International contenders surge as Open heads to final rounds
Olin Dutra lost the lead after a 36-hole 77 allowing Jurado and Perkins to seize a share of the scoring lead at 145. Perkins fired a 69 to reach 145, while Jurado added 71 for the same total. Hagen and Diegel trailed within three strokes as Burke and Sarazen struggled.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Fresh Meadow
Country Club
Flushing
N. Y
Olin Dutra
California
Dutra
Jose Jurado
Thomas Phillip Perkins
Perkins
Jurado
Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
Perking
Bill Burke
Gene Sarazen
Burke
Sarazen
Craig Wood
New Jersey
Harry Cooper
Willie Klein
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UNC’s Bryan Grant Upsets Standout in Intercollegiate Tennis
In Haverford Pennsylvania Bryan Grant of the University of North Carolina upset Keith Gledhill Stanford 6-3 6-2 1-6 to reach the final against Tulane’s Cliff Sutter for the national intercollegiate title at Merion Cricket Club. Grant survived three set points in the fourth. Sutter defeated Clayton Lee Burwell 6-0 6-2 6-1 to advance.
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Haverford
Bryan Grant
University of North Carolina
Cliff Sutter
Tulane
Merion Cricket Club
Keith Gledhill
Stanford University
Gledhill
Grant
Sutter
Clayton Lee Burwell
University of the South
Cumberland Colts end six-game skid with 8 1 win over Clarksburg
Cumberland Md June 24 The Cumberland Colts halted a six game slide by defeating the Clarksburg Generals 8 to 1. Proctor Parrish Lynott Collins and Heavener contributed as Lynott allowed few hits while Generals tallied in the fifth on Ripps walk and Coffee double.
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Cumberland Colts
Clarksburg Generals
Lynott
Ripps
Heavener
Coffee
R. H. B. Clarksburg
Proctor and
Parrish
Lynott and Collins
Pittsburgh
Little Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Eppa Rixey
Heine Meine
Lucas
Rixey
Meine
Cincinnati
Poaek Grantham
Gilbert
Csccceeseee
Hendrick
Herman
Lombardi
Roettger, If
Morrissey
SRAM
Degulssstantess & Pe
Raynor
Barbee
Suhr
Piet
Grace
Ccsesseevece
L. Waner
Grantham
Vaughan
Pilet
Douthit
Rivey
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Johnstown Defeats Huntington 4-0 Behind Thompson Pitching
Harve Thompson limited the Huntington Roosters to eight hits as Johnstown posted a 4-0 win. Madsen of Huntington was ejected in the sixth after an argument that followed Johnstown's first run. Final: Johnstown 4, Huntington 0. Thompson and Rangnow secured the win, while Query and Arnolds were the losers.
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Johnstown
Harve Thompson
Huntington Roosters
Johnnies
Madsen
Lamaster Wins Tenth Straight as Senators Flatten Be clky 11 0
Wayne Lamaster pitched Charleston to an 11 0 win over Beckley in 1 hour 48 minutes lifting the Senators into a first place tie with the Knights. Lamaster fanned 11 and limited Beckley to four hits while aiding his own cause with a strong attack behind him.
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Charleston
W. Va
Wayne Lamaster
Charleston Southpaw
Buckley Black Knights
Senators
Knights
Lamaster
Beckley
Abrhpore Chiozza
Harris
Wisrock
Powell
Rimmer
Longnecker
Boone
Johnson
Whitlock
Mackey
Byrd
Crist
Sccecesenee
Sessseeee
Sesceeess
Sseseesees
Welch
Milner
Hitsa
Robertshaw
Losi Itcher
Van
Simpson and Stoller qualify for Midwest semi finals in Ohio trials
In Cincinnati on June 24 four athletes earned spots in the Milwaukee Midwest semi finals at Chicago next week by matching required times in Allegheny Mountain District Olympic trials. George Simpson and Sam Stoller won their heats in the 100 meters with 10.8 seconds, advancing to the semi finals and scheduled to meet again in the finale. John Black earned a 15.0 second 110 meter high hurdles showing in the heat, while Amsden Oliver posted 54.45 seconds in the 400 meter hurdles to secure Chicago qualification.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
George Simpson
Ohio State University Century
Sam Stoller
Cincinnati Hughes
John Black
Ohio State University
Amsden Oliver
Dayton Roosevel
Americans Shine in Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Helen Moody and Brownie Vines Jr. reached the Wimbledon women's and men's quarterfinals as American players dominate action. Moody defeated Kitty McKane Godfree 6-3 6-4 while Vines beat I. C. Aoki 6-2 3-6. Betty Nuthall eliminated Sarah Palfrey 8-6 9-7. Doubles saw Allison-Van Ryn and Wood Mangin advance. Shields-Spence exited.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
Blisworth Vines Jd Jr
Moody
Kitty McKane Godfree
Vines
I. C. Aoki
Geven
Mrs. Moody
Sarah Palfrey
Boston
Betty Nuthall
England
Helen Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
H. Jameson
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
United States
Jacques Brugnon
Jean Borotra
National League Yesterday's Results
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 and Brooklyn shut out Boston 3 to 0. Philadelphia topped New York 11 to 6 in yesterday's only NL games with today's schedule listing Cincinnati at New York and New York at Philadelphia among others.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Coe
St. New York
Chicago Bruins
Cincy Redlegs
Phillies
Chicago
Lonnie Warneke
Flinger
Boston Braves
Pirates
St. Louis
New York Giants
Cubs
Hafey
No games today with four Intercity matchups
Detroit faces Chicago, St Louis meets Cleveland, Philadelphia plays New York, and Boston battles Washington in a full slate of today’s NBA action.
