Walker Defeats Hudkins in Rain Soaked Ten Round Bout
Mickey Walker retained the middleweight title with a ten round points win over Ace Hudkins at Comiskey Park in Chicago. Hudkins drew boos for low blows and rough tactics as Walker boxed patiently and landed cleaner punches, including a late rally by Hudkins that fell short.
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United Press
Chicago
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Marquis of Queensbury
Mickey Walker
Hodkins
Comiskey Park
Nebraska Wildcat
Ace
Heeney Won't Trade Fights for Shakespeare Fame
Tom Heeney, rival of Gene Tunney in the heavyweight dream, stresses boxing over books and says he quit school early. Heeney recalls a London gallery visit, prefers jazz, and jokes that his aim is to win big and live simply, with circus dreams and Africa hunts as possible rewards.
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Fairhaven
N. J
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Tunney
Tom Heeney
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Grammar School
Gisborne
New Zealand
London
National Gallery
Cambridge
Oxford
Adonis
Australia
Africa
Bartruff and Radey Tie for Sixteen-Yard Trophy at Amarillo Gun Club
W. F. Bartruff and Harve Radey broke fifty straight targets to tie for the sixteen-yard trophy while D. M. McDonald and Bartruff tied for the handicap trophy. McDonald and Bartruff hit all twenty five from the 23 yard line at yesterday's Amarillo Gun Club shoot. Scores indicate a strong display of accuracy in the event.
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W. F. Bartruff
Harve Radey
D. M. McDonald
Amarillo
McDonald
Bartruff
Flashes of Life from The Associated Press
London gossip notes Kipling would not write to order and declined a per word rate. New York chatter says Doug Fairbanks is gaining weight while Hollywood bound with Mary. Budapest reports Count Bethlen accused deputies of graft and sent seconds as dueling talk surfaces. Erie recounts Johnny Raid and his Beagle Jiggs as they chase a tunnel flood story.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Gilbert Frankau
Kipling Society
New York
Hollywood
Mary
Doug Fairbanks
Budapest
Stephen Bethlen
Hungary
Erie
Johnny Raid
Jiggs
Johnny
Harvard and Yale to duel in sixty-sixth River Classic
The Harvard and Yale crews will race four miles down the Thames at New London today in the sixty-sixth annual river classic watched by about 10 000 spectators. Both boats are undefeated, with Harvard beating Navy Cornell Pennsylvania and Massachusetts Tech and Yale defeating Columbia Pennsylvania and Princeton in sprints. Big Tim Clark and Murchie Taylor anchor Harvard, while Yale’s only returning rower from last year is Bowman.
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New London
Harvard
Navy
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Tech
Yale
Columbia
Princeton
Crimson
Tim Clark
Murchie
Taylor
Bow
Lamprecht to Meet Gunn in Southern Amateur Feature
Dallas June 22 The third round of the Southern Amateur golf tournament features Watts Gunn of Atlanta vs Fred Lamprecht of New Orleans as two top favorites. Gunn advances past M L Massingill of Fort Worth who made a first ever hole in one in the event, while Lamprecht won to reach the quarterfinals.
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United Press
Dallas
Watts Gun
Atlanta
Fred Lamprecht
New Orleans
Gunn
M. L. Massingill
Fort Worth
L. R. Robertson
Dennis Lavender
Stamford
Tex
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Robertson-Connor
Young Lanham Connor
Frank Dyer
Memphis
Dyer
New Jersey
Lanham Connor
Watts Gunn
Louis Jacoby
Charlie Cawthorn
Ossie Carleton
Houston
Charles Dexter
Drugged Air Or Tunnel Rescue At Lake Erie
A man vanished after being swept into a tunnel under Lake Erie. Searchers later found Jiggs swimming inside the 18 foot diameter tunnel three miles from the shore, revealing a perilous underwater route.
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Lake Erie
Jiggs
Lively comeback as MecLarnin stops McGraw in first round
Jimmy MecLarnin knocks out Phil McGraw in 2 minutes 45 seconds of the opening round in New York. Referee Jack Norman calls a technical knockout after McGraw falls four times, the Detroit fighter dominating with repeated right-hand wallops.
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Associated Press
New York
Jimmy MecLarnin
Sid Terris
Manhattan
Sammy Mandell
Jimmy
Phil McGraw
McGraw
Detroit Florist
Beferee
Jack Norman
McLarnin
Detroit Battler
Tilden Defeats Coen in London Lawn Semi Final
London June 22 W T Tilden beat Wilbur Coen fellow American Davis Cup teammate 6 2 6 2 in the London Lawn Tennis tournament semi final men s singles match.
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United Press
London
W. T. Tilden
Wilbur Coen
Most Favorites Win Fifth Round in Delaware Tennis
In Wilmington a Delaware state lawn tennis tournament round five produced key results. Wilmer Allison, Texas intercollegiate champion, beat Donald Strachan of Princeton 6-4 2-6 6-3, and Frank Shields of New York defeated Sam Fitch of Texas 6-2 6-4. Doubles saw Ben Gorchakoff and Tamio Abe defeat Fitch and Martin Key, while Texas pairings Ed wards and others posted scores 416 9-7 6-3.
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Wilmer Allison
University of Texas
Donald Strachan
Princeton
Frank Shields
New York
Sam Fitch
Ben Gorchakoff
Occidental College
Tamio Abe
Japan
Fitch
Martin Key
W. Jennings
L. B. Edwards
Philadelphia
Fifty Golfers Enter City Tourney After Qualifying Push
Dozens of golfers plan to qualify at Hillcrest today and tomorrow for the city tournament with match play starting Sunday. Fifty entrants so far with more expected. Entries, $2, accepted at Clements-Young, recent additions include Bob Lynn and others.
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Hillcrest
Clements-Young
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