lynette Stone
Elstay
Baffling Star
Peach Rose
Material
Nevermore
Jane Willamson
Lady Witt
Hidden Thoughts
Genghis Khan
True Guess
Coby
Prince Mexican
Captains Daughter
Last Year's Champions Far Behind Cleveland Pirates Leading Clubs
Two basemen Jake Flowers of Brooklyn and Bill Cissell of Chicago top batting averages early in 1930. Flowers leads the National League at .469 and Cissell tops the American League at .432. Cleveland and New York squads dominate team and pitching marks as season starts.
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Cleveland, Pirates
New York
Jake Flowers
Brooklyn
Bill Cissell
Chicago White Sox
al Munro Elias
Flowers
Cissell
Lefty O'Doul
Phillies
Lew Fonseca
Cleveland
O’doul
Fonseca
Tha Lanena Laadine
Dittehurah
Fitzsimmons
Giants
Ben Frey
Cincinnati
Marriner Set For Ring Return After Layoff At Armory
Tuesday feature in Chicago stars former Illinois standout Marriner who racked up twenty one knockout wins before a hand injury paused his career. He fights Jack League of San Antonio in a ten round Legion main event at the local armory. other bouts include Craig vs Burman heavyweights and Atterson vs Erne lightweights with a slate of four round tests featuring Frost Myers Porter Chamberlin and Hendricks in Indianapolis and surrounding towns.
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ES Marriner
Chicago
University of Ilinois
Kayo
Marriner
Jack League
San Antonio
Legion
Macon
Trish Chamberlin
Richmond
Jack Hendricks
Indianapolis
Semi-Pro and Amateur Baseball Notes from Indianapolis Circuits
A rundown of weekend games and fixtures in Indianapolis semi pro and amateur circles. Matches include Union Printers vs B&O at Gar Berd No 2, Orioles vs Wings with Roy Torrence likely on mound, and multiple club schedule notes across Garfields, Riverside and Y M S affiliations.
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B. & O. Railroad
Gar Berd No. 2
Clubs
Indianapolis Orioles
Garfield No
Pen
Roy Torrence
Oriole
Wings
Thompson
Orioles
Mes
Ossie Kelso
Union Street
Belmont
A B C s Open Season Against Meldons at Washington Park
Connie Day leads the A B C s in a Sunday opener at Washington Park meeting the Meldon club. Anderson pitches for A B C s with Hawking catching while Meldons start Johnny Twigg on the mound and Bob Kelly behind the plate. A parade precedes the game at 1 pm from Seventeenth and Northwestern with a band at the ball park. game at 3 pm. Starting lineup lists Twigs, Baldwin, Kelly, Baker, Stehlin, Taylor, Elsser, Chearas Say ib So.
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Connie Day
Washington Park
Meldon Club
Anderson
Hawking
Meldons
Johnny Twigg
Bob Kelly
Seventeenth
Northwestern Avenue
Ball Park
Meldows
A. B
P. Baldwin
B. Kelly
C. Baker
Stehlin
Taylor
A. Elsser
Che
As. Say
St Paul Saints Win Home Opener In Eleven Inning Thriller
St Paul defeats the Indians 7 to 6 in eleven innings on May 3. Bob Fenner drove in Saltzgaver with the winning run as Bill Burwell, who relieved Cvengros, took the loss. Barnhart Hoffman Hopkins homered for both sides amid five double plays and 14 Saints hits.
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ST. Paul
Saints
Indians
Apostles
Bob Fenner
Saltzgaver
Bill Burwell
Mike Cvengros
Barnhart
Hoffman
Tribesmen
Hopkins
Leifield
Bruno Haas
Johnny Corriden
Invaders
Warstler
Rejina
Tribe
Paul Wolfe
Crengros
ST. Paul Anderson
Paschal
Roettger
Ib Grabowski
Winsett Fenner
Haas
If Hopkins
Wanninger
Davis Gerber
Betts
P Tesmer
Hiortas Murphy
Winster
Grabowski
Davis
Hiortas
Indianapolis
Koenecke
Wolf
Anderson
Sicking
Monahen
Cvengros
Monahan
Gerber
B Murphy
Burwell
Murphy
Crouse
Lefton Ases
Burwel
Burwellmpires
Clayton
Rue
Pritchett Leads State Tourney Day One Drive
Longtime Indianapolis bowler Jess Pritchett closes his season with a 694 in the last league night and carries a 2101-6 pins per game all time city record. Veteran Charlie Cray of Meridian Garage also posts near 200 for the season as state meet week begins in Ft Wayne with teams like Finan Shoes and the Marotts drawing plaudits and Rail Birds trading tales of 7 10 splits and 3 000 totals.
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Jess Pritchett
Pritchett
Indianapolis
Charlie Cray
Meridian Garage
Ft. Wayne
Perce Henry
Alf Striebeck
Jerry O'Grady
McCarthy Wins Narrow Decision Over Fulton in Cedar Rapids
Chicago lightweight Jack McCarthy defeated Johnny Fulton of Cedar Rapids by decision over ten rounds in Cedar Rapids on Friday night, with McCarthy earning the victory in the ten round bout.
