California Crews Drift in Intercollegiate Championship Talk
From Poughkeepsie June 18 ALAN J. GOULD reports rival crews from California and Columbia racing for the title with Washington and Pennsylvania viewed as possible spoilers. Analysts say Columbia and California show form while Washington’s Huskies hope to rebound and push Penn and Cal. The outcome hinges on final practices and race-day conditions as coaches rustle strategy.
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Golden Bears
Colum
Huskies
Quakers
Cal
Penn Varsity
Kers
Ers
Columbia
Washington
Regatta Preview with Navy Fleet and 100000 Expected Crowd
Old Dick Glendon notes Sailors cannot beat last year’s fourth place. Navy and coast guard arrivals plus the dirigible Los Angeles boost a picturesque regatta setting. Columbia defends the varsity title as Washington Junior varsity and Navy plebes loom as favorites in prelims.
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Dick Glendon
Navy
Coast Guard
Los Angeles
New York
Columbia
Washington
Syracuse
Naval Academy
Cornell
Pennsylvania
California
Grand Old Man of the Gridiron Amos Stagg Profile
Amos Alonzo Stagg, University of Chicago athletic director since 1900, born August 16, 1862 in West Orange New Jersey. A Yale graduate, he coached Olympic teams and served on national intercollegiate football rules and Olympic committees, shaping stars like Eskersall Thomas McCarthy Steffen.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
West Orange
N. J
Stagg
Yale
Springfield
Mass
Walter Eskersall
John Thomas
Five Yards McCarthy
Wally Steffen
Staga
Nash to fight Rossberg on big card in Chicago
Ommy Nash from Denver will meet Al Rossberg of Great Falls in an eight round semi main event at the Dixie Lahood Vic matchup on Broadway. Matelich of Anaconda was slated to fight Rossberg but rib trouble keeps him out. Nash is rising in the featherweight division and will arrive soon. Vic Foley plans to train in Chicago before the bout. La Hood’s recent victory over Kid Pence raises his profile. Self-Defence magazine ranks him sixth best featherweight in the world.
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Emy Nash
Denver
al Rossberg
Grea’ Ss
Broadway
Chuck” Staples
Matelich
Anaconda
Rossberg
Nash
Vic Foley
Staples
Montreal
Chicago
Jim Mullen
Canada
Hayo
Lahood
Kid Pence
Self- Defence
Jones Tops Practice Rounds Ahead of National Open
In Chicago at Olympia Fields the day’s scores show Tommy Armour shooting 72 while Bobby Jones struggles with accuracy after early rounds. Walter Hagen arrives eager to repeat Open glory, as Johnny Farrell joins the field alongside golf legends in preparation for the Thursday start.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Olympia Field
Tommy Armour
Washington
Armour
Olympia Fields
Bobby Jones
Jones
Walter Hagen
Bobby
Mike Brady
Brae Burn
Johnny Farrell
Hagen
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Baseball meeting for boys tonight in Butte
Managers of teams in the Butte American Legion league will meet at the YMCA tonight to submit final eligibility lists of 14 players each. The forum will address questioned ages, Gardens league discussion, scheduling a final entrance date, and aims to finalize opening plans for June 21 at the Gardens.
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Butte American Legion Baseball League
Butte
Gardens
Nebo Beats Bass in Rainy Philadelphia Featherweight Bout
Pete Nebo a Seminole Indian from Florida outpointed Benny Bass in a rough 10 round outdoor fight in Philadelphia. Nebo weighed 1254 pounds and Bass 125 pounds in a rain soaked ring.
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Pete Nebo
Florida
Benny Bass
Nebo
Bass
Risko Aims to Upset Godfrey in Ebbets Field Bout
Johnny Risko and George Godfrey completed training for a 10 round heavyweight clash at Ebbets Field. Risko, likely around 195 pounds, meets the 240-pound Godfrey who remains the favored fighter. The bout marks Godfrey’s continuing rise as Risko eyes an upset in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Risko
George Godfrey
Cleveland Baker Boy
Ebbets Field
Godfrey
Lieperville
Big George
Risko
Cleveland
Spiler
Jack Sharkey
Tex Rickard
Paulino Uzcudun
Hornsby Back In Game With .413 Batting Average
Rogers Hornsby returned from suspension and powered two runs and three hits, including his 14th homer, in a doubleheader loss to the Cubs with a strong first game showing. He went hitless in three at bats in the second game as his average held at .413. The Big Six leaders show Hornsby, Waner, Ruth, Cobb, Frisch, and Heilmann with top averages and totals.
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Cubs
Boston
Braves
Pat Malone
Bostonians
Hornsby
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Reds
P.waner
Pirates
Ruth
Yankees
Cobb
Athletics
Frisch
Heilmann
Tigers
Draw in Havre bout as Cleghorn and Gilstrap win nothing
Walter Cleghorn of Seattle and George Gilstrap of Great Falls fought ten rounds to a draw in the main event of the American Legion card in Havre. Judges split two rounds for Cleghorn and Gilstrap each with six even. Trochie of Havre stopped Henrickson in the last minute of an eight round semi final. Cliff Rossbergh and Hilvie Miller drew after six rounds in the preliminary.
