Latzo Likely to Retain Welterweight Title Tonight
York June 2 Latzo and Dundee meet at the Polo Grounds in a highly anticipated welterweight title bout. Latzo, favored on slight odds, weighs in with reach and weight advantages while Dundee charts a tall, determined challenge. Promoter Humivert expects about 25 665 in attendance and around 150 000 in receipts as both men train for a decisive 15 round battle.
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Latzo and Dundee Confident Ahead of Polo Grounds Bout
On June 2 at Polo Grounds Pete Latzo and challenger Dundee speak confidently about the welterweight title clash set for tomorrow night. Latzo vows his best effort and Dundee promises steady work against a strong defense.
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Cubs Win in Exhibition Against Lake Forest
Chicago Cubs defeated Lake Forest 17 to 2 in an exhibition game. Cubs tightened defense after Forest rallied early. strong early offense settled the game.
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Record Stroking of Jones Marks Former Matches
Bobby Jones prepares for the national open at Oakmont on June 14 to 16 after a season highlighted by record stroking. The 25 year old Georgian, who won both the British and American opens last year, began 1927 by winning the Southern Open with an 281. His career pace shows seven straight years posting scores under 74 per round, with multiple high finishes and a historic chase for the open and amateur crowns in one year.
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Minneapolis
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Merion
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George von Elm
Los Angeles
Sunningdale
Tigers face Yankees in New York series. Moriarty weighs duties
George Moriarty admits managing the Detroit Tigers is tougher and umpiring ahead of a Yankees series proves the same pitching troubles plague Detroit. Ty Cobb defends himself as the Tigers seek stability, while Lou Gehrig and others pace the Yankees. Pirates ship Layne for speed, Fred Brickell joins from Indianapolis, and Frank Wilding returns to Wimbledon after earlier New Zealand titles.
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Mallory's stepson stars in St Pauls track meet
Concord N H June 2 Assoicated Press Stanford Mallory son of Mrs Molla Mallory national tennis champion won three first places at a track meet marking St Pauls school anniversary events He took the 100 yard dash in 10 3 5 seconds the senior 220 yard dash in 23 2 5 seconds and the senior half mile in 2 minutes 2 5 seconds Morgan Truyn of Albany N Y earned a medal as best all round athlete and sportsman at the school
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Albany
Grasmere Takes School Meet On Fairfield Field
Grasmere school won the inter school track and field meet on Roger Sherman athletic field with more than half the points, the rest shared among six other schools. Results cover senior and junior boys and girls events led by Grasmere athletes including Stan Wakeman and Mary Toth.
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John Kocsis
Halland Hill
Vernon Smith
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James O'Rourke
Lincoln
Stanley Wakeman
Alex Hilton
Holland Hil
Nathan Smirnoff
Yaru Dash
Frank Lawas
Wesley Gritz
Robert Morrison
George McLeod
Steve Kovacs
Washington
Washington School
Richard Vernik
John Fodor
James Maczko
Edward Luces
Holland Hilt
Julius Staley
Howard Ferris
Frank Meter
Thomas Beker
Derzo Feber
Walter Finder
John Miller
William O’brien
Arthur Moore
Arthur Paddock
Robert Kallenback
John Curry
Ernest Kallenbach
Ernest Herzog
Edward Finnerty
Herbert Knutson
Louis Olah
Paul Ardell
Edgar Williams
Clayton Steele
Frederick Fish
Earl Marsh
Pequot
Herbert Weinberg
Albert Pfannbuch
Frank Brittingham
Clarence William
Mary Toth
Josephine Chraz~asza
Irene Kianin
Washingeton School
Pell Kish
Christing Todiacc
Holland Hill School
Susie Hermenze
Dorothy Holmes
Josephine Gill
Mary Lutinski
Edna Moriarty
Marie Honser
Ida Matz
Annie Lange
Mary Mackno
Catherine Kehler
Josephine Krzaszcz
British House Debates Legality of Derby Sweepstakes
In London on June 2 the House of Commons debated the legality of yesterday’s derby sweepstakes. Home Secretary Sir William Joynson Hicks said no action would be considered for about eleven months. MP Sir Frank Meyer quipped about interference, while another member asked if a sweepstake was organized at the Home Office. Hicks replied he had not heard of one.
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House of Commons
William Joynson Hicks
Frank Cecil Meyer
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Kinsey to Engage Fraulein Aussem in France Tour
Howard Kinsey, a top U S tennis player, is expected to announce his engagement to Fraulein Cecilie Aussem of Germany. Both players are participating in the Saint Cloud tournament in France, with Kinsey and Aussem widely regarded as leading figures in American and German tennis.
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Alabama hurler joins Red Sox at Fenway Park
Pat Moulton, right handed pitcher from Alabama Polytechnic Institute, joined the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park today on their return from a western swing through the American League circuit.
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Rickard vows to block Wills Paulino clash at Yankee Stadium
New York June 2 Tex Rickard announced he will seek New York State Boxing Commission approval for Paulino Uzcudun to fight June 22 at Yankee Stadium. He claims priority over a June 29 bout between Paulino and Harry Wills and will also try to force a Paulino bout against J Bantard or Jimmy Maloney to compel his participation.
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Ryder Cup Pros Set To Clash In Open Round
American and British pros ready for the opening Ryder Cup matches at Worcester. Canadians and Americans prepare as Hagen and Golden lead the U S lineup while Boomer and Espinosa bolster Britain for two days of foursomes and singles.
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Willie Ogg
Professional Golfers Association of
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Recreation Bulletin Diamond Leagues and Sunday Schedules
A dense recreation bulletin lists Diamond Leagues and field schedules across multiple diamonds and parks. Entries include time blocks for teams such as Industrial League, Comets, Dictaphone, Hill Tops Athletes, Underwood Company, and Bears-Cath, with multiple yardages and courts at Yellow MU Park and Beechwood Park.
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Famous Football Star Fights For Life
Chicago June 2. Walter D. Graham, famed Michigan football star from 1900 to 1904, is fighting for his life after an operation to remove a brain tumor. Graham was a guard on Yost's noted eleven and hardly ever missed a game. He played four years straight with Tine never taken out.
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Associated Press
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University of Michigan
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Fairfield High's Season Schedule Was Altered By Cancellations
Fairfield June 2 Special: Roger Ludlowe High School baseball will be idle tomorrow as the game with Greenwich was canceled by Greenwich. Next Wednesday Bridgeport Trade School will visit Fairfield, and Friday Fairfield closes its season with a Rams versus Congress High School of Bridgeport in Fairfield.
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