Washington Favored to Win Intercollegiate Regatta on Hudson
Washington shown as favorite in today’s intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson River with six crews in the varsity race. Penn eight and Wisconsin rated strong as crews from six colleges compete in the annual renewal of the Intercollegiate Rowing Association meet. Washington, Penn, Columbia, and Syracuse are among top contenders.
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Hudson River
PENN
Wisconsin
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Hudson
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Situlday
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Pennaytvania
Columbu Wis
Tannavi Vim
Syracuse
Neal
Toni
Columba
Teey Miposig
Wastinston
Pennavioumee
Poughkeepsie
Nortitaw
Armerican Army
International Hose Shay
Oammpa
Hooper Circuits With Bases Full As Chicago Wins
Chicago wins with Hooper Circuits and bases loaded in a high scoring game. Washington, Pussell and Russell contribute key hits as Chicago plates four runs while Washington adds two. Pitchers Johnson Russell and Thors on allow multiple baserunners in a tense contest.
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Chicago
Washington
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Russel
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Tun
Warthna
Jhursten
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Naa
Hhoy
Trausfer Matthews
Blank Ush
Hartis
Hei— Blaikership
Paireher
Martina
Rowland Holmes
Nailm Lime
Browns Trim Athletics 10 to 2 in rout
Collins homered in the seventh as Browns beat Athletics 10 to 2. The game featured strong offense with runs across the middle innings and a highlighted three-base sequence by players whose names appear in the report. Burns and Burns also contributed, while Philadelph a short chase, and Tull Tyens turned in solid defense.
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Willizias
MuManus
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Collins
Gerber Sa
Luiodelphia Fe
Robetson
Robetson Ons Ricon ™ 1 McManus Hauser Itome
muns—Jacobson
Collma Stebase
Willliams
Will Len Yams
Galloway Io
Hauser Geiber
McManus
Fer Robertson
Ealer
Burns Bis
Naslo
Lyons Strand
Uniones
Connells
Dinnsen
Bennet Loses Belt But Not as You Think
New York reports Bennet Teonard, a boxing figure, loses a diamond studded belt stolen through a window by a passerby. The belt valued at $3900 disappeared after a vented incident near a store window, leaving Teonard briefly beltless while the probe continues.
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Bennet
New York
Ben Teonard
Tex Mickhaid
Benny
ATHLETES SAIL Faced with stiff 1930s Olympic prep and team changes
The article notes ongoing trials for sailing and track events, with France England and Timland expected to push hard. It mentions Colonel Henry Breckinridge remaining aboard and several personnel shifts, including new inclusions for fencing and swimming contingents, as the U S squad prepares for the Paris Olympic opening.
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France
England
Timland
Henry Breckinridge
Henry Breckinridge Forme: Assisant Secetary
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Wes
Washagoo
Jeffe
Vercollegiate
Purenti
Santonesco
Hhe Wormans
New York
Toence Chambers
San Diego
Ida Metteary
Baltimore
Bass Irwin
Newark
America
Cherbourg
Detroit shuts out Red Sox and Stoner allows six hits
Detroit blanked Boston as pitcher Stoner held the Red Sox to six hits in a shallow victory. Todd went hitless while Jilstone and others contributed offensively as Detroit scored runs late.
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Detroit
RED Sox
Stoner
Jilstone
Boston
Pye 3
Todd
Boss
Chen
Rugneys
Bassi & Stoner
Iano Y
J. Guson
Ormsby
Jvans
Gulstiones
American rifle team wins Olympic contest with strong showing
The American rifle team claimed top honors in the Olympic contest, with standout performances across positions. Key results list United States Marines taking the individual rifle championships and multiple shooters achieving high scores in prone and standing positions, amid a broad field including Sweden, Norway, and Sweden’s top marksmen.
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Palfings Rane
Tolu
United States Marine Corps
Ahumn
Serge Morus
United States Wunne Corps
Yin
Zimmer
Sutherland
Siana Colis
Potas
United States
Cranes
Sweden
Norwats Bod
Denmark Defeats Italy in Davis Cup Competition
Denmark defeats Italy in the Davis Cup competition with Titk Tegner and Dion Golombo securing key wins. Buen De Maapur also wins a singles match as Axel Petersen voices national interest and fan attention.
