Belmont Track Hosts Juvenile Stakes and Auto Derby
Belmont Park witnessed holiday racing with 30 000 spectators. Gladiator captured the Toboggan Handicap while Tommy Milton won the Auto Derby and notable races featured Big Heart Gond and Tohony. A memorial monument to Eddie Grant was unveiled in New York prior to the New York Philadelphia game.
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Memorial Day Regatta Highlights Potomac Crew Victory
Washington and New York clubs competed at Harlem for Memorial Day rowing honors. The Potomac Boat Club, with Barrett Fillmore and Paul Bowie among top finishers, placed near front, while New Rochelle and Columbia crews posted strong results in senior events. London-based rivalries and scattered mishaps marked a day of brisk races with several boats earning medals.
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Revised ranking announced for women's tennis
The United States Lawn Tennis Association's women's advisory committee released a new ranking. The top six remained unchanged, Marie Wagner moved from tenth to seventh, Mixx Macret Grove rose to fill Wagner's former spot, Florence Sailing dropped from eleventh to fourteenth, with other changes noted among lower ranks.
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Black Servant wins Proctor Knott handicap at Louisville
E R Bradleys 23 year old Black Servant led from the start to win the Proctor Knott handicap mile and a quarter at Louisville. J Burwell rode the favorite, beating Rangoon into second with Planet third as Behave Yourself faded after a strong move. Net stake 5 205 dollars, time 2 03 5, second only to Woodtrap’s 2 03 5. Dodge A C. action sought for games and racing notes follow.
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Vidal leads Camp Meade in Third Corps Area track meet
Vidal the army athletics ace of Camp Humphreys dominated events at the Camp Meade Third Corps Area Track Meet. Camp Meade swept top honors as Vidal scored in sprints and field events, with Humphreys and Eustis athletes close behind in various disciplines.
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KINGSTON'S DORVAL HANDICAP SELECTIONS
A compact list of race contenders with past performance notes. Notable names include SHE DEVIL VANAIAN and DURES. Belmont Park selections feature Kinney Wreckless Billy McLaughlin and others among a long field.
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Dempsey Prepares For Layoff With Final Sparring Session
Jack Dempsey trains in Atlantic City with a large crowd watching his last workout before a four day rest. He fights through six rounds against sparring partners as fans applaud the champion. Williams, Renault, and Houck later challenge Dempsey, who maintains control with heavy left hooks and solid jabs.
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Hindoo Belmont Selections Show A Fast Pace In Heavy Field
Racing notes list several contenders across six races with comments on form and weights. Horses like Two-year-golds, New Quileen, and Kennedy show potential. Heather and Honey Cell loom in the late stages. trainers and jockeys unnamed but situational hints point to private workouts and recent good runs enhancing undercard prospects.
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Gibbons Brothers and Chaney Win at Ebbets Field
Tom and Mike Gibbons of St Paul won outdoor boxing contests at Ebbets Field Brooklyn on May 30. Tom achieved his ninth straight knockout by stopping Jack Clifford in the third round. Mike won a 12 round decision against Dave Rosenberg after outboxing him and landing more blows. Andy Chaney defeated Dutch Brandt in a 12 round bout with a body punching barrage. Chaney weighed 125½ pounds and Brandt 129.
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Georgetown Smothers Boston College Nine in Albany Teaser
Georgetown overwhelmed Boston College 10 to 5 at University Heights as Mullowney Fitzpatrick Sheridan and Sheedy fueled a 14 hit attack. Sheridan homered and tripled, Mullowney and Fitzpatrick added power, while Murphy and Urban starred for BC. First a baseball scoreline with multiple extra-base hits and substitutions closed the frame with Georgetown ahead 10 to 5.
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American car wins Indianapolis race in 500 mile classic
Tom Milton piloted an American car to victory in the International Racing Classic at Indianapolis. He set a track record for engines under 153 inches and finished 500 miles in 5 hours 34 minutes 44.65 seconds at 89.62 mph. Roscoe Sartes finished second after a fierce early pace by Ralph De Palma.
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Fontaine's Car Turns Turtle in Indy 500 Thriller
May 31 Indianapolis report notes Louis Fontaine's car flipping on the north turn with spectators close by. no injuries. De Palma led until engine trouble sidelined him. Milton finished second as El lingboe impressed on a slippery track.
Close Finishes Mark All Events at Canoe Regatta
The Interclub Canoe Association regatta on Montgomery Sycamore Island thrilled canoe enthusiasts with near dead heats in junior doubles and inches deciding the junior singles. Washington Canoe Club dominated multiple divisions including senior doubles, senior singles, and camp/fours events with entries and placements highlighted.
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Catholic U Athlete Lyons Dies at Home
Frank Lyons, former all round athlete at Catholic University, died at his Scranton home after several months illness. He played basketball and baseball for Catholic teams in 1919 20, was elected basketball captain, resigned due to ill health, and left school in December. Lyons had earlier earned letters in multiple sports at Grove City College.
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