Indiana 500 Set for Tomorrow as Cars Heat Up
Indianapolis Ind May 29 four twenty eight racing drivers lined up for the 500 mile Indianapolis speedway race. Qualifiers deadline passed at noon and teams resumed work on cars not yet passed test. Leon Duray holds No 1 with 124 mph lap speed, aiming to defend pole as Miller and Boyle teams pace the field with top entries like Duray Jergersen and Stapp. Pete de Paolo to watch from stands with Wilbur Shan set to relieve if needed.
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One-Armed Pitcher Dreams Of Big League Career
Philadephia May 29 The one armed pitcher Stephen Krempasky from Scranton Pa who lost his left arm in a train accident as a boy talks of aiming for professional baseball He developed a strong right arm uses a special bat pitches with his glove under his stump then puts it on He joined a regular squad two years ago after initially trying out for the hook team He says he would play in the big leagues if given a chance and enjoys Eng lish and literature while taking business courses
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Strangler Lewis Wins Title In Two Falls Victory
Minneapolis May 29 Ed Strangler Lewis retained his heavyweight wrestling championship by defeating Marin Munn of Nebraska with two falls. McMillen of Iowa and Freberg of Sweden both lost to Lewis while Hills of Illinois and Taylor of Nevada beat Sampson of North Dakota.
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Jack Sampson
North Dakota
American Results and Today’s Schedule Summary
American teams posted scores including New York 11 over Philadelphia 4 and Washington 2 over Boston 0. St Louis 2 beat Chicago 1. Today’s American Games feature Chicago at St Louis, Detroit at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Boston, and Washington at New York.
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Cincinnati 2 Chicago L Outcome Sparks National Results
National results highlight Cincinnati defeating Chicago L as Owl games are scheduled, with teams preparing for upcoming matchups and league standings shaping contest momentum.
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National Games Today St Louis at Pittsburgh
National games feature St Louis visiting Pittsburgh Cincinnati facing Chicago Boston meeting Philadelphia and New York traveling to Brooklyn in a packed schedule with major teams on the road.
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Derby Winner Reigh Count Injured and Off Belmont
Derby winner Reigh Count will miss the Belmont stakes due to an injured leg. Owner Mrs J D Hertz plans to ship the horse to Arlington for recuperation and aims to face Victorian, Preakness winner, later in the 3 year old turf championship as he heals.
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Reigh Count
J D. Hertz
Victorian
Churchill] Downs
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Hertz
B S Mitchell
Louisville
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Beigh Count
Four Jockeys Injured in Hamilton Race Spill
Four jockeys were injured in a spill in the fourth race at Hamilton fairgrounds. Julius Kleinhard and John Rice remained in hospital. W Bonner and W Gleed were bruised. Osman suffered a broken leg. Only three of seven horses finished.
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Fair Grounds
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John Rice
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W. Gleed
Osman
Donohue Delivers as Reds Top Cubs in Seventh Inning
Pete Donohue pitched the season’s first zone for the Reds and drove in the deciding run with a seventh inning single as Cincinnati beat Chicago 2 to 0. The win boosted the Reds lead to two and a half games. Yankees topped Athletics 11 to 4 in a 15-hit barrage. Walter Beck shut out the White Sox 2 to 0 for the Browns. Senators blanked the Red Sox 2 to 0. No other games on the slate.
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Dittrich
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Bark
Rittners
Amherst
Yankees Dominate As Race Becomes Foregone Conclusion
The New York Yankees crushed the Athletics in a crucial six game series and now lead the American League by a wide margin. Ruth Lazzeri Dugan and Gehrig produced heavy offense as Connie Mack begins reshaping his pitching staff by purchasing George Earnshaw for 50000 plus two more hurlers Shores and Johnson.
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Playground Ball Opens Tonight In Elyria Leagues
The Industrial Playground Base Ball League starts this evening at 6 30 with two games. Elyria & T bat swingers vs Fox Furnace at Richwine field and General TIndustries vs Western Automatic Co at Franklin field. Two games weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays all summer.
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Richwine Field
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Western Automatic Co
Franklin Field
Amherst Beats Grafton 10 9 in wild baseball game
Amherst defeated the Grafton Buitners 10 to 9 in a late inning comeback after Grafton erased a five run deficit. Kubuske started shakily, Bark left the mound briefly, Lefty Miller shut down the Bittners, and Figler ground out as Amherst scored the final run in the ninth. The Bitners were set to meet West View at Grafton next.
