Nine Cats Qualify for 500 Mile Memorial Day Race
Indianapolis May 28 Nine first division teams in patch win nine cats qualify for the 500 mile Memorial Day contest. Drivers include Mason Schacht and Mercedes Knight among others. Otter trials today may produce a full twenty nine machines.
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Muscatine Muskrats Trounce Keewanee in Baseball Clash
Boyle's Sterlinge rallied to a 9 to 4 victory over the Boilermakers. Beard opened strong but was relieved by Jimmy Desolin. New players Richards and Zoeller debuted for Sterling. Sours hit a homer, Masters and Katz contributed with timely hits as Sterlinge piled up runs over the game.
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Jockey William Ismith Dies at Belmont Park Track
William Ismith, a Warrenton, Virginia jockey tied to Widener Stables, was thrown and killed yesterday while exercising a horse over the jumps at Belmont Park in Belmont, New York, on May 28.
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Pelkey After McCarty Death Faces Tough Boxing Path
Arthur Pelkey, the man blamed for Luther McCarty’s death in Calgary, steps back into the ring under Tammy Burns. His New York showing was brief but promising, with potential bouts likely against Gupboat Saith or Jesse Willard as Burns guides his career toward profitable, easier openings before facing tougher opponents.
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New Thirler Signed Champion PPE from Yaward
Appleton pitcher L J Shinners joined Manager Prank Boyle's Musky staff after a telegram from Musly voss, with Gould Newmey ey and Zackert also earning spots. Parental objections on Gould were removed, boosting expectations. The club plans five starters and may shift a fielder to first base if needed. Elo is a key starter, and Tierney’s release frees a roster spot as the Musky lineup shapes up.
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American Wins At St Andrews Games
In the fourth round of the world amateur golf championship at St Andrews Worthington of Mid Surrey Golf Club defeated Harold Weber of Toledo by one hole. W Heinrich Schmidt of Worcester, Mass defeated A V Hambro of the Royal St George's by one hole, Hambro having beaten H Hilton last year at Westward Ho.
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Yale Does It Again in Narrow Field Defeat
Yale suffered a rare loss as Williams shut out the Elis on Yale Field 2 to 0 in New Haven. It marked Yale's second defeat to a colleague college team this season, with Penn State winning an early season match.
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Frank's Milwaukee Sausages Lead Sliced Dried Beef Sale
A local retailer touts sliced dried beef and sliced boiled ham along with Frank's Milwaukee sausages in a midweek meat sale. The lineup features ready to cook options and assorted deli cuts for family meals this week.
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Addition built 10 boxes at ball park for visiting writers
The article notes permanent improvement at the ball park with ten new boxes near the grandstand to host visiting Chicago Cubs writers and officials. A great welcome is planned for the Sterling party upon their return, with local newspapers arranging entertainment as Mussing hosts extend hospitality to the visiting scribes. manager Boyle’s team has not lost since May 3, sweeping Monmouth and Kewanee in earlier games.
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Davy Jones Leaves White Sox for Cleveland Trade
Cleveland May 28 veteran outfielder Davy Jones yesterday closed his major league career. Manager Callahan sold him to Charles Sommers owner of the Cleveland and To rnvo tears for the minor league team.
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Cubs Beat Cards and Move to Third Place
Cubs triumph 2 1 over the St Louis Cardinals to climb into third place as Braves split doubleheader with the McGraw Glanvs. Yankees and Browns win, while rain affected several NL and AL games. Dr King’s New Discovery praised for colds and bronchial issues.
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Harding Silent On Report About Gubernatorial Candidacy
Des Moines May 25 Lt Governor W L Harding visited the state House on state business. A northern Iowa paper claimed he would run for governor next year on the Republican ticket. Harding refused to confirm or deny the rumor.
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