Crawford and Perry Reach All Foreign Tennis Final
In front of 15 000 at Forest Hills Crawford of Australia and Perry of England defeated American rivals to reach the men’s national championship final. Crawford beat Frank Shields 1 5 6 4 6 3, Perry swept Lester Stoefen 6 3 6 2 6 3.
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Hills Nine Beats Riverside on New Three-Acre Field
Hills nine defeated the Riverside Yellow Jackets 18 to 14 on the new three-acre diamond at the east edge of town donated by Charles Draker. The field was dedicated after the rural team beat the town nine. Hills seeks games with other teams.
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Senators Rally Past White Sox in Eleven Innings
The Washington Senators beat the Chicago White Sox 3 to 2 in eleven innings to extend their AL lead to nine games. Red Faber walked Schulte with the bases loaded to end the game after Appling muffed Goslin’s grounder and Manush and Cronin drew key walks. Behulie also walked and Goblin scored the decisive run.
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Yankees Tie Browns as Gehrig and Crosetti Hit Late Homers
Lou Gehrig and Frankie Crosetti homered in the seventh inning to tie the game at 6-6 with the St. Louis Browns before rain halted play in the ninth. Tony Rensa tripled and Babe Ruth and Lyn Lary contributed in the Yankee rally. Sam Gray relieved Ed Wells for the Browns. both teams had nine hits.
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Pairings Set for D. C. Tournament as Round Dates Announced
In the Country club handicap, Dr. John E. Stansbury tied for medal honors with an 18 handicap and net 66. Pairings for the four flight rounds were announced Saturday night with rounds through Monday. Final rounds set for Friday to Sunday.
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Jack Smith Reaches Third Round at Kenmore Meet
Youthful entrant Jack Smith advances to the third round of the Kenmore championship flight after a first round default and a second round 2 and 1 win over John Powell. Other first round results include Bill Vesely 5 4 over Paul Hooke Frank Bures 2 1 over Walter Hodge Elmer Hardwick 2 up over Henry Helscher and Harold Reid 6 5 over Ted Strasburger.
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Gus Schrader Sets I A A Record at Minnesota Speedway
Gus Schrader known as the Flying Dutchman from Cedar Rapids Iowa drove the Minnesota state fair grounds mile oval in forty seconds flat on Saturday to set an International Automobile Association record. The clocking was verified by four timers with about 30 000 spectators present. The previous mark of 40.2 seconds was set in 1929 by Sig Haugdahl at the same track.
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Cities Service Plays At Mount Vernon Today
The Cities Service basketball team travels to Mount Vernon for a game today.
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National League will likely finish second in the classics
The column argues Washington's Senators hold a stronger batting, speed, and fielding edge over the Giants. It notes Earl Whitehill and Carl Hubbell as top pitchers, but questions the overall strength of New York's staff. Also mentions Iowa football practice rules and Northwestern's summer players observing coaching schools.
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Lightweight title clash looms as Canzoneri bets comeback
Tony Canzoneri vows to reclaim the 135 pound crown after training in Pompton Lakes New Jersey and Lake Swananoa New Jersey. Barney Ross holds the two current lightweight titles and recalls their Chicago defeat.
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Cards And Black Spiders Clash At Bunny Park Today
The C A Cardinals host the Texas Black Spiders at Bunny Park this afternoon at 2:30. The Spiders tour Iowa teams and feature a noted act described as a diamond comedy. Zuber is likely to pitch for the Cardinals, while the Spiders boast a strong slow motion act. Texans Saturday beat the Anamosa reformatory 11 to 2, with ten runs in the seventh inning.
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Illini University Names Seaton as Track Coach
CHAMPAIGN Ill. UP Don Cass Seaton longtime Senn High School Chicago track coach was appointed to lead Illinois track for the coming year George Huff athletic director announced Seaton succeeds C D Werner who resigned to coach at Penn State Seaton a 1924 Illinois graduate was on the track squad three years and played one year on the basketball team.
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Giants Take 7th Runs Lead In Five-Game Reds Sweep
In Cincinnati, the league leading New York Giants defeated the Reds 7 to 2 to extend their margin to seven games over the Pirates after opening the five game set. Derringer battled through seven innings before the Giants broke through in the eighth.
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Joe Sewell Remains Non Strikeout Champion of Era
In a profile of Joe Sewell, the Chicago AP piece notes Sewell struck out only 109 times in 1,882 games, with a 1925 onward trend of few whiffs. It highlights opponents who fanned him, his 315 career average over 13 seasons, and his technique of watching the ball to avoid guessing the pitcher.
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Baseball Standings and Saturday Results Across Leagues
The American League shows Washington leading with 83 wins and Detroit at 69 losses while New York sits at 78 53 in the second division. The National League features St Louis and New York with mixed results from Saturday's games including Boston versus Detroit and Philadelphia over Cleveland. Tonight's schedule lists Detroit at New York St Louis at Boston Cleveland at Washington and other matchups. The standings reference multiple cities and teams with win loss records and percentages for the day.
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Braves Rally Past Cardinals in St Louis Win
The Braves beat the Cardinals 6 to 3 at Busch Stadium, snapping St Louis' 14 game home winning streak as the game concluded in the early innings.
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