Favored Entries Win in Tourney
In Haverford Pennsylvania on June 24 the national collegiate tennis championship opened with 87 players. Favorites advanced with little trouble as round one and early second-round matches concluded before rain halted play. Top seeds Duck Murray Martin Buxby Al Horton Joe Coughlin won or advanced, while others like Tidball faced byes and tough battles in the first rounds.
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Jack Thibalt
University of California At Los Angeles
Duck Murray
Ham Ton
Martin Buxby
Texas
al Horton
Willams
Stanford
Joe
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Robert Hastings
Yale
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Francis Moore
Abianne
Bill Thompson
Feinman
Lorton
Byi Mundy
Coughtin
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Penn
Netmien
Tidball
Aitlist
Marco Hecht
New York City
Cherles Dritzhus
Minnesota
Prohibition Debates as Nation Votes in States
From San Francisco to Indianapolis and Albany, last minute drives push turnout for repeal or retention of the Eighteenth Amendment. Voters in multiple states confront ratification battles as leaders urge strong participation and declare outcomes pivotal for U S policy on prohibition.
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Prohibition
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Indianapolis
John W. Eggerton
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Americans Rally In Ryder Cup First Round Foursomes
In Southport, Americans avert rout as Burke and Dudley win for United States. Hagen Sarazen halved with Whitcombe Alisa. Britain leads 2 1 2 to 1 1 2 with eight singles matches to come tomorrow and an even split could keep the cup in Britain. Burke, an 11th hour pick, paired with Dudley to beat Pedgham and Parry.
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All Square
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W. H. Davies
Paul Runyan
Craig Wood
Bill Burke
Ed Dudley
Alfred H. Pedgham
Alt Parry
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Americans Sweep British Open Golf Matches at Lancashire Holiday
Amid 10 000 to 15 000 spectators the Americans edged the British at the 36th with strong rounds by Dudley Burke Hagen and Sarazan. British pair Mitchell Havers Dutra Shute fought all day as Wood Runyan lost to determine winner. Lancashire hosts tents and golf displays as bars line the course.
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Golf Ball Safe Except In Full Flight Says Judge
New York judge rules golf balls are legal articles but can be dangerous when in full flight. Justice Nicholas M. Pette awarded Anne Gleason $750 for injuries after a ball driven by Arthur Knorr struck her in the face. The ruling notes golf balls are innocent objects yet may act like projectiles depending on flight, and cautions on the dangers inherent in the game.
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Flushing
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Supreme Court
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Nomination vote at convention yields narrow Roosevelt win
Honover Mrs. Robert WW Loveth placed in nomination by James Roosevelt, with a 31 to 12 vote and one abstention from James Hi Brennan of Boston. The convention’s special election for delegates shows 495,457 support for the revivalists and 87,702 for the drys, with 46 opposing the revivalists.
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Robert WW. Loveth
James Roosevelt
James Hi. Brennan
Boston
Lovett
Ward Victorious Over Nitro In 13 Inning Tilt
Ward beat Nitro 4-3 in 13 innings to move to seven wins in eight starts. Tucker pitched through the game with Huttnall facing him in key moments. Wilkinson homered for Ward, delivering the deciding run in the eleventh inning.
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Koppers Win 12-0 in Fayette County Baseball
Koppers defeated Page Sere Sunday afternoon in Fayette County league play 12 to 0. Bondy pitched a shutout for Koppers, fanning 11, as they extended their undefeated record and prepared to face Ansted, another unbeaten club, next Sunday.
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Tigers Triumph on Walker's Grand Slam Finish
The Silver Tigers and the Mac Hens of Kanawha City drew a Sunday crowd at Main Street field. The Tigers beat Mac Hens 7 to 6 as Walker hit a bases loaded homer to seal the win.
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Wrestling Results in New York Feature International Cast
In New York Pat Hamiltondim Londos of Greece defeated Clift Olsen of Norway while Dick Daviscourt of California beat Prt OShocker of New Jersey. Lea Paplanos of California and Rudy Pex Sek of Omuls each earned wins over Bull Komar of Le Thatia and Frank Judson of Brooklyn. Frank Bronowicz of Poland also posted a victory.
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Dim Londos
Greece
Clift Olsen
Norway
Dick Daviscourt
California
Dean
Prt O'Shocker
Shtouts
el Plucher
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Lea Paplanos
Rudy Pexsek
Omuls
Bull Komar
Lethatia
Frank Judson
Brooklyn
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Poland
A's Beat Chisox 8-2 In Prompted Continued Page
Report notes the Athletics defeated the Chicago White Sox 8 to 2 with Wyatt earning the win as pitching details and umpires Kolls and Dinneen are listed. The text, though garbled, confirms the game outcome and key players.
Red Sox Down Browns In Third Game Rout
Boston teed off on St. Louis pitching for 15 hits to win 13 to 5. Rhodes excelled at the plate with four hits while McDonald struggled early, surrendering four runs in the first inning before relief. Warstler and Campbell paced the Boston attack with multi-hit performances as the Red Sox buried the Browns in St. Louis.
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Early baseball scores across major leagues and leagues
Summary of scattered games from American and International leagues with results across multiple cities. Matches include Charlestion, Zanesville, Wheeling, Johnstown, Toronto, Buffalo, Rochester, Montreal, Baltimore Newark, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Louisville, Indianapolis, Knoxville, Birmingham, Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, St Louis, and others. Weather interrupted several planned games with rain noted in New York Detroit.
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Congress Aims to Expand Money and Credit Amid Depression
A lengthy AP report outlines congressional steps to boost money and credit, including guaranteed deposits, Federal Reserve integration, bank closings, inflationary measures, and gold standard removal. It details funding strategies, debt expansion, and investor protections to revive spending and confidence.
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Iron Bat Tale Told by Resh at Liars Club
The Kanewha City recreation group at Bliss plant field hears Dan Resh recount a tall tale of his rise to “the big time.” He tells of a Phillies scout, a mock big league debut in Philadelphia, and a fantastical foul ball that becomes a clouded ice lump on the field.
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74 Easterners Enter National AAU Meet in Chicago
Seventy four athletes from the A U Metropolitan association head to Chicago for the National AAU Championships opening Thursday. The group includes nine women track stars, 11 gymnasts and 14 men track and field athletes.
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Polo match selects East West teams for national series
Chicago reports an elite polo series between eastern and western picked teams at Ongwentsia Club River Forest with games set for June 28 and August 16. Major Frederic McLaughlin announced the schedule while Tommy Hitchcock leads the eastern squad and Carleton Burke oversees the west. Notable players include Winston Guest Evelyn L I Hopping Michael Phipps Seymour Knox and Rube Yams with Exie Pedley Ceci Smith Lindsey Howard Alden Roath Elmer Boeseke Jr and H W Yams on the west. Stands at Orientals will be expanded to seat about 20 000 for the event promising eight of the world’s best players.
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