Washington Huskies Favored In Poughkeepsie Boat Race
Washington enters the thirty third annual Hudson race as favorites with a towering eight built of Alaska cedar and six alumni from last year. Navy, California, Columbia, and Penn State challenge as others watch for a possible upset in the long course clash.
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Boxing Returns to Capital Bobby Grant in Main Tussle
Boxing returns to Charleston in a benefit show at the Armory Arena on July 3 with Bobby Grant facing Frankie Palme in a six round welterweight bout. Also on the card are Morse Meadow s vs K O Terry, Jack Crawford vs Les Bowen, Johnny Ferry vs Young Griffiths, Jimmy Reese vs Edd Greer, plus a wrestling opener Young Carpenter vs Tack Smith. Proceeds benefit disabled veterans groups.
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American Association Owners Convene in Chicago Meeting
In Chicago on June 25 a meeting of American association baseball club owners was called for July 1 by President Thomas J. Hickey to discuss a potential split season. He noted similar proposals in the Pacific coast Texas and Southern leagues where pennants go to the mid- Benson leader.
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Baseball scoring averages by league last season
Last season 6,809 runs were scored in 1,282 National League games an average of 5.36 per game and 6,138 runs were scored in 1,226 American League games an average of 5.06 per game.
Five Americans Left in Tourney at Wimbledon
The Wimbledon singles draw sees five American men reach the last 16 with Tilden Allison Doeg Lott and Mangin advancing while Von Ryn and Bell exit. Women’s side includes Moody Jacobs Ryan and Ryan’s ally Miss Greef and Palfrey proceeding as Moody defeats Goldsworth.
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Shawvers Defeat State House In Eight to Three Win
The Shawvers toppled the State House eight to three at Arbor Park with three runs in the third and five in the sixth. Pitching changes shaded the game as Brinkman relieved Morton in the first. Nugent held State House to eight hits while Shawvers posted timely hits with Slater and Blolen leading the offense.
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Allan "Dusty" Cae Cooke Faces Rough Season At Bat
Outfielder Allan Dusty Cae Cooke of the Yankees endured twelve hit by pitch incidents last season in the American Association and reportedly knocked down more than a hundred opponents during play.
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Scores From City Matches Reported In Daily Sports Roundup
Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis in two games 5 to 0 and 6 to 7 while Toledo beat Milwaukee 1 to 7. Columby edged Kansas City and Louisville 6 to 6 and St Paul won 4 to 2 in another set.
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Gazette to Play Coal Fork Today at Laidley Field
The Gazette baseball team meets Coal Fork at 2 30 this Sunday on Laidley field. Gazette players, now in top form, seek another win after a string of successful recent games.
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Charleston Pilot Seeks Outfielder and Pitchers
The Charleston Pilot announces a search for a skilled outfielder and reliable hurlers. Management seeks versatile players to strengthen the lineup and bullpen for upcoming seasons, inviting qualified candidates to report to tryouts.
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Powell Eyes New Talent After Long Hunt for Senators
Fine athlete manager Powell returns from search for baseball talent bearing telegrams from prospective Senators. He eyes hard hitters and pitchers, noting current infield struggles with Bivens Cote and Berry’s lively infield chatter. Aiming to boost mound strength, Powell travels to arrange tryouts as season readiness hinges on improved performances.
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