Diegel and Hagen Pace British Open Event
In a fast paced British Open field Leo Diegel and Walter Hagen set the pace. The Saints host Bruno Betzels Apostles after three straight losses as St Paul’s team rides strong pitching and timely hitting. Allen Cooke of St Paul is hailed as a potential Babe Ruth of the American Association.
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Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
Imera
St. Paul
Bruno Beta ‘Eeanee
Bubbles Hargrave
Saints
A. A
Apostles
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Roses
Betzel
Allen Cooke
Asheville
Babe Ruth
American Association
Schmeling Prompts Fistic Hype Returns to New York
New York on May 9 sees Max Schmeling return, billed as a rising heavyweight of mythic aura. His sensational KO of Johnny Risko fueled public intrigue, amid ongoing managerial disputes and pundit speculation about future opponents.
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York
Max Schmeling
Berlin
Germany
Herr Schmeling
Johnny Risko
Buds Homer Lane Tribe Feature in Milwaukee
Milwaukee home crowd saw the Indians fall to the Brewers 8 to 3 as Ryan pitched for the winners. Bud Connolly homered for the Tribe and Bevo, Vache and Lebourveau led Milwaukee with multiple hits. Betzelites made six errors and Boone and Teachout struggled on the mound for the Indians.
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Indians
Brewers
Ryan
Betzelites
Teachout
Boone
Brewer
Connolly
Vache
Lebourveau
Bevo
Local sectional track meet draws twelve teams
Twelve teams will compete in the Indianapolis sectional high school track meet at Techfield on Saturday afternoon. Teams include Manual Broad Ripple Washington Shortridge Technical Warren Central Beech Grove Greenfield Greenwood Martinsville Southport and Whiteland. Individual winners and runners up will advance to the state meet.
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Techfield
Manual
Broad Ripple
Washington
Shortridge
Technical
Warren Central
Beech Grove
Greenfield
Greenwood
Martinsville
Southport
Whiteland
Frosh Beat Cathedral in Riverside Park Tilt
Butler freshmen defeated Cathedral 7 to 2 as Hohman allowed four singles while Butler committed seven errors and scored seven runs. Final score Butler 7 Cathedral 2. Pitchers were Taylor and Skinner for Butler and Hohman and Wulle for Cathedral.
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Star Cathedral
Butler
Cathedralites
Riverside Park
Blue Rhinies
Cathedral
Taylor
Skinner
Wulle
Spicker
Monday Mat Matches at Cable Tabernacle
Promoter McLemore presents three wrestling bouts at Cable Tabernacle on Monday. Headlining is heavyweight John Pesek aiming to halt Joe Zikmund's 255 pound winning streak in the top bout. Zikmund recently defeated Ralph Wilson and Dick Routt and beat local 245 pounder Bob Ellison the prior week. Wilson and Routt are listed as Monday’s opponents.
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Cable Tabernacle
John Pesek
Joe Zikmund
Zikmund
Ralph Wilson
Dick Routt
Bob Ellison
White Plains Pro Leads British Open After Second Round
Leo Diegel of White Plains topped the British Open field with a 140 total after two rounds at Muirfield. Defending champion Walter Hagen shot a 67 to reach 142, while Abe Mitchell and Percy Alliss chased behind as many contenders were cut from the field. Hagen’s 67 set a course record, aiding his strong 38 on the front nine before finishing with a 75.
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Press MU
Arch Rodgers
Diegel
Percy Allis
Hagen
Horton Smith
Joplin
Percy Alliss
Abe Mitchell
Abe
Peleco to Fight Clark in Cadle Ring Card at Cadle
New to Indianapolis Babe Peleco of New York in the junior lightweight main event ten rounds against Ehrman Clark, a local with experience. Peleco trained at Atherton gym and impressed. Four other bouts on Friday include a six rounder and two four rounders. Joe Johnson versus Jackie Coogan in the six round opener. First prelim at 8 30.
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Babe Peleco
New York
Ehrman Clark
Peleco
Atherton
Joe Johnson
Kokomo
Jackie Coogan
American Association results and standings across multiple cities
Baseball scores listed for teams in the American Association with game results and city pairings. Notable entries include Cleveland and McFayden with scores, and a series of matchups such as Louisville at Minneapolis and Toledo at Kansas City. National and American League schedules show Cincinnati at Philadelphia and New York at St. Louis among others.
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Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
National League Cintinnat
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
National League
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Baseball results from yesterday and scores by city
Yesterday's box scores show Louisville Kansas City and other clubs with final tallies and pitcher lineups. Notable game lines include Be Paul, Murray, and Peters for Louisville and Cullop and Thompson for Kansas City. Other matchups feature Minneapolis Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia and Boston with varying innings and relief appearances.
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American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Welzer
Cullop
Thompson
Murray
Peters
Windup at Milwaukee as Indians edge. late surges yield draw
Two-base hit by Lebourveau and home runs by Connolly and Vache highlight a 8 8 tie between Milwaukee and Indianapolis. Vache adds a stolen base while Grimes to Miller to Hauser and Connolly to Warstler to Monahan turn double plays. Ryan, Teachout, Skidmore combine for 12 strikeouts and 6 earned runs across five innings. Umpires Rue and McGrew preside over a 1 50 time game.
