Wykoff Breaks Century Dash World Record at NCAA Meet
USC sprinter Frank Wykoff wowed Chicago crowds by clocking 0 9 4 in the national collegiate championships at Stagg Field to erase Eddie Tolan’s mark and beat Ohio State’s George Simpson. The Trojans won the team title as Wykoff led a fast, wind-free race and dominated the opener.
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Texas Christian
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Lee Sentman
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Root
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Purdue
Shelton to Represent Cincinnati at Ohio Amateur Golf
Ralph Shelton, city amateur champion, plans to enter the Ohio state tournament at Toledo Country Club on June 23 if the Ohio Golf Association accepts his late application. He will be joined by Neil Ransick, Nelson Ruddy, and Johnny Fischer, with strong local support backing his bid.
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Ohio
Neil Ransick
Nelson Ruddy
Johnny Fischer
Local Golf Pros Win Match 2 and 1
Losantiville players Al Werner Tommy Adler Randolph Trager and Harry Boyer contributed solid scores with rounds of 73 to 80 as the four teamed up to help the pros win the match two and one.
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al Werner
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Trager
Dayton Defeats St Xavier 5-3 To Claim State Title
Dayton University wins the season finale 5-3 over St Xavier to claim the mythical state championship. The Flyers broke loose for five runs in the second inning and finished 12-2-? in fourteen starts, despite St Xavier scoring three in the ninth. Burdzinski allowed eight hits through eight, Moyer closed it for Dayton.
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Dayton University
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Miami
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Batteries Democrats Edge Opponents Across Four Cities
In Louisville Columbus Toledo and Indianapolis scores show Milwaukee Kansas City St. Paul and other teams delivering varied innings results. Batteries led by Dumont Gonzales Strelecki Starks Young Dixon Maley Angley Connally E Smith Heline Betts Fenner Jonnard Sprinz.
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Maley
Angley
Connally
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Heline
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Fenner
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Sprinz
Reds Leave Philadelphia After Rainout for Two-Game Set
The Reds road trip opener in Philadelphia was rained out. A double header in Cincinnati was rescheduled for July 12, with Ray Kolp leaving for home after no contest. Manager Howley may start Kolp in one game while Red Lucas and Jakie May pitch the Redland Field twin bill tomorrow. Frankie Frisch, spiked in the Cardinal-Phillie series, visited the team and expects to rejoin soon.
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The
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Doc Hoskins
Ben Franklin
Red Lucas
Jakie May
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Ray
Frankie Frisch
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Farrell
Robins Rally Past Cubs 12-9 in Brooklyn Showdown
In Brooklyn on June 17 the Robins toppled the Chicago Cubs 12 to 9 after a wild, rain-delayed game. Watson hit a seventh inning homer, Chicago led 5-0 early, but Brooklyn rallied with three in the third and five in the fourth to claim the victory, moving two games ahead of Chicago in the standings.
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Cards Are Up and Down Champs Lose Streak After Long Win Run
The St. Louis Cardinals, after a 17 of 18 win stretch, drop ten of eleven as injuries mount. Charley Gelbert and Frankie Frisch miss games, Haines and Orsatti weaken, Hafey eyes fail, and pitching falters. Manager Street combines replacements while fans cling to pennant hopes.
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Gabby”Street
St. Louis Cardinals
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Ott Two Home Runs Lift Giants Past Cardinals 9 7
Melvin Ott slugged two homers driving in six as the New York Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 9 to 7. It was the Giants seventh straight win, moving them into third place as Pittsburgh fell to Boston. Ott’s 11th homer sparked a five run seventh inning rally after a rain soaked start.
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Schedule highlights for two leagues today
The National League features Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Boston, St. Louis at New York, Chicago at Brooklyn and American League games including Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Kansas City at Toledo, Milwaukee at Columbus, Minneapolis at Louisville, and St. Paul at Indianapolis.
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Central League Scores Parade as Canton Triumphs
In a crowded scoreboard update Canton led with 11 points while Erie trailed at 5 and Springfield 6, Dayton 5, and Wayne 10, Richmond 6. The fragment shows a late tally sequence across multiple teams in the Central League.
