Two Deaths In A Fast Allot Speedway Race
Indianapolis May 29 Qualifying trials for the annual speedway race were completed amid rain delays. Phil Shafer of Des Moines led with 107.972 mph in the 25 mile run, edging Gene Houston of Detroit. Maurie Trose, Leon Dehart, and Denny Day failed to reach the 106 mph threshold. A fatal accident later claimed driver William Denver and riding mechanic Bob Hurst in a crash involving the Wall and a tree. 42 cars qualified for the start with late attempts possible.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Phil Shafer
Des Moines
Jaws
Shater
Gene Houston
Detroit
Maurie Trose
Dayton
Ohio
Leon Dehart
Indiapoligame
Denny Day
Tipton
Ind
Ocometion Updzy
Wal Atourn
Harper
William Denver
Audubon Pa
Bob Hurst
al Aspen
Philadelphia
Denver
Hurst
Forlyedauy
Asverages
Merrill
Cuece | Williams
Frankins
Inn
Sam Palme
Los Angeles
Mae
Angentine
Gut
Shely
Gene Haustein
Letrout
Ralph Hepburn
Willard Frantice
Colo
Due Meicenate
Thaington
Raawl Rigamti
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Tiguanion
Willan
Hepuutn
Macniie
Peecsice
Wien
Babe Sapp
Chester Milles
Betron
John Sawyer
Milwaukee
Tau Bow
Chadolye
N. C
Dave Evans
Columbus
Tock Becker
Brazen Island
Braudeagl
Trapshooters Gather for 56th Sanha Open in Houston Gun Club
Trapshooters from across the state will attend the fifty sixth Sanha Shoot under the auspices at the Houston Gun Club. The program includes opening events and practice on Sunday June 4. Notable entrants include John D B Clay Master, Newman Breethaler, Pil Art Medien, Tobe Perk Helen Juninghampton and Prrendich Hanelon with handicap events.
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Houston
Houston Gun Club
Grranathyt
Wauin
John DB. Clay
Moalster
Nuities
AL Oh. Newman
Breethaler
N.Y. Pil
Art
Medien
Infles
Rhampion
Tobe Perk Helen
Juninghampton
Prrendich
Hanelon
4Handicap
Dope On Charity Baseball Game At Tech Field
Local charity ball game between Optimist and Rotary clubs at Tech Field on Monday night. Gates open 6 45 P M. game starts 8 30 P M with clowns stunts between innings and band entertainment. Tickets 50 cents, children under 15 free. Lineups list Optimist players including Paul Villaret Bil Ford Cam Greer and Joe Wing with substitutes. Rosary club adds Manfred Gerhard and Dr Lewis Turner in captain roles. Umpires Jim Reily Andy Andrews Johnny Donsmore.
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Tech Field
Rotary Club
Adnlph Dugosh
George Poteherniew
Gane
Optimist
Paul Villaret
Bil Ford
Westey @vacock
Sam Gollard
George Burgnam
Jim Landers
Elmer Palmer
L. J. Manbott
Rosary Club
Manfred Gerehard
Lewis Turner
Bud Walls
Charley Loring
William C. Clege
Werner Renoest
Robert Kingstum Venter
Manfred Gerhard
Anees Seamaan
Lef
C. E. Smeléz
Lewis Hartung
Leon Hough
Sam Bell Steves
Jack Coffee
Jim Reily
Andy Andrews
Johnny Donsmore
Hernandez and Gomez Fight Main Bout
bill Hernandez a southpaw to clash with Bobby Gomez in a 10 round main event atop the Crawford Mutu Building arena The bout is a catch weight with Gomez at 124 pounds and Hernandez around 115 The card includes Red Hughes returning against Guerra Pena and Frankie Castilla versus Bobby Batilla with Terry Young refereeing
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Bill Hernandez
Slinger
Will Ilash
Bovby Gomés
Kinky
Nando Plores
Ald Crawford Mutu Company
Crawford Roof
Artes Cab
Comarom Street
Cald Feather
Florea
Bobby Batilla
Terry Young
Hii
English Derby field pared to 24 after scratches
The English Derby at Epsom Downs will feature 24 remaining starters after A Dewar's colt Lachlel was scratched, leaving 24 possible entrants for the 15-furlong classic on May 31. The Pere, Rat, and Lochiel were also scratched or not ready, with Lochiel declared unfit after a Saturday training gallop.
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Epsom Downs
Emgland
A. Dewer
Lachlel
Axing
Ruth Clouts 3, League Takes on New Life
Ruth hit three home runs in a game against the Chicago White Sox, boosting the Yankees over Sox and widening their lead in the American League. Gehrig led the league in RBIs, while Ruth's feats sparked renewed attention and energized road attendance. Sox dropped from third to fifth, and pennant hopes for Cleveland and other rivals were impacted as the season progressed.