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Grafton Buitners
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Figler
Comstock
Bitners
West View
Grafton
Blue And White Rabbit Show Closed At Fairgrounds
The first national American Blue and White Rabbit show at Syn day Fairgrounds closed yesterday. Breeders from across the country entered rabbits from one month to six years old. Youngest rabbit belonged to Joe Wojcik of Elyria and oldest was an 81 year old American Blue buck owned by C. T. Schue. Winners included L. E Carpenter Toledo Miss Houge worth Wadsworth Dr. Wyeth Norwalk T. M. Shepard Stone Bluff Indiana and Chas. T. Schue Elyria in American Blue. American Whites winners were K. P. Button Rochester N. Y. Geo. Winneguth Mishawaka Indiana and Joe Wojcik Elyria. Exhibits of rabbit furs and garments drew attention. Mrs. Joe Wojcik showed American White furs and Mr. Schue displayed American Blues. Judge was Karl Sautters Canton with A F. Gilbert Maumee judging specials. Breeders thanked the public and Joe Hazelton Elyria for support. It was a great day for entrants.
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Mishawaka
Indiana
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Canton
F. Gilbert
Maumee
West Siders Play La Grange at Cascade Park Wednesday
The Elyria West Side team meets La Grange at Cascade Park Memorial Day at 3 00 p m. Manager Klein aims for revenge after last season. La Grange bats Hastings and Ryan. West Sides batters W Wilbert and Sagert.
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Japan to Meet U S in Davis Cup Final in Chicago
Montreal May 29 Japan will play the United States in the American Zone Davis Cup final at Chicago June 2 and 3 after eliminating Canada in the second round yesterday Teizo Toba rallied to beat Jack Wright 7 8 3 6 3 6 0 6 4 Japan won three matches to Canada one with Obta and Toba winning one singles each and pairing in doubles Willard Crocker earned Canada's lone victory over Toba.
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Chicago
Canada
Teizo Toba
Jack Wright
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Willard Crocker
Canzoneri Wins Over Wilson In New Orleans
Tony Canzoneri defended his featherweight title by knocking out Claudio Wilson of Birmingham in the first round in New Orleans on May 29. It marked his first title defense since winning the crown in New York and his first pro appearance in his hometown.
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Tony Canzoneri
Claudio Wilson
Birmingham
Home Run Club Leaders Highlight Big Hitting
Sacrifice hits Lehman Kubuski Ellis Berk. Lee two base hits Tomashka Mansell Bittner Schall Comstock. Three base hits Ellis. Home runs Berk 2 Bark. Kubuski struck out 4. Umpires Thuembling Play Hongo Baras.
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Mitchell Released Unconditionally by Philadelphia Club
Clarence Mitchell, veteran pitcher for the Philadelphia National League club, was released unconditionally. Stanford offers to contest a dual track meet with Dartmouth on June 18 as part of commencement exercises.
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National League Baseball Club
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Stanford University
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Baseball stars shine in quiet, high-scoring day
Babe Ruth singled twice and walked twice in four plate appearances, driving in three. Lew Gehrig had a single in five. Ty Cobb doubled once in five. Tris Cuyler went_hitless as pinch hitter. Hellman Waner and Hornsby idle.
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Lew Gehrig
Ty Cobb
Tris Cuyler
Harry Hellman
Pan Waner
Rogers Hornsby
Milwaukee to Chicago Outboard Marathon Draws Enthusiasts
May 29 Milwaukee. Over 100 motor boat enthusiasts expected to compete in the first outboard marathon from Milwaukee to Chicago on Lake Michigan. E F F McDonald Jr national commodore of the American Outboard Motor Association cites traffic congestion as driving interest in motor boats and notes water routes do not suffer the same limits.
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Elyrian Named Ad Track Capt. at G Wesleyan
Ralph Werbert Shaw of Elyria Ohio, class of 1929, elected captain of Wesleyan University track team after the Little Three championship over Williams and Amherst. Shaw, indoor CT 60 yard dash record holder, scored for two seasons in 100 and 200 yard dashes and the running broad jump, placed sixth in the 100 yard dash and seventh in the broad jump at the New England Intercollegiate in Boston. He graduated from Elyria High School in 1925, captaining its track team and earning 75 points in five meets. Shaw is a member of Sigma Chi and the Mystical Seven Senior Society.
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Oberlin Ex change club eyes backing of community chest drive
Oberlin Ex change club discussed backing Oberlin community chest drive to be held in the fall. The group aims to exceed last year’s 7000 quota with full backing and support from WTAM radio men scheduled to speak at the next meeting on radio broadcasting and audience entertainment.
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Anti Saloon Leagues 10 Hold Reunion in Oberlin
Dr. Howard H. Russell Andrew G Cemings Rev Henry M. Ten ney Prof. John F. Henderson and Dr H G Husted five survivors of the 14 Obérin founders of the Anti Saloon league plan a reunion dinner in Oberlin during commencement week. The gathering continues a yearly tradition begun 34 years after the 1893 start with last year’s meeting at Spear laboratory. The dinner will be at the Oberlin Inn.
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Andrew G Cemings
Henry M. Tenney
John F. Henderson
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Congress Debates Boulder Dam Funding and RNC Inquiry
Senate continues debate on Boulder Dam funding as Campaign Fund committee questions Perry Howard, a Republican National Committee member from Mississippi. House weighs Austrian loan and considers calendar bills with unanimous consent.
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