Protest Over 500 Mile Indianapolis Winner
Indianapolis officials review Hartz protest over the finish in the annual 500 mile race. Louis Schneider is declared winner after a complete records check shows he finished 59 seconds ahead of Fred Frame. Billy Arnold, last year’s winner, crashed and survives with serious injuries. Frame rode for Hartz in the challenge.
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American Automobile Association
Harry Hartz
Los Angeles
Louis Schneider
Hartz
Fred Frame
Schneider
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Frame
Billy Arnold
Chicago
Luether Johnson
South Bend
Ind
Arnold
Fort Benning Team Defeats McPherson in Polo Showdown
The Fort Benning infantry school polo team beat Fort McPherson 12 to 8 in Atlanta on June 1. Fort McPherson opened with a goal, but Benning benefited from a five goal handicap and led at halftime. McPherson added two in the fifth chukker as Benning sealed the win with twelve total in the final periods. A planned prep match involving Fort Bragg and Governors Horse Guards was canceled due to rain.
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Fort Benning
Fort McPherson
Fourth Corps
William Biddle
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Fort Bragg
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Governors Horse Guards
118Th Field Artillery
Savannah
Major League Leaders and Flanders Takes Office
Baseball leaders named by the Associated Press include Arlett and Klein topping National and American League categories with Ruth Gehrig Cronin and Simmons among leaders. Savannah's G Fred Flanders becomes United States marshal for the Southern District of Georgia, replacing George B. McLeod. Sanford Darby named deputy marshal.
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Savannah
G. Fred Flanders
Emanuel County
United States
Southern District of
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Hoover
George B. McLeod
Sanford Darby
Vidalia, Ga
Carl McLeod
Farrell Fights Rain For 75 In Open Qualifier At Carnoustie
Johnny Farrell of New York, the 1928 American Open champion, battled a heavy rainstorm to card 75 for the first 18 holes of the British Open qualifying at Carnoustie Scotland on June 1. Minnesota shows a gain of about 7 000 farms in the 1920 to 1930 decade.
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Carnoustie
Scotland
Johnny Farrell
New York
Minnesota
Two Good Baseball Games Scheduled Here This Week
The Buds host Moultrie in a two game series starting tomorrow then return game Thursday. Tallahassee, league leaders, visit Wednesday. Moultrie and Tallahassee both play here this week, promising strong opposition for the Buds. All games start at 4:30 p.m. with a 50 cent adult admission.
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Moultrie
Tallahassee
Packers
Moultrie Packers
Albany
Stadium
Buds Pill Moultrie Series as Dodgers Rally in Week
The Buds travel to Moultrie then host them, eyeing closer games after dominating stadium play. Stribling Schmeling boxing hype nears a million in gate receipts. $200,000 cash already in, tickets pending sale. Dodgers win four straight in the National League, Cochran's status looms large for the A’s, Arlett emergences as a rookie-star after a decade on the Pacific coast.
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Buzz” Arlett
Pacific Coast
Phillies
Yesterday's Results in Southern Association Games
Mobile beat New Orleans 9 to 1. Birmingham lost to Chattanooga 2 to 4. Little Rock won 8 to 7 against Memphis. Atlanta Nashville match noted as rained out.
Ash Abandons Pacific Flight Attempt
Thomas Ash Jr abandons a planned non stop flight from Japan to America after his plane failed to develop sufficient power. He returns to Tokyo noting engine problems and fuel load limited range, postponing his life ambition and hoping for a more suitable aircraft.
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Rengo Agency
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Thomas Ash, Jr
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Tachi Kawa
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America
Dundee and Jeby Meet in the Garden
Vince Dundee of Baltimore and Ben Jeby of New York meet in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Both have defeated Len Harvey during his American tour, Dundee on two occasions and Jeby once, boosting their chances in a clash likely to favor the veteran Dundee. The Garden card also features Vincent Street versus Jackie Purvis in the eight round feature.
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Vince’ Dundee
Baltimore
Ben Jeby
Madison Square Garden
Len Harvey
Dundee
Harvey
Jeby
the Garden
Vincent Street
Jackie Purvis
Indianapolis
UC professor awarded White Lion for agricultural science
Czechoslovakian republic decorates C. 3 Butchingon of the University of California with the Order of the White Lion for contributions to agricultural science.
