Illinois Team Sets New Drake Relays 440 Yard Relay Mark
Illinois's 440 yard relay team coached by Harry Gill set a new world's intercollegiate record at the Drake Relays with a 42.3 10 time. The quartet Sweet Evans Vlighrs and Ayres ran a flawless baton exchange and beat the old mark of 43.4. The same meet saw Iowa’s Morrow Noll Brookins Wilson win the one mile relay in 3 16 9 20, just one tenth slower than the 1921 American Legion record.
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University of Ulinois
Drake
Harry Gill
Sweet
Evans
Vlighrs
Ayres
Soenter
University of Lone
Morrow, Noll
Brookins
Wilsqp
Earl Eby
C. Dodgers
Lawrence Brown
Robert Maxam
American Legion
Eng
Brown
Mazant'werg
Panneytvania
Baseball Box Score Highlights and Scoring Details
A fragmentary game summary lists players such as Mullikin Crosby Aiken Brink and O Brien with runs batted in home runs and a triple play noted. Umpires Lake and Agrerhill are named with a game time of 1 hour 14 minutes.
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iBilltop BP
ABALO
A. Walkerzb
Atken
Aviltamals & Ate Abmithic
Crosby It
Gordon,p
Talbet
O'Brig
Grahamee
Briry
Crosby
Mullikin
Aiken
Brink
Ate Black
Mallika
Vance
Garon
Strack i Rye
Crandall League iRavox ATTO Report Summary
Local league box score details list Crandall and Crandall players with batting and pitching notes. Names include Larkle Cerean Lafeus Slow Re Daxtares Blaaker Byog Tale MeGlue and Trehese. Pitching notes mention Wild pitch Ferguson and Balk-Vellettos with multiple hits and runs tallied.
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iRavox Atto
Grand Abe
O.A. Brigat
Re Etttan Sp
Aesten
Tonare Sp
Vadpem
Divtecine Ab
Larkle
Cerean
Lafeus
Daxtares
Blaaker
Byog
Tale
MeGlue
Zarkis
Parenbace
Ome
Hases
Larkin
Ke. Potter
Serrenis i Burke
MeGeae
Corson
Csitton
Saute Coren
Uailton
Doubie Plas Saar
Toftua
Fergus Pi
Balk-Velltos
Balk-Velltos. Hitsop
Bin
Impinge
Derby Day Scratches to Be Posted Today
Derby day scratches are posted with a note that owners may withdraw entry only if the horse is unable to race. The opening race time is moved to 4 5 o'clock with a 45 minute interval between races to manage expected crowds at mutuel machines. The Derby field is expected to clear by about 4 60 o'clock according to the tentative schedule.
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Feckey Cin
Butwell Surrenders Derby Ride for Younger Rider
In New York May 116 Jockey Butwell senior rider for the Wilson Salmon stable trained by Thomas J Healey praised for sportsmanship. After the Preakness trainer Heatley sent Vigil to Louisville for the Derby with Marinelli to ride. Butwell waived his right to the Derby mount in favor of the younger rider, Marinelli, who will chase a second 56000 added stake within a week. Butwell stays in New York to ride Salmon starters at Jamaica Saturday.
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New York
Jamaica
Butwell
Wilaon- Salmon
Thomas J. Healey
Heatley
Vigil
Louisville
Esther
B. Marinelli
Marinelli
Terminal Y League RMB ABHO A
Game report lists players and positions with offensive highlights including three base hit by Logan and two-base by Entmes, miscues and errors credited to Swon, Murtaugh, Jarvis, Hollatt, and Griff. Pitcher Roland earned win for RM. Taunting lines note runs, hits, and errors across a tied matchup with Bouthern Hy.
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A. Murtaugh
Swanne
Ol Mitler
Jarvizesp
Bryanib
Morris
Howandp
Lane
Odio Grison
Iolland
Donings
Om Jarvis
Balwinger
Groff
Bouthern Hy
Boxing notes signal June boxing showcase in New York
New York May 15 boxers shift spotlight to featherweight Kilbane against Criqui at Polo Grounds on June while Kilbane’s title defenses loom. Fans await Bernstein versus Dundee at Madison or New York arena May 30 with Dundee defending junior lightweight crown. Ray Newman meets Joe Borrall in Hoboken and Frank Jerome faces Danny Edwards at Commonwealth Club. Mickey Walker appears in three bouts, with Tong and Kelly fights slated in Omaha Newark June 5 and June 12 against Malone.
