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WashinOpen.Bloomington Wins Double-Header from Commie Clubthehurling of ihp veteran Jack Tesar. uho turned ou’ a great exhibition oi il-.ngir.c and «ho would have won a 1 to 0 ron'es* but for one little bobble on the par: of Knickerbocker when he throw one low to Swanson in the second inmng with two down and Walker on third as the result of a'jack hc’.d thP enemj at bay the re't of the site moon but 'hen toe break came in the eleventh It lust another ball game for the no.o v.aklng hur:cr.PUNCH IS MISSING The Dessau tribe had a chance to wm the ball in th-filth when Parks singled and Kiae ce- threw Tcw'^ bun* to centerficld, parks tom* to third and Trsar sec-ond wr.i none awav it lwked llke - csn**h bu* Parks was held at trumcir. Hiclio s [lv to Kntekcr-was out a- the plate and Knickci^Vr, tap to Bandnmcr andBandnmcr ‘hen pot Swanson at firot■CT(dS-rtg Sfwrtkfr’* boot ard h’tsbv Bvarc and Parks had scored Commie run in the secona. CARELESS HURLING.The rc^mies broke a 2 to 2 tie .iSTcarJrell came in; Tne«n«n triedISE-SS^^Suphc^ed his hornetrnnfeatMiller Decides First With a Pair of Homers—Tesar / Shines in Eleven-Inning BattleBy HOWARD V. MILLARD.New York, May 26—(A.P )—Picked athletes of California’s three major universities were headed towaTd the east -today for the 64th track and field championships of the intercollegiate A. A. A. A., to be held in Harvard Stadium, Boston, Friday and Saturday.All calculations point to an overwhelming triumph for Dean Cromwell's powerful Southern California sauad.In addition to Stanford and Southern California, the east must cope with challenges from the University of California, Michigan and Michigan State.Bloomington. HI- May 26.—Careless pitching in the first game, an_untimely error andunable to put over a run with thiid.American De Pays $50 Best Ethe Bloomers one in their half while two base blows by Borelli and Walker accounted for the marker needed to tie in the sixth.The seventh gave the Commie fans something to cheer about. Jesse walked but was forced. Walker to Bar.d-rimer. Patterson hit to Walker and he gummed up the works both hands being safe. Hale walked to fill the bases. Circles singled to left, scoring Swanson and Patterson and moving Hale to third. He registered as While was getting Byard at first.FIRST GAME.Bloom in* ton— AB. R. H. PO. A. EWhile, 3b...........3 { J J J °Bandrlmer, 2b......* 115 2?Ttnremtn. ci .......4 © J J J ]8lkes. If ...........} 1 T 1 o JBorrelll, rf ........J 2 2 3 0 cWalker BS ........} 0 13 2 3Maple, c ..... -4 J * 0 0 0Thomas, lb ...........J 1 1 X 2 nMiller, p ............4-2 2 0 5 0Chicago, May 26-ton Park opened the first races ol politan season.The thirty-day Washington Park was rebuilt unde Col. Matt Winn when it was ope plant has been im this spring ranks the country.Many rich puri be offered, with ti June 14, as the c ing. The pick of t year-olds has beer$50,000 feature, in-withheld from th Among them are in the Churchill 1 lant Knight, secor Derby, and Ned third, and Whic the Harry Payne No race In the miless than $1,200.INAUGU1Today's feature the inaugural Ha for three-year-olc rving $5,000 in * western favorite. Farm's Misstep, v was the choice tlt; night list contali including My Dar dam, coupled as * ers' entry.The other feati during the wee Stake for two-yc