Bold Venture Retired After Derby Preakness Wins
United Press reports Bold Venture, the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, will retire from training for a year after a tendon injury during a light workout. Owner Morton L. Schwartz and trainer Max Hirsch announced the decision as the Belmont Stakes looms, with Bold Venture's future in handicap racing uncertain.
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Sports cut short by Ernie Braden and others
The report covers Ernie Braden criticizing Penn Relays for Olympic calibre turnout, mentions Jesse Owens Charlie Beetham and Dave Albritton as OSU stars, Rowland Wolf skipping games for medical studies, Bill Knickerbocker's defense with the Indians, Enis Firpo’s knockout in Buenos Aires, Lee Ross’s rookie outing against the Yankees, Rick Ferrell sidelined with an ankle sprain, Lou Bush’s Red Birds past second base, Channing Parmelee pitching for Darton Ducks, Owens to run at Marquette Relays, plus a trivia question on last season's base on balls leader and yesterday's answer about Badman’s introduction.
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New York University
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Jesse Owens
Charlie Beetham
Dave Albritton
Ohio State University
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Western Reserve University
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Lee Ross
Philadelphia Athletic
New York Yankees
Lefty Gomez
Rick Ferrell
Boston Red Sox
Channing Parmelee
Roy
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Darton Ducks
Marquette Relays
Badman
United States
Ohio Nine Has Chance To Gain in League Race
In Columbus Ohio University sought to move into a share of first in the Buckeye Conference by facing Marshall College in Athens. Wesleyan led with seven wins two losses after a 13 to 1 victory over Cincinnati. Ohio had six wins two losses. Dayton defeated Wittenberg 41 3 in a non conference game. Upcoming conference games included Dayton at Ohio Marshall and Cincinnati against Miami.
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Pretzels Juniors Edged Blue Streaks 12 19 Yesterday
The Guenin Pretzels Juniors edged the Hazelst Blue Streaks 12 to 19 in a recent game. Managers seeking junior teams are asked to contact Marsh Guenin at Allen's Service for more information.
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Wakeman Red Caps Set To Play Three Games
The Wakeman Red Caps will meet Cleveland teams on Decoration Day and Sunday, then open a home night schedule Tuesday against the Ethiopian Crowns. Bement pitched with Bartiome catching as the Caps defeated the Cleveland Pennzotls 4 dollars.
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Major League Hurlers Turn In Shutouts
New York Giants pitcher Al Smith and Philadelphia’s Joe Bowman led a day of shutouts as six games were played. St Louis beat Chicago 2 1, while Boston Bees pitcher John Lansing blanked the Brooklyn Dodgers 2 0. Fritz Ostermayer of the Red Sox silenced the Senators 9 0 and the Athletics defeated the Yankees 19 7 in the lone American League game.
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Grimm Returns to First as Cubs Seek Relief Man
CHICAGO May 24 The champion Chicago Cubs bring Charley Grimm back to first base to scout for a capable reliever as Phil Cavarretta struggles on a rough Eastern tour. The move aims to balance the infield while the pennant defense shifts in NL standings with Jim Collins and Johnnie Mize mentioned as potential targets.
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Coals-Night Meet and Legion Diamond Game Tonight
The 9Hoving Rhookire Coals and PLAY AT LEGION teams schedule games tonight at the American Legion diamond. Rhookire members meet at Hamilton diamond while 6 o clock start noted for the Legion diamond game. Bulldogs win reported at Cascade Park 71 to 5 with Swiers Coats members to report at 5 39 p m tonight.
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Roughnecks Clash In Final Indoor Wrestling Show
Roughnecks Harrixy Speedin Schaeffer of East St. Louis and Jimmie Logos of Windsor battle in a planned one hour match at the Alta Theatre final indoor wrestling card of the season. Buck Weaver, a Terre Haute favorite and former Indiana player, faces Andy Tremaine in a key bout. Logos and Schaeffer are favored to deliver a rugged main event, with Logos aiming to beat the local crowd’s perceived rough style and claim a rare local defeat for Schaeffer. The card also features Weaver-Tremaine clash and a local talent opener at 8:30 p.m., plus other notes from Rialto area showings.
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Danny McDonald
Moody Faces Dilemma Over Wimbledon and Wightman Cup
United Press staffer Henry McLemore recounts Helen Wills Moody torn between sailing to England for the Wightman Cup and Wimbledon defense versus returning to San Francisco to husband Fred Moody. She debates records, travel fatigue, and the timing of Forest Hills championships, expressing resolve to stay and compete in American title.
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Feud renews as golf match ends in win for Kauff and Oldfield
The report notes a revived Kauff Breitenstein feud with Joe and Vic as friends off course. Kauff and Bob Oldfield defeated Vic and Paul Haserode in a Sunday golf match. After the war, Joe proposed giving Vic a stroke per hole and jokingly suggested taking him. The piece also wanders through boxing, golf players’ anecdotes, and local league notes.
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Ziska Habarta
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Espinosa Leads Pro-Am at Gulf Road with 68
Al Espinosa of Akron Portage CC fired 34 34 68 to lead the Cleveland District pro-amateur at Gulf Road, two strokes clear of Bill Burke who shot 35 34 6. Wilson Crain placed third with 37 33 70 after a late run, including a two on No 17 and a deuce on No 18. Randall Warner duo and Myles Newton teams shared best-ball 65, while Alten’s Service crushed White Eagle 23 4 on Hamilton diamond with multiple homers.
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Drivers Vie For Places In 500 Mile Speed Race
INDIANAPOLIS May 25 Four vacancies remain in the starting lineup for the Memorial Day speedway race as prospects resume test trials. Favored to win the four places are Lewis Meyer Huntington Park Cal who won the 500 mile classic in 1928 and 1933 Fred Frame Los Angeles who won in 1932 Maur Rose Dayton O and Lou Moore Los Angeles. Five other drivers entered but were not better fast enough to win 33 starters. Four drivers braved a treacherous Wind to qualify Monday Harry MacQuinn Indianapolis who averaged 114 119 miles per hour over 25 mile test run Deacon Litz Dubois Pa who averaged 115 997 Ray Pixley Fullerton Cal 116 705 and Roy Painter Detroit.
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Maur Rose
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Lou Moore
Mondéer
Harry MacQuinn
Deacon Litz
Dubois
Ray Pixley
Fullerton
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Indians Browns Open Three Game Series Today
Cleveland takes the field in a three game series against the St. Louis Browns at home. The Indians were not in action yesterday and resume play today to start the set.
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Play at Hamilton features Alien Service vs Abookire Grocers
The Alien Service team versus Abookire Grocers is set for tonight at Hamilton. Players taking notice include Echo Carter Tzr Tr McVey Minnich Fobes H Jones B Monske Weber Uriz j and the Hadaway brothers.
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Dobrowski Meats Meeting Tonight At 6:30 PM
The Dobrowski Meats store will host a meeting at 6 30 PM tonight at the shop. Attendees are asked to take notice and bring matters to discuss.
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