Track stars 10 compete at fair
The twelfth national college prep track and field meet opens at Soldier Field with 509 athletes from across the nation led by USC coach Dean Crowell. Top bouts include Metcalfe of Marquette against a deep field, a mile duel among Cunningham, Sears, and Woolsey, and a pole vault between Miller and Graber. Human interest notes report Humphries sidelined by a light stroke after wrestling events in New York.
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Chicago
Soldier Field
Dean Crowwell
Trojans
University of Southern California
Omark
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Glen Cunningham
University of Erasy Bay
Sears
Baler Univ
Tom Woolsey
Illinois
Bill Miller
Stanford
Vallt
Bill Graber
Trojan
Jack Keller
Ohio State
Charles Casper
Texas Christian
Glen Hardin
Louisiana State
Wrestling Card Promises Action in Kingsport
Big Andy Rasher, once a Spartan lineman, shines as a vicious grappler. Teammate Father Lumpkin, Georgia Tech alum and pro halfback, calls Rasher the strongest man in pro circles. Rasher vows hard hitting in the Kingsport Valee club card with Eddie Malone facing Cowboy Jones in the prelim.
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Lumpkin
Georgia Tech
Rasher
Andy
Father
Portsmouth Spartans
Indiana
Nelly
Kingsport
Major League Leaders From Yesterday’s Games
The Associated Press reports National League leaders include Patting-Martin of the Cardinals with 668 runs driven in and Klein of the Phillies with 308. Also noted are Frisch and Martin of the Cardinals for triples, and Frisch, Carding, and Davits for home runs. American League leaders feature Thuling-Simons of the White Sox with 1778 runs and Chapin of the Yankees with 36 percent, plus Collins for runs batted in and other top marks by Simmons, Foxx, and Gehrig across teams.
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Associated Press
Martin
Cards
Klein
Phillies
Agos—Martin
Cardinals
Kartell
Hivia
Hartnett
Cubs
Lite
Fults
Philies
T. Waner
Pirates
Frisch
Waner
Vaughan
Suhr
Botromley
Hods
Sans Verge
Staler
Bas Frisch
Carding
Davits
Titeh
Wlahsa
Conwell
Braves
Site Simmons
Giants
Simons
White Sox
Chapin
Yankees
Gebiig
Combe
Simmons
Foxx
Athletics
Fan Sues Players After Field Tiff
Nashville suit filed May 15 names two Birmingham players Cortaszo and Provost, plus two clubs, over an onfield clash with spectators. Burkhalter alleges assault and battery and seeks damages. Bonds set at 250 dollars each as defendants plead not guilty before a magistrate. Deputy Sheriff served notice on defendants.
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Nashville
Tenn
Birmingham
Nashville Gas
W. M. Buckhaltey
Deln Cartan
Joe Preerost
Burkhalter
Cortaszo
Joe Humphries Suffers Stroke Recovery Progress
Joe Humphries, veteran announcer, shows further improvement after a stroke that left him paralyzed. Doctors say the familiar voice may return for sports events at the faculty, with Dr. Walter A. overseeing treatment and prognosis.
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Tigers
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Brensin
Yanks
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Hildebrand
Joe Humphries
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