Huskies Favored To Win 44th Intercollegiate Regatta
Washington's Huskies open as even money favorites to win the four mile varsity race at the 44th Intercollegiate Regatta in Cupertino. Last year they won by a half length over Cornell. California and Cornell loom as threats as other entrants include Syracuse Columbia Princeton Rutgers and Wisconsin. Weather forecasts call for cloudy cooler conditions ideal for rowing and a new radio hookup and referee will oversee the event with an unusually small observation train.
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Washington
Fancy Huskies
Huskies
Cornell
California
Oakland
Calif
al Aldrickson
Syracuse
Columbia
Princeton
Rutgers
Sescaeburetts Tech
Wisconsin
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
M.L
Howard W. Robbins
Boston
Walters Wins In Slugfest On Philadelphia Night
Walters delivers a defining homer and key hits as Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati 35 to 29 in a late innings showcase. Joost safe on a miscue, Craft drives in runs, and McCormick contributes two base hits while Beck and Walters duel on the mound. Attendance hits 2,184 with 4,114 sap-hole boys in the stands.
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Joost
Marty
Walters
Nos Haness
Craft
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Warren
Mick
Doratet
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Safladelphie
Rons
Seniaain
Gleeson
F. McCormick
M. McCormick
Matty
Werber
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McCormick
Benjamin
Bragan
Frey
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Cineinmati
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Heerst
Watters
Bell
Ampires
Barr
Bears
Jorda
Cardinals Rout Braves in 13 to 1 rout at St Louis
In St Louis, the Cardinals pounded Boston for 14 hits led by Johnny Hopp with a three run homer. Len Warneke held the Braves to four hits as Max West homered for Boston. Dick Erickson took the loss while Ericks on and Salvo struggled on the mound. In Chicago, the Giants beat the Cubs 3 to 1 as Cliff Melton shut down the Cubs with six hits allowed and New York scored late on Danning and Arnovich doubles.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Hopp
Boston Braves
Dick Erickson
Manuel Salvo
Len Warneke
Max West
Moore
Crabtree
Ol Mesner
Moore Marlon
Werneke
Wietelmanh
Goa Bees
Arricks
Bale
ODOT
Rune
T. Moore
Ore’ Tree
Hopp
Mize
Slaughter
Pade
Marion
Mets
Ine
Crespl
Padgett
Bisti
Pauble
Mesner
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St. Louia
Balle
Ertckson
Salvo
Warneke
Strack
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Cubs
Chicago
New York Giants
Cliff Melton
New York Nine
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Dick Bartell
Harry Danning
Morrie Arnovich
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Tips on Steering Offered by Fisher
Tommy Fisher explains steering for Soap Box racers, praising cable steerage with pulleys inside the car. He warns against overly fast or slow steering, describes making pulleys and a home made steering wheel, and recounts testing at Derby Hill and Rouge Park with a helper nearby for safety.
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Tommy Fisher
Fisher
Akron
Derby Hill
Rouge Park
Baseball scores from a busy early season card
National League results include Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 1 and New York 3 Chicago 1 with St Louis booming 13 to 1 over Boston. Brooklyn routed Pittsburgh 8 to 0. American League shows Boston 12 Cleveland 2, New York and St Louis 1, Washington 6 Chicago 3 and Detroit 2 Philadelphia 1.
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
St. Louis
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
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Pittsburg
St Louis
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Lee
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Riddle
Turner
Pearson
Hutchings
White
Butcher
Bagby
Grove
Gatehouse
Chandier
Rigney
Hudson
Newsom
Babich
Baseball Card Style Bouts From New York to St Louis
Summary of a chaotic box score style report: multiple matchups including New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, and Boston at St Louis with pitcher lines and batting notes. The text lists players such as Melton French Olsen Hite Gatehouse and team mentions like New York Chicago Cleveland Boston and St Louis with attendance reported at 6 378.
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Chase Bile
Atnovieh
Young
Dallessandro
Richolson
Rucker
Melton
Dempree
McGullough
New York
Chicago
French
Melon
Olsen
Hite
Melton Zelber
Phoher
Dmplray
Pinell
Ballanfact
Bariick
Eune
Acturl
Dodgers Roll Over Pirates in Second Straight Win
Brooklyn bats explode in an 8 to 16 victory over four Pittsburgh pitchers. Curt Davis scatters hits over five innings while Delt Camilli and Ducky Medwick drive in three runs each. Billy Herman adds early power and Hal Reiser steals third before a balk advances Medwick.
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Bucs
Pittsburgh
Curt Davis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Camili
Ducky Medwick
Frankie Frisch
Handley
Maurice van Robays
Stu Marlin
Debs Garris
Billy Herman
Medwick
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Hal
Reiser
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Ducky
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Hermah
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Qeker
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Stewart
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Tolwte
Brooklyn
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Reese
Herman
Tielser
Lavagelio
Eyror
Lavagello
Camilil
Franka
Cerelic
DiMaggio Extends Inning Reach In The League Late
DiMaggio extends area play with multiple hits and sacrifices as Brancato and Siebert contribute two base hits each. Gehringer and Yo York connect on key plays while pitchers McCrum and Wikkle yield several runs in a tense amateur and league turnout. Attendance figures show strong interest across Newark Jersey City and Toronto markets.
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Higgins
Gehringer
McCoy
Brancato
Sievert
Siebert
Yo Gehringer
Croucher
Yori
York
DeWott
Philadelphia
Brees
Bale
Sf Gorsica
McCrabb
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Stewart
Rummers
Rue
Senators Defeat Cards 6-4 as Mock Earns Second Win
Former Duke pitcher OMG BILL MOCK led the Charleston Senators to a 6-4 victory over Springfield's Cardinals at Kanawha Park. The win starts a 14 game home stand seen as a make or break run to overtake the Alyon Yankees in the Middle Atlantic league. Garner homered inside the park with Blatnik aboard, while Mock walked six but scattered eight hits to secure the win.