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Havre
Mont
Walter Cleghorn
Seattle
George Gilstrap
Great Falls
American Legion
Cleghorn
Gilstrap
Trochie
Henrickson
Hill County
Cliff Rossbergh
Hilvie Miller
Butte Star Barbara Horst Shines at State Swimming Tourney
Barbara Horst a 14 year old daughter of Dr and Mrs C H Horst led the intermediate girls at the Helena state championship where Butte easily won. She captured four firsts and one second and swam the 100 yard race in a time matching the boys champion. She could have swum junior but chose the faster class as the top performer.
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Barbara Horst
C. H. Horst
Helena
Butte
Barbara
Flying Cloud Leads In Coast Marathon
Flying Cloud the Karook Indian led the 485 mile coast to Grant Pass Oregon, reached Arcat 301 miles from San Francisco at 6 30 this evening. Melika a 58 year old Zuni Indian was twelve miles from Eureka and rested this afternoon. Flying Cloud slowed after Eureka due to a bad knee as eleven other competitors trailed by 14 to 69 miles.
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Associated Presa
Eureka
Cal
Flying Cloud
Karook
Reds Beat Cardinals In 14 Inning Tilt
Cincinnati Reds edge St Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 in a marathon 14 inning game. Kolp earned the win after Dressen reached third on a two out single with Luque starting and Bottomley homering for St Louis.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
CinciNnati Reds
Cardinals
Kolp
Luque
Dressen
Bottomley
Rhein
Hard
Johnson
Sen
Kelly
Hafey
Holm
Critz
Wrinch
Maranville
Ford
St. Louis
Balla
Rhem
Haid
Jorda
Rigler
Hart
Baseball results from national and minor leagues
National League games show Boston 10 Chicago 0 and Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 3 with other games not played. American League reports no games. American Association lists Minneapolis 5 Kansas City 6 with other games postponed by rain. Western League results include Oklahoma City 0 Denver 6 Tulsa 2 Pueblo 1 Wichita 8 Des Moines 3-5. only games reported.
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Twister Damage Toll Across Southwest Oklahoma and Kansas
Death toll eight people and extensive damage across Southwestern Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri from weekend storms. Four white and four Black residents killed in Blair and Hendrick Oklahoma. about 300 families displaced. property losses around 2 million with 1.5 million cited in Oklahoma damages. Verdigris River at Coffeyville threatening to spill. Tornado path traced between Greensburg and Sawyer with inverted funnel. Further damage reported near Chanute and Salina Kansas.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
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Missouri
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Hendrick
Coffeyville
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Pratt
Iowa
Greensburg
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Salina
Tara's Hall Dominates at Aqueduct in $2,500 Stakes
Tara's Hall driven by apprentice G Schreiner wins the Union claiming stakes at Aqueduct by five lengths over Burning Glass. Nursery Rhimes is third as Tara's Hall completes seven furlongs in 1 26 3 5 earning owner E M Byers a $4,050 prize. Other results include Easter Stockings winning Eden Park and Witchmount taking Fairmount’s six furlong for three year olds.
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New York
Tara’s Hall
Union
Aqueduct
Burning Glass
Nursery Rhimes
Tara's Hall
E. M. Byers
G. Schreiner
Clatter
Eden Park
Lantonia
Audley Marms
Easter Stockings
Pink Lily
W. H. Whitehouse
Colonel Shaw
Fairmount
St. Louis Browns
Witchmount
Medley
Queen of Diamonds Changes Her Plans
Miss Mabel Bell altered her travel plans after aborting a transatlantic flight. She settled accounts at Harbor Grace and alerted to fly to New York by daybreak, then instead drove to St John s with companions to return tomorrow. A reported direct Rome flight proposal was not discussed.
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Harbor Grace
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Mabel Bell
New York
Columbia
Rome
Welter King and Challenger Prepare for Knockout Bout
Mickey Walker and Ace Hodkins spar and slug through training as anticipation rises for their middleweight title fight at Comiskey Park. Hodkins dominates sparring with Billy Aitkinson and Dixie Kid, while Walker endures hard body work. organizers expect a $200,000 gate after tickets top $125,000.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mickey Walker
Ace Hodkins
Nebraska Wildcat
Hodkins
Billy Aitkinson
Kansas City
Dixie Kid
Comiskey Park
Jim Mullen
Home Run Leaders and Yesterday’s Standings Across Leagues
Cuyler of the Cubs and Hornsby of the Braves led yesterday with two and one home runs respectively. Bottomley of the Cardinals also hit one as Ruth and Gehrig top the American League with 25 and 16. Hauser and Brannon pace the Athletics and Browns with single digits. Hornsby and Bottomley lead the National League tied at 14 with Bissonnette and Wilson notching 13 and 12.
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Cuyler
Cubs
Hornsby
Braves
Bottomley
Cards
Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Hauser
Athletics
Brannon
Browns
Cardinals
Bissonnette
Robins
Wilson
Fishing Chae Theing Chai No matter how remote you go
Fishing tips advise private angling spots will be found by others, bringing crowds. Ideal summer weather encourages motor camping with a textile bungalow on a lake or stream to fish at any time. Dawn checks, hiking or relaxing, and moving when crowds surge. Editor notes series on helpful hints to fishermen.
Paper’s future drives forest saving and labs promise
A historical note recalls early paper making from mulberry bark and argues for an end to wasteful forest use. It envisions future methods to produce paper without depleting forests and mentions Greece switching to government purchases via a special commission.
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