Malone and Neff Easy For Pitt Ards Lige Cards
Pittsburgh Pirates blanked the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field as Wil Kremer allowed only three hits and his teammates logged six runs. Pat Malone and Art Nehf were peppered for 12 safeties, including Glenn Wright's homer, while Paul Waner and Waner brothers contributed key hits. Kremer’s early-season form suggested another strong year as he aims for a steady finish.
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Davis Cup Trials Set For May At St Louis
The Davis cup committee announced a second trial series for the American team at the Triple A club in St. Louis from May 17 to May 20. Trials are by invitation. likely invitees include Francis Hunter, John Van Ryan, George M. Lott Jr, John Doug, Lewis N. White, Cranston W. Holman, and Frank Shields, with current team members Bill Tilden, John Hennessey, Wilmer Allison, Arnold W. Jones, and Wilbur F. Coen defending their positions.
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Chicago
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Santa Monica
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San Francisco
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John Hennessey
Indianapolis
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Kansas City
Army Schedules Illinois Eleven in Navy's Place
New York reports Army signs a home and home football contract with the University of Illinois to replace Navy games. Army will travel to Urbana in 1930 for one game while Illinois visits either New York or West Point in 1930. The agreement signals potential progress on eligibility dispute talks between Army and Navy.
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Ie Naval Academy
Army
University of Illinois
Secretary of War
Urbana
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Olinota
West Point
Navy
Arny
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Chicago
Weat Point
Baltimore Prospect Clarence Allen Shrines as Left-Handed Pitcher
Baltimore April 24. Clarence Allen a promising Baltimore Oriole pitching prospect is described as left handed since youth after a childhood fall broke his left arm. He developed into a tight handthrower with a southpaw style noted in local previews.
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Baltimore Oriole
Iowang Transfer Track Activities To Drake Relays
Town City April 24 Head quarters of University of Town track and field men will move to Des Moines for Drake relays with about 38 Hawkeye athletes entered in 11 special events and six relays. Coach G T Bresnahan notes strong participation including Stevenson Stamiats Baird Cuhel in quarter and mile relays and the mile team with prior wins and records. Team may run Drake Moulton 440 yards Giunn Spears 1320 and McCamaron mile, with a possible two mile quartet. Special events feature Nelson Lapp hammer throw Hirgerty discus Mann high jump Wilcox broad jump. Lapp, Ohio relays weight triathlon winner, emerges as a top Hawkeye weight man after strong showings.
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Wilcox
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Two colored runners win Monday's lap of heel and toe classic
In Warnesine Missouri on April 4 two colored runners won the lap race after a wet track. The event featured a grueling trans continental grind with Payne from Claremore Oklahoma and Gavuza from England finishing early, Payne holding a 35 minute lead over the Briton after 1,936 miles. Sharkey is a 7 to 5 favorite to beat Delaney in an 18 round bout in New York next Monday.
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Conway
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Claremore
Oklahoma
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
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Iowa U ticket office reserves seats for homecoming game
University of Iowa ticket sales manager K. E. Griffin reports reservations opened for the homecoming game with Minnesota more than six months ahead. Demand also comes for the Wisconsin- Iowa game on November 17, while the Hawkeyes are set to face the Gophers on October 27.
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Towa City
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Minnesota
K. E. Griffin
Wisconsin
Lockhart Fails To Break Speed Record In Florida
Indianapolis driver W Ri Frank Lockhart failed to lower the world speed mark in Daytona Beach Florida. His best average reached 182 miles per hour while Ray Keech previously set 207.55 miles per hour in a Triplex Special last Sunday.
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Clyde Drury to Fight Kurst in Opening Electric Park Card
Clyde Drury Marshalltown lightweight faces Johnny Kurst St Paul Minn in an eight round main event at Electric Park on Wednesday evening May 2. The card includes a six round semiwindup and two four round prelims. all fights free, with 8:30 start. Drury, a Waterloo favorite, has defeated many top men. Kurst lists 26 wins in 31 pro bouts. Promoter Ralph Alexander promises an attractive opener.
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Marshalltown
Johnny Kurst
St. Paul
Minn
Electric Park
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Alexander
Waterloo
Warnie Smith
Oklahoma Cowboy
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Mike Sauro
Billy Ehmke
Jack Ritchie
Eddie McFadden
Mike Rozgall
Buddy McDonald
Billie Edwards
Billie
Boxing Champions Crowned in Iowa U Annual Tournament
In Iowa City on April 24 the University of Iowa crowned seven new boxing champions in the annual all university tournament. New titleholders include John Hoffman at 112 pounds from Brooklyn New York, Carl Menes at 118 pounds from Havana Cuba, Ames Teickler at 126 pounds from Afton, and Donald Tibbets at 135 pounds from Sioux Falls South Dakota.
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University of Iowa
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Branklyn
N. Voc
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Havana
Cuba
Ames Teickler
Afton
Donald Tibbets
Sioux Falls
Local boxing tournament draws seven entrants under Roscoe Hall
In Reds Farm Two area of Cincinnati Ohio on April 24, 46 pounds Albert Wilson of St Louis and 158 pounds Carl Nystrom of Calmar join 174 pounds H E Dilley of Telfax as part of a growing annual boxing event overseen by boxing inspector Roscoe Hall. More than seven men entered the tournament, highlighting midwest boxing activity. Cincinnati Reds launch rookies Uncle White and Ken neth Ash to Toledo and Columbus respectively, both subject to recall on short notice.
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Albert Wilson
St. Louis
Carl Nystrom
Calmar
H. E. Dilley
Telfax
Cincinnati Reds
Uncle White
Toledo
Kenneth Ash
Columus
Hoppe Trails Layton in 600-Point Exhibition
Willie Hoppe of New York trailed Johnny Layton of St Louis earlier in a 600 point billiard exhibition after losing the deciding match of the national three cushion championship. Hoppe then led Layton 160 to 92 in Chicago on April 24.
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New York
Lowney
Johnny Layton
St. Louis
Layton
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