Ithacans Cubs Triumph in Four-Mile Intercollegiate Race
Ithaca’s Shires and the Cubs secure victory in the annual four mile intercollegiate race at Poughkeepsie held Thursday. Officials and Cornell supporters praise the team as Athletes like Ye of the New York Bulletin note improvement despite past rule issues.
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Babe Hits 27th Adjournment on His Debate Schedule
The report notes Babe achieves his 27th adjournment amid a tense political schedule. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate ongoing delays and political maneuvering around deadlines and public events.
Cellar Champs Primed For Fight With Logan
Charlie McMillan and his Logan Indians meet Powell's Senators at Kanawha Park in a key Tri-State pennant race opener. About 300 fans, led by Ose Richey, pack the stands as Indies Day offers free admission for women. The two-game set tests leadership with Powell well stocked in pitching and catching.
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Mark Rainey
Armand Duquave
Cat Milner
Arlie Crows
Brooks
Southern Association Scores Reported for Five Games
The schedule shows Atlanta beat Mobile 5 to 2 and Chattanooga defeated Little Rock 8 to 1. Nashville and Memphis tied 1 percent in a brief listing of penies scheduled.
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Unclear game results from multiple teams across leagues
In a set of reported scores the American Association shows Indianapolis 6 Serencapalis 6, Toledo 6 Milwaukee 5, Columbus 5, Ranneyee x Louissiile 0, St Pal Colombes 2, Kaneaety 1 in a second game that went 12 innings.
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Schmeling Blames Fouls on Fistic Fathers in New York
Heavyweight champion Max Schmeling, about to sail for Germany, faults the New York state athletic commission for protecting fighters like Jack Sharkey and tolerating fouls. He plans a September return bout with Sharkey and urges tougher penalties to curb the foul rule abuse.
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Olympic village to house teams near 1932 Games site
Los Angeles reports plans for an Olympic village near the 1932 site modeled on an army camp. Separate housing for each team, shared dining and assembly spaces, ornamental fencing, and a daily 2 dollar rate for meals lodging and transport. Free evening entertainment in the auditorium. The village sits on a breezy Pacific-adjacent high point.
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Wickline Motor easily trounces Reds in twilight league game
Wickline Motor teams beat the Charleston Reds 14 to 1 at Laidley Field. Toler pitched well for Wickline, fanning five and yielding only one safety. Givens led Reds with a double, while Wickline collected six two base hits.
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Seligson and Sutter Reach Intercollegiate Tennis Final
At Merion Cricket Club Haverford Ps Julius Seligson of Lehigh and Cutford Sutter of Tulane won their semi finals. Seligson defeated Dolf Meunicisen of California 6-1 8-1 6-2 10-12 6-4. Sutter beat Dottald Cram of Vanderbilt 6-2 6-1 6-4. Doubles saw Almquist Lockwood of Oregon beat Butter Bayou Tulane 10-12 6-4 5-7 7-3 and Munich Muehlelgen of California beat Jacobs O Laughlin 3-6 8-3 6-3 8-6. Finals set tomorrow for the intercollegiate title.
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Charleston Netters to Meet Huntington Team
Charleston Tennis Club delegates travel to Huntington for a 2 PM clash with the Huntington Fetdls club. Captain P. Trask leads the Jacals with players Curphey McKinney Stubslefield Rweenty Sammy Gore Williams Bennett Pfeiffer and others aiding Cabell County side.
Atlanta Pitcher recalls game with world record assists
Red Oldham recalls a 1926 Detroit vs. Chicago game where Doc tossed, chased, and tagged multiple baserunners in a long sequence. He credits the pitcher with numerous assists as teammates maneuvered to trap Leibold, Collins, and Weaver around the bases.
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Two Medalists Tie for Honors in Collegiate Golf Championship
At Oakmont Pa June 27 two medalists Dupiap Princeton and Moller Notre Dame tied for medal honors in the 1930 intercollegiate championship after qualifying with 163 for 36 holes Officials suggested a playoff to decide medal possession Morro led in the final match with Dunlap Princeton but Moller edged Finlay Harvard in extra holes while Dunlap defeated Puller Southern California in 56 holes Finlay and Moller provided excitement for a large crowd with dramatic shots and pars through the marathon 36 holes.
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Smoker Perkins Carries Cigarettes Before Round
Former British amateur golf champion T Philpit Perkins is described as a habitual smoker who brings three cigarette packages to the course before beginning a round.
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Shawver Defeats Cunningham Cleaners in Park Game
Shawver breaks a one to one tie in Armor Park to beat the Cunningham Cleaners 6 to 5 with a late fifth inning tally. Seventeen errors were charged, Shawver tops in hits while Cunningham rallied briefly. pitching by Reynolds, Harris, Young and others highlighted the tense contest. Time 1:40.
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Cabell Pinsters To Battle Locals Duck Pin Match
Huntington and Charleston teams clash tonight at eight at the Reosa tion club alleys in the first little mapies match of the season. Huntington’s lineup includes Don Williams Al Trammell Biig Young Roy Sweeney and Bob Roger. Five games determine the winner with a rematch scheduled next Saturday in Huntington. No admission charge.
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American youths advance to Wimbledon quarterfinals in 1920s upset
Three young Americans led by Mangin and Allison reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals with strong wins over British and English players. Moody and Jacobs win for the American women as Davis Cup stalwarts duel in singles and doubles with European opponents.
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Prima Barred in States Under N B A Rule
Cincinnati June 27 Prima Carners Itallax heavyweight is ineligible to compete in boxing exhibitions in states under the N B A. executive committee announced today Garnere was barred after a 31 alleged framed bout in California. Numerous promoters have asked for a ruling on the Italian's status following bouts against Esyo Christner and George Godfrey.
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