Reds Double Win Over Cubs Tightens First Place Grip
Chicago May 31 The Reds swept a Decoration Day doubleheader at Wrigley to tighten their grip on first place. In the morning the Cubs were edged 6 0 then 2 1 in a dramatic 10 inning finale. Cincinnati pushed 25,000 fans in the afternoon crowd while 35,000 watched the morning game.
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Olds Wins Meet for Charles City Golfers
Charles City golfers gathered at the Country Club links for a flag tournament with 28 entrants. A. L. Olds captured the title finishing with three strokes to spare after six feet from the final hole of the second round. Marold Tyler took second and Walter Linne third. Herlan Elis won the driving contest with 254 yards. One hundred twenty five golfers registered. Next Sunday previews the summer handicap tour with two eight round fights scheduled.
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Braves Beat Phillies 5 to 3 and 5 to 1 in Twin Bill
Boston Braves overpower Phillies in a May 31 doubleheader, Hornsby homers twice—one in the tenth to clinch the first game and another to spark a three run second. Miller wins for Boston. Ferguson suffers in relief for Philadelphia. Other notes include Muller's elimination round for Mandell title shot tonight.
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Meyer wins 500 mile Indianapolis in dramatic finish
Louis Meyer, a 23-year-old Los Angeles driver, surged from obscurity to win the 500 mile Indianapolis race before more than 140000 spectators. He completed the distance without relief in 5 hours 1 minute 33.75 seconds at an average 99.482 mph, earning 35000 dollars and crediting Frank Elliott for his skill. The event set attendance records despite morning rain, with Meyer defeating Louis Moore and George Souders in a tight finish as the field thinned to 15 of 29 starters.
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Sunnyside Golf Meet Produces Firsts and Close Contests
Leo Mak and Alfred Longley topped the Sunnyside golf events with first prizes in the Hag handbay tournament at Sunnyside Country Club. C E Howard finished second and J Fanning third. Alfred Longley led the blind bogey standings with Gus Thode Kenneth Bragdon Jr D Liffring W S Williams and S C Kimm tied for second. R O Hutchison played 48 holes to set a marathon club memorial day mark. In Cedar Rapids Johnny Gerber won a 14 mile auto race at Frontier Park with eight rivals finishing.
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Salo Leads Derby Puts $10000 On The Road
John Salo of Pas lsaic New Jersey finished second in JC Pyle's bunion derby and won $10,000 for his cross continent jaunt. The game details list DOD 903 2-5 base hits from Harriss and Garlich with Carney, Suggs, S, Schwartz turning double plays. Umpires Malloy and Jensen. Time 2:06.
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Wisconsin nets Big Ten tennis title after 8-1 win
Wisconsin's racqueteers clinched the Big Ten championship by defeating Chicago 8 to 1 in the final dual match. The Badgers closed their season with eight straight dual meet victories and no defeats.
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Minnesota U Nine Tops Iowa 2-0 In Big Ten Opener
Minnesota University earned its first Big Ten baseball win in 10 starts with a 2-0 victory over Iowa. The loss drops Iowa into the second division and ends the season for Iowa.
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