Dodgers Top Giants Again For Fifth Straight Win
Brooklyn defeats New York 5 to 2 for the second consecutive day and fourth in a row over the Giants. Cubs beat Pirates 4 to 3 as Brame allows eight hits. Rain halted Boston vs Philadelphia with Braves leading 2 to 1. Athletics beat Red Sox 5 to 4 as Rommel earns his seventh win. Yankees move to second as Browns lose 10 to 4. Earl Averill belts two homers in Cleveland’s 10-4 win over St Louis. Tigers hammer White Sox 13-4 behind strong hitting and Yde’s ten hits allowed.
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Schmeling and Useudun Ready for 15 Round Yankee Stadium Fight
Max Schmeling and Paulino Useudun wrap training ahead of their 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium next Thursday night. Schmeling plans rest and travel with gate receipts possibly surpassing 500000 dollars. Local results from spots include Kid Chocolate and other bouts across North America.
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United Press
New York
Max Schmeling
Germany
Paulino Useudun
Yankee Stadium
Lakewood
N. J
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Paulino
Albany
W. F. Carey
Madison Square Garden
Fights Last Night in Chicago Highlight Britton Career
Chicago report notes Jack Britton, former champion, involved in a recent boxing night. Details on opponents and outcomes remain unclear in current text.
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The
Associated Press
Chicago
Jack Britton
River Drive Women's Golf Meet Opens With Close Matches
The annual River Drive Women’s Golf tournament kicked off with tight early rounds in two flights. In the first flight, Garree defeated Joy 2 up and Yeager beat Arnold 2 up, while Martin edged Johnson 1 up and Love defeated Harrison 3 and 2.
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Bill Garree
Frank Joy
J. B. Yeager
Art Arnold
W. A. Martin
Hap Johnson
del Love
Ben Harrison
Garre
Katherine Loftus
J. W. Stewart
Winnetta Hoag
Betty Sullivan
J. W. Ross
J. A. Bush
Bush
Miss Loftus
Miss Hoag
Mrs. Ross
Joy
Arnold
Johnson
Harrison
Miss
Pranks Reported At Schmeling Training Camp
New York reporters describe pranks at Max Schmeling's training camp. Guests beware of the hot foot using paper matches, hot seat with chewing gum and lit paper, and a fired lobster prank using a timed fuse.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Pete Reilly
Columbia Wins Naval Race Over Old Man River
Columbia dominates a four mile regatta to claim the varsity championship of America, outpacing rivals including California as Old Man River tests crews in a dramatic intercollegiate spectacle.
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Old Man River
Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
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Sons of
Baseball Season Highlights and Key Player Feats
The summary lists top performers: Gehringer of the Tigers with 95 doubles and 20 homers by Gehrig of the Yanks, while Manush leads the Browns in triples and Scarritt and Combs appear among leaders for Red Sox and Yankees. Rommel of the Athletics posted an undefeated 17‑0 pitching mark.
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Gehringer
Tigers
Johnson
Manush
Browns
Scarritt
Red Sox
Combs
Yanks
Gehrig
Miller
Athletics
Rommel
Regatta Chaos As Old Man Wrecks Nine Fleets
In 1929 the season’s hoped greatest college regatta became a brutal contest as rough seas and gusts swamped most boats. Columbia dominated by beating Washington by three lengths, with Pennsylvania close and Navy also rising. several crews sank. Varsity four miles results show Columbia 22:58, Washington 23:08, Pennsylvania 23:41, Navy 20:58, Wisconsin 24:09 with MIT Syracuse California and Cornell listed as sank.
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Huskies
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Quakers
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United Press
Denver Man Leads Trans MississippI Golf Leader
In Omaha on June 25 Nathan Grimes of Denver led the field in second round play of the Trans Miss Mississippi golf tournament. Grimes, a comparatively unknown to the leaders, showed strong form with steady driving and accurate irons.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
Nathan Grimes
Denver
Grimes
Course in 67 Ties Omaha Record Lead in First Day Play
A 67 by Johnny Goodman equalled the Omaha course record to lead the field on the opening day. The strong round matched a longstanding mark and set the pace for the tournament.
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Omaha
Johnny Goodman
George Lott advances in Wimbledon second round
George Lott defeated De Borman of Belgium 6-0 6-1 6-2 to reach the next round of the British Men's championships in London. Helen Wills and Molla Mallory also won their opening matches, while the Alsups of West Seventh Street announce the birth of a baby boy on June 23.
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Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
George Lott
de Borman
Chicago
Helen Wills
G. E. Tomblin
Molla Mallory
United States
E. T. Alsup
West Seventh Street
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