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Bill Mock
Duke University
Charleston
Senators
Springfield
Cardinals
Kanawha Park
Hallmen
Alyon Yankees
Mock
Senator
Marvin Garner
John Blatnik
Garner
Homer
Salvation Army Night Promotes Hospital Elevator Drive
The Salvation Army Night at Kanawha Park features the Senators vs. the Springfield Cardinals at 4 15 this evening to raise funds for a Virginia Street hospital elevator. Astbury Schmidt and Blatnik led a late surge as the Senators built a lead, then held off a Cardinals rally with Garner delivering key plays and two runs in the eighth.
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Salvation Army
Kanawha Park
Senators
Springfield Cardinals
Virginia Street
Power Firm Awarded 1000 in River Suit
Appalachian Electric Power Co. was awarded 1000 for 7.4 acres of land adjoining Cabin Creek power plant condemned by the government in 1884 for dowage easement rights tied to raising the Kanawha tiger pool level. Commissioners C B Early Carl Scholz John Morgan Ernest Ventable and W T Weakland approved the award. counsel Ernest K. James said the government presented only its case and an appeal will be taken. The company also seeks damages to the plant and property loss.
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Appalachian Electric Power Company
Cabin Creek
C. B. Early
Carl Scholz
John Morgan
Ernest Ventable
W. T. Weakland
Ernest K. James
Open Air Revival Meeting Attracts 50 Horse Players
In Chicago on South State Street a vacant lot hosted an open air revival meeting style gathering where about 50 horse players inspected betting sheets on a wall, listened to running accounts of the ace and spoke of a tan coat. Serg. Lyons raided the site and charged the operator with costs.
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Chicago
South State Street
Thomas Lyons
Senator First Sacker Called In Army Draft
Charleston baseball club will lose first sacker Brotherton after July 4 as he heads for army service around July 7. Manager Evans to shift Pinky Evans to first base. Kosinski out with knee injury, Dick Klein to join roster as rookie pitcher. Powell did not confirm when Kirin would join the lineup.
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Ike
Brotherton
Charleston
Watt B. Powell
Powell
Gordon
Pinky) Evans
Evans
Joe Kosinski
Akron
Kosinski
Lneup
Dick Klein
Northwestern University
Flint
Senator
Kirin
Clark Denounces Aid For Russia
New York June 24 American aid to Soviet Russia outlined by President Roosevelt was denounced by U S Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri who warned such help would betray American interests He argued that aiding the Reds would invite Communist propaganda and convert the lendlease program into a Lenin lease bill The speech at an America First Committee meeting in Brooklyn featured Reverend John O Sullivan of Notre Dame asserting Russia’s wartime role eliminates the last pretense for American participation The audience urged Roosevelt against aiding Russia and warned against dying for the Communists and Nazis, viewing it as unthinkable to defend Hed Russia and its propaganda of hatred
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Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
U.S
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
United States
Bloody Joe
Stalin
Sen. Clark
America Past
Brookyn
John O'Srien
Notre Dame University
Russia
Clark
Josef Stalin
Hitler
Sammy Angott Beats Hurst In Non-Title Bout In Toronto
Sammy Angott of Louisville lightweight champion outpointed Harry Hurst of Montreal in a non-title bout in Toronto. Angott pressed the action most of the bout but did not secure a unanimous decision, two judges favored him while the referee scored the fight a draw. Angott weighed 137 and Hurst 137 1/2.
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Toronto
Sammy Angott
Louisville
Harry Hurst
Montreal
Angott
Angett
Hurst
Hottest club in Middle Atlantic league shines with offense
Sport Notes reports a hot Middle Atlantic league club riding strong pitching led by Gill Dobbs no hitter and heavy hitting. Manager Alston hit three home runs and a double in a four trip game vs Youngstown as the team totaled 29 hits across two games, one seven innings.
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Alston
Youngstown
Logan Indians Split Twin Bill With Red Birds
Logan Indians split a twin bill with the Williamson Red Birds. In the first game Williamson lost 6 5 but rebounded to win the seven inning finale 2 1 behind solid pitching from Charley Burkhart. Final line shows Williamson 8 runs 10 hits 1 error over Logan 6 runs 8 hits 1 error.
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LOGAN
Charley Burkhart
Williamson
Red Birds
Logan Indians
Herrmann
Rice
Carter
Petro
Oollo
Burkhart and Rice
Canterbury
Siegert
Welch Falls To Bluefield In Mountain State League
The Welch Miners were held scoreless until the eighth inning as Bluefield won 5 to 2. Bluefield scored three runs in the fourth on two singles a double and a walk. John Laisle hit a leadoff home run in the eighth to seal the visitors win. Welch added two runs in the eighth and ninth on a triple two singles and two walks.
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Welch
Welch Miners
Bluefield
Blue Grays
John Laisle
Ashland Pounds Out Win Over Huntington
Ashland beat Huntington 14 to 5 in a Mountain State league game paced by Red Carman and Nelson Burbrink who each had four hits in six at bats. Carman hit a homer and two doubles while Burbrink added two triples and a double. Eddie Guinther also slugged a four bagger for Ashland as Blenko, Carman, Bumstead, Grover and Wooldridge contributed to the win.
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Huntington
Red Carman
Nelson Burbrink
Ashland
Carman
Kingiex
Burbrink
Eddie Guinther
Kentuckians
Blenko
Bumstead
Grover
Wooldridge
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