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Wacescoone
Piteburna
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
ATS St. Louis
Cincinnat
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Ned
Regional Scores Snapshot From Two Leagues
Chattanooga defeated Nashville 16 to 14 and Birmingham edged Atlanta 7 to 11. American Association games saw Toledo 4 against Indianapolis 8 and Minneapolis 6 versus Milwaukee 13. International League Reading 7 beat Jersey City 4 and Baltimore 3 lost to Newark 4.
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Nashville
New Orleans
Knoxville
Birmingham
Atlanta
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Reading
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Home Run Leaders Named in Baseball Standings
Foxx of the Athletics and Ruth of the Yankees lead home run charts alongside Klein of the Phillies Gehrig of the Yankees Simmons of the Athletics and Wilson of the Dodgers in a season summary of hitting leaders.
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Foxx
Athletics
Ruth
Yankees
Klein
Phillie
Gehrig
Simmons
Wilson
Dodgers
Risko Regains Spotlight With 12 Round Beatdown of Walker
Johnny Risko of Cleveland defeated Mickey Walker in a 12 round decision in front of 14 561 fans. Referee Freddy Block and two judges ruled Risko the winner in a surprise comeback after seven months and two prior losses to Walker.
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Cleveland
Johnny Risko
Mickey Walker
Freddy Block
Risko
Jchampion
Walkera
U S Open Threat Seen From Foreign Golfers In Open Round
The article notes Sarazen and other top American players falter as strong foreign contenders push toward the lead. Hagen and Diegel emerge as veteran challengers while Dutra struggles after a 69 opening round. Archie Hambrick reports Hagen showing signs of his former form.
Thurston Twirls Brooklyn Across Boston Braves
Brooklyn defeats Boston 4 0 behind Thurston's steady pitching and strong defense. Wilson homered for Brooklyn with key two base hits and sharp plays by Hack Wilson and Joe Stripp highlighted the win. Seibold allowed all Brooklyn runs as the Dodgers improved to stay atop the early season standings.
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Mass
Hollis Thurston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Thurston
Hal Thurston
Hack Wilson
Joe Stripp
Dodgers
Wilson
O'Doul
Lopez
Taylor
Slade
Knothe
Socks Seibold
Brooklyn
Urbanski
Leach
Eevese
Worthington
Borger
Lapes
Atetavo
Eveee Coon
Seibold
Frankhouse
Fritzi Stifel Among First Group In Pennsy Tourney
In the two day 36 hole Medal invitation at Allegheny Country club Ada MacKenzie of Toronto and Laulee Fordyce of Youngstown led after 18 holes with 81. Frizie Stifel of Wheeling followed with 83 along with Peggy Wattles of Buffalo and Mary K. Browne. Bernice Wall and Mrs. C. S. Eddies shot 84 to pace the local entrants including Mrs. Frank E. Campbell.
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Harrismen
Vic Sorrell
Beckley
Charleston
Knights
Groseclose
Fritz Stifel
Pittsburgh
Fritzi
Peggy Wattles
Mary K. Brown
Ada MacKenzie
Louise Fordyce
Wheeling
Rotarians
Lions
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Lion
U. S
Helen Wille Moody
Ellsworth Vines
Helen
Vines
Henri Cochet
U.S
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Brookline
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W. Buzz
Dr. Kell
Tiger
Weller Field
Northside Arena
Bailey
Mister Bailey
Mickey Walker
Risko
Ernie Schaaf
Jack Shbarkey
Stanley Poreda
Viaitoraiterally
Allegheny Country Club
Toronto
Laulee Fordyce
Youngstown
Ohio
Frizie Stifel
W. Va
Buffalo
Mary K. Browne
Followin Bernice Wall
Oshkock
Wis
Mra
Eddies
Frank E. Campbell
Stanton Heights
Harvard Oars Defeat Yale in Historic Rowing Triumph
New London Conn June 24 Harvard oars defeated Yale in a four mile race on the Thames. Gerry Cassidy steered Harvard to a three length victory over the Elis ending Yale’s Olympic hopes and marking Harvard’s first consecutive varsity win over Yale since 1913. The day also featured a Harvard junior varsity win and a freshman setback. Official times Harvard 21 minutes 27 seconds Yale 21 minutes 39 seconds.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Gerry” Cassidy
Thames
Elis
Crimson
Bartlett's Cove
Varsity
Erie
Local Traps Open for Practice at Bluefield Gun Club
The Bluefield Gun Club will open its traps this afternoon at 2 o clock for members to practice. They will not be open next Saturday because on July 4 the club hosts the Appalachian Trapshooting League. Club officials expect coalfield shooters to attend, and urge a strong turnout today.
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Bluefield Gun Club
Coalfield
Bluefield
New York State Commission Suspends Jacobs After Schmeling Fight
The New York State Athletic Commission indefinitely suspends Joe Jacobs as manager and a second in the Schmeling vs Sharkey title bout. Officials praise referee Gunboat Smith and Schmeling for conduct and boxing skill. Jacobs hailed the decision as unfair and says officials were biased.
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Ao Jacobs
Max Schmeling
New York State Boxing Commission
Teuton
Jacobs
Jacobse
Long Island
Schmeling
Buge Baer
Sharkey
Joe Jacobs
New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Sharkey Schmeling
Tolday
Smith
Hia
Billy McCarney
Courageous Evansville Boy Undergoes Major Surgery
Evansville Indiana reports Charles Richard son a six year old burn victim from a Kentucky bus crash. Surgeons have lengthened neck muscles, repaired eyelids, corrected a curled right ear and stretched facial tissues to restore appearance.
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Evansville
Ind
Charles Richardson
Charles
Kentucky
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