Reds Tie Cubs In 13 Innings In Cincinnati Slugfest
Chicago and Cincinnati battled 33 innings to a 4 4 tie as the game ended to allow trains. Cubs led early, Reds tied in ninth on doubles by Lucas and Cruz. In thirteenth, bases loaded but Shesner popped out and Allen struck out.
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Miami Oklahoma Marathon Goal Highlighted in Event
Reported in terse terms, Miami Oklahoma is the focus of today’s marathon event with runners including Guy Shields, currently thirteenth in elapsed time. The route starts in Passaic and travels through Baxter Springs and Hiransis to Joplin, Missouri, covering 47 miles. Cravegzi placed sixth as the caravan moved yesterday.
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Johnny Salo
Passaic
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England
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Young Tank Star Georgia Coleman Rises in Diving
Georgia Coleman, a 17-year-old diver from Los Angeles, has quickly become a top figure in women's diving. From competing in Amsterdam to securing national junior and senior titles, she shows rapid ascent, polishing dives and earning high placements while training with the Los Angeles Athletic Club.
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Georgia Coleman
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Uncle Sams Athletic
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Stratter
Betty Becker Pinkston
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Miss Coleman
Fred Cady
Walsh Suggests Ways Tunney Might Dodge Reporters
Sports writer Davis J. Walsh speculates on how former heavyweight champion James J. Tunney may avoid media attention on his return to America. He suggests disguises, privacy requests, and possible collaborations with trainer George Shaw, noting Tunney and Shaw may share mutual interests yet cautioning about public scrutiny and press access.
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Walsh
Tunney
Major League Leaders and National League Highlights
The clipping lists prominent players and leaders across the Major and National Leagues with mentions of batting in runs and notable stats. Names include Wilson, Dewhies, Pritch, Tein, Walker, Rabin, Matens, and others, reflecting a roundup of top performers and triple occurrences across teams such as Cubs, Tigers, and Athletics.
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Oards
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RELAY MEET BEGINS FRIDAY AT COLUMBUS TRACK
Columbus Ohio May 2 A great array of athletic prowess is in prospect for the sixth annual Ohio relays at Ohio State university tomorrow and Saturday 2500 athletes from elementary scholastic and collegiate levels compete The spotlight centers on the invitation 100 yard dash with George Simpson of Ohio State who recently equalled the world record Other speedy contenders include Judd Timm Jack Elder and Pete Brown Several records are expected to fall in the quarter and half mile relays the discus shuttle hurdle and possibly the century mark Also noted are Pete Rasmus and John Anderson seeking a discus record Vossler Bartlett and Rinehart vie in the javelin Donn Gwinn and Joe Ashley lead hammer throw field In the strinthton all around Morris and Todd head the weight event The four mile relay pits Butler Illinois Indiana in a three way fight Michigan and Iowa not present will duel Saturday The New York Yankees announce the release of Pitcher Al Shealy to St Paul.
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Illinois
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Notre Dame
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Pittsburgh
Pete Rasmus
Ohio State
John Anderson
Cornell
Rasmus
Vossler
Miami
Bartlett
Albion
Rinehart
Indiana
Tows
Michigan
Donn Gwinn
Joe Ashelyi
Strinthton
Morris
Haverford
Todd
Butler
Towa
Bean Ball and Brittle Jaw Ruin of Many Fighters
The piece describes how repeated blows to the head damage boxers and other athletes, citing Sid Terris, Pred Fulton, Paul Berienbach, and Mike McTime as examples. It notes cases of “brittle jaw” ending careers and a notable inability to dodge, with Frank Chante as a rare exception and Alm succumbing to fatal punishment from head hits.
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Copstar
Qehter
Sid Terris
K. O
Pred Fulton
Jack Dempsey
Paul Berienbach
Mike McTime
Frank Chante
Dean
Alm
Brookins To Demonstrate Hurdle Form In Exhibition
Charles R Brookins former Town track captain and assistant coach will demonstrate hurdle form that set two world records at the Clinton Gateway classic meet on Saturday He will also serve as referee and starter at the exhibition event in Toa City Ta May 2 Special notes.
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Tutor High Edges Cedar Falls In Dual Track Meet
In Cedar Falls on May 2, the Teachers College High defeated Cedar Falls High 66.5 to 61.5 in a cold dual track and field meet on the college track. Olsen and H Frier led the Tutors while Lake and Jones starred for Cedar Falls with multiple event wins and strong finishes.
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Tralalne School
St. Ansgar Retains Lead In County Loop
St. Ansgar high school stays atop the Mitchell county league after defeating Osage 3 to 2 on Tuesday afternoon. The victory completes St. Ansgar’s round of beating every league opponent once, with Osage and Orchard among teams defeated by St. Ansgar.
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43 Cars Entered in Memorial Day 500 Mile Event
Indianapolis May 2 That the 1929 speedway automobile racing classic here on May 30 will be the biggest since the world war was insured with the announcement that 43 cars have been entered. Entries closed at midnight. Three famous foreign drivers were included Louis Chiron Gian-Franco Comocti Jules Moriceau. Among other race track stars who will compete are Rey Keech Leon Duray Clif Durant Anthony and Lou Moore and Cliff Wooday.
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Louis Chiron
Delage
Gian-Franco Comocti
Jules Moriceau
Rey Keech
Leon Duray
Clif Durant
Anthony and
Lou Moore
Cliff Wooday
Santiago Versus Finnegan Set for May Card in Chicago
Armando Santiago of Cuba and Honeyboy Finnegan of Boston were signed for possible bouts on the May 10 program in Chicago headlined by the Routis Canzoneri featherweight fight. Jack De Mare of Holland agreed to meet Otte von Porat in a heavyweight clash.
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Fennegan
Chicago
Armando Santiago
Cuba
Honeyboy Finnegan
Boston
Andre Routis
Tony Canzoneri
Jack de Mare
Holland
Otte von Porat
Northwestern Sophomore Athletes Star Across Sports
Fourteen sophomores at Northwestern University earned prominent roles as the year closes. Henry Bruder anchored the football team while Bert Riel shone in basketball and tennis. Track stars Tom Warne Bill Portmess and MacLean Brown led relay and field events, with Don Petersen and Bill Coveda excelling in swimming. George LeFavour showed wrestling promise, and Oliphant Schwartz and Waniata locked spots in baseball.
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Courier Special Service
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Pekin
Til
Larry Oliphant
Evanston
Frank Baker
Milwaukee
Bill Griffin
Chicago
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Riel
Bert Riel
Waseka
Ile
Tom Warne
Kokomo
Ind
Bill Portmess
MacLean Brown
Spring Valley
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Don Petersen
Bill Coveda
Cherokee
Fla
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Swan
Northwestern
Covede
George LeFavour
Cushing
Okla
Oliphant
Joe Schwartz
Francis Waniata
City League Ball Card Opens May 14 With 63 Games
City Baseball league managers approved a 63 game schedule for seven teams. The season runs May 14 through August 29 with games set for Tuesday through Friday evenings starting at 7 p.m. The clubs are John Deere Galloway Illinois Central Town Public Service Nauman's Mid-Continent Petroleum and Bath Packing Company. A second league will be formed soon, says league manager Victor Read.
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Mid-Continent Petroleum and Bath Packing Company
Victor Read
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