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Les Conklin
New York
Abe Ruth
Walloping
Chicapa White Sox
Bartom
Yankees
Senators
Babe
Lou Gehrig
White Sox
Ruth
Habe
Howover
Yonker
Gehrig
Samuel Jones
Walep
Rube Walberg
Athletics
Washington
Eigata
SOX
Cleveland
Bob Welland
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Big Ghief Dion Hogsett
Detroit
Browns
St. Louis
Cardinals
Gubs
Chicago
Phils
Braves
Bill Herman
Warneke
Frankhouse
Cincinnati
Giants
Brooklyn
Frederick
Hace Wilson
Dodgers
Eppa
Rixey
Reds
Pittsburgh
Ted
Irs
Prench
Langford Changes Uniforms Again
Sam Langford, sold to Oklahoma City by the Dallas Steers yesterday, will play for his fourth Texas league club out fielding. He previously played for Port Worth and Shreveport, with Dallas acquiring him in 1930 from Atlanta for 3500 dollars. Mrs Posey Chandler, Dallas links champion, is the strong favorite in the Dallas Women’s Golf Association meet at Brooks Helion this morning.
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Langford
Dallas
Sam Langford
Oklahoma City
Dallas Steers
Port Worth
Shreveport
Atlanta
Chasoler
Posey Chandler
Brooks Helion
Cromwell Explains Coast Track Dominance At AAU Meet
Dean Cromwell cites higher athletic ceiling and longer outdoor season on the West Coast as key to Southern California teams sweeping the Eastern Intercollegiate AAU championships for 32 years. His Trojans, sixth overall under his coaching since 1924, beat a weakened Stanford-Branford mix 40 to 4. Parsons ran 42.42 in the 200 meters.
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Alan Gulli
New York
Dean Cromwell
West Coast
Southern California
Rockies
Fellows
Tkettle Bill Qarr
Crome
Junloy
Cromwell
Tleam
Trojans
Brandford
Peinita
Charity Parsons
U. S. CL
Stanford
Lin Tables
Missions Open Series With Houston
San Antonio, May 28. The Missions lost 3-2 at Galveston after taking the series opener 4-3 on Saturday. Darrow outpitched Miller as Galveston’s batters struck freely. Moses, back from the injured list, collected four hits. Beaux Gel and Tony Governor collided catching a fly. Bell suffered a broken nose and Governor bruised so they may miss time. Purdy homered on a fluke hit, Hoffmann and Crossley doubled, and Reima popped up for the final out. Miller likely to be released to meet roster limits Tuesday.
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Houston
San Athonso
Missions
Galveston
Usrr
Darrow Bet Miller
Moses
Beau Gel
Tony Governor
Bell
Governor
Pid Purdy
San Antonio
Hoffman
Crossley
Heath
Engle
Molesworth
Reima
Enware
Miller
Unclear baseball play by play with multiple errors
Fragmented scoreline mentions MISSION BOX players and runs batted in, Pury Galdbers and Quinham, Molesworth, Enele, Moses, Darrves two pose hits Holtman. Bejinghoms row Purdy stolen bases Fausett Edel sacrifices Crossley Tashan Fausett. Gald hers struck out. Darrow 4. Wille 2. San Antonio 11, Galveston 10. Time 1 02 umpire Coe and Galloway.
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Pury Galdbers
Qunham
Molesworth
Enele
Moses
Darrves
Holtman
Iufa
Bejinghoms Row
Purdy
Aes Fausett
Edel Satrifices
Crossley
Tashan
Fausett
Galdhers
Darrow
Wille
Derrow
Daler
Miler Jeft
Gesez
San Antonio
Galveston
Coe and Galloway
Texas Boxes Houston 6 Beaumont 3 in wild fray
Houston tops Beaumont 6 to 3 as Neanton leads with 8 runs batted in. Fisher, Hanson and Fritz work pitching duties while Binder and Parker collect multiple hits. Scoring includes a late ninth inning burst and defensive miscues from both sides.
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Houston
Beaumont
Neanton
Geatmaat
Areola
A. Hackay
Sparlings
Hsien Harad Moorert
Hugheyre
Gondmenst
Buster Werte
Pasche
Rinferss
Tandy
Eparret
Walters Tn
Fehon
Frinn
Hansin
Auer
Nowston
Sun
Seloh
Anodman
Parker
Gaushen
Field cuts to 25 in English Derby race
A scrambled report notes the English Derby field trimmed to 25 starters with French colt Fue desio among the reduced field. Several absentees include Princeas de Faucagny and Rodesto after stiffness from a workout. Aga Khan’s Pallallion impressed observers, while Alfred Buta and Camont showed good form in early workout notes.
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Din Aen
Fuedesio
Rerdy
Princeas de Faucagny-Lacinge
Rodesto
Yeaterday
Rall
Aga Knan
Pallelallion
Wille
Ghmarker
Alfred Butta
Tover
Feward Camont
Negroes Beat and Tie Mexico Nationals in Doubleheader
In a Sunday doubleheader at Van Daele stadium the Ausia Black Senators defeated the Mapes of the Mexico Nationals 3 0 in the first game driven by Datson and later tied the second game at five all in the seventh on Joe Lyons two run double. The late rally left the after piece tied.
