Youngster Meyer Wins 500 Mile Indianapolis Race
Lou Meyer a 23 year old from Los Angeles won the Indianapolis 500 in five hours one minute thirty three seconds beating Lou Moore and George Sanders to claim about 35 000 in prize money. Meyer led most of the 500 miles after a late surge from ninth to fifth.
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Closest Local Game Wins in Thirteen Innings
Emmitsburg defeats St. Cecilia Athletic Club 3 to 2 in thirteen innings to claim the Frederick County League title. Zimmerman doubled, Swope drove in the winning run as Warthen pitched, with 26 strikeouts in a high drama day crowd.
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Hagerstown teams split holiday baseball action
In Maryland and nearby towns on May 30, Hagerstown split results with Martinsburg and Hanover, while Chambersburg also split with Hanover. Martinsburg won 7-6 in 12 innings, Hagerstown fell 6-2 to Martinsburg in another game, and Hanover defeated Chambersburg 7-3 to even the holiday doubleheader.
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Western Maryland College Commencement Details
The fifty eighth commencement at Westminster West Maryland College is set for next Tuesday morning. Rev Dr Charles KR Brown of Yale Divinity School will deliver the commencement address. Frederick county natives Mab el Barnes Mary Estelle Dryden John Nevin Ports and William Owings Stone graduate this year. The week includes Hiawatha by the college players a Norment contest in speech sacred music by the Peabody Mixed Quartet and the annual trustees meeting alumni banquet and business meeting.
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Tivoli Presents Billie Dave In The Heart Of A Follies Girl
Billie Dave stars in The Heart of a Follies Girl at the Tivoli, with Larry Kent as the private secretary and Lowell Sherman as the wealthy admirer. The cast includes Mildred Harris, Clarissa Selwynne, and a large chorus of dancing girls, plus a Jimmie Adams comedy.
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Rain and weather blamed for golf upset and more
Weather dominates recent sports talk with claims that rain and cold caused Miss Glenna Collett’s defeat in the British championship. The piece recalls Dempsey and Tunney in rain soaked rounds and notes major league chiefs waived George Sisler’s salary trade costs, hinting at free agency implications.
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Moving story of the range fuels desert crowd adventure
Ranches and desert stretch into a crowd scene as 4 Mark Senoctt cones provide added attraction. The piece blends frontier imagery with an eventful outing drawing local visitors to a sprawling landscape.
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Coolidge Urges Help for World Peace at Gettysburg
President Calvin Coolidge spoke at Gettysburg battlefield delivering Memorial Day address. He urged national resolve for continuous peace, noted worldwide consequences of war, praised treaty efforts to outlaw war, and urged law abiding citizenship while criticizing Americans abroad who disobey laws.
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Two Penalties On One Play In Basebalks
A squeeze play at home sees a baserunner from third ruled to score after catcher interference. The catcher commits both interference and a balk on the same play, allowing the batter to reach first and the run from third to count despite the tag at the plate.
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