Stanford First To Coast Meet Triumphs In Coast Meet
Stanford University captured the thirteenth national collegiate track meet with 63 points to USC’s 54.2 and LSU’s 47 as Bill Bonthron of Princeton upset Glenn Cunningham in the mile with 4 08 53. Dunn won the discus for Stanford. Lyman placed in shot put and discus as the Indians earned 28 in weight events and 35 other points. Bonthron’s late kick sealed the sensational mile win over Cunningham, breaking records and headlines.
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Kansas Star
Old Nassau
Murphy Scores
Baseball recap notes Cleveland beating New York 8 to 4 as Murphy scores with two base hits by Trosky Combs and Hoag among the key plays. Lee pitched six innings with two walks and six strikeouts as Hildebrand took the loss. Time 1 44. Umpires Moriarty and Geisel.
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Browns and A's Split Doubleheader in Philadelphia
The Athletics and St Louis Browns split their doubleheader with the A's winning 4 to 2 and the Browns taking the nightcap 6 to 2. Jimmy Foxx hit his 17th and 18th homers, Dietrich had four hits, and Burns and Bischolder hit home runs.
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Dietrich
Jimmy Foxx
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Red Sox Beat White Sox 10 to 2 in Chicago
Boston tamps down Chicago as the Red Sox roll to a 10 to 2 victory. Boston hitters pace the attack while the pitching staff limits the White Sox to a pair of runs.
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White’ Sox
Big Six leaders dispute in Washington Detroit doubleheader
Rennie Manush and Gehringer failed to settle the Big Six race in a Washington Detroit doubleheader. Manush had five hits and four points, Gehringer four hits and four points, advancing Vaughan and Medwick among leaders while Travis fell back. Red Sox pace and Pirates shutout Boston as Waner stars in Pittsburgh. Cincinnati completes two wins, Reds beat Phillies 2-1 and 4-3 in twin bill.
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Charley Gebriafer
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Valley Grove Baseball Heads to Sissonsville for 2 PM Game
Valley Grove travels to Sissonsville this afternoon for a 2 o clock baseball game at two o clock street and Piedmont road. Breeding chicks by artificial incubation is said to have been practiced by the Egyptians.
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Sissonsville
Bruins Rally As Strongs Rally in Close Contest
Bruin players Frisen Merwick Delancey Or seul Strors Lopes Durorfer drive offense with Leslie two RBIs and Med i Orvata three. Brooklyn leads St Louis 8 1 after bases on balls and mistimed outs as Hallahan earns win and Munna records 4 walks.
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Strinp
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Lopez
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Taylor
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Mogwick
Beyle
Stripp
Durocher
Frische Iu Coisett
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St. Louis
Phillies and Reds Scrap Tight Brawl in Bats and Errors
An error filled game ends 4 to 3 as Cincinnati edges Philadelphia with timely hits and two runs in the late innings. Bartell Camilli and Koenig pace the Reds while G. Davis and Blakely contribute for the Phillies in a tense interleague tilt.
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Local Wrestlers with Deep Family Ties Highlight Page 14
Dick Lever continues from page 14 with Glen Munn of Lincoln Nebraska and Casey Berger of Los Angeles. Both come from wrestling families known for strength and respect, with Munn’s brother Wayne once heavyweight champion.
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Casey Berger
Los Angeles
Munn
Lincoln
Nebraska
Wayne
Berger
Casey Set for Major Matches in Two Hour Event
The article outlines Casey's upcoming bouts with two hours allotted for two falls to win, a one hour semi final with two falls, and a 30 minute tri final with one fall. It mentions ticket price policy changes by the Legion offering ladies admission for a quarter.
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Casey
Legion
Bits Of Sports Teams Stage A Private Skirmish
Unclear notes describe a private clash between sports teams, hinting at tensions and potential follow up. Readable details are limited. no explicit participants or location are identified.
Belcher on verge of big league stardom from Charleston
Left hander Belcher formerly with the Dwilight League club in Maywood now heads to Greensboro North Carolina as a St. Louis Cardinal farm prospect. He led the Buckeye conference in spring with eight wins and no losses and attracted attention from major league scouts including the Cardinals and Tigers.
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Cardinals
Charleston
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Wood on verge of title as Americans miss finals in 1929
America failed to reach the finals in several divisions. Dorothy Andrus of Stamford, Conn lost to Jacqueline Goldschmidt of France in the women singles 5-7 6-3 6-0. Rose Rosambert of France and Mrs. P D Howard of England won the women's doubles 6-2 3-6 8-6.
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Frank Hunter
Stoefen
Ellsworth Vines
America
Dorothy Andrus
Stamford
Conn
Jacqueline Goldschmidt
France
Mme. Jung Henrotin
Collete Rosambert
P. D. Howard
England
Plan for Extension of Race Meet on Highest Plane
Plan calls to raise public interest in racing by staging the meet at major tracks with full paraphernalia. Pari-mutuel machines will be used as allowed by state law. A commodious lounge under the grandstand will be outfitted and accessible by stairway. Details to be finalized in coming days.
Second round of summer chess tournament results
Last Tuesday five of six games were played at J C Wiles home. Maloy leads with 1 0. Hurt Crede Snyder follow at 1 1 2. Wiles beat Holt and Parkhurst defeated Ostrander. Foy over Simms. Third round at John Hurt’s home scheduled 1 0 to 1 40.
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Wiles
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Foy
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Sach
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Choase
Local chess notes feature Hurt Jr and Murphy as champions
Charles ton honors J. F. Hurt Jr and the Paul Murphy team as champions. Herman Steiner plans a July exhibition tour from Los Angeles to New York, charging 1.0 dollar per board. The local chess club, nearly disbanded until fall, awaits Steiner’s offer and contact FE. M. Foyately for players. Steiner, a 1932 US team member that won Prague world title, did not compete for 1924 team East.
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J. F. Hurt, Jr
Paul Murphy
Charles‘ton
Herman Steiner
Pacific
Los Angeles
New York
Steiner
Shoul
FE. M. Foyately
United States
Prague
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