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Preas
Cedar Rapids
Jack McCarthy
Chicago
Johnny Fulton
Baseball pairings and league matchups listed
American Association games include Indianapolis at St. Paul Louisville at Minneapolis Columbus at Milwaukee Toledo at Kansas City. American League matchups feature St. Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston. National League cards Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St. Louis.
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Brooklyn
Fisher
St Louis
Stephenson
Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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Comorosky
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Herman
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Cincinnati
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Pet Brown
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Philadelphia
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Hogsett Detroit
Marberry Washingto
Hadley
New York .S
Detroit
New
American Association
Louisville
Toledo
Colum Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee Minneapolis
Louis
Cleveanne
Ila Weenes
New York
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Brklyn
St. Louis
Phila
Cincinnee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
National League
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Sahendee
Whitehill
Herring
Hargrave
Walberg
Cochrane
Lyons and
Riddle
H. Johnson
McCvoy
Dickey
Bengough
Nationals League baseball scores and standings summary
Scores from multiple games show Phillies, Brooklyn, St. Louis and Detroit in varied results with pitchers Clark Lopez Grabowski Hill Rhem Haines Wilson Haines and others contributing. Key hits and runs reflect the early season fray as teams like Milwaukee and Chicago push for wins.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Clark
Lopez Grabowski
Hill
Rhem
Haines
Wilson
Schaefer Declines Three Cushion Tilt to Balkline Title
Chicago May 3 United Press reports world billiards chiefs say Jake Schaefer will stick to balkline after Johnny Layton challenged a title match in three cushion. Layton offered balkline rival to Schaefer if he played three cushion.
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United Press Chicago
Johnny Layton
Jake Schaefer
Layton
Schaefer
Too Smart Engvall loses Illinois baseball eligibility
Philip W. Engvall, catcher for the University of Illinois, was ruled ineligible after three and a half years when he earned enough credits for graduation. Western Conference rules bar any student with sufficient credits for graduation from competing in athletics.
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Champaign
Ill
Philip W. Engvall
University of Illinois
Engvall
City Park Board Grants Free Golf Use To City High Schools
High school golf teams from Manual, Technical, Shortridge Washington and Cathedral will use municipal links at no charge. The park board's decision, urged by Mayor Reginal Sullivan and superintendent A C Salee, preserves the sport amid funding shortages. Shortridge opened with a win. other schools set to play next week as the Times interscholastic tourney at Riverside looms June 10-14.
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Jackiel Joseph
Paul Rathert
Logan School
A. C. Salee
Reginal Sullivan
Ao cv
Indianapolis Times
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Times
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Technical
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Herb Pennock Out With Neuritis At Yankees Camp
New York May 2 Herb Pennock left handed pitcher for the New York Yankees suffered another neuritis attack in his pitching arm today and will be out of action for several weeks.
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United Press
New York
Herb Pennock
New York Yankees
Australians in Lead in Davis Cup Opener
Australia won the first two singles matches in the European Zone first round Davis Cup play in Bur Bursted. Jack Crawford defeated Charles Afschliman and E F Moon beat M Chiesa for Australia.
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Bur
Ruth’s Hits Costly to Yankees This Season
Babe Ruth’s sixteen hits this season have cost the New York Yankees $389.44 per hit. He is paid $80,000 for the season, equating to $519.42 per game across 154 games as listed in the current box.
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United Press
NEW York
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Kentucky Colts Run in Feature at Lexington Closing Day
In Lexington Kentucky Buckeye Poet Breezing Thru and Tannery prepare for the Derby as they race in a mile and one sixteenth Au Revoir purse on closing day. Jockeys Legere, J. Smith and W. Garner ride their Derby entrants while High Foot not entered works toward Derby readiness.
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E. R. Bradley
United Press
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Tannery
W. Garner
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High Foot
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C. Meyer
Prince Palcolt
Broadway Limited
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Spinach Out of Derby and Preakness After Injury
New York May 3 Horse Spinach once a favored Derby and Preakness entrant was withdrawn due to a back injury suffered in the Wood Memorial and worsening to the point it could not bear a saddle. William Ziegler’s colt is removed from both races.
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United Press
New York
William Ziegler
Jamaica
Double Header Dates Given in American Loop
Unseasonable April weather forced eleven doubleheaders and two extra games in the American League. President E B Barnard announced May 16 Washington at Philadelphia and other scheduled doubleheaders spanning May to August with open-date extras.
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United Press
Chicago
Barnard
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
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New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Lloyd Waner Hospitalized After Appendicitis Recovery
Pirates center fielder Lloyd Waner was sent to Johns Hopkins in Baltimore on Friday for a complete physical examination after not fully recovering from an appendicitis operation last January.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Lloyd Waner
Pirates
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Waner
Amherst pitcher throws no-hit defeat of Princeton
Al Nichols of Amherst College pitched a no-hit no-run game against Princeton Friday, earning a 2 to 0 victory in Princeton New Jersey.
