Sheriff Blake Shuts Out Pirates at Wrigley 3 to 0
Chicago May 28 Cubs pitcher Pred Blake limits the Pittsburgh Pirates to three runs in three hours. Blake fans five as Chicago wins 3 to 0 at Wrigley Field. Grim, Waner and Heathcote contribute two base hits. Maguire and Beck spark the Pittsburgh offense but fail to score.
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New York Wins In Ninth In Phillies At Bat
Summary of a baseball game featuring runs batted in by Main Leach and Hurst with key hits from Jackson Lies and Sobeth. Includes double plays Whitney to Thompson to Hurst and Lindstrom to Cohen to Terry. Umpires Fireman Stack Quigley. Time 17 59.
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Six Iowa Trackmen Eligible to Start in Olympic Trials
Chicago May 28 to 7 Hopes at Big Ten place its stars on America's Olympic track and field team buoyed by the outdoor conference meet. Ishnos won with 53 1 2 points, leading eligibles for the trials. Iowa finished second with 45 1 2 points, six candidates named while Northwestern had five and Michigan and Ohio State tied with four and three respectively.
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Cedar Falls Golfers Lose 13-11 at Greene
Cedar Falls golf team loses a league match to Green's niblick aquad at Greene Lane in Gay Afternoon. May 28. Matches described with scattered OCR errors but the outcome and venue are clear.
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Hornsby Must Build Winner For Braves Fans Warn
Boston readers show mixed support for Rogers Hornsby as he takes control of the Boston Braves amid local grumbling and expectations. The piece notes resentment toward Hornsby, Slattery’s ouster, and the pressure on Hornsby to deliver a winning campaign in a wary Boston market. The article also mentions a May 28 boxing bout between Thurg Griffith and Red Uhlan in Sioux City.
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Aerial Golf Debuts Among Plane Enthusiasts in New York
Old Westbury Golf Club hosts the first aerial golf match as Curtiss Field team led by M. M. Mervill defeats William Winston and Arthur Caperton. Merrill and Caperton fly planes at about 50 feet to drop golf balls near greens while Hammond and Winston complete the scoring. Final: Hammond 28, Winston 32.
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Yesterday's Homers and Leaders in Baseball Totals
Baseball summary lists leaders Hendrick and others with homers, noting totals by league and players. Hack Wilson Gehrig and Bissonette top the leader board, with Bottomley and Todians among key performers, and league totals for Nationals and American League shown.
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National College Meet is Next for Hawkeye Athletes
Iowa track and field plans a bid for national collegiate championships in Chicago after losing the western conference outdoor meet to Illinois in Evanston. Fifteen Hawkeyes, led by Cuhel the three time 220 yard low hurdles champion, will compete as the event runs June 9 to 12 with some athletes also entering Midwestern AAU and Olympic trials on June 23.
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Pinkie George Plans Two Big Ring Bouts Next Two Months
Pinkie George Iowa’s bantamweight champion has begun intensive training under manager David Fidler. He will fight Emil Puluso in Kansas City on June 23 in a 10 round bout, then meet Clayton Goyed in Great Falls Mont. A Waterloo homecoming bout with Ralph Alexander may follow in the second week of June.
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Dysart Reinbeck Gladbrook Win in Corn Belt Games
In Corn Belt league play yesterday afternoon Gladbrook defeated Eagle Center 6 to 3 at Eagle Center. Dysart beat Reinbeck 15 to 7 in a home triumph, while Reinbeck captured a victory over Hudson 15 to 7 in another result that pleased local fans.
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Teachers College Defeats Knox in One Sided Contest
Cedar Falls May 28 Iowa State Teachers College trounced Knox 12 to 2 in a one sided baseball game. Coach Man Whitford's well proomed team led from the first inning and never relinquished the advantage. Flowers hit a home run driving in three runs. Hopkins scored earlier in the inning on Ingebritzen's sacrifice fly. Knox added runs in the fifth and eighth frames. Ingebritzen started with four hits in four at bats.
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Dempsey Tunney Bout Reported Signed for September
New York May 28 Boxer writer Hype Igoe of the New York World reports he has learned from an unnamed source that heavyweight champion Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey have been signed for a September title bout. Igoe notes no change unless Dempsey abandons ring duties and signals a possible switch, with Rickard reported to have Gene signed to fight Dempsey.
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Pyle and Payne Volt Coolidge Cross Country Victory
New York May 28. C C Cross Country figures say Andrew Payne Omaha farm boy won first prize of 26000 after finishing the coast to Madison Square Garden footsore. John Salo of Passaic won second with 16000 and Phillip Granville of Hamilton Ohio took third with 2000. Payne to Washington to be received by President Coolidge. Pyle unveils patent foot box remedy to help runners with bunions blisters and other foot maladies.
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Lehman Purdue Takes Big Ten Golf Honors
Columbus Ohio May 26 John Lehman of Purdue wins the Big Ten golf title with a 313 total over 72 holes at Sciota course. Minnesota’s Lester Bolstad is runner up at 315 followed by Alfred Sargent of Ohio State at 316. Ohio State captures team championship with 1,323 points. Michigan is second with 1,348.
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