Intercollegiate Crew Forecast Sets Stage for Big Nine Invitees
Discussion of the Poughkeepsie regatta field and potential additions from Princeton Marietta College of Ohio and Wisconsin as well as Western teams. Notes on Tibs of Cal and Washington and the growing West Coast interest in rowing toward future Olympic participation. Ames Notre Dame gridiron Jousts and enduring football rivalry highlighted.
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U. S. Girls Defeat British Trio in Wimbledon Action
United States players push through with wins in women's singles and men's doubles as Wimbledon proceedings continue. Mrs John Van Ryn Helen Jacobs and Mrs L A Harper oust British foes while Frank X Shields and Sidney B Wood Jr win in doubles over Fletcher brothers in four sets. John Van Ryn teams with George Lott Jr to dominate Nuthall and Tuckey in doubles.
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Big Six Baseball Adds Chuck Klein to Leaders
The Big Six batting race gained a seventh member as Chuck Klein joined the leaders after going 2 for 4 with two points to tie Bill Terry for third place. Virgil Davis surged to second in the NL with four straight hits lifting his average to .367. Babe Ruth extended his majors lead with four hits in six chances, adding nine points. The standings follow.
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Reds Blank Giants 6-0 Behind Frey’s Sharp Pitching
Benny Frey pitched five and two thirds perfect innings as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the New York Giants 6 to 0. The Reds rapped ten hits led by Nick Cullop and Clarence Mitchell’s miscues, with Frey earning the win and Mitchell charged with the loss.
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Young Stribling vows to come out swinging against Schmeling
The article details Bill Stribling’s planned strategy for the July 3 heavyweight title bout with Max Schmeling. Stribling intends an early all out assault with left hooks to the body and jabs to the head, aiming for a knockout in the first five rounds, then pacing the fight if Schmeling endures. Schmeling, weighing about 190 pounds, reports peak conditioning and is ready for the final week of training.
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Jamestown Fails To Impress In Aqueduct Shevlin Stakes
Jamestown, the heavy 2 to 7 favorite from George D. Widener’s stable, finished last in a three-horse Aqueduct field for the Shevlin stakes as Sir Ashley and Danour led a Belair alum and Moore showcase. Hi-Jack won the six furlong Epinard handicap at Washington Park, with Helanthue and Lady Capulet close behind. Doris Jean captured the Tinley Park purse at six furlongs, beating Martha Jones and Leros in a photo finish after a late burst.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today’s Open Games
Yesterday New York defeated Chicago 10 to 9 while Chicago won 9 to 2 over another opponent. St Louis 6 Philadelphia 8 5 5 Washington 4 Detroit 3 Boston 8 Cleveland 3. Today Washington visits Chicago Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at St Louis New York visits Cleveland.
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Miller Purchase Brings Lefty Walter Miller to Indians
Indianapolis reports the American Association club bought left hand pitcher Walter Miller from the Cleveland Indians. The deal was announced June 25 and adds a veteran arm to the Cleveland organization. Major league observers note Miller could bolster pitching depth for the roster.
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Ryder Cup Play To Begin Today At Scioto
Columbia Ohio June 25 America and Great Britain prepare for Ryder Cup matches with two ball foursomes set for tomorrow. Lineups feature Sarazen Farrell vs Competeo Davis, Hagen Shute vs Duncan Havers, Diegel Espinosa vs Mitchell Robson, Burke Cox vs Easterbrook Whitcombe. Whitcombe abstains on opening day. singles Saturday.
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Anderson in Rochester to Undergo Tests for Headache
Heartley Hunk Anderson, Notre Dame football coach, is in Rochester Minnesota for further tests after severe headaches since late May. Mayo Clinic Dr. C J Barborka said the case is difficult to diagnose. He arrived yesterday to learn the cause of his symptoms.
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Browns Sweep doubleheader at Philadelphia for AL lead
Sorrell allows four hits but wildness sinks Athletics in both ends of a doubleheader. Browns win 6 to 5 in game one and 8 to 5 in game two, cutting the A’s AL lead over Washington to one game. Red Kress drives home two on a key homer as Earnshaw’s streak ends.
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Yankees smash two wins in Chicago doubleheader
The New York Yankees swept both games from the Chicago White Sox 10 to 9 and 9 to 2. Ruth hit his 16th homer of the season in the opener, Gehrig homered for the 17th time, and Chapman drove in a go ahead two on blast in the ninth before adding his second in the second game.
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Midway Athletics Defeat Sunset News in Afternoon Tilt
The Midway Athletics defeated the Sunset News 15 to 11 yesterday at Receye bowl. Jasper Jones hit the longest homer of the day, a full circuit shot for the cushions as the Rinky dinks and Athletics clashed.
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Wesleyans Lose to Princeton Outfit 10 7
The Wesleyans traveled to Princeton yesterday and lost 10 to 7 in a free hitting game. Snider pitched for the Wesleyans and for Princeton St. Clair worked the mound. Score by innings shows Wesleyans with a late rally but unable to overcome Princeton's early lead.
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Petrolle Stops Suarez in Ninth at Madison Square Garden
Billy Petrolle of Fargo knocked out Justo Suarez of Argentina in the ninth round of a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. The victory boosts Petrolle toward a potential lightweight title clash with Tony Canzoneri.
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