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Nichols
Amherst
Princeton
United Press
N. J
al Nichols
Amherst College
Bloomington Submerges Tech Second Team in Dual Meet
Bloomington dominated the dual meet at the east side field winning 28 to 7. Zeis led Bloomington with 14 points while the team posted wins in the 129-yard high hurdles and the high jump.
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Bloomington
Tech
East Side
Zeis
Moon Named President of Nebraska State Baseball League
Times Special reports in Lincoln on May 3 that Charles N. Moon became president of the Nebraska State Baseball League succeeding James E. Beltzer who is ill. Moon previously served as business manager of the Western League.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles N. Moon
Nebraska State Baseball League
James E. Beltzer
Moon
St. Louis Star Reporter Probes Pitcher George Blueholder Offer
Id Keener questions Browns proxy P. De C Ball about why Philip blocked 1500 to acquire pitcher George Blueholder. Blueholder was offered 6000 this season and asked 7500, with Ball citing principle and a California sporting goods manager as context.
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ID Keener
St. Louis Star
P. de C. Ball
Browns
Philip
George Blueholder
George
Ball
Blaeholder
California
Major League Baseball Action Highlights Across Leagues
pre season pennant favorites Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago Cubs seek to overtake rivals as season heats up. Cronin drives Senators past Browns. Cubs beat Phillies as Hornsby and Bell return. Reds topple Giants. Pirates beat Braves with Petty relief. White Sox Lyons wins. Clancy drives six for Red Sox substitute. Seven homers in eight games noted.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Lester Bell
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Bud Clancy
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Todt
Red Sox
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Giants
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Anaconda Comes Back at Aurora Races
Anaconda a seven year old racehorse returned to form to win a selling plate at Aurora Illinois Friday. The giant horse paid about 5.50 to 1 as the bettors cashed.
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United Preas Aurora
Ill
Anaconda
Divodi Stops Stetson in Ten Rounds
May 3 report from San Francisco says Andy Divodi of Brooklyn knocked out Frankie Stetson of San Francisco in the tenth and final round Friday night.
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United Press
San Francisco
Andy Divodi
Brooklyn
Frankie Stetson
Austin Loses Place on Cup Tennis Squad
London May 3 Great Britain faces weaker chances to reach the inter zone Davis Cup finals after the English Lawn Tennis Association dropped H. W. Bunny Austin from the international squad Charles Kingsley a 1926 Davis Cup team member was named to fill the vacancy Austin had been on every Davis Cup team since 1926 and had defeated top European and American players.
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London
Great Britain
English Lawn Tennis Association
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Charles Kingsley
Austin
Local heavies sign for semi final at Tomlinson Hall
Two local heavyweights, Ed Baker and John Bartee, meet in a semi final attraction next Monday at Tomlinson Hall for one full or 30 minutes. The main event features Cowboy Jones of Wyoming and 2 Wilson in a return bout over a best of three to decide the heavyweight winner.
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Tomlinson Hall
Ed Baker
John Bartee
Ee Cowboy Jones
Wyoming
Wilson
Collegiate Stars Open Ohio Meet
More than 1,000 track and field athletes from fifty-five eastern and midwestern universities opened the seventh annual Ohio relays in Columbus. Strong favorites include Ohio Illinois and Chicago in the quarter mile and mile events with Ohio State’s George Simpson defending his 1929 100 yard dash title.
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Columbus
Ohio
Butler
Indiana
Purdue
Notre Dame
Johnny Wonsowicz
Gary
Ind
Newark
N. J
Army Fifty Shows Start Next Month at Ft Harrison
Ft. Harrison announces summer boxing at the outdoor arena with bigger and better cards promised. Captain F. R. Schucker, matchmaker, says the first show is planned for June 3 and aims to open with an all star card. The Eleventh Infantry band will perform between bouts. Prices are $2 ringside and $1 general admission.
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Ft. Harrison
F. R. Schucker
Schucker
Roses Named for Richmond Team in Central League Opening
Don Jacobs president of the Central League attended Richmonds opening day as a guest. He expects the Roses to draw crowds in other league cities. The Richmond club was nicknamed the Roses to honor the local rose industry.
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South Grove
Dave
Jack Crawford
All
Richmond
Ind
Don Jacobs
Central League
Jacobs
Yale Penn Col Regatta Sees Blackwell Trophy Race
Oarsmen from Yale, Pennsylvania and Columbia compete today on the Housatonic river in the eighth annual Blackwell trophy regatta. Coach Ed Leader’s Huskies are favored for Yale’s seventh two mile victory, while Columbia seeks to defend after last year’s win.
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Conn
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Columbia
Housantonic
Ed Leader
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