Dallas Steers Open Series at League Park in Long Road Trip
The Dallas Steers, favored pennant winners, begin a three afternoon stand at League Park on Ladies Day, followed by five-city road stretch ending May 25. The Tribe lose decisively to Wichita Falls 6 0 as Cy Smith dominates. Spuds repeatedly clash with strong pitching, with key hits by Badero Green and Scharein.
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Indian Box' boxing mogul quits
Davis resigns from Missouri athletic commission stating he is sick and fed up. Democratic member Mar 8 Davis sent a resignation letter to Governor Caulfield.
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Fragmented OCR rail of city and sports pairings
A garbled OCR item lists numerous city names and matchups including Cleveland versus New York and Washington related notes. It reads like a mixed schedule or standings fragment with several unreadable segments and stray phrases.
Davis Cup Finalists Set as US and Australia Advance
The United States and Australia won semi finals to reach the Davis Cup finals in Philadelphia. Australia faces Cuba and the United States beat Mexico, with Crawford Hopman and Wilmer Vines in key roles for Australia and Shields plus Allison/Van Ryn for the U.S. Doubles may decide the outcome.
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Utilities Win by One Tally at Landa Park
Utilities edge New Braunfels Tigers 11 10 after ninth inning rally at Landa Park. Burkhardt wrenched a knee in the third. Krueger went four for five for New Braunfels as Richter Butter-Kruts and others chased late.
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Oklahoma Presbyterians Will Enter Fort Worth Girls Meet
Fort Worth May 16 Oklahoma Presbyterian college with a strong girls team is expected to compete in the girls Invitation meet here Friday Fort Worth and Dallas teams are also strong Babe Didrickson of Dallas is likely to join the United States Olympic squad Medals will go to the first three in events including the 100 and 220 yard dashes the mile hurdles high jump shot put discus javelin and 440 yard relay
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Baseball Union
Venske Outdoor Debut Set For Thursday Meet
New York based distance runner Venske, winner of the indoor one mile title, will open his outdoor season at Lewisohn Stadium in a 1000 yard event at the New York Curb Exchange meet. He faces rivals including Frank Nordell James Maloney Otto Reamer Earl Cahalan and other top performers from New York University Boston A A and peers from clubs.
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Carnera Knocks Out Schoenrath in Milan Bout
Primo Carnera defeated Hang Scherenath of Germany in Milan on May 16 as the crowd of 20,100 watched. The bout ended in the mid rounds after Carnera landed decisive blows, leaving the German unable to continue and the referee stopping the match after the third round began.
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Swetonic’s third shutout caps Pirates win over Dodgers
Swetonic, the Pirates right-hander, pitched his third shutout of the season, limiting the Brooklyn Dodgers to two hits in a 2-0 victory. Tony Guckenheil of Brooklyn had both hits for the Dodgers, including a fifth-inning double. Cloyd Vaughan backed by Pirates’ infield miscues scored the go-ahead run in the fifth, with Suhr’s double and Vaughan’s single producing the second run in the sixth. The Braves beat the Cardinals 8-3, while the Cubs fell to the Phillies. Warneke took the loss for the Phillies and was knocked around by Klein Hurst and Virgil Davis as Philadelphia scored 12 hits. The Giants downed the Reds 9-1. In the American League, Ruffing allowed four hits in a 5-0 Yankees win over Cleveland as Washington was edged by St. Louis, and Gehringer homered as Detroit beat Philadelphia. The White Sox routed Red Sox 9-2 after a fast start.
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Heart of America golf event opens in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts the Heart of America medal play tournament from May 1 to 17 with a pro amateur 19 hole best ball start at Hillcrest Country Club. Teams from Missouri and Kansas compete for cash prizes and trophies as the amateur and later Thale competitions proceed. Paul Jackson, a diminutive Kansas City figure, is among the favorites after reaching the third round of the national ameyer last summer.
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Eight Hour Day idea spreads, labor reform history
In Melbourne 1856 the eight hour day began, while America’s labor reform emerged a decade later at Baltimore’s National Labor Congress of 1866. A monument sketch marks progress for the laboring class while Egypt bans tobacco cultivation since 1803 to protect soil for sugar and cotton. A note invites readers to mail questions about a Hellera dollar carton inquiry.
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Moemmet Ali
Burgoo King and Derby Hero Bank On Kentucky Tradition
Atlanta May 16 burgoo, a fiery Kentucky stew, gains fame as Hureno King places in the Preakness. James T. Looney of Lexington known as Looney the Burgoo King inspired by Col. E.R. Bradley’s charity races. the burgoo legend links to Kentucky lore with potlikker, gumbo, yams and ham references.
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Burgoo King Caps Pimlico Triumph in 42nd Prenk Teaa
Burgoo King, the chestnut colt of E. R. Bradley, wins the 42nd Prenk Teaa at Pimlico, defeating Tick On and Bowlswain for a $50,806 purse and a Woodlawn replica. Eugene James drives the winner as over 40,000 watch the race, boosting Bradley’s total earnings to $103,000 in eight days and placing Burgoo King among Derby and Preakness victors.
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Cailant Pox
Lightweight battles loom as Canzoneri chase title
New York May 1. A wave of lightweight clashes fans the road to Tony Canzoneri’s title. Hilly Petrolle meets Hal Battalino in Chicago. Sammy Fuller fights Jack Berg in New York. Winners draw closer to a final elimination and a possible title shot. Fuller and Berg renew their 10 round draw in a 12 round bout. The card also features Young Stribling vs Joe Doctor in Toronto and Young Corbett vs Earl Whitehead in San Francisco.
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Alamo Lettermen Split Doubleheader at Laredo
Alamo Lettermen opened with a 1 0 loss to mente-creaker in the morning, then defeated the Laredo Cubs 6 3 in the afternoon at Laredo Sunday. Aulete Hay allowed six hits in the first frame but Flores McNair outpitched him in a mound duel. McNair stroked a decisive triple scoring Ina and two runs in the second to seal the win.
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Tartempion Wins Prix Delorangerie at Saint Cloud
Gostlieb's Tartempion captured the Prix Delorangerie at Saint Cloud on May 16, racing for 20,000 francs. Angelica Steond finished second and Sumner took third for owners Compte Vigier and G Matossini.
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Today’s Pitchers American League and National League list
A garbled OCR style list shows pitchers and teams across the American and National Leagues with numerous misspellings. It references Lanala, Chleweo, Herton, Farnham, Bear York, Tork Walker, Pittsburgh names, and a few city nicknames, plus a Batters/Topeka score line. The fragmentary items resemble a standings or rosters snippet from a baseball digest.
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