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Dayton
Wayne
Richmond
Kentucky bars Cincinnati golfers from amateur championship
The Blue Grass State Golf Association in Louisville barred resident Cincinnati golfers from this year’s Kentucky amateur championship. Only Kentucky course resident members may compete in the event set for June 23. The move targets Cincinnatians Milt Cook Nelson Ruddy and Johnny Fischer who played last year. Fischer led qualifying before an injury ended his run.
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Kentucky
Blue Grass State Golf Association
Louisville
Milt Cook
Nelson Ruddy
Johnny Fischer
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Cooke
Ruddy
Saturday golf debuts as Cincinnati district crowds grow
A clear day and fast course attracted the largest crowd of the season to the Cincinnati district golf event. Low scores were scarce despite excellent fairways, with quality rounds posted from a wide range of players.
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Hill wins ball sweepstakes with 68 at Ft Mitchell
Doug Hill of Ft Mitchell shoots 68 on home course to take first in the ball sweepstakes, two under par. K P Hill finishes second with 70, Joe Craighead Sr. third with 73, while George Kisker Jr. cards 71 at Ridgewood Club.
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Ridgewood
Kisker
Vant Wins Regular Cincinnati Country Club Medal Handicap
George H. Vant won the regular Cincinnati Country Club medal handicap tournament yesterday with a 90-21-69. H N Quigley was second at 88-18-70 and W H Cox third with 83-11-72. Mont Reid finished fourth at 90-18-72 and Claude Black 79-6-73.
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George H. Vant
Cincinnati
McFadden Wins Club Championship Debut Victory
Walter McFadden defeated Cc J Bischoff on the nineteenth green at Western Hills for his first club championship victory. McFadden is a former champion from two years prior while Emery Eyler Ray Murphy Al Darker and George Kouitz recorded other first division wins and Kefauver won in the third flight.
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Walter McFadden
Cc. J. Bischoff
Western Hills
McFadden
Emery Eyler
A. M. Crain
Ray Murphy
C. A. Rich
al Darker
D. H. Wiley
George Kouitz
John Hauer
Bill Kefauver
H. J. Esterman
Rennels to Meet Bennett in Vice President's Cup Final
Rennels defeats Bodemer 2 and 1 in the semifinals to reach the Hyde Park Country Club final against Ed Bennett for the Vice President's Cup.
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Ed Bennett
Hyde Park Country Club
Bob Bodemer
Nine new greens open at Stoney Brook club
Yesterday Stoney Brook unveiled nine new greens. Members enjoyed placing balls on the carpet with them staying put. Only two players, Irvin Davis and Matt Rosenstein, were unhappy with scores of 100 and 108 respectively.
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Irvin Davis
Matt Rosensteil
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Rosenstein
Ellis Early Wins Western Hills Ball Sweep Stakes
Ellis Early won the ball sweep stakes at Western Hills with a gross 81. Walter McFadden and C. J. Bischoff tied for second with 84. In the net scores, George Seyler posted 70 for low ball while C. J. Bischoff and Ellis Early followed with 72.
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Western Hills
Walter McFadden
C. J. Bischoff
George Seyler
Robinson shoots 81 at Highland in improving form
The report notes E. Robinson continuing to raise his level with an 81 at Highland, credited to steady improvement and practice.
Wallenhorst Lally Triumph Narrow Avon Best Ball Victory
Joe Wallenhorst and Charlie Lally defeated Gibby Venn and Joe Levi 2 up in the only match yesterday on the Avon best ball tourney. Venn and Levi led 2 up near the 14th but the opponents closed with a sprint winning holes 14 through 17.
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Joe Wallenhorst
Charlie Lally
Gibby Venn
Joe Levi
Venn
Levi
Golfers Lose Coins On Hillcrest Green
Sunday note warns golfers not to mark the green with twenty five cent pieces. Roy Wells, Clarence Dapper's shop assistant, recovered two coins left on the green yesterday. The speaker quips that at a quarter a putt it's cheaper to play the stylie.
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Roy Wells
Clarence Dapper
Miss Ratterman, Elstun Reach Vice Chairman Cup Final
Miss Helen Ratterman advances to the finals by defeating Mrs Germann yesterday. Mrs G F Elstun reaches the final after eliminating Mrs Smiler on Saturday at Hyde Park in the Vice Chairman's Cup tournament.
