Grays Enter In Proposed Wabash Valley Tourney
The Grays join several strong semi pro teams entering a proposed Wabash Valley tournament to decide valley honors. A committee will schedule games and manage entry issues as Terre Haute firms back the event. If approved, the Grays hope to contend for the valley crown, with hopes of success in basketball and football as well.
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Billie Donahue
Sayre & Co. Sporting Goods Firm
Terre Haute
Roy Ratti
Telu
Audi
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Yocal
Don
Cams
Odon to Reconstruct Track for Horse Races
Odonis organization plans reconstruction of Wave Park horse track with a new grandstand for a 1000 capacity, barns, judges stand, band stand, and improvements. The Sedacion group formed to raise 2500 dollars, with Dr Ira E Bowman as president and Sidney Bowmaty as secretary, signaling strong local support and expectation track will be ready soon.
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Sedacion
Ira E. Bowman
Izeke Ben Stotts
Sidney Bowmaty
Deitel ‘W. Hayes
Pirates Narrow Lead With 5 3 Victory Over Cardinals
In a tight National League race the Pirates beat the Cardinals 5 to 3 as Reinhart and teammates backed Morrison’s 10-hit effort. Carey had three hits and a steal in four at bats, boosting Pittsburgh’s hold on first as Giants falter. Cincinnati edged Chicago 3 to 1 behind Luque’s seven scattered hits and Caveney’s error.
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Weis
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Young
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Welsh
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One Round Best Wins Baker Remedies Sales Presidency
The S. F. Baker Remedies Co elected its Indiana organization president among Baker salesmen in the state, marking a leadership change.
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Organization of Baker Salesmen
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One Round George Best to Meet Joe Ward in August Fight
The note outlines a ten round bout at the K of C hall on August 6 with George Best facing Joe Ward. Best, famed in Washington as a skilled waxer, is backed by regional supporters. The match is billed as fast and closely contested with no knockout registered and a weigh in the vicinity of thirteen and a half pounds. Roy Quilliam of Elnora is mentioned as the fight’s president and organizer.
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Bill Berns
Joe Williams
Jasonville
Allen Field
George Best
Joe Ward
K. of ¢ Hall
Best
Good
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