California schoolboy WyCOFF equals Olympic record in sprint trials
Frank Wykoff, 19, Glendale, California, stars on opening day at Harvard Stadium Boston, tying the Olympic 100 meter record four times while leading the U S sprint pack. He wins the AAU title and headlines the big four who will chase Amsterdam in August.
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Big Six in Baseball Standings Shift After Waner Slump
The AP reports Paul Waner, the last active member of the Big Six, went 1 for 5 as the Pirates lost to the Giants in Pittsburg. Hornsby maintains first with 90 RBIs on a .391 average, Waner drops to .354, Cobb .334, Frisch .325, Ruth .324, Heilmann .295.
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La Coste Wins Wimbledon Singles Title In Defensive to Aggressive Finish
Rene La Coste defeated Henri Cochet to win the Wimbledon singles title as England watched two French finalists in the clash that capped the recent international contests.
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America’s New Sprint Champ Glendale Star Joins Olympic Team
Glendale California schoolboy yesterday upset America’s top sprinters to win the national amateur championship and secure a place on the United States Olympic team in the 100 meter dash.
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Miller Knocks Out Sid Terris in First Round at Coney Island
Ray Miller a Chicago left hook artist knocked out Sid Terris popular New York lightweight in the first round of a 10 round bout at Coney Island stadium. Terris danced early but Miller cornered him and landed a flushing left hook sending Terris to the canvas for a counted knockout. Terris a former top contender appears finished. In semi final Sammy Baker defeated Nick Palmer in seventh round at 10 rounds. Baker weighed 148 Palmer 152.
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Sherman Garners 18-11 Win in Girls Baseball Duel
Sherman defeated Blaine 18 to 11 in a fast game at Hebgen Park. The winners led in the second inning and never weakened, with Nell Ruth Sauerbier Frances Burr Evelyn Hoskin and Helene Bull driving the offense. McKinley’s Dorothy Todd and Mary Jenkins scored their runs.
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Yale and California Reach Olympic Final in Schuylkill Clash
Yale and California won their semi finals on the Schuylkill River to set up tomorrow’s Olympic trial final for the eight. Yale trailed Princeton but surged to win in a tight 2,000 meter race in about 5 minutes 18 seconds while California edged Columbia by 2.2 seconds as both crews qualified for the Amsterdam Games.
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Walkerville Champs Top Strafords in Amateur Baseball Race
Walkerville, 1927 champions, defeated Strafords 9 to 1 to stay ahead in the amateur baseball race. West Side beat Rocker 9 to 3, with Kiley and Walker shining on the mound and at bat, Carroll Jovick and Goodman homering. Pajonich of Walkerville mowed down Strafords with 11 strikeouts as L. Murphy homered for the champs.
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Argonaut Rowing Club Wins Canadian Olympic Spot
The Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto defeated Winnipeg to win the right to represent Canada in the eightoared crew event at the Olympic games. A two length victory over the San Diego club followed in the same finals. In single sculling three men advanced from heats Ken Myers Otto Schoenfeld and Walter Hoover qualified to race for Olympic selection tomorrow.
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Giants take Pirates in early slugfest in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on July 6 the Giants beat the Pirates 11 to 7 as sloppy defense and rough pitching by Fussell and Miljus allowed New York to build a big first inning margin. Dawson finished strong on the mound for the Giants after Genewich lasted just three outs.
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Greyhound Racing Chart From a Local Meet
Readable odds and results from multiple races listing dogs, odds, and purses. Montana Belle led early, Muddy Water surged to place, Black Raden Jr and Cola Lindbergh disputing. Multiple race notes include jockeys, owners, payouts, and rail moves shaping outcomes.
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Races and finishes from a fast, misty track card showing early lineups
A chaotic OCR rail notes multiple races with names like Re'ble Wild Bill Montana Belle Hondele Tae Wild Tom and Montana Lady. The report lists horses, weights, and results across nine races, including quarter and furlong heats, with post race payouts and commentary on performance such as Roller Skates leading to wire, Mighty Monde and Littl Jack close behind, and Me Too placing after a late surge.
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White Sox Beat Senators In Ninth Inning Rally
Chicago White Sox defeated the Washington Senators 8 to 5 in the series opener despite a four-run rally by Washington in the ninth. Both clubs used three pitchers.
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Baseball scores from national and regional leagues
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Butte dogs top Highland Kennel Club night events
Butte dog racers dominated Highland Kennel Club track night with wins by Roller Skates from Silver Kennel and Badland Lady and Fast Ball among others. Montana Belle and Portneuf scored early victories as Amber and Chief Dale drew crowd favorite status amid a night of top quarter mile races and upcoming cup announcements.
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Beebe Knocked Unconscious by Pitch Ball in Amateur Game
George Beebe, 21, Western Fuel baseball club member, was struck by a pitched ball during a game at Cinders last evening and knocked unconscious. He was rushed to Murray Hospital where Dr. Joseph Swoboda revived him. exam showed a fractured rib. He was treated and released.
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