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Connolly
Vache
Grimes
Miller
Hauser
Warstler
Monahan
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Ryan
Teachout
Skidmore
Boone
Rue
McGrew
Matthews
Larne
Ifsettee Barnhart
Teeeene Monahan
Seyeees Warstler
Tee Metz
Eeee Riddle
C . Waters
Koenecke
Rettencourt
Lebourveau
Strohm
McMenemy
Enges
Sree Enenen
Becker Spins Win as Continentals Fall to Beech Grove
Becker pitched Washington to a 5 to 2 seven inning victory over Beech Grove at the Beech Grove diamond. Burge allowed six hits while Becker limited the Continentals to three in a solid performance.
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Washington
Beech Grove
Burge
Carl Hubbell Fires No Hit No Run For Giants
New York May 9 Carl Hubbell the Giants slender left hander pitched a no hit no run game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. He allowed only one runner on his own while three reached on errors. Hubbell 25 born Carthage Oklahoma now Meeker Oklahoma.
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New York
Carl Hubbel
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hubbell
New York Giants
Adams
Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Dazzy Vance
Phillies
Rushville to Host sectional track meet with 92 athletes
Ninety two high school athletes from fourteen schools compete in Rushville high school's sectional track meet. First and second place winners advance to the state meet in Indianapolis next week. Entrants include Aurora Batesville Bentonville Cambridge City Carthage Conn ersville Everton Greensburg Lawrenceburg Liberty Morton of Richmond and Rushville. The eighth national volleyball tournament begins Friday at the University of Chicago with eleven state champions.
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Rushville
Ind
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Indianapolis
Aurora
Batesville
Bentonville
Cambridge City
Carthage
Connersville
Everton
Greens
United Press Chicago
University of Chicago
Indiana Hoosiers Face DePauw in Resumed Game at Jordan Field
Indiana baseball returns from a week off to host DePauw at Jordan Field in Bloomington. After an 8 0 win at Greencastle the Hoosiers aim for another victory under Coach Dean. Rain canceled the Indiana Purdue game last weekend and Big Ten rules limit doubleheaders to Saturdays. The Purdue rematch moves to Lafayette on May 24.
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Ind
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Jordan Field
de Pauw
Greencastle
Tigers
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Hoosiers
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Purdue
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Butler Captures Easy Victory in Track Meet
Butler university's track team won the triangular meet against Rose Poly and State Normal in Terre Haute. Butler scored 761 points, Rose Poly 39, State Normal 18. Sivak and Yeager led Butler with three firsts apiece, taking the quarter, half and mile runs and the 100, 220 yard dashes and low hurdles.
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Ind
Butler University
Rose Poly
State Normal
Butler
Rose
Yeager
Sivak
Derby Dreams and Notable Monikers in Racing
The piece mentions four Garner jockeys Mack Guy Willie and Skeets with Mack set to ride Blue Larkspur the Derby favorite. It notes Detroit players calling Fathergirl Father and explains extra costs for lead ponies to barrier bosses and for Zest son of Zev. Bill Corum, New York sports writer, was the youngest major in the AEF at 22 and joined the intelligence corps.
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Mack
Guy
Willie
Skeets
Detroit
Zest
Zev
Bill Corum
New York
Intelligence Corps
Purdue Star Claude Lyle Named Rossville Coach
Claude Lyle of Lawrence Indiana, a small forward and pitcher from Purdue, will become basketball coach at Rossville next September and also teach history. He succeeds Howard Crouse as coach of Rossville teams.
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Ind
Claude Lyle
Lawrence
Purdue University
Lyle
Howard Crouse
Legion Card for Tuesday Is Complete
The complete Legion boxing card for next Tuesday at the Armory was announced by Major Greene. Roy Wallace of Indianapolis fights Bayne Mahoney of Chicago in ten rounds. Danny Budd of Terre Haute meets Soldier Fields of Indianapolis in eight rounds. Six rounds feature Harry Memering of Lafayette against Bob Lewender of Terre Haute, and Willie Memering of Lafayette vs Paul Palmer of Anderson. Skipper Bugsby of Terre Haute faces Young Jess of Indianapolis in four rounds. Wallace travels from New York to Indianapolis Saturday morning. The Budd versus Fields rematch follows their April 16 bout.
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Indianapolis
Bayne Mahoney
Chicago
Middlewest
Danny Budd
Terre Haute
Soldier Fields
Harry Memering
Lafayette
Bob Lewender
Willie Memering
Paul Palmer
Anderson
Skipper Bugsby
Young Jess
New York
Armory
Bradley nominates 58 Chicago horses for Arlington Park season
E R Bradley owner of Idle Hour Farm stables has sent in the largest number of nominations for the summer racing season at Arlington Park opening July 1. His stable includes Blue Larkspur the Kentucky Derby favorite. He has submitted fifty eight nominations.
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United Press
Chicago
E. R. Bradley
Idle Hour Farm Stables
Arlington Park
Bradley
Blue Larkspur
Shakeup at Iowa U Belting Out as Athletic Director
Paul E. Belting resigned as athletic director of Iowa University on May 9 and will continue as director of physical training classes. Belting has held the post for several years. Sam Barry, basketball coach, resigned two weeks earlier.
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Iowa City
Paul E. Belting
Iowa University
Belting
Sam Barry
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