Three Americans Remain in Play for British Women’s Title
Glenna Collett leads the American challenge as United States champion with Marion Hollins and G Boothby still in contention at St Andrews. Turpie and Mrs Grogenheim exit. Collett and Hollins win first round matches while Boothby advances after Kitson scratched. Wethered dominates first round. final possible between Wethered and Collett.
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Scotland
Glenna Collett
United States
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New York
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Rochester
Minn
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Fistic Rivals End Training Before Armory Show
The two main event fighters Jimmy Mahoney and Roy Wallace wrapped up six rounds of boxing as they finished camp for Tuesday night’s Armory show. Mahoney traveled from Chicago and Wallace from New York where he has his fifth training base. both looked fit and showed progress ahead of the bout.
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Brewers Obtain Pitcher Herbert Cobb From Browns
The Milwaukee Brewers of the A A have obtained pitcher Herbert Cobb from the St Louis Browns with an option. A right-hander, Cobb won fourteen and lost seven for Wichita Falls last summer.
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Bobby Jones Tosses Famous Putter in Frustration During Practice
ATLANTA May 13 Bobby Jones showed temper during a practice round tossing his famous Calamity Jane putter after missing an easy putt. The golf great plans to play in the National Open and National Amateur this year with a possible British Open return next summer after a long winter of practice and a two year absence from that event.
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Baseball Calendar Highlights Several Allleague Pairings
Baseball calendar lists AMERICAN ASSOCIATION matchups Columbus vs Kansas City Indianapolis vs Minneapolis Louisville vs St Paul Toledo vs Milwaukee. NATIONAL LEAGUE sees Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. AMERICAN LEAGUE games New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Chicago Washington at St Louis. Several results from yesterday include Kansas City posting 8 runs. Milwaukee beats Columbus 18 to 3 in second game. Minneapolis down Louisville 9 to 6. St Louis edged Brooklyn in extra innings and Chicago defeated New York forces.
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Interscholastic Golf Meet Set at Riverside Course
Indianapolis youths from public and parochial schools will compete June 12 to 15 in the fourth annual Times Interscholastic tournament at Riverside. The event is invitational with no entry fee, no green fee, and prizes planned for notable feats. William Heinlein of Cathedral defends the title.
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Indianapolis Big Four Beats Cincinnati In Semi Pro Notes
The Indianapolis Big Four defeated Cincinnati 7 to 1 with Arnold Kelly and Turk leading the hitting. The Indianapolis Blacksox beat University College Club 6 to 3 and have May 19 and 26 open seeking fast-city or state teams, contact Lincoln 8055 or Henry Woods at 974 Holbrook Street.
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Salo Trails Gavuzzi By Two Hours In Bania Derby
John Salo left Mineral Wells aiming to shorten his lead over English racer Gavuzzi in the bania derby. Giusto Umeki won Sunday’s lap from Ft. Worth and stands third, thirteen hours behind Salo. C. C. Pyle, promoter of the race, is reported hospitalized in Abilene with a broken arm after his car overturned en route to Albany.
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John Salo
Giusto Umeki
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Abilene
C. C. Pyle
Pyle
Albany
Notre Dame Faces Three Tough Tests This Week
South Bend May 13. Notre Dame baseball braces for three hard games this week against Bradley Coe and Illinois. The Irish beat Northwestern 11 to 5 on Saturday as pitcher Rust allowed ten hits but the bats produced scattered run support.
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Dirt Track Driver Harry Wirth Killed in Babylon Crash
May 13 report says Harry Wirth of Flushing New York died during a race at Babylon Deck Park speedway when his Frontenac special flipped over and crushed him after crashing into a guard rail.
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N. Y
Harry Wirth
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Wirth
Contest Postponed at Riverside Park After Rain
The Butler Indiana Central contest scheduled for this afternoon at Riverside Park was postponed due to rain with a new playoff date to be set later. Meiji of Japan defeated the Bull Dogs 6 to 2 at Washington Park on Saturday, scoring five runs in the first inning.
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Pirates Lose Exhibition To Reading In IL Showdown
Ownie Bush's Pirates were defeated 10 to 6 by Reading of the International League in an exhibition game played in Reading. Meadows started for Pittsburgh and gave up sixteen hits including three home runs by Joe Kelly who drove in seven runs. Zubris and Harrison pitched for the Keys.
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Umpire Ormsby Struck By Bottle at Indians Game
Emmet T. Ormsby the American League umpire was struck on the head by a thrown bottle at the Indians Athletics game and suffers a brain concussion. Mrs. Ormsby was summoned from Chicago. Manager Roger Peckinpaugh of the Indians faces a five day suspension for inciting the fan disturbance.
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Roger Peckinpaugh
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Road Tilts for Big Ten Leaders
Michigan begins a three game road swing atop the Big Ten standings with series at Ohio State Purdue and Northwestern Wisconsin trails in second as Indiana Iowa Illinois and Northw estern chase. Indiana hosts Northwestern today before trips to Minnesota and Wisconsin follow.
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Helen Wills Defeats Dutch Star in U. S. Holland Match
Helen Wills, American tennis champion, defeated Miss Ken Bouman of the Netherlands in the United States-Holland team match held Sunday, winning 6-1 6-1. Wills displayed excellent form in the exhibition.
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Turnstiles Sing at Detroit as Tigers Draw Big Crowds
Detroit Americans owner notes three games with the New York Yankees where Bucky Harris' Tigers won two. Attendance surpassed 100000 across the series with Friday 22000, Saturday 35000, and Sunday 45000 paying fans.
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De Pauw Retains Little State Track Laurels
De Pauw University athletes won the Little State track and field meet at Terre Haute for the second straight year. The Tigers scored 49 points to beat Butler and Earlham tied for second with 30 points each, Indiana Central had 17, in Greencastle. Sivak led Butler by breaking the Little State marks in the half mile and mile races.
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Umpire Renfer Breaks Leg After Dusty Collision
In Jackson Michigan on May 13 Emil Renfer a 32 year old local baseball umpire collided at home plate with a base runner and catcher and was knocked down breaking his leg. He remained on the field until help arrived and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Butler Coach Active After Summer Coaching School
Patsy Clark athletic director will travel to Cass Lake Minnesota to assist in a coaching school supervised by Dr Clarence W Spears head grid coach at Minnesota University following a period at Butler University from June 17 to July 15.
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Patsy Clark
Cass Lake
Minn
Clarence W. Spears
Minnesota University
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