Red Sox Pitcher Collapses After Five Run Rally
Chicago May 17 Harold Wiltse left hander for the Red Sox collapsed after an assist following a knock down by a batted ball. Ted Lyons and the White Sox defeated Boston 5 to 2. Wiltse was revived in the clubhouse and the injury described as probably not serious.
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In Training Jack Dempsey Wood-Chopping Camp
Jack Dempsey trains daily in an isolated Ojai California camp. The story notes his comeback efforts as a woodsman in the valley setting.
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Galloway Drives Home Run Rally In Phillies Win
Galloway homered and tied or scored on multiple plays as Philadelphia beat St. Louis 8 to 7. Branom, Collins, and Melillo involved in key double plays. Quinn allowed seven hits in 5 2 3 innings to earn the win while Jones took the loss. Umpires McGowan Hildebrand and Evans. Time 2:08.
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Silent Sports at 728 Olympics in Amsterdam
Deaf and mute athletes from ten European countries will compete in upcoming Olympiad events at Amsterdam with track and field, swimming, cycling, football, tennis, marksmanship and pentathlon. About five hundred competitors are entered including women in swimming and tennis. German deaf mutes will showcase gymnastics and Mussolini has granted Italy a state subsidy for silent sports.
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Big Ten rules panel debates new dribble rule in session
In Uafarette Indiana the Big Ten basketball rules committee convened to discuss a new dribble rule with no decision announced yet for Wednesday. Ann Arbor Michigan saw Michigan golf rout Northwestern 21 to 3 as all matches were lost. Chicago mourns legandary mile runner Gordon McGinnis died after stomach surgery. Michigan tennis upset Minnesota 5 to 4. James Mullen vows July matchmaking for Sanger and Nay Chapman winner if the featherweight title is awarded. Illinois baseball fell to Wisconsin 1 to 0 in 11 innings as Stoll and Stewart pitched well. Long Branch New Jersey Jimmy Maloney trains for Jack Sharkey bout in New York with talk of money and a blond victory.
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Michigan Beats Iowa in 6-0 Big Ten Tilt
Michigan pitcher Don Miller tossed a shutout as Iowa, runner up in the Big Ten, fell 6 to 0 in Iowa City. Miller fanned eight over the nine innings, Beardsley collected three singles, Davis drive scored three runs, and Iowa’s Mulroney was chased in the ninth after four straight hits. Corbin finished the game for Michigan as Iowa's defense turned in errorless play.
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Illinois Central Meets Rapids Nine Here Memorial Day
Illinois Central baseball team hosts Cedar Rapids Rock Island railroad nine on Memorial Day May 30 at League Park at 3 p m. Waterloo team from Mississippi Valley league may also play at Marshalltown. Dan Lindner or Beard to pitch for Waterloo. Cedar Rapids claims Rock Island league title and seeks to prove strength against fast local squad.
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Major League Leaders Highlights From May 16
Associated Press summary of national and American League leaders through May 16. Giants star Hornsby leads in runs and homers, Meusel and Gehrig top hitters, Grantham tops doubles, Frisch drives triples, Cuyler steals, Meadows 4-0 in wins, Ruth and Gehrig pace home runs in the AL.
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Hagen recalls greatest thrill at British Open win
Walter Hagen recalls his peak thrill at Sandwich in 1922 when he won the British Open. He credits a single seven tee shot at the sixteenth hole known as the Suez Canal, with a saved birdie four that convinced him he would win. Hagen later captured the title again at Hoylake and earned multiple professional honors.
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Hoylake
Poor Club Hunters Slack Budget For Cheap Ivory
In early baseball days clubs struggled financially and delayed spring bills until after exhibitions. Art Fletcher recalls a New York Yankees scouting force that roamed widely, using a hit and run system to chase cheap prospects. The story highlights frugal methods and the rise of organized scouting networks.
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Two MSU sprinters lead relay quartet at Rice Relays
East Lansing May 16 Two world champion sprinters Capt Fred Alderman holder of the in door 300 yard dash world mark at 31.2 seconds and Bohn Grim holder of the indoor 7 yard dash mark at 1.6 seconds anchor Michigan State relay team. The quartet clocked 42.8 in the one mile relay and 4:27.4 in the half mile with Lang as third man and Kroll and Henson as alternates.
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Dumont Club Top Rockford 6 to 1 in Baseball
Dumont defeated Rockford 6 to 1 as pitcher J Card fanned 11 batters. Hitting sparkled from Shaffer Cannon and Pfaltzgraff for Dumont. Rockford scoring came early with a 14 tally but Dumont pulled away after a 6 run first inning. Batteries Rockford Hopkins Weigand Dumont Card Cannon.
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College Baseball Scores From Weekend Action
Michigan defeated Iowa 6 to 0 in a college baseball contest. Northwestern edged Indiana 3 to 2 while Monmouth beat McKendree. Purdue beat Ohio State in an unclear pairing with minor score details.
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Cyclone Track Team Faces Tough Valley Meet
Iowa State is pegged to place low at the Missouri Valley outdoor meet in Lincoln. Key events include the 440, half mile, mile, and two mile with Cyclone Con ger and company favored to score, though field-event depth is weak. Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Iowa State, and Missouri expected as top five, with Conger eyeing the Valley mile record of 4:22.4 and already holding Valley marks in the half mile and five miles.
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Meusel Emerges As New Rival To Cobb In Stealing Bases
New York May 17 The New York Yankees outfielder Bob Meusel pinched a new edge on Ty Cobb in base stealing. After stealing second against Detroit, Meusel stole home in a single play with Lazzeri on first. Catcher Shea trapped the runners between bases as Detroit fumbled the relay, leaving Lazzeri safe and Meusel scoring.
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Tutors Look To Repeat 13-0 Victory At Platteville
Iowa State Teachers College baseball seeks another win at Platteville Wisconsin this Saturday as May 24 nears. Munn Whitford’s Cedar Falls squad, resting after beating Monmouth, aims to sharpen teamwork before final 1927 games. Roeder Wilson and southpaw Dave McCusky expected to pitch with Platteville, after McCusky fanned three and allowed no runs in last meeting.
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Badger Normalites
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Dave McCusky
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Walter Soll Wins La Porte Golf Tourney Opening
Walter Soll captured first in the La Porte City Golf Club blind bogey tournament held Sunday on the La Porte course. Keith Kline took second, William Mowbray third, Robert Anderson fourth, and Jimmy Helly fifth. golf equipment served as prizes.
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LA Porte
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William Mowbray
Robert Anderson
Jimmy Helly
Winthrop Defeats Peosta Club 4-2 in Iowa Ballgame
Winthrop Iowa edged Peosta Indians 4 to 2 Sunday with 300 fans watching. Winthrop pitcher Sheeley struck out 15 while Peosta’s McCauley fanned nine. Final line shows Winthrop 4, Peosta 2 with early runs and late insurance in a six inning effort.
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Peosta
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