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Czechoslovakian Republic
C. 3 Butchingon
The
University of California
Order of the ‘White Lion
Tennis Team Loses to Florida Players in First Meeting
Tallahassee players edged Thomasville in most singles and doubles as Ivey defeated Salley 12-8 8-10 6-3. Gould, Grady, Buelhere, Jelks and Joye contributed wins. Matches held on Forbes estate and Sinkola plantation with a return meeting likely next week.
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Tallahassee
Thomasville
Ivey
Tallahasee
Salley
Joye
Gould
Buelhere
Grady
Clarke
Jelks
Clark
Forbes Estate
Sinkola Plantation
Pavo
Five Nations Share In Tennis Honors At French Championship
At Roland Garros, England took most titles with one outright and another shared with South Africa. United States France and Germany also claimed trophies. Germany’s Cilli Aussem won the women’s singles, while Betty Nuthall and partner won the women’s doubles. Lott and Van Ryn dominated the men’s doubles.
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Roland Garros
England
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Jacques Brugnon
Jean Borotra
Christian Boussus
Cilli Aussem
Fraulein Assem
Betty Nuthall
Miss Nuthall
Eileen Bennett Whittingstall
P. D. B. Spence
George Lott
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Reds Beat St Louis 7-2 for first win in city in years
John Ogden held St. Louis to seven hits in the second game of a doubleheader and Cincinnati won 7-2 for its first St. Louis victory in more than two years. Randy Moore homered twice and drove in all Braves runs as they tied the Robins. Bob Smith shut out the Pirates 5-0 with two hits allowed. Babe Ruth hit his ninth homer as the Yankees beat the Senators. Jim Levey hit a two on homer to power the Browns over the White Sox. Eddie Morgan drove in two with a homer and two singles against the Tigers.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Randy Moore
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Robins
Bob Smith
Cubs
Hela Pirates
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Yankees
Senators
Jim Levey
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White Sox
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Brooklyn Robins
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Boston
Brooklyn
Hollis Thurston
Randy
Giants
Phillies
New York
John Berry
Phils
Death of A. E. Clift prompts funeral in Urbana
The body of A. E. Clift president of Central of Georgia Railway Company was taken to Urbana Illinois for funeral services and interment tomorrow. Officials from Central of Georgia and Illinois Central railways and other companies attended the funeral. Death from heart disease rose 85 percent in Idaho from 1927 to 1930.
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A. E. Clift
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Urbana
Central of Georgia Railway
Illinois Central Railway
Idaho
Indians surge with eighth win in intra league play
Cleveland Indians sweep the intra sectional series with eight wins two losses as Willis Hudlin and Wesley Ferrell limit Detroit 6 to 4. Philadelphia Athletics split with the Red Sox amid injuries to Mickey Cochrane and Joe Boley, while Babe Ruth homers to lead the Yankees past Washington 4 to 2.
Puzzle Solution Scrambled Saturday Clues Revealed
Readers decode a mosaic of crossword style clues with varied hints and partial answers. The page lists numbers and word fragments like shapes letters and phrases guiding toward a hidden set of solutions.
Tight race tightens in Southern Association standings
Memphis Memphis Tenn June 1 The Southern Association pennant race tightens as leaders Clyde Milan and the Birmingham Barons hold an eight game edge. Memphis Little Rock and Chattanooga tie for second while New Orleans sits one and a half games back and Mobile four and a half behind. Chattanooga defeats Birmingham 4 2 and Little Rock beats Memphis 8 7. Mobile wins first game 9 7 and New Orleans takes the nightcap 7 1. Wet grounds stop Atlanta Nashville.
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Southern Association
Clyde Milan
Birmingham Barons
Memphis
Little Rock
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Mobile Marines
Pelicans
Birmingham
Mobile
Cardinals Lose Doubleheader to Reds in St Louis
The St Louis Cardinals led early but dropped the second game 7-2 after Paul Derrienger won his first start in the opener a 7-5 score. Johnny Ogden held the Cards to seven hits as Cincinnati earned its first win in St Louis since April 22.
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Cincinnati
Paul Derrienger
Johnny Ogden
Reds
St. Louis
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