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G. F. Elstun
Hyde Park
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H. E. Germann
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Smiler
Mrs Goldsmith Wins Lo Santiville Women’s Title
Mrs. A. W. Goldsmith Jr. captured the women’s championship at the Lo Santiville Country Club by defeating Mrs. Robert Orton 2 and 1 in yesterday’s final. Goldsmith ranks among the district’s top six female players and shot 89 in qualifying.
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Losantiville Country Club
Robert Orton
Goldsmith
Wyoming golfers begin Governors Cup qualifying rounds
Wyoming members qualify for the Governors Cup with med handicap over eighteen holes. Four players advance in the first round, and four more qualify on each of the subsequent rounds.
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Rain Delays Tristate Tennis Tourney at Cincinnati Club
Rain postponed much of the thirty first Tristate Tennis Tournament at the Cincinnati Tennis Club. Paul Kunkel won all completed matches 6 1 6 1 over Brintnall and 6 1 6 2 over Baldwin. Invaders from Louisville and Chicago arrive as play resumes with notable matches scheduled today.
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East Walnut Hills
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Kunkel
L. P. Brintnall
William Baldwin
Middletown
William Scott-Matson Tobin
Ralph Pappenheimer
Losantiville Country Club
Leroy Voorheis
Emmett Pare
Byron Huffman
Ellis Flax
E. L. Lounsberry
Dick Franz-Monte Tiller
Louisville
Monte Tiller
Raoul de Garis
Arnold Simons
Wiley van Wagner
Chicago
James Lewin
Dick Johnson
Cleveland
James Kumler
Dallas
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Fred D. Burng
Vance Towler
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Taylor Stanley
Larry Tieman
Emmet McCleary
Ed. Simmeral
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Glenn Johnson
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Pat Parrish
Joseph
H. Bary
Bill Ward
Bert Beirne
College football scores from several Ohio venues reported
At Oxford Ohio Miami defeated Cincinnati 3 to 1 while Daytons team beat Dayton 1 to 8. St Xavier won 8 to 1 over an opponent. Wooster defeated Kenyon 3 to 2. Bluffmeee 2 8 and Tratls 6 show unclear results. Cambard C. moe and Philadelphia Kearns 1 Penn Atew Concord Otterbein 7 Muskin gum 5 are partially unreadable but indicate multiple scorelines and teams in Ohio and nearby cities.
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Philadelphia
Kearns
Penn
Unbeaten Teams Defend Records In Cornish's Loop
Unbeaten Miamitown in Class A meets Lammers Music House. Coca-Cola Cubs in Class B face McCullough-Ashtons at West Fork. Cubs aim to extend four-game win streak. Lammers seen as dangerous. Several Class A games follow including New Eras vs Hamilton County Republican Club and Union Printers vs R. B. Clothes. Class B bills include Union Printer Cubs vs Uniontown and Coca-Cola Cubs vs McCullough-Ashton.
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Lammers Music House
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Lammers
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R. B. Clothes
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Covington—Siebler Tailors
Summe & Ratermann
Groesbeck—Beecher Buckeyes
Bobby Jones Clinches British Amateur Title in Four-Year Quest
Atlanta barrister and golf star Bobby Jones has won all major amateur championships here and in England including the British amateur title after a four year pursuit.
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Bobby Jones
Atlanta
England
Sharkey Schmeling Showdown Readied After Training Totals
Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling near ring readiness for the heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium. The American champion trails in total fights yet shows greater rounds and tougher opposition, including Dempsey and Wills, shaping expectations for the world championship fight.
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Bearcats Fall to Big Reds in Buckeye Title Playoff
In Oxford Ohio Cincinnati loses 3 to 1 to Miami in a Buckeye Association championship playoff. Cincinnati pitchers Strobel and Miami’s Strobel both handled pressure as Miami built a run total with timely hits while Cincinnati stranded eleven. Alumni observers attended the decisive game.
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Arlington Classic Date Set For July 12 at Chicago
The Arlington Classic will be run July 12 at Arlington Park with an $80,000 purse. Arlington Cup races, valued $25,000 to $30,000, are slated for July 19. The season runs June 30 through August 2 with an estimated $600,000 in purses.