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New York
Johnny Kilbane
Eugene Criqui
Polo, Grounds
D. Eee
WMI
Kilbane
Joe Borrall
Empire
A. C
Hoboken
Frank Jerome
Danny Edwards
Commonwealth Sporting Club
Mickey Walker
Omahe
Ray Tong
Newark
Jimmy Kelly
Jock Malone
Chicago
French Davis Cup entry leads Denmark in doubles victory
Bordeaux May 18 French stars Cochet Samazeulin defeated Tegner and Wurm of Denmark in doubles, giving France a two to one lead in the Davis Cup first round. La Coste, 17, strained a leg in singles, Cochet to face Larson, with La Coste possibly returning to meet Tegner if fit.
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Bordeaux
Br A. P
Cochet
Samazeulin
Tegner
Wurm
Denmark
Itia
France
Wonder
Larsén
Jean
Samaseuilh
la Coste
Larson
Gamazeuilh
la Costs
War Department League Box Score Improves Team Totals
War Department League action shows a mixed line for Qua’mester Abelo and allies. Stars include Montague Hilleary McLaughlin and Legge with notable hits and runs, while errors and wild pitches mark the chaotic scoring.
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W. AB H
ABELO
AlBmith
Winney
Rida
Baunek
Amin Pew
Beas
Starke
Montarue
Lepre
McLaughin
Bix- Smith
Henay
McEaughiin
Bench
Barrificent—Creamer
Flint Ba
Jarstaon
Montagne
Marks
Holl Sacobsen
de Vont Pars Piores
McLaushlin
Ty Hamer
Bren Leere
Tacopeen
Panted Balla
Harmel
Riin Brinningy
Mostartnaings
Starka
Finnen Maes
Ontasace
Hagen Sarazen Qualify In British Pro Event
Leeds May 1 AP Joe Kirkwood delivered a brilliant qualifying round at Hesitatingly course setting a new record with 67 to place 139 for 38 holes. He leads 32 professionals seeking entry as Walter Hagen 147 Gene Sarazen 150 Hoffner 156 fell short and Ted Ray failed to qualify for the run.
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Associated Press
Leeds
England
Joe Kirkwood
Yorkshire Daily News
Tuead
Charles Hoffner
Ted Ray
Arnaud Massey
Ates
Game summary from government league baseball standings
Government Printing Office reports league baseball game results with player names such as O Connor, Raade, Diggs, and Digging. Scoring details include sac flies, stolen bases, sacrifices, and pitching lines alongside team standings and total runs.
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Arflorconmare
Kaltey
Diadeleys Ald
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OiRleiret. Zoo
Arhmldi.ct
Dt Narh.th
APL
Rhinebokirt
OiCorbingh
Digguib
Ol McOstharnes
Mary Yas
Helt
Bielr
Caibayn
Diggs
O'Connor
Corbin
Bane
Rade
Raade
Nalley
Eno
Biggina
Ine
Jase—Naghto
Peldman
Tadas
Government Printing Office
Trackshaw Selections Read Like A Catalog Of Names
A garbled list from YOUNGSTOWN includes numerous names and odd phrases such as Sugenia Gomes Margaret Loretta Querida Gm Fup Ruth Webb Tatting Hotfoot Red My Gr ate Col Chile Thriller Tlene Execution ctor Jazz Horace Lerch Eastward Prin fineajawea Dependence Thos F McMahon and many more across multiple places including LOUISVILLE MAPLE HEIGHTS and Nordeck. The fragment appears to catalog track selections or participants with scattered proper nouns and no coherent event or results.
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Youngstown
Sugenia Gomes
Margaret Loretta
Querida
Great Man
Messenger
Dream of the
Waller
Anonymous
Es ‘Fenter
Thorndale
Peter King
Louisville
Lady Gorham
Hingaclere
Werwastamo
Kiikowee
Jordan
King Goria
Usiem
Romping Mary
Rockholt
Lathrop
Washington
Gosh
Chacolet
Anglum Maid
Bonnet
Pensy O
Dyan
Colored Dept League Reeaches Treasury AB 04-1 Diet Bert
A reconstructed box score style summary lists players such as Wilms Piercowas Blandjib and Rich son in a colored department league game. It records positions bases hits outs and pitching notes with names like Grant Williams Richardson and Tolson. Scoring events include three-base hits Fairfat and Howe run Swill anigen Roltain and Bland are cited for steals and sacrifices.
