Reds Beat Cubs In Wild 17 12 Hitting Contest
Cincinnati, April 24. In a wild hitting contest the Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 17 to 12. Carlson started for Chicago but was roughed up early. The Cubs scored eight in the third on walks and hits, while Heathcote and team produced key hits for Cincinnati.
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Prime Handicap to be Run at Pimico Today
Pimites Md April 28. Maryland racing moves from Havre Da Grace to Pimlico for a 12 day meeting ending the season. The $25000 Dixie handicap for three year olds and up is the feature on opening day with 19 fast thoroughbreds nominated and Victorian the favorite.
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British golfers far outshone Americans in Ryder clash
New York April 29 British golfers dominated the Ryder Cup, with Americans led by Mehlhorn missing the mark. The British team displayed superior play in Saturday’s returns as Duncan, Campson and Whitcombe powered a decisive win over Sarazen Farrell and Hagen, leaving the Americans trailing.
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Major league leaders claimed after April 28 games
A hazy recap lists leaders from both leagues with figures across categories such as runs batted in and triples. Notable names include Wilson, Hafey, Jorda, and O’Doul among hitters, with Gehringer and Alexander among top pitchers.
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Jackson Hits Two Homers as Giants Top Phils 8 2
Dawn game of doubleheader in New York saw Travis Jackson slug two homers and drive in four, as the Giants defeated Philadelphia 8 to 2. Fred Fitzsimmons allowed seven hits, Whitney and Jackson provided key support, while the second game was postponed by rain.
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Nelson and Lehr Feature Emmetsburg Card Tuesday Evening
Two Waterloo boxers Battling Nelson and Kid Lehr appear on the Emmetsburg show Tuesday evening. Nelson meets Joe Godes in the eight round main event while Lehr fights Jackie Sharkey in the six round semiwindup. Four preliminary bouts round out the card staged by the Emmetsburg American Legion.
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Ohio Relays Draw Stars This Week
Chicago reports that scores of America's track and field stars will compete at the annual Ohio State relay carnival in Columbus Friday and Saturday. The event is one of the fastest in the nation and will unite stars who split relays at Drake and Pennsylvania last week into open competition.
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Baseball Tourney at Ackley Concludes Wednesday Afternoon
Rain disrupted county high school tournament play at Ackley on Friday and Saturday. Eldora Training School beat Owasa 6 to 1, Ackley defeated Eldora 1 to 0, and New Providence topped Union. Eldora also won Saturday morning against Buckeye 2 to 0, while Whitten vs Radcliffe was halted by rain. remainder of games moved to Wednesday afternoon.
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Haskell Athlete Buster Charles Emerges In Indian Sports
Lawrence Kaw April 29. Wilson Buster Charles, versatile Haskell sophomore, challenges Jim Thorpe and John Levi for southwest athletic honors. At 180 pounds he placed second to the Oklahoman in the Kansas relays decathlon, winning six of ten events. He excels in track and football, with four Haskell records and prowess in discus and long distances. His father led Carlisle, now directs athletics at Flandreau Indian school.
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White Sox Beat Indians 2 1 In Sunday Tilt
Grady Adkins pitched brilliantly for the White Sox allowing four hits as Chicago defeated Cleveland 2 to 1. Walter Miller also pitched well for the Indians until a late Chicago rally in the eighth. A sharp ninth inning defense helped the Sox hold on for the win in front of a Sunday crowd.
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Chicago Stadium Reports $80,000 Profit for Opening Month
Promoter Paddy Harmon prepared to present figures to Chicago Stadium directors showing 275,937 paid admissions totaling just over $450,000 in the first month. After promotional and advertising costs for the summer season, the profit stood at about $80,000.
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HITTERS AND HOMERS FROM YESTERDAY STAR PLAYERS
Summary of yesterday's baseball games lists players with multiple home runs and key hits. Notable names include Seaton with total runs, Wilson with the Cubs, Ruth with the Yankees, and O'Doul among others. The report names several teams and players across leagues with varied scoring contributions.
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Cubs Seek Catching Help as Star Backstop Sidelined
Chicago Cubs face a catcher crisis with Mike Gongales and Earl Grace injured after a game with St Louis. John Schulte was added from Columbus in a pot of player deals but left the lineup with a foot injury, while Gabby Hartnett nurses a sore shoulder.
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Big Ten baseball inching toward midseason with seven key tests
The Big Ten baseball schedule accelerates this week as seven pivotal battles loom. Wisconsin and Michigan push for first place after upsets ended Indiana and Purdue streaks, with Illinois, Iowa, Northwestern, and Ohio State vying for standings amid midweek games. In Davis Cup play, Czecho Slovakia defeats Austria 3 matches to 2 to flip the European zone first round.
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Cremo Cigar Promotes Trust and Safety
Alfred W. McCann states that Cremo provides enjoyment and safety for smokers. He notes that every tobacco leaf used in Cremo factories is sterilized by U. S. Government approved methods.
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