added, will be de« and the Robert cap, for three-ye and worth $10,0( will be run SavuiTesar,v and second occupied. none down and the head of the batting order up m the night cap, cost the Commies a t*iu bill in this eiiySunday afternoon. The scores were 9 to 5 and 2 !o ]. the last game 2oing eleven Irames.It was a disappointing exhibition to several hundred Decatur fans who helped swell the Bloomington turnout to 2,-200 and it gave the Harkins tribe a record of three straight from the CommicrLike the Saturday contest, whtn late ga\c the Bloomers the winning run. a break aided them in the extra inning 2 to 1 game when Floyd Pat-lerson miv-udcoci a line drive off the bat of Don Sikes and It went lor a1, Plf 'TESAR GOBS GREAT.The bncht spot in the Commie picture for the afternoon wasTotals .........*..33 p H 27 12 3ScatV AB R. H. PO.A. EHickey. If .......... } J ? J ? SJem. as ............} © I \ J CSwanson. lb ........ 4 1 O 13 - inSF'Si f5..;2 J S S oK; 2b. g } j j gPark. c ...........J 2 i ? 2 nHinkle, p ...........J 2 2 i 2 nCantrell, P ........._0 J) _0Total* ..... 37 5 9 24 15 -I ISSSgfSf-^BloomlngtOQ ....... ..100 001 52x—9Two-base hits—Patterson. Bandrlmer.Tftcceman. Borrelll. Walker, Hickey. * Three-base hit—Hale. _Homo run*—Hickey. Miller I2K Borrelll sacrifice lilts—Park, Swanson. Bnndrlaaei,Ttl2ftft8on bases—Bloomington, 5; Decatur,10BE*e on balls—Off Hinkle. 3. off Miller 3 Hits—Oft Hinkle, 6 In fl 1-3 innings. Losing Ditcher—Cantrell _ ,Umpires —* Cleary (Plate) Kur.tzman(Bases'.Time of game—1-40.SECOND GAME. RlnomlnRtor.— AB. R. H. PO. A. E| While.* i • •. 50ll, Pandrimer, 2b50A2A3ATnna«m»n. rf04Sikm. If• f •. 5126Borrelll. rf . .i » # • 4...5011WalkPr. 61 . .» » t *. 3122T.Tnplr. c ..• * 9 ♦ ■. 3002Thomas, lb .* • • • •..40113• Krueger, d ..• •4022Totals2in33 :Decatur—AB.R.HPO.H ckev. If• •.. 5005KnlChfrbockeT.B* .. 3010, ss• ill200X1 SAhnson lb .•. 40033Patterson, cf 1 Hale. 2b .• a •. 401S....... 5001! Circle, rf. 4120riNP-d. 2b .• » •. 4014Park, c* • «. 4023Telt;ar. P3000Tota ..17 r307—None outwhenv. innin’TrnFCODectturo:o nno daduOOmP'.BlOIl . UiVJ UUir wu vi—*TttO-bas® blt^—Walker, Patterson, Bor-XCi.JTliree-bftse hits—Walker, 8ikes,Stolen bwe-Band rimer.Sacrifice hlta—Tesar. Maple.Double olar—Kruser to Thoir.R*.Left on bases—Bloomington, 9, Decatur,Gagnon-1FightNew York. M: Gagnon, Boston stock took an v he stopped Tut another frcnt-ra Von Porat, Cht the line bout ox boxing schedule.Madison Squat Wednesday willfeatherweight stiLabarba, retired champion, and »N. Y.. veteran.Sammy Mai champion, meetstello, la. ^ * bout at Indiana]7,Base on balls—Off Kruger, 2; off Tesar,A1.Struck out—By Tesar 2: Krueger, 2. Umpires— Kuntzmah (Plate), Clears* (Bases).Time of icame—2 05.| Big TenFavor California to Take NationalTs*ftros— Wisconsin .. IlVnols - • Indiana Minnesota NorthwesternOhio State Michigan ... Pnrdue - •Chicago - ••Eastern Teams Sure of Only Three Events.morsun IWINChicago. May til the final dnV meeting, was thtive victories se of Morvich-SunSaturday, thewas a heavily b: of his six starts, place by a lengt Morsun was run of Lewis and . time. His new fmn C. B. Irwi tory.ncVier.cc for *Swaipon ^ent down ^ ^ an.
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Decatur Daily Review
Decatur, Illinois, US
Mon, May 26, 1930
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