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Ausia Black Senators
Mapes
Mexico Nationals
Aftecnon
van Daele’ Stadium
Lovaders
Datson
Drwiie
Teanager
Joe Lyons
Degeer
Weekend sports brief spans multiple meet events and results
In qualifying trials for Memorial Day auto race fourteen drivers advance. New York Rush tied for American League lead. Southern California wins team title in Cambridge with 45 points while Branford, Yale, New York University and Cornell post top scores. numerous other college and city results noted across tennis, rowing, and racing.
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Indianapolis
New York
Rush Hallshree
Gebrig
Scague
Cambridge
Mass
Southern California
Benthron
Branford
Yale
New York University
Cornell
Princeton
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
Harvard
University of California At Los Aingeles
Michigan State
William and Mary
Penn Blate
Malué
Bowdoin
Rhode Island State
Colgate
Pittsburgh
Callege
City of New York
Galombla
West Point
American Nest Seller and Word Master Noah Webster
Noah Webster, who died May 28, 1843, is praised as a founding lexicographer and the speller of the English language. His Grammatical Institute aided early American literature, selling 62,000,000 copies before 1889, with 1.1 million yearly sales for two decades. Tomorrow notes: Matriarch gold star feature. readers may write with SASE for questions about Believe It or Not cartoons.
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Noah Webster
Morrison Cup Won Again By St Mary's Equestrians
St Mary's girls claimed the Morrison cup for the second season at the Inter scholastic equitation tourney in San Pedro hosted by Saddle Club. About 110 riders aged 7 to 19 competed as 500 spectators watched. Jean Lapham, Phyllis Quer, Margaret Whisenant, Katherine Ochne, Ann Woodhull, Emily Ann Bryant, Dela Wright, Lydia Bryant, Jean Champin, and Sarah Louie Adams formed the winning team coached by Eyer Johnson. R. W. Morrison and John W. Marsheth sponsored the event with Jim Landers as announcer and judges Mrs. Tom Goad and Murry Brooks.
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Equestriennes
Marya Hall
R. W. Morrison
San Pedro Stublis
Saddle Club
St. Mary's
Alamo Heights
Jefferson
Mise Eyer Johnson
Jean Lapham
Phyllis Quer
Margaret Whisenant
Katherine Ochne
Ann Woodhull
Pimily Ann Bryant
Dela Wright
Lydia Bryant
Jean Champin
Sarah Louie Adams
John W. Marsbeth
Jim Landers
Tom Goad
Murry Brooks
Whh
Audette LaQame
Martha Jane Buss
John A. Brooks
Lawrence McCormick
Cleo
Jane Elin Hilfe
Charleng Hillie
Jackie Black
Bernice Phelps
Caester Kirkpatrick
Sil
Clara Dare
Herriet Bronson
Margaret Whitenant
Starlight
Joe Harb
Danger Hoy
Jack Adams
Quesnie
Jimmy Marshal
Paul Hanseh
Peper
Katheriin Ochiec
Rex McDonald
Sarah Louise Asem
Katherine McDonald
Bernnice Phelps
Jan Hart
Bourhonnie C. Plantation
Tim Hennessey
Duicy
Joe Hart
Harriet Bronson
Tony D
Jack Nichols
Monterey Beats Laredo in Doubleheader Split
The Laredo bell club lost both games to Monterey Anahune club in a doubleheader here yesterday. The morning game ended 6 to 5 with Bauer hitting a homer to decide it. Dovatina pitched well for Laredo in the morning. In the afternoon Laredo fell 2 to 1 as hits were not timely and several chances went unbunched.
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Laredo
Laredo Bell Club
Monterey Anahune
Bauer
Dovatina
Leréga
Wolff to challenge Chick on Friday at Exposition Arena
Frank Wolff the Detroit light-heavyweight will clash with Dude Chick of Toledo in the main event at Exposition Arena next Friday promoter Charlie Wright announces. Wolff receives 500 dollars guaranteed with 30 percent of the gate. Chick earns his first main event berth after weeks in semi finals as Wright seeks additional heavyweights for a special card.
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Dickering
Frank Wolff
Detroit
Dude Chick
Toledo
Leglack
Exposition Rena
Charlie Wright
Wolff
Chick
Wright
Toledoan
George Craig
Tulsa
Red Tindsay
Shreveport
Ambiguous Baseball Scores From The League
Reported lines show scattered scores and team names including New York Chicago Cleveland St Louis Detroit with fragmented figures and unclear innings. Multiple transcription errors obscure precise outcomes and pitching records making it hard to determine a clear winner or standout performances.
National League game highlights and errors noted
National League game recap shows changes with teams Kundng'n Repubds Chievo Fh and Philoretphin tallying runs in a 7 to 4 result. New York and Philadelphia figure among the scoring, with late innings contributing to the final score and notable pitching shifts.
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Repubds
Chievo Fh
Manin
Alvi Hy
New York
Cela Ee Yonin
Philoretphin
Where They Play Texas League Action Monday
A garbled sports roundup lists Monday fixtures across leagues with matchups in Houston Dallas Fort Worth and scattered team notes. It mentions New Orleans Nashville Seattle and Toronto among various clubs and players, though many details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Joseph Wright
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