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Denmark
Italy
COPE
Dermat Lodly
Halya
Thine Marenes Luo
Cscho Sin Ihia
Denmah
Savoys Whitewash Devon Nine 14 to 0 at Stadium
Devon nine trounced 14 to 0 as Savoys pitchers dominated. Moran and Zivic starred, with Brag a scoring and Oeschger sent to minor leagues by Giants. Details shifted from Queensboro Stadium to New Orleans and Boston contexts in a hectic report.
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Savoys
Devon
Moran
Zivic
Giants
Oeschger
Dean
Winds of Challenge Define a Golfer and Boxing Fight Echoes
A mixed sports note blends golf and boxing commentary. It cites a golfer’s caddie anecdote and discusses wind, strategy, and risk in golf, while shifting to boxing analysis of Wills versus Madden, noting aging, pace, and past peak form affecting future bouts.
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Kione
Babe
Ournier
Gy Williams
Tournier
Wills
Hnurs
Loke
Madden
Elsey
Exer
Wilks
Pephans
Winnig & d
Suzanne Returns to Wimbledon Singles and Doubles Play
Suzanne arrives in Patib Tune after a 16 mile journey from Nice. She defends her singles championship and will play in both the Ladies' singles and doubles. Partner in doubles is Ass Phrabeth Tyan.
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Patib Tune
Vaune
Fongi
Winbledon
Nice
Ass Phrabeth Tyan
Five Inning Game At Albany Won By Pontes
In Albany a five inning contest ended with Pontes securing the victory. Migout pitched the full game for Springfield, while Thor ablen prevented Cardinal from late rally.
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Albany
Pontes
Dartmouth Defeats Cornell 4 2 In Alumni Day Game
Dartmouth edges Cornell 4 to 2 before a large crowd of alumni and guests. Pitcher Lyon hurled a strong game, fanning batters and limiting scoring as Dartmouth tallies in multiple innings. White and Tone listed among contributors. game featured late rally securing the win.
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Hanovir
Dirtmouth
Cornell
Commencement Gueets Sian Lyon
Smishra
Yale and Harvard to Meet on Diamond Today
Yale and Harvard baseball teams prepare for a daytime clash on the field. Yale aims to bounce back after a recent stretch, while Harvard seeks to extend a winning run. The game is set for today with potential college attention and strong pitching matchups anticipated.
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Yale
Harvard
Worcester Defeats New Haven in Erratic Contest
Worcester beat New Haven 10 to 7 in a listless game marked by numerous errors. Cheney of South Manchester was elected president of the Connecticut Senior Golfers' Association at the Brooklawn Country Club, with Wilcox and Ross also chosen for leadership roles. The Senior Golf tournament featured Go Symth posting 69 for the day while other golfers battled the challenging course and planned competitions and prize medals.
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Byv Telelim Servic
John PB Cheney
South Manchester
Connecticut
Brooklawn Counntry
Dun Hie
Tloggitt
New London
George H Wilcox
Werden
Ite
Alpert
Chase
Norwich
Royce Ross
Cheney Milk Mulls
Welth International Bilve
I1vesu
John P Cheney
Fairfield
Bascohl
Go Symh
Ie. Lefer
Anderson
Onsterman
McCoormich
Smith
Whitlesey Ousiawwig
Fansley
Nogent
K Smith
Thacy “Habbara
OB Douglas
Thor Hope
Sargent
Martin
Tredensich
George JL
Johnson
Crahan
Ujg & Divanasia
George
Wilton Dowd
Genge S Hawley Gallagui
Gott
Barber Wilson
Mays McKee
Koeley
Leele
Wialletis
Moore
Tredennick
McKenty
Wits
Greenfield
Meent
Bardo Io
Ls Weltentt
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Trench Olypic
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Questian- Way
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Devon Nine
By & Tt
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Plazia Barnum
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New Orleans
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Queensparo Stadium
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