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Maryland freshman Charley Fouts rises in track events
Charley Fouts, a University of Maryland sophomore, emerges as a rising star by vaulting 11 feet 7 inches and high jumping 5 feet 11 inches this season. He had prior vaulting experience and did his first high jump this year.
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Charley Fouts
Ruth's Nineteenth Home Run Sends Yankees Past Browns 12–5
The New York Yankees defeat the St Louis Browns 12 to 5 in a sixteenth hit laden game. Babe Ruth belted his 19th homer of the year driving in two and Lou Gehrig added two RBIs as Ed Wells held the Browns scoreless through five innings. The Yankees opened with seven runs in the first and coasted to the win behind strong hitting and relief pitching from Blaeholder.
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Tigers 6 Red Sox shutout in Detroit victory
Detroit Tigers rout Boston 6 to 0 as George Uhle blanks the Red Sox on three safeties. Gehringer and Alexander homer. Alexander drives in three runs and Gehringer adds one more. Detroit tallies nine hits to Boston's three in the June 17 game.
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Baseball scores and rain affect yesterday's National League results
National League games saw Cincinnati at Philadelphia rained out while New York beat St. Louis 9 to 7 and Brooklyn topped Chicago 12 to 9. American League action included Detroit 6 Boston 0 and New York 12 St. Louis 5 with Washington at Cleveland rained out. American Association results featured Kansas 5 Toledo 3 and Columbus 6 Milwaukee 4. Western League saw Des Moines 5 Wichita Topeka 4 and Omaha 6 Oklahoma City 6 with St. Joseph 4 Pueblo 3.
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White Sox rally past A's in six to five victory
Chicago baseball notes a six to five win over Philadelphia as the White Sox chase Grove from the box early and tag Rommel. Kerr Jolley and Reynolds lead hitting with eight combined safeties in front of about 16 000 fans. Henry wins in relief over Rommel with Henry striking out seven in five and two thirds.
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Northern Kentucky Semi-Pro League Schedule
Silver Grove faces Golden Rods at Golden Rod Park. L. N. A. C. plays Rockne A. C. at Ludlow Park. Siebler Tailors meets Summe Rat termann at Covington Park. Columbia Sweet Shop vs Lexington Hustlers in Lexington. Wiedemann A. C. vs Eplings in Lexington. G O H I clash at Portsmouth Ohio. All games start at 3 p.m.
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Sharkey in Final Training for Schmeling Title Fight
Jack Sharkey completes light workouts at Yankee Stadium as he nears the heavyweight title bout with Max Schmeling next Thursday night. He weighs about 196. He will train until Tuesday morning and then rest before the fight. Boxing Commissioner James Farley and Dr Wilfred Fralick observed the session and praised his mental and physical condition.
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New York World News Service
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Max Schmeling
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New York
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Texas League Scores Quick Recap
San Antonio defeated Dallas 3 to 2, Wichita Falls beat Waco 14 to 8, Shreveport won over Houston 3 to 2, and Fort Worth outscored Beaumont 8 to 6.
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Gate forecast tops six hundred thousand for Schmeling Sharkey bout
Financial figures for the fifteen round championship show a net gate around $600,000 with a best estimate near $700,000 in Madison Square Garden. Ticket limits and complimentary seats constrain the total receipts, while Yankee Stadium capacity is outlined for the same fight.
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Gene Tunney
Chicago
K. I. C. League Card Matches Today At Four Towns
Middletown visits Cheviot at 3 p.m. with umpires Walter Yuellig and John Eilers. Potters play Harmony at 3 p.m. umpired by Jim Hogan and Bill Jones. Hamilton Kirks face Lawrenceburg at 3 30. umpires Clarence Munson and Sam Ellington. Greenfield meets Batesville at 3 30. umpires Al Grote and Spike Behr.
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John Eilers
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Jim Hogan
Bill Jones
Hamilton Kirks
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Clarence Munson
Sam Ellington
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Batesville
al Grote
Spike” Behr
Tristate League Matchups Spell Busy Weekend Schedule
Horton Washers face Hamilton Lindens while Silverton meets Carthage in Tristate League action. Stillmakery Bakers duel Mt Wash ah Rices and Valley Merchants in Detkatens. Thoroughbreds challenge Bond Noethelde K of Mt Healthy in other shadings.
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