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Treasury
Diet Bert
Wilms
Piercowas
Beatt
Oxen
Culbert
Rich'son
Pierson. If
Menley.c
Zebinsonsh
Fairfax.rt
Totenan
Grant
Rf Williams
Teemu Atr Barrice
Hint Giese
Smith
Willams
Bote Colbert
Blond
Robinson
Richardson Manley
Veirfex
Lockwood
Glas
Bf Richardson
Bite
Fairfat
Ith Howe Run
Swillanigen
Roltain
Coldinma
Staten
Bland
Woddinsen
Pierson
E. Pierson
S. Willams
Balle
Tolson
Svu Deme
Mit
Talwon
Tackwood
Manler
Toten
Tackteond
Ialk
Ry Tolasa Magleyi
Bry
Smithi
Intercity loan approved for Seaboard Air Line Company
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a government loan of 6,759,000 dollars to the Seaboard Air Line Company. Securities will be deposited as collateral to finance the purchase of new rolling stock and equipment for expansion.
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Seaboard Air Line Company
Interstate Commerces Commission
Pitines Central Wan Auth
Bee
Coctirceston
Orticales
Stolen base and pitching miscues mark game notes
Fragmented OCR notes list bases, hits, and pitches with many garbled names. Mentions first base on ball, strikes, wild pitches, and players Degnan Ludwig Batson across an unclear baseball summary.
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Ludwig
Batsen
Burkefield Postal League Baseball Summary
In a Commercial League game Burke leads at 42 runs with 4 runs by MeNd l and 2 hits by Barnhart. White Burke and J Burke contribute. Sherwood Gerad and Barricé add. Final lines show multiple pitchers with Cheresonas and McDonald active. Umpire Cobilt. Today's game features Detweiler versus Western Linton.
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Postal
Ab.h.o
Burke
G.men'dl
Witielf
DiRienlijer
J.burke
Kelly
Boon
siPeonlf
Ai Barnhartrp
Barrisonib
Med
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Uene Bradley
Riioa
W. Burke
White
J. Burke
Sherteood
Geeadi
Friédereks
Harrican
Kieoll
Penn
Barnhart
Ereors—Bell
W. Berke
Sherwood
Homer ron—Burghart
hasen—White
Sherwod
Gerad
Halie
W Hte Dongid
Barehart
Chesenas
Chaconas
W. Turke
Harrison
BePonald
McDonald
Cobilt
Detweiler Vo
Western Linton
Warwick Golfers to Play Epiphany Friday
Maurice Ktagersid and Ralph Hen nle of the Wyrwtex Athletic Club will lead Warwick golfers against Epiphany at East Potomac course on Friday at 10 a.m. Huffy of Business High and Croaby will be Epiphany’s players. Warwick, which recently overwhelmed the Valmont club, issues a sweeping challenge to all teams in their class.
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Maurice Ktagersid
Ralph Hennle
Wyrwtex Athletic Club
Golfinks
East Potomac
Huffy
Business High
Croaby
Warwick
Valmont Club
Suit Seeks 51 Million Damages Over Conspiracy
The Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America and the Manufacturers Aircraft Association of New York City, named defendants with others in a 51 510 000 damage suit filed by Capt James V Martin of Garden City Long Island. They moved in District Supreme Court to quash service arguing their corporations are organized outside the District of Columbia and outside local court jurisdiction. Capt Martin alleged conspiracy.
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Aeronautical’ Chamber of Commerce of America
Manufacturers Aircraft Association
New York City
James V. Martin
James V Martin Aeroplane Company
Garden City
Long Island
District Supreme’ Court
Douglas, Obear
Doug=lay
Estates Filed for Letters Testamentary in Probate Court
Marian H Richards of this city died in Paris February 5 leaving an estate over 50000 with sister Elise Jusserand of Paris as nearest relative. Amadeus C Peter of Ahio city died in Knoxville April 23 leaving 14696 with daughter Ina B Kepner filing for admin. The estate includes 1419 Buchanan Street NW occupied by widow Elizabeth A Peter. Mary Gwynn died May 10 leaving 77790 with probate filing noting the estate includes the premises at 740 Northwear.
