Altitude May Affect Men in A A U Meet Denver July
Coaches from the eastern colleges warn national A A U athletes will face harder breathing at Denver 2800 feet above sea level. Middle and long distance runners may struggle more than sprinters and field performers. Early acclimation on arrival is advised to preserve performance and avoid record breaks.
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Denver
Philadelphia
Johnny McGee
Bowdoin College
East
Pacific Coast
How They Stand And National League American League Standings
Baseball standings show teams with wins losses and percentages. Notable leaders include Philadelphia and New York in the American League and Chicago and Pittsburgh in the National League with recent results from Monday through Wednesday games across multiple venues.
Dry Killer For Murder Trial In Minnesota
Efforts to convict Emmett J. White, a border customs patrolman, for the 1920 killing of Emmett Virkula in International Falls, Minnesota, will proceed in court with Judge J. J. Brown presiding and County Attorney David Hulbert prosecuting. White has support from treasury officials who exon erated him.
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Emmett J. White
Emmett Virkula
International Falls
Minn
Virkula
Minnesota
J. J. Brown
White
David Hulbert
Ciry
U. S Treasury
Northwestern to test double-number system this fall
Dick Han ley, Northwestern football coach, will trial the double-number system this fall. Stanford, Washington State and other teams tested it last year and report it helps fans identify players more easily.
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Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Stanford
Washington State
Making Guesses About Schmeling Paolino A Real Rash Venture
The column analyzes the Schmeling Paolino bout, weighing Schmeling’s past foes like Risko and Dempsey parallels against Paolino’s toughness. It notes Paolino’s hard hitting style and Risko loss, and considers Sharkey as a potential pathway, suggesting the bout as a big money chance for a bold entrant.
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Max Paolino
Columbia Wins Intercollegiate Rowing Title at Hudson Regatta
Columbia's varsity crew triumphed in the turbulent Hudson regatta to take the national intercollegiate title. The Washington boat placed second, while California and MIT faded after a stormy four-mile race. Syracuse and Cornell suffered capsizes or disqualifications as the rough water took its toll.
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Poughkefplief
N. Y
Columbia
United States
Old Man River
Columbians
University of Washington
California
Massachusetts
Fech
Syracuse
Cornell
New York
Dick" Glendon
Hudson
Washington
Navy
Scoreboard roundup As Athletics edge Red Sox in tense win
Ed Rommel drove in the deciding run for Philadelphia as the A's beat Boston 5 4 to extend their AL lead. Detroit crushed Chicago 13 4 while Cleveland’s sluggers powered a 10 4 victory over St Louis. Chicago Cubs beat Pittsburgh 8 4, Brooklyn swept New York 8 2, and rain halted Philadelphia vs Boston after 2 2 innings with Boston leading 2 0.
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St. Paul
Indianapolis .S
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Columbus
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St Hi
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Chicago Cececesses
Detroit
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Milwaukee
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Indianapolis
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Gomes
St. Louis
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Cincinnoatt
Ed Rommel
Philadelphia Athletics
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Boston Red Sox
A’s
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Urban Faber
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Phillies
Braves
Pyle to face labor board on unpaid wages
Promoter of the trans continental footrace Pyle must appear before the State Labor Commission in July to answer five charges of unpaid back wages by members of his troupe. Attorneys secured a continuance by arguing debts were incurred in Texas where the five were dismissed and the local commission lacked jurisdiction. Flor ence A. Carr Scotty Findel Ernie Mack and Leon L. Spencer filed the charges.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Pyle
State Labor Commission
Tyle
Texas
Florence A. Carr
Scotty Findel
Ernie Mack
Leon L. Spencer
Notable coaches discuss plays and backfields for fall
Chick Meehan cites NYUs 16 plays last year and limited use of six. Knute Rockne touts two strong backfields and a solid line. Jock Sutherland plans to quit teaching to focus on athletics and alumni contacts. Durst recalls Babe Ruth replacing him after a stroke. Tommy Loughran comments on Der Schmetteing versus Taoline.
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Chick Meehan
New York University
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Dental College
Durst
Yankee
Tommy Loughran
der Schmeteing
Klein
T'aoline
Schmeling and Uzcudun Ready for 15 Round Yankee Stadium Fight
In New York on June 25, Max Schmeling and Paolino Uzcudun completed intense training in preparation for their 15 round heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium next Thursday night in Lakewood New Jersey. Schmeling trained five rounds in secret while Uzcudun mentored by Pantine at Hoosick Falls. Schmeling rests tomorrow then travels to New York Thursday. Uzcudun will fly from Albany the same day.
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Johnny
Schmeling
Czapp
Max
J Larry Gains
Gypsy Daniels
Dempsey
Paolino
New York
Max Schmeling
Germany
Paolino Uzcudun
Yankee Stadium
Lakewood
N. J
Pantine
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Albany
Henley Regatta Opens To College Rowers
The American Henley Regatta has ended its former club only rule allowing many collegians and ex collegians to compete. The change broadens participation across universities and alumni crews.
Hagen Sets Open Course Record at Ridgewood Cleveland
Walter Hagen fires a 67 at Ridgewood in Cleveland to throttle a tough course as he prepares for the National Open at Mamaroneck New York. The British Open champion is favored to win the American Open at Winged Foot as he excels under pressure.
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Ridgeswood
Cleveland
Walter Hagen
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Hagen
University of Washington Nine Player Chuck Carroll Injured
Chuck Carroll All American half of the University of Washington nine endured two pitches hitting him a Charley horse and a sprained ankle while sliding into second base and lost some skin during the season.
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University of Washington
Chuck Carroll
Crowley to Retain MSU Staff After Appointment
Lansing reports coach Jim Crowley of Michigan State confirms he will keep Miles Casteel and Hugh Wilson on the staff. Crowley succeeds Harry Kipke who moves to Michigan as head football coach.
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Lansing
Mich
Jim Crowley
Cone
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Miles Casteel
Hugh Wilson
Michigan State
Crowley
State
Harry Kipke
University of Michigan
Bottle Bat Heinie Groh Stance At Plate
Heinie Groh famously used a bottle shaped bat and stood with both feet pointed toward the pitcher in his batting stance.
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Heinie Groh
Towar
Betting Still Continues At Ravenna Track
Ravenna June 25 Betting under the contribution system prevailed at the track after the Portage County grand jury refused to indict Ed Bates a worker in a contribution booth The jury decision effectively declared the system not illegal and county officials cannot halt betting Governor Cooper threatens action against two other tracks and may urge the attorney general to file charges against the local track.
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Ravenna
Portage County Grand Jury
Ed Bates
Gilbert Bettman
Miss Melba White Hurt Hiking Near Logan
Miss Melba White, Carnegie librarian, convalesces at home from injuries after a fall while hiking and picnicking with library staff at Rock House near Logan. Several ligaments in her ankle were torn in the fall.
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Melba White
Carnegie
Rock House
Logan
Miss White
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Tex Rickard
Sharkey-Paolino
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