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Marian’ H. Richards
Paris
Taft
Benjamin 3
Minor
Elise Jusserand
Amadeus C. Peter
Ahio City
Knoxville
Tenn
Ina B. Kepner
Buchanan Street
Elizabeth A. Peter
Mary Gwynn
Striet Northwear
Wright to Represent Pershing at Chaumont Statue Unveiling
Maj. Gen. William M. Wright has agreed to act as Pershing s personal representative at the unveiling of a statue erected by French citizens at Chaumont France in June. Wright is currently traveling in France.
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William M. Wright
Gen. Pershing | l
Chaumont
France
Gen. Wright
South needs Negro governor says Inlead at cotton meeting
Richmond May 16 leading cotton manufacturers at the American Cotton Manufacturers Association conference in Richmond urge Southern growth for textile production and machinery, while Gov McLeod of South Carolina warns of systemic financing needed amid economic shifts and calls for collective bargaining protections. The discussion also touches migration of Southern Black workers to Northern plants and labor conditions amid industrial change.
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Richmond
South
New England
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
United States
Souther
Co. E. Hutchison
Mount Holly
N.C
Southern Plants
Hutchison
Southern
Thomas G. McLeod
South Carolina
Gov. McLeod
Ita
Other Woman in Suit to Fight Fee Order
Mrs Jennie B H Stein sued George W Stein for divorce and alimony. Mrs Grace Merry named corespondent. court ordered Mrs Merry to pay $200 counsel fees. Chief Justice McCoy to hear motion arguing the authority to impose fees tomorrow.
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Court of Appeals Alrady
Grace Merry
Jennie BH. Stein
George W. Stein
Armour & Co
Stein
Merry
McCoy
Trinkle And Taft Visit Mount Vernon
Governor Lee Trinkle and Chief Justice William H Taft visited Mount Vernon with a large party from Virginia and accompanying guests. They were received by Mount Vernon officials, toured the tomb of George and Martha Washington, laid flowers, and shared luncheon in the dining room.
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Virginia
Board of Visitors
Mount Vernon
Lee Trinkle
Barrett
James P. Woods
Luther. Jenkins
William Ewing
J. Cleveland
William H.taft
Gen
Mrs. Washington
Presbyterians in South name moderator today
Montreal May 11 The sixty third general assembly of the church opens tomorrow in South and names a moderator as debates address women on executive committees and Union with the Federal Council of Churches. Dr Charles Goodell New York replaces William Jennings Bryan as principal evangelism speaker. Dr BC Reed retiring moderator to give opening sermon. Candidates include Dr Alexander Sprunt and laymen Frank T Glasgow and Nat Harrison.
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Montreal
N.C
Seethers Presbyterian Church
Federal Council of Churches
Christ In
America
General Assembly
Charles Goodell
New York
Waa
Praassembly
William Jennings Bryan
BC. Reed
Colombia
D. C
Alexander Sprunt
Charleston
Frank T. Glasgow
Lexington
Nat Harrison
Petersburg
Sabotage on Lehigh Charged to Strikers
Interurban probe cites Lehigh Valley rail line woes blamed on sabotage by strikers and sympathizers. J F Maguire and F M Hipkits testified of hundreds of cases, including dumped glass grit and ore in bearings and damaged locomotives, while unions deny responsibility.
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Lenign Valley Rails
Interalace Commerce Commission
Lehigh
Bey Normal
J.F. Maguire
F. M. Hipkits
Iit
Bece
Hibbits
Henry T. Hunt
Railroad
Detion of Labor
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University of Wisconsin
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Hal Pound
Lowery Hood
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Crandall League
Cood Sport
Derby
Samazenish
War Department League
Carey
Hagen-Sarazen
Kirkwood
Charlie Hoffner
Government ‘League
Trackshaw
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U.S
U. S
Commercial League
Martin
Marian WY Wit
Eae Nee
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Pershing
GOV. Inlead
Morrison
North Carolina
Neerava
Trinkle and Taft
Mr. Vernon
Presbyterians
Motive Power
